Kismayo Kitchen Closes in BTV; Property Gets FEMA Buyout
Somali American restaurant Kismayo Kitchen, founded by the late Ahmed Omar, has closed permanently at 505 Riverside Avenue in Burlington. […]
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Brattleboro Memorial Hospital Reverses Plan to Close Birthing Center
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital has reversed its decision to close its birthing center at the end of the year, offering a
Changes at Burlington’s City Hall Park Aimed at Disrupting Bad Behavior
Burlington officials are installing a mobile surveillance camera, playing ambient music and scheduling coordinated cleanups at City Hall Park in
Changes at Burlington’s City Hall Park Aimed at Disrupting Bad Behavior
Burlington officials are installing a mobile surveillance camera, playing ambient music and scheduling coordinated cleanups at City Hall Park in
Barre Will Try to Pass a School Budget for the Third Time
Barre Unified Union School District has found itself in an unenviable position this fall: It is the only district in
Expecting Trouble: Vermonters Are Losing Local Birth Centers
When Cassey Kellner-Bourdeau and her husband, Jake Patnoe, were preparing to welcome their first child, there was no question where
Vermont Creemee Supply Disrupted by Immigration Enforcement
Kingdom Creamery, the largest supplier of Vermont-made creemee mix, has been forced to slash production following the late-July detention of
Mule Bar in Winooski to Expand Into Former Our House Spot
Mule Bar is getting bigger. The Winooski bar, a craft beer and cocktail staple at 38 Main Street since 2013,
Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, September 9-16
Live Out Loud Sunday 13 LGBTQ+ revelers and allies show up for visibility and equality at the Pride Vermont Parade
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‘Do Not Slow Down’ on Ed Reform, Gov Tells School Leaders
Gov. Phil Scott made his stance on education reform clear last month in a back-to-school letter he sent to superintendents,