We Spent 24 Hours on Church Street. Here’s What We Saw.
Lucky for Burlington, Bill Truex Jr., had a long layover in Copenhagen on a flight to Rome in 1962. The […]
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We Spent 24 Hours on Church Street. Here’s What We Saw.
Lucky for Burlington, Bill Truex Jr., had a long layover in Copenhagen on a flight to Rome in 1962. The
Queen City Volunteers Pitch In to Clean Up Trouble Spots
A line of volunteers passed bags of trash from hand to hand out of a stand of trees and piled
Soaring Fireworks Costs Force Towns to Cancel or Pony Up
Fourth of July fireworks displays have become so costly in Vermont that some towns are seeking stopgap donations from residents
AG Finds Fatal Police Shooting of Mentally Ill Man in Putney Was Justified
Vermont State Police were justified in shooting and killing an unarmed man who had barricaded himself in his Putney apartment
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Lippa’s Estate and Fine Jewelry to Leave Burlington
After 93 years on Church Street, Lippa’s Estate and Fine Jewelry has announced that it will close its Burlington store
Jimmy ‘The Iceman’ De Pierro Dies at 79
From left: Jimmy De Pierro, Kathy Daye and Mark De Pierro Credit: Dan Bolles Jimmy De Pierro, known for decades
‘Burlington Is Back,’ Mayor Proclaims
Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak stood on the bricks of Church Street Monday morning with a simple message: “Burlington is back.” Furthering
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont (June 24-July 1)
The Right Tone Monday 29 Acclaimed multi-instrumentalist, composer and bandleader Kamasi Washington kicks things up a notch at Higher Ground
Nectar’s Lives Again — For One Night
When the Burlington nightclub Nectar’s closed last July, it was a shock to many. The venue had served as the