Dairy Co-op Agrees Not to Dismantle St. Albans Creamery
A federal judge on Thursday lifted a temporary restraining order against the nation’s largest dairy cooperative after it agreed to […]
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Burlington Business Association Shutters After Nearly 50 Years
After nearly half a century of advocating for Queen City entrepreneurs, the Burlington Business Association is closing up shop. The
Boating With Michael Hendrickson of Burlington Harbor Launch and Tow
Michael Hendrickson grew up boating and diving on Lake Champlain. Known as Spike, he started Burlington Harbor Launch and Tow
Sanders Calls for the St. Albans Creamery to Reopen
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) on Wednesday accused the nation’s largest dairy cooperative of closing the St. Albans Creamery to
Mountain Biking Case Signals Crackdown on Rogue Trail Building
Mike Snyder carried his muzzleloader through thick underbrush in the Mount Mansfield State Forest on a late-October day in 2020,
Vermont Law Enforcement Agencies Help the Feds Patrol the Border. Should They?
A Chittenden County sheriff deputy’s contact with federal authorities during a traffic stop last month led to a Mexican farmworker’s
Woodbelly’s New Middlesex Café Serves Breakfast, Lunch and Pizza
When Woodbelly first started cooking up wood-fired pizzas in 2008, the business was freewheeling — and not just because its
Burlington Police Arrest Man for Fatal Downtown Stabbing
Burlington police on Tuesday arrested a Winooski man for fatally stabbing another man early Saturday. Hassan O. Haji, 24, surrendered
Esox Appears to Have Abruptly Closed
A chalk graffiti-covered, New York Yankees-loving dive bar “across from the divorce court” in Burlington appears to have closed. Esox,
Man Fatally Stabbed in Burlington Amid Spate of Violent Incidents
A man was fatally stabbed in Burlington early Saturday, one of several violent incidents in the city across a 36-hour