MycoLab, the community branch of MycoEvolve, is holding ecological restoration workshops at Shelburne Farms, 1611 Harbor Road. Volunteers will grow skills in non-chemical removal of nonnative plant species, tool safety and plant identification.
Howard Center has been redesignated by the Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging, and Independent Living.
American Abenaki people in Vermont were and are culturally competent in many types of Indigenous hunting and trapping techniques as well as the use of traditional hunting spirituality. They have used sophisticated Native American technologies…
Marilyn Webb Neagley will speak about her memoir, “Attic of Dreams” on Thursday, May 2, 7 p.m., at the Pierson Library in Shelburne.
South Burlington and its recreation department held a citywide yard sale April 21 at Rick Marcotte Central School featuring an afternoon of sales, food, ice cream and refreshments.
Vintage Inspired Marketplace, South Burlington’s only multi-dealer vintage and antique store, is moving and expanding at its current location on Dorset Street.
Howard Center’s Spring Community Education Series presents a free panel discussion, “Substance Use and Our Community,” with moderator Beth Holden, the center’s chief client services officer in the auditorium of dealer.com, 1 Howard St., Burli…
Masonry has always been a presence in the Green Mountain State. From the first settlers to the present, Vermont Masons have made a difference in their communities.
Chittenden County Property Management Co. has teamed up with the national Cleaning for a Reason nonprofit to offer free cleaning services to people battling cancer.
Hannah Miller, left, an associate professor of education at Vermont State University-Johnson, is spending her sabbatical on a quest to write, read and knit in as many public libraries in Vermont as possible.
“As a Vermonter with Irish, French Canadian and Lebanese roots, I have long bemoaned the fact that our written history rarely includes those with similar or other varied backgrounds,” historian, author and educator Elise Guyette of South Burl…
The Burlington Garden Club welcomes speaker Polly Ericksen, inaugural director of the University of Vermont Food Systems Research Center to its next monthly meeting, Tuesday, April 23, 1 p.m., Faith United Methodist Church, 899 Dorset St., So…
United Church of Hinesburg’s 2024 plant sale continues a 50-plus year tradition. The online sale of locally grown perennials and beautifully packaged homemade biscotti runs through Saturday, April 20, with orders ready for pick up on Saturday…
In every season of the year, birders may stumble upon the unusual: a western flycatcher with misguided migration; an arctic owl wandering south; or a far-flung waterfowl from across an ocean. How do these birds end up in our little state, and…
The shelves of the South Burlington Food Shelf are looking very bare so if anyone wants to canvas a neighborhood, business or organization, Rep. Emilie Krasnow can provide bags and boxes to help.
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