Burlington Vermont Links and Resources

Vermont rural health task force seeks public input  WCAX […]

The Arctic Plunge: From Feeling Like 92 to Freezing in a Day  The New York Times […]

San Diego ranked in top 5 best cities for singles  fox5sandiego.com […]

Barbecue Coming to Burlington Night Spot Orlando's  Seven Days […]

BTV's Hen of the Wood to Reopen  Seven Days […]

Kara Alnasrawi appointed executive director of the Church Street Marketplace  Vermont Biz […]

NY Burlington VT Zone Forecast  SFGat […]

PHOTOS: UVM's Ben Shungu from HS to college hoops  BurlingtonFreePress.com […]

Seattle ranks in Top 10 nationally when it comes to best cities for singles  KOMO News […]

Department of Health: It’s time to get your flu shot  vtdigger.org […]

Tuesday's storm brings slick roads, school closings  WCAX […]

How people weathered Burlington's first major snowstorm of the season  Burlington Free Press […]

Ben & Jerry’s Is Sued by Environmental Advocate Over ‘Happy Cows’ Claim  Insurance Journa […]

BU goes up against Vermont  Washington Post […]

What's wrong with the Kimball Ave. bridge in South Burlington?  BurlingtonFreePress.com […]

Channel 3 This Morning: Live team coverage of the storm  WCAX […]

FIRST ALERT: Region Braces for Record Cold; More Snow Up North  NBC10 Boston […]

How a priest credibly accused of sexual misconduct in New York found a new life as a nurse in Vermont  USA TODAY […]

Attorney General Clears Burlington Police Officer In Douglas Kilburn Altercation  Vermont Public Radio […]

Verizon’s Halloween outage in Burlington remains unexplained 10 days later  vtdigger.org […]

South Burlington doesn’t want to foot bill for F-35 noise mitigation  vtdigger.org […]

MiVT: Atmosphoria  WCAX […]

Burlington’s VFW held annual Veterans Day Ceremony  Local 22/44 News […]

Potent storm will bring up to a foot of snow to parts of our area  WPTZ […]

WCAX Investigates: Properties in peril  WCAX […]

The silver-backed chevrotain, or Vietnamese mouse deer, has been recorded in the wild for the first time in almost 30 years, conservationists say.      &nbs […]

The area was predicted to receive 8-12 inches of snow between Monday evening and early Tuesday afternoon.       &nbs […]

A woman was rushed to UVM Medical Center Monday night after a fire in a room at the Residences at Great Cedars in Winooski.       &nbs […]

Many Catholic priests accused of sexual misconduct were never charged, allowing them to take on new roles as teachers, counselors and nurses.       &nbs […]

Images of the former Vermont Mr. Basketball from his high school playing days at Rice to his time with the University of Vermont Catamounts.       &nbs […]

The snowstorm was predicted to have a shot at breaking into the top 10 November snowfalls in the Queen City.       &nbs […]

Clogged with debris on Nov. 1, Muddy Brook destroyed a culvert, undermined a bridge and disrupted traffic between Williston and South Burlington       &nbs […]

Much of northern Vermont is under a winter storm warning. Northwest Vermont got the highest amount of snow.       &nbs […]

A 15-foot wide culvert crumpled in floodwaters that roared through Chittenden County on Oct. 31 - Nov. 1, 2019.       &nbs […]

Short "stick season" gives way to snow in Vermont — yielding yet another wave of fresh color, texture and light.       &nbs […]

From snow blowers to parking bans, Vermont woke up to an early snow storm on Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2019.       &nbs […]

An early season snowstorm hit the Burlington area on Nov. 11-12, 2019, with forecasts calling for snowfall totals of up to a foot.       &nbs […]

Richard Cadorette is keeping Burlington pedestrians safe by snow blowing the sidewalks at 7 a.m. during the Nov. 12 snow storm.       &nbs […]

Northern and central Vermont got a decent wallop of snow in mid-November. Here's what it looked like.       &nbs […]

The commute was smooth and slow on the morning of Nov. 12, 2019.       &nbs […]

Have plenty to be thankful for this Turkey Day? You might consider channeling that spirit of gratitude into making a donation to Feeding Chittenden.      &nbs […]

Winooski fire rescued a woman after a fire at the Residences at Great Cedars on Monday night, Nov. 11, 2019.       &nbs […]

A woman was seriously injured in a fire at the Residences at Great Cedars in Winooski on Monday night, Nov. 11, 2019.       &nbs […]

The snowstorm will go until Tuesday afternoon, and is expected to bring close to a foot of snow to northern Vermont.       &nbs […]

The two-time defending NCAA D-III champion Panthers edge Tufts 3-2 in overtime on Sunday to claim the program's third straight NESCAC championship.       &nbs […]

Keep up with the National Weather Service's latest snow and winter weather predictions for Vermont.      &nbs […]

Now that about 60 percent of all car purchases start online, Dealer.com's digital tools are even more relevant to car dealers across the country.       &nbs […]

Agreement expected by January for Nedde Real Estate's proposed 100-room hotel, 340-space parking garage and new VEIC headquarters.       &nbs […]

The UVM men's basketball improves to 2-0 with a 66-63 road victory over Bucmbell on Sunday afternoon.       &nbs […]

Live updates courtesy of the Burlington Free Press from Saturday's trio of high school football state championship games at Rutland.       &nbs […]

Hundreds of schools are closed or delayed and driving is treacherous following the first major snowfall of the season. […]

A new report from the Vermont State Auditor is questioning the value of the Remote Workers Grant Program, the initiative started this year that pays people to move to Vermont and work remotely. […]

Brattleboro Police are investigating after one person was injured by the explosion of what's described as a "small homemade destructive device." […]

A 25-year-old is in critical condition after an ATV rollover crash in New York's North Country. […]

New York GOP Congresswoman Elise Stefanik is on the House Intelligence Committee and will be participating in the impeachment inquiry hearings that begin Wednesday. […]

Congressman Peter Welch, D-Vermont, sits on the House Intelligence Committee and says the evidence for impeachment is overwhelming. […]

Geologists are raising concerns about the potential for dangerous landslides on Burlington's Riverside Avenue, a historically unstable hillside made worse by recent heavy rains. […]

Vermont's Rural Health Services Task Force is meeting next Thursday and they want to hear from you. […]

Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is considering making a late run for the Democratic presidential nomination, according to two people with knowledge of his deliberations, underscoring some Democrats’ deep uncertainty about the […]

A special hearing started Tuesday in Anderson County where a judge is deciding Jesse Osborne's sentence. The now 17-year-old, who was 14 at the time of the slayings, faces anywhere from 30 years to life without parole. […]

Smugglers’ Notch Resort has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit that alleged it was overcharging homeowners for routine property maintenance. A Vermont Superior Court judge on Tuesday approved a settlement that calls for Smuggs to change […]

The season’s first snow provided a cozy backdrop for Mayor Miro Weinberger’s announcement Tuesday that the Church Street Marketplace has a new executive director. Weinberger appointed Kara Alnasrawi to succeed Ron Redmond, who has […]

Grey Aiken is the fire starter and tender at Philo Ridge Farm in Charlotte, where he builds a blaze every morning in the fireplace of the common room that adjoins the farm market. Aiken, 47, uses a mix of hardwoods — oak, maple and ash — […]

The Stone Mill Public Market held its grand opening on Saturday and Sunday in Middlebury. The market occupies the first floor of the Stone Mill, an 1840 building located at 3 Mill Street that was redeveloped earlier this year by Community Barn […]

Downtown Burlington will soon add a barbecue restaurant to its roster when Smokey's Pit Stop opens in Orlando's Bar and Lounge at 1 Lawson Lane, Smokey's owner Jonathan Wish said. The eatery at Orlando's will be an outpost of Smokey's Low N' Slow, […]

Hen of the Wood in Burlington is expected to reopen in two weeks, chef-owner Eric Warnstedt told Seven Days by text message. The restaurant at 55 Cherry Street has been closed since August 6, when a fire erupted in its ventilation system. No one was […]

The program reimbursing workers up to $10,000 to move to Vermont is catching flak from the state auditor, who questions whether taxpayer dollars are being well spent. Doug Hoffer on Tuesday released a report suggesting the state’s Remote […]

In this episode, Bryan checks the progress of Vermont's efforts to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. In this episode, Bryan checks the progress of Vermont's efforts to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. CREDITS […]

At a gala ceremony on Saturday night in Montpelier, the fifth annual Vermont Book Award was presented to Hartland cartoonist Jason Lutes for his 2018 graphic novel Berlin. It's the first graphic work to win the award, which is administered by the […]

Burlington City Arts curates exhibits in three areas of the airport: the Skyway, the area above the escalator and the walls facing security for Gates 1 through 8. Whether you've arrived early for a flight or are waiting to pick up passengers, do […]

While many winter skiers chase mountain thrills beyond Burlington, cross-country athletes can slide to their heart's content within city limits. After a big storm, you'll see them gleefully gliding down Church Street or making first tracks on the […]

New Year's Eve traditions run deep. For many, the holiday wouldn't be complete without a countdown, a glass (or three) of Champagne and a smooch at the stroke of midnight. Last year, the Queen City launched a new custom: Highlight, a citywide […]

According to the last two United Nations World Happiness Reports, the people of Finland are the happiest in the world. There are undoubtedly myriad social, environmental, economic and political reasons Fins have topped that list for two years […]

We're delighted to have you! BTV: The Burlington International Airport Quarterly is a bilingual magazine — translated into French for our Québécois visitors — that highlights Vermont's recreational, cultural and dining […]

You have to be a seriously decent skier to enjoy skiing the lift line. That's the run directly under a ski lift, providing an audience to admire your skill or witness your wipeouts. The stakes are high, but Matt Grant doesn't mind. One of his […]

There's a common expression among globe-trotters: "Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer." Wise words, indeed, but who can resist bringing home a souvenir or two? → Version française There's […]

Former state rep founded central Vermont cancer support group Frederick Nelson Cook, 90, of Montpelier, died peacefully on November 7 after a short illness. Fred was born on August 24, 1929, to Edward J. and Helen […]

How do you convince a thirsty diner to choose marquette over malbec, or la crescent instead of Chardonnay? At an industry-only workshop on Wednesday exploring how to pair Vermont wine with food, servers, chefs and business owners were given a great […]

The sequel to a documentary known for spreading discredited claims about vaccinations found a receptive crowd in Burlington Thursday night during an under-the-radar screening at the Merrill’s Roxy Cinema. About 30 people gathered for a 7:30 […]

Last week's Halloween storm destabilized a bridge that connects South Burlington and Williston, closing the busy span for the "foreseeable future," officials said. The bridge in question crosses the Muddy Brook where Kimball Avenue becomes […]

A recent kerfuffle involving a Vermont hemp farm and the New York Police Department laid bare the evolving understanding of cannabis laws. In case you haven’t heard, here’s what happened: On November 1, Fox Holler Farm in New Haven […]

Updated at 5:28 p.m. The Burlington police officer who punched a man who later died will not face criminal charges, Vermont Attorney General T.J. Donovan said at a press conference Friday attended by the man’s family. Donovan said Officer Cory […]

Landmark downtown Burlington restaurant Daily Planet will reopen at 4 p.m. Friday, owner Copey Houghton told Seven Days. The restaurant closed abruptly on October 30 after a pending sale of the business fell through. Houghton said he has […]

Former Addison County educator and volunteer was a mixtape master Douglas William Hopps died in Portland, Maine, on October 17, 2019 after a long illness. He was born in the hamlet of Garrison in the village of Cold […]

Want to win epic prizes from Warren Miller Entertainment? Enter to win below by Friday, November 29, at 5 p.m. Prizes: Head skis Smugglers' Notch Bash Badge Swag from Warren Miller Entertainment Tickets to see "Timeless" at the Flynn Center for […]

That’s basically all I have to say. I get its the first big snow of the year but it wasn’t nearly enough to justify two nights of parking bans. I swear they try to make parking here as painful as possible for people. submitted by […]

Hi all, I'm currently out of town and my car was towed last night during the ban. I'm assuming it'll be towed again tonight since they moved it to a cleared street. I know cars with previous tickets are towed to a designated garage. Anyone know […]

Anybody know of a coffee food truck or a coffee company that does coffee service on-site in the Burlington area? submitted by /u/mitchellwatson81 [link] [comments […]

Does anyone offer them in the greater Burlington area? Most I can find are more advanced. Thanks! submitted by /u/nomadicbohunk [link] [comments […]

Just moved to VT in June with street parking only... how often are there parking bans in the winter? submitted by /u/lupinschocolates [link] [comments […]

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Hi guys: Currently, my fiance and I are torn between two potential venues: the Lang Barn and the Intervale Center. Looking for insight to see if anyone has attended a wedding at either and what your thoughts were in terms of execution/space/etc,? […]

Search bar didn't have anything for Optometrist so here we are. Who do you go to for getting your eyes checked and who do you go for getting new glasses? Has anyone here bought glasses locally for heavy computer use? submitted by /u/AggieDem […]

With this snow storm coming tonight and in the future what boots does everyone where? Trying to find some ideas on some good ones.. thanks submitted by /u/phishie23 [link] [comments […]

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Hi Burlington. Long story short, our Burlington flag that has been hanging in our front yard for the last six months is missing. It was hanging up Friday when we got home from work and we noticed it missing Sunday morning. So did you or one of your […]

Ok, ok, I'm that person who waited to get my tires changed and now I'm hoping to find somewhere to get them changed this week. Vt Tire was full this am an hour before they opened. I will pay extra! submitted by /u/whitefatherhorseeyes [link] […]

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I love all of the dog friendly activities in & around Burlington during the summer and fall!Now that it’s the start of the long, cold winter I’m looking to compile a list of places that are dog friendly INDOORS. Are there any other […]

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Does anyone know where I can get a Thanksgiving turkey this weekend? Price chopper and Costco don't have them yet. Thanks! submitted by /u/chrispayyy [link] [comments […]

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Related Company: King Arthur Flour CompanyVermont Business Magazine This fall will be the most delicious season yet, because today, King Arthur Flour, the country's oldest flour company and #1 in gluten-free baking, is launching two new […]

Howard Center is pleased to announce that Medical Director of Howard Center’s Chittenden Clinic, John Brooklyn, MD, recently received the prestigious Nyswander/Dole Award which recognizes outstanding contributions to opioid treatment.  […]

Davis & Hodgdon Associates CPAs was recently named as one of the 2019 Accounting Today’s Best Accounting Firms to Work for. 2019 is the third consecutive year that the firm has been included in the national publication’s annual […]

Ken Libby, a Realtor® from Stowe, Vermont, received the National Association of Realtors® 2019 Distinguished Service Award. The honor is presented yearly to no more than two of NAR's 1.4 million members. Winners were recognized at the […]

We are excited to announce that attorneys Rizlaine Sabiani and Michelle Bennett have joined our talented group of associates in our Burlington, VT office. Both Rizlaine and Michelle will be officially admitted to practice in the State of Vermont […]

C2 (Competitive Computing), a leading Vermont-based technology consulting firm is pleased to announce the promotion of Blaze Vogliano. Blaze Vogliano has been promoted to Account Executive. He has been with C2 since July 2018 and is a graduate of […]

We are delighted to announce that Cody Rowe has been promoted from Assistant Superintendent to Superintendent. Cody has been with ReArch Company for over five-years and has worked on numerous projects for ReArch such as; the Hanover Co-op, Planet […]

Shane Cahill graduated from the University of Vermont with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. He has been with Instrumart since 2005 and was most recently the Vice President of Engineering.  Shane has been instrumental in the […]

Joe Callahan has been with Instrumart for 15 years, and is an integral member of the Marketing team, working with our advertising portfolio and also specializing in the creation of outbound communications and content. Related Company: Instrumart […]

Superior Technical Ceramics (STC) today announced the retirement of two of its longest serving executives, Brian Gold and Al Mayer. Both had been serving in transitional roles following the acquisition of the firm by Artemis Capital Partners in […]

Jasper Hill and Cabot Creamery are the first tenants of a business accelerator project, and planners hope more growing companies will apply. Read the story on VTDigger here: Two cheese titans set to occupy new Hardwick industrial space. […]

The House begins its public impeachment inquiry Wednesday with testimony from William Taylor. Read the story on VTDigger here: Public impeachment hearings to begin Wednesday. […]

Liberals and moderates have been waiting for moderate, pro-democracy Republicans to rise up in rebellion, but as in post-Reconstruction America, these forces have achieved a tight grip on power. Read the story on VTDigger here: Moats: Most serious […]

In honor of National Rural Health Day, the Rural Health Services Task Force will be holding a meeting in the Northeast Kingdom at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital. National Rural Health Day was founded to showcase rural America; increase […]

The Advisory Council on Child Poverty and Strengthening Families holding a public forum on 11/21/2019 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Rutland Middle School, hosted by BROC . Rutland, Vermont.  The Advisory Council on Child Poverty and […]

Let’s Grow Kids (LGK) is hosting free Leading Change for Children advocacy conferences in Montpelier, Johnson and Manchester that will bring Vermonters from all walks of life together in support of high-quality, affordable child […]

Get vaccinated in time for Thanksgiving and seasonal gatherings BURLINGTON, Vt – With cases already reported in the state, flu season is upon us and Vermont health officials say now is the time for everyone 6 months and older to get […]

Vermont Schools and Early Care Providers encouraged to apply November 7, 2019 | Montpelier, VT – The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food, and Markets is now accepting applications for two grant programs that provide support to Vermont […]

A new report says there’s no way to determine that grantees moved to Vermont as a result of moving expense reimbursements — and not because they were planning the move anyway. Read the story on VTDigger here: Auditor’s office: […]

VTDigger is free. But reporting is a costly enterprise and we need your help to support it. Read the story on VTDigger here: Why VTDigger doesn’t have a paywall.. […]

The state is hoping to resume 24/7 access to the emergency services hotline very soon, but shelter officials are worried people will be stranded during the current storm. Read the story on VTDigger here: Shelters concerned winter storm […]

The former governor endorsed Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders in 2016. And he’s against the home-state senator. Read the story on VTDigger here: Shumlin endorses Biden for president during private fundraiser. […]

An optical fiber was cut when a bridge washed out between South Burlington and Williston. But that doesn’t explain why 26 of Verizon’s cell towers were knocked offline. Read the story on VTDigger here: Verizon’s Halloween outage […]

A former federal prosecutor not connected to the case said the sealing of records combined with a light sentence might indicate that a person may have been cooperating with investigators. Read the story on VTDigger here: Drug case may yield clues […]

Three years after suffering a brutal beating at an off-campus party, a former Norwich wrestler decided it was time to tell his story. Read the story on VTDigger here: For one-time cadet, recent assault at Norwich University felt painfully familiar. […]

Some city councilors say they do not want to contribute to that program without more of a say in the operations of the airport, which is owned by Burlington. Read the story on VTDigger here: South Burlington doesn’t want to foot bill for F-35 […]

Scott’s actions have fallen far short of what’s necessary to actually put Vermont on track to cut our climate pollution in line with the accord. Read the story on VTDigger here: Ben Edgerly Walsh: State’s climate goals need to be […]

My grandfather was a loyal soldier who took great pride in his country and who was dedicated to service. Read the story on VTDigger here: Meaghan Emery: A word to veterans. […]

A governor and his or her party leadership usually try to work together — or at least to appear they are trying to work together — but right now neither Gov. Phil Scott nor the state committee is trying very hard. Read the story on […]

A high school would be renovated and a middle school added under the proposal. Read the story on VTDigger here: Slate Valley school district proposes $60 million building project. […]

The West Pawlet cheese maker was hurt after a positive lysteria reading this fall. Read the story on VTDigger here: Consider Bardwell starts picking up the pieces after recall. […]

Contact: Kyle Thweatt, Vermont Department of Labor 802-461-8807 | [email protected] Montpelier, VT – As the nation recognizes service members this Veteran’s Day, The Vermont Department of Labor wishes to highlight the […]

Campaign Releases Video Chronicling 2014’s Landmark LegislationNovember 11, 2019Contact: [email protected] WASHINGTON – U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders on Monday released his veterans agenda, called “Honoring Our Commitment to […]

Contact: Katie Keszey 802-262-6162 [email protected] MONTPELIER, Vt. — Community College of Vermont (CCV) student Dakoda Carter has been selected as the recipient of CCV’s 2019 Legacy Scholarship in the amount of $1,000. The Legacy […]

Wednesday, November 20, 2019, 9:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Bridport Community/Masonic Hall 52 Crown Point Road, Bridport, VT 05734  The Legislative Study Committee on Wetlands (Committee) will hold a public hearing on the regulation of wetlands […]