In its first year, South Burlington’s winter artisan fair, Illuminate VT, was by any measure very successful, drawing anywhere from 1,200 to 1,500 folks from the city and surrounding communities to the event.
Laura Collins danced around the classroom, peering over her student’s shoulders, demonstrating her icing skills and explaining the cookie decorating process.
Jacques-Paul Marton slid a pastry across the circular table at Le Marché in Shelburne. “La vie en rose,” he said, noting the name of the pink sponge cake in a mastered French accent. “To see l…
In “Chicken Coop Chaos,” a chicken named Pearl Hen has trouble maintaining the order of her henhouse after Wendell, the rambunctious rooster, moves into her space.
Genevieve Gallagher vividly remembers her daughter Miranda’s first flight in a green Cessna 150 nicknamed “Charlie.” She knew right away aviation captured her middle-schooler’s heart, despite …
It was the 1940s, and Louise Guyette was working as a secretary in the war department of the Pentagon, entrusted with the maintenance and security of confidential documents.
Spooky season is in full swing in South Burlington, with plenty planned for kids for the coming weekend.
Not all heroes wear capes. Sometimes they drive buses.
Sam Morril, admittedly, hasn’t had the best luck in Vermont.
Saturday was a big day on Brewer Parkway as kids and their families arrived for face painting, transfer tattoos, lemonade, iced tea and coffee, all to support flood relief efforts in South Bur…
Surely the manufacturer of this little red van did not expect it to be used like this.
On any given day of the week, the one-and-a-half-acre Killeen Crossroads Farm located at the bustling corner of Cheesefactory Road and Dorset Street in Shelburne can be seen lined with cars as residents funnel in and out.
The first national observance of Memorial Day occurred on May 30, 1868, originally known as Decoration Day, a holiday proclaimed to honor the Union soldiers who had died in the Civil War.
On Saturday morning, a half-dozen volunteers with plastic bags, bright-colored buckets and claw-like scoopers scanned Wheeler Dog Park for dog waste, toy scraps and other garbage for an April …
South Burlington has been named the ninth happiest city in America, at least according to the personal finance website Wallet Hub.
Donna Kinville is retiring after more than 20 years serving as South Burlington’s city clerk.
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