Iconic Burlington Skate Shop Ridin’ High to Close
Ridin’ High, the tiny, distinctive Burlington skate shop that has adorned the top of Battery Street in since 2003, will […]
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State Regulators Cut $88 Million From UVM Medical Center’s Budget
State regulators rejected a budget proposal from the University of Vermont Medical Center on Friday that they say would have
Man Charged in Road Rage Eye-Gouging Case Will Remain Jailed
The man accused of maiming a stranger during a road-rage attack in Winooski will remain behind bars while his case
Gov. Scott Appoints New Health Commissioner
An executive at the Rutland Regional Medical Center will serve as Vermont’s next health commissioner, Gov. Phil Scott announced on
Scott Vows to Help Burlington Amid Public Safety ‘Crisis’
Gov. Phil Scott vowed on Wednesday to work with Burlington leaders to resolve the “crisis” the city faces around public
‘Daily Show’ Airs Segment on Burlington-Canada Relations
Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” aired a segment this week that examines Burlington’s initiatives to attract disgruntled Canadian tourists to
Vermont’s Performing Arts Scene Readies for a New Season
From the days of Bill Shakespeare putting on Macbeth at the Globe to Anaïs Mitchell transporting Hadestown from Barre to
Developers Hope Burlington Square Brings Life to Downtown
In November 2014, a smooth-talking New York City businessman announced plans to transform Burlington’s aging downtown mall into high-rise apartment
Vermont’s Small Businesses Face Existential Tariff Threats
Small businesses make up the backbone of Vermont’s economy — and its reputation for artisanal products and craftsmanship. But most