The 23rd Annual Rabies Bait Drop, a cooperative effort between the State of Vermont and U.S. Department of Agriculture Wildlife Services to stop the spread of rabies, began Aug. 11. The bait drop is part of a nationally coordinated effort to halt the fatal disease.
As Vermont prepares to significantly increase the funds available for clean water projects, the state’s Clean Water Board is reaching out to Vermonters, asking them to weigh in on the best way to allocate funds.
A fawn in the dappled light off of Spear Street, behind South Pointe Drive.
The Vermont Air National Guard has a new general, from right here in our area.
Registration for the 2019 Howard Center Zoe’s Race is now open. This year’s event is Sunday, Aug. 25, at Oakledge Park in Burlington.
“If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need,” said Roman philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero.
A farming season that started late looks like it may be back on schedule, but as always that depends on the vagaries of summer weather.
The temporary receivership for Pillsbury senior living facilities in South Burlington and St. Albans is now permanent.
Rosanne Greco of South Burlington captured the explosion of color from this patch of Asiatic lilies that fills the front yard of her family home every summer. “Every year another stalk or two grows. This year we have eight stalks. How many li…
When Town Clerk Donna Kinville told her husband she’d been appointed a cemetery sexton, he wasn’t sure what to think.
The 14th Dragon Boat Festival Celebration is Sunday, Aug. 4, to benefit the McClure Miller Respite House. The all-day affair starts at 8:30 a.m.
The first CycleNation event in Vermont takes place Aug. 15 at Waterfront Park in Burlington. Teams are wanted for the American Heart Association’s relay-style, stationary cycling fundraiser.
The South Burlington Recreation and Parks Department hosted its annual senior barbecue July 17. Due to inclement weather, the event was moved from Veterans Memorial Park indoors to the cafeteria at Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School. Along wit…
Guardians of Peace and Planet will hold a demonstration against the F-35s Sunday, Aug. 4, 4 to 6 p.m. at the corner of Airport Drive and Patrick Street in South Burlington.
More than 100 people packed (pun intended) the Shelburne Town Hall on Friday, July 14, to hear about the Eastern coyote.
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