State Suspends License of Rutland Childcare Center
State regulators have suspended the license of a childcare center in Rutland affiliated with an evangelical church after finding serious […]
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Homeland Security Building in Williston Hit With Hateful Graffiti
Somebody spray-painted hateful and threatening messages, including “kill yourselves” and “hang yourself,” on a U.S. Homeland Security building in Williston
Gov: ‘Surge’ of Aid to Burlington Will Start a ‘Community Accountability Court’
Updated at 3:33 p.m. To address concerns over persistent low-level crimes and “disorder” in Burlington, Gov. Phil Scott on Friday
Charlie’s Boathouse Property Hits Market for $2.5 Million
The iconic Auer Family Boathouse property on Burlington’s northern shore is on the market for $2.5 million. Located on Lake
Sonia Sotomayor to Visit UVM to Promote New Book
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor is scheduled to speak at the University of Vermont later this month. Sotomayor, 71,
Liniers Turns Ordinary Life Into Extraordinary Comics
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Burlington Has Few Strategies to Clean Up Graffiti
In late September, nearly 100 people gathered to paint a brightly colored mural on the side of a Burlington building
‘Come From Away,’ Northern Stage
The cast of ‘Come From Away’ Credit: Courtesy of Kata Sasvari It won’t take more than the opening number in
Burlington Council Debates Financial Disclosure Rules
Some city councilors in Burlington want candidates for local office to disclose their finances to voters. But an effort to
Gauging the Drought’s Ongoing Impact on Humans and Wildlife
“Did Moses really part the Red Sea — or was it just a drought?” That was the question posed in