Burlington Vermont Links and Resources

Takeaways from Democrats' fourth presidential debate  WCAX […]

Why 5G tech is spooking Vermonters before it's even here  WCAX […]

Burlington elementary school cancels annual Halloween parade  WPTZ […]

Meet the journalists whose work sparked the #MeToo movement  WCAX […]

Donovan, Condos divided over interpretation of public records ruling  WCAX […]

Vermont family care program for disabled adults proves risky  Burlington Free Press […]

How Bernie won a prized endorsement from his hospital bed  POLITICO […]

Powerful nor'easter to bring snow, high winds and heavy rain  mynbc5.com […]

Breaking: Student journalists barred from official meeting with city and University officials  Vermont Cynic […]

Burlington High School Girls Soccer Team Wears Their Support For #EqualPay  Vermont Public Radio […]

Renowned author, city planner & walk-bike advocate to visit Vermont  vtdigger.org […]

Burton Snowboards announces B Corp™ certification  vtdigger.org […]

Vermont sports scores for Wednesday, October 16: See how your favorite team fared  BurlingtonFreePress.com […]

Union Bankshares Reports an Increase of 19.2% in Third Quarter 2019 Earnings Per Share and Declares Quarterly Dividend  GlobeNewswir […]

Honey Road: Try out quaint Mediterranean cuisine in Burlington, Vermont  USA TODAY […]

Honey Road: Must-try Mediterranean mezze in the middle of Vermont ski country  USA TODAY […]

Quiros wants trial moved out of Vermont  Associated Press […]

The Tech Issue — 2019 | The Tech Issue  Seven Days […]

Capital City Concerts Goes for the Bach Balm  Seven Days […]

Deblockracy Now? Vermont Taps Blockchain to Increase Civic Participation  Seven Days […]

DIGGS, 'Rose Gold'  Seven Days […]

New Presentation Series Single Channel VT Investigates Time-Based Media  Seven Days […]

The Artificial Intelligence Task Force Wants to Do AI the Vermont Way  Seven Days […]

Charting the Growth and Challenges of Burlington Maker Space Generator  Seven Days […]

Cool Screenings at Vermont International and Middlebury New Filmmakers Festivals  Seven Days […]

Vermont sports scores for Wednesday, October 16 and schedule for Thursday, October 17.       &nbs […]

An investigation of the care of Travis Luxenberg, a high-needs vulnerable adult, showed repeated reports of dangerous conditions, but little was done.       &nbs […]

As students navigate new life in Vermont and in the U.S., these multicultural help desks have opened doors to resources in their new homes.       &nbs […]

By the end of the 2019-20 season, Stefanos Lekkas likely will have completed a UVM career to rival any of his predecessors in the Catamount net.       &nbs […]

Vermont sports scores for Tuesday, October 15 and schedule for Wednesday, October 16.       &nbs […]

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., plans to endorse Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and appear with him at an event this weekend.       &nbs […]

The Mayo Clinic says smoking cannabis can lead to development of breast tissue in men as well as a slightly higher risk of breast cancer.      &nbs […]

Secretary of State Jim Condos has issued a statement in opposition to the Attorney General's decision to charge the public for taking pictures of public records.       &nbs […]

As the temperatures begin to drop and the foliage reaches its peak, farmers markets across Vermont are closing up for the season.      &nbs […]

You might want to take a break from the the fun fall activities for a couple days as moderate rainfall and strong winds hit Vermont.      &nbs […]

You have plenty of options for skiing in Vermont. But if you want to protect your wallet, a new national ranking says to consider Bolton Valley.      &nbs […]

You can find homes for under $200,000 in Burlington, South Burlington and Winooski, but don't expect a picket fenced yard or room for a family.       &nbs […]

A 2 bedroom 1 bath condo at 10 East St. in Winooski is listed for under $150,000       &nbs […]

The 1 bedroom, 1 bath condo Eastwood Common Apt. 112 at 410 Farrell St. in South Burlington features amenities such as a common workout room.       &nbs […]

The 2-bedroom, 1 bath , 2-story townhouse is only about 10 minutes drive from downtown Burlington.       &nbs […]

The noise from F-35 fighter jets can be mitigated with technology for some homes. Here's why five South Burlington properties don't have that option.       &nbs […]

In anticipation of Coppenrath/Sorrentine night, we take a quick look back at the five players whose numbers hang in the Patrick Gymnasium rafters.       &nbs […]

Images of the UVM basketball legends whose numbers have been retired at Patrick Gymnasium.       &nbs […]

A three-goal first half propels Rice to a 3-1 win over South Burlington in Division I high school field hockey on Oct. 15, 2019.       &nbs […]

Vermonters are offering up everything from RVs to baby grands for free, and some of it might surprise you.      &nbs […]

Across the USA, prosecutors aren't tracking officer misconduct, skirting Supreme Court "Brady" rules and sometimes leading to wrongful convictions.       &nbs […]

Vermont sports scores for Monday, October 14: See how your favorite team fared       &nbs […]

Six apartment units will be on the second floor of this Shelburne Road business when it opens in spring 2020.       &nbs […]

Burlington police said Tuesday morning that the death of a man found on the roof Monday afternoon appeared to be a suicide.       &nbs […]

An Assistant Fire Marshal with the Vermont Division of Fire Safety says that though the business was not required to have sprinklers, they could have helped.       &nbs […]

When a Vermont woman spotted a prowler on her property recently, she called the police. But it took hours for an officer to respond. Could it happen to you? Our Christina Guessferd is looking into the safety of small communities and how the […]

Bernie's back-- the finger-wagging, feisty presidential candidate tried to show the nation in the largest presidential debate in U.S. history Tuesday night that he is still ready to fight for it. […]

The Vermont attorney general and secretary of state are butting heads over their interpretation of a Vermont Supreme Court ruling on who should front the cost for public records requests. […]

Two Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists are visiting Vermont. The work of Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey helped expose decades of sexual abuse allegations against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein and led to the #MeToo movement. Our Cat Viglienzoni spoke […]

Plattsburgh residents say there are problems with the sidewalks. Our Kelly O'Brien looked to see what's slipping through the cracks. […]

Our Ike Bendavid took part in a wild game tasting event in Montpelier aimed at bringing greater awareness to deer management in Vermont. […]

A 9-year-old boy in Claremont, New Hampshire, needs a big favor. And he's got the support of the entire community behind him. Our Adam Sullivan explains. […]

Nearly a million children could lose their automatic eligibility for free school lunches under a Trump administration proposal that would reduce the number of people who get food stamps. […]

House Democrats are showing no signs of easing up on the fast-moving impeachment inquiry targeting President Donald Trump. […]

Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar are endorsing Bernie Sanders for president. […]

Authorities are investigating the death of a Vermont man at a Massachusetts ja […]

A Vermont police chief says the woman found dead in a Bennington river had a "significant injury" to her head and investigators are trying to determine the cause of that injury […]

Vermont scored well. […]

Maine and Vermont joined New Mexico as the latest to do away with Columbus Day celebrations in deference to Native Americans. […]

Vermont State Police say two people have died in a crash involving a motorcycle and a shuttle bus in Derby […]

Plus, it nabbed first place among New England resorts. […]

Cheers. […]

The book, due out Oct. 15, says it's "more a cabinet of curiosities than traditional guidebook." […]

Police say the Barnard man was trying to avoid traffic after losing his breaks Friday afternoon. […]

Two of the dog-friendly hotels are in Boston. […]

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When South Burlington leaders recently began to consider building an indoor recreational center, they wanted to know what features residents most coveted. Turf? A movement studio? A maker space? Fortunately, there's an app for that. Since June, the […]

Real estate agent Dave Kleh gives his clients a gift whenever he closes a sale: a CD of his original music. Most Chittenden County homebuyers probably wouldn't suspect that the Keller Williams Realty representative is a prolific singer-songwriter […]

To learn character design from Jax Jocson, apparently, you have to get out your crayons. The California-based concept artist sat at a table in the dining hall at the Camp Abnaki grounds in North Hero last weekend, surrounded by Crayola boxes and […]

Artificial Intelligence was once the stuff of science fiction. Now it's here, and every publication from the Washington Post to Wired to the Wall Street Journal is full of articles and videos exploring it. Depending on whom you listen to, AI will be […]

Log On Last week's cover story, "Carbon Quandary," presents a look at biomass energy that unfortunately misses the nuances of the practice and how it fits positively into our future.  The role that biomass, and forest management in general, […]

It's rare to hear the head of a nonprofit admit that, in fact, the organization should not work. But Chris Thompson, the outgoing executive director of Generator, will tell you that even as he stands in Burlington's 11,500-square-foot maker space: […]

She was warned. "Stay on the trail," said the man carrying a shovel and passing her on the path. "Stay on the trail, you'll be fine." A sign along the way reminded her. The whispers of the forest cautioned her. But she didn't listen, and the ground […]

The cover of this issue, illustrated by Matt Douglas, features a Jetsons-inspired talk show called "Tech Tonight." Seated behind the desk is the host — the Vermont Tech Jam mascot, an androgynous spaceperson who has represented the annual […]

The keg in the conference room is a hint, as are the beer taps decorating the walls. All suggest that Vermont Information Processing is a tech company focused on the beverage industry. From a campus at the Water Tower Hill office park in Colchester, […]

Brooke Dooley was fed up with the porch pirates. In only a few months last year, thieves had pilfered packages three times from the front step of her apartment in Burlington's Old North End. When the culprits struck days before Christmas — […]

Stop me if you've heard this one: A seasoned pro who's weary of "the life" decides to call it a career after one last job. The plan quickly goes awry, forcing the hero to return to his old ways to make things right. The plot device that launched a […]

It's time again for the Vermont International Film Festival, which kicks off on October 16, to bring an exciting slice of international cinema to Burlington. But Chittenden County isn't the only place to catch cool screenings this month, thanks to […]

(What Doth Life, digital) Sixty-nine. That's how many releases Windsor-based collective What Doth Life has released in 10 years of existence. Sixty-nine albums! Let's just sit back for a moment and appreciate that statistic alone for what it is. No […]

"Scary Barre" isn't so scary anymore. The city built on granite has shed its mocking moniker for a new one: the nicest place in Vermont, according to Reader's Digest. Nicest as in most neighborly. Rachel Nelson, who nominated the 10,000-person city, […]

One of my taxi's satellite radio channels is MSNBC, which broadcasts, in real time, an audio-only version of the TV channel. It was 9 p.m., and I was listening to "The Rachel Maddow Show" en route to a pickup. I love Rachel Maddow. No, I mean it […]

Dead Men Rocking If you haven't yet caught a show at the Double E Performance Center at the Essex Experience, you need to get on that. Last Friday, Miriam Bernardo and co. rocked the T-Rex Theater during the singer's much-anticipated Songs From the […]

Vermonters love their state but not their cellphone service. The hilly topography, low population density and demands that data-sucking smartphones put on wireless networks have led to slow connection speeds, spotty coverage and dead zones in rural […]

Dear Reverend, A friend of mine constantly posts rather provocative and sometimes explicit photos of themselves on Instagram. I like to think I'm an open-minded person, but sometimes I feel they go too far, and it makes me a little uncomfortable. […]

When Capital City Concerts offered one of Johann Sebastian Bach's cantatas — the Magnificat — last fall to soothe the politics-weary, audiences packed both St. Augustine's Catholic Church in Montpelier and Cathedral Church of St. Paul in […]

(Self-released, digital) Funk-rock ensemble DIGGS, with their high-energy shows and dynamic lineup of instrumentalists and vocalists, were a Queen City powerhouse — emphasis on were. During its recently ended 18-month run, the band flirted […]

Vermont artists Sumru Tekin, Kate Donnelly and Thatiana Oliveira have launched a new collaborative venture called Single Channel VT. Its mission is to present a quarterly series of artist-curated screenings and discussions that explore the history […]

This film, like its subject, has no shortage of serious problems. Who its intended audience is supposed to be eludes me. Few under 50, I suspect, have any idea who Judy Garland was — beyond, perhaps, her role as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. […]

Two weeks after a heart attack sidelined him from the presidential campaign, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) made clear Tuesday night that he was ready to get back in the game. Throughout a three-hour Democratic debate in Ohio, the senator from Vermont […]

Vermont has long been a hotbed of entrepreneurs who influenced their industries — from Ben & Jerry's founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield to Burton Snowboards' Jake Burton Carpenter. The state's technology sector is having an equally […]

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I was recently offered a job near Burlington and I was wondering what could I expect to pay in rent for a place come the new year. From what I can tell it seems the entire place works off of a June 1st cycle leaving slim pickings.I did notice things […]

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Hello! I have been playing DnD for a few years but as my groups leave after college I find myself needing to scratch that itch! I have checked on the websites of the major game stores around the area but haven't found any good information! Anyone […]

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Very random request here - but I am looking to see if anyone in the Burlington area that has a Tesla would be up to letting me borrow it for about 2 hours to get some product photos with a new Unnecessary Invention of mine. Happy to compensate for […]

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So this has been driving me nuts recently, seeing as I moved from Burlington to Winooski a few months ago, and I was wondering if anyone else has noticed this before. Picture to orient everyone. I'm the red arrow, trying to enter the roundabout. I […]

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I heard it was pretty cool! I am a Dallas texas jazz musician looking to get out of dallas.... Burlington checks off a lot of ticks for me- I love hiking, skiing, and dog related activities - not much of that here in Texas. Though Dallas has lots of […]

I came across an interactive map of Burlington that highlighted historic buildings and provided the paperwork surrounding the the history of the buildings. The paperwork including things like current buildings owner(s), original intended use, etc. […]

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I'm not sure if I'm going to get much more than I already know here but let's give this a try. I have a Damascus steel french knife that is my main daily use blade. A bit ago I moved my hand in the wrong direction and managed to snap the tip off, it […]

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I've started compiling this year's list of Halloween / fall related activities to do in Vermont (focusing on the greater Burlington area) If anyone has anything they want to add please let me know and I'll throw it on there! […]

Angus McCusker backcountry skis in Brandon Gap’s Bear Brook Winter Access Area. Photo by Erica Houskeeper. by Christine McGowan Skiing backcountry terrain in Vermont is hardly a new idea. Originally a mode of transportation for Vermonters […]

Vermont Business Magazine The property that was known as the Mark Skinner Library for nearly 12 decades, located in beautiful Manchester, Vermont, is hitting the auction block on Friday, November 22 at 11 am. The public auction will be held on site […]

Vermont Business Magazine Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice (CVHHH) raised over $60,000 to support programs and services for central Vermonters at the 20th annual Seasons of Life Fashion Show, Live Auction, and Dinner. Over 200 guests […]

Related Company: Middlebury College Cogeneration system will turn farm waste into energy for Middlebury College Vanguard broke ground on the unique farm waste to energy project in August. Vermont Business Magazine Massachusetts-based Vanguard […]

Vermont Business Magazine Renewable Energy Vermont’s 19th annual Conference and Exposition, REV2019, themed REV It Up: Empowering Energy Transformation, convened last week hundreds of business, political and non-profit leaders for two days of […]

Vermont Business Magazine The National Audubon Society and its state office, Audubon Vermont in Huntington, has announced a groundbreaking climate report, Survival by Degrees: 389 Bird Species on the Brink. “Two-thirds of America’s […]

At the St. Merlose Heating Plant in Holbaek, Denmark, the plan manager, right, shows Peter Cahill, Tuck ’20, combustion in a hot water boiler. The biomass facility annually burns 3,000 tons of straw, grown by area farmers, and delivers heat to […]

Related Company: Burton SnowboardsFirst Snowboard Company to Earn Socially Responsible Business Recognition Vermont Business Magazine Burton, the world’s leading snowboard company, today announced that it’s becoming a Certified B […]

Vermont Business Magazine Attorney General Donovan yesterday joined a multistate coalition challenging a Trump Administration rule aimed at turning away individuals seeking asylum from Central and South America. Under the rule, many individuals […]

Vermont Business Magazine US Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Immigration Subcommittee, and Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT), former Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, today introduced new […]

The progressive wing of the Democratic Party seems to be drifting toward Elizabeth Warren, but if she falters as frontrunner, Bernie Sanders may benefit. Read the story on VTDigger here: Margolis: Sanders didn’t win the debate, but neither […]

The biggest danger for most areas is street flooding caused by leaf-clogged drains. Some minor river flooding is also expected. Read the story on VTDigger here: Flood watch announced for eight Vermont counties. […]

Six inmates signed affidavits joining the four-year-old case, which claims the Department of Corrections does not provide food that meets halal religious dietary needs. Read the story on VTDigger here: Inmate seeks to make halal food access lawsuit […]

The former owner of Jay Peak raises possibility of charges being thrown out over political conflicts. Read the story on VTDigger here: Quiros files to move case out of Vermont, cites ‘inflammatory’ coverage. […]

From my personal experience facing breast cancer, I offer the following suggestions. Read the story on VTDigger here: Rae Carter: Supporting people with cancer. […]

Sen. Bernie Sanders spent $360,000 on private planes and $93,000 on “office supplies” from Amazon, as he outpaced other Democrats in fundraising. Read the story on VTDigger here: As Sanders hauls in $25 million, he spends big on private […]

Included in the rescue force sent to Camp Cabanatuan was a 31-year-old Harvard-educated medical doctor who had grown up in Arlington, Vermont. Read the story on VTDigger here: Don Keelan: Philippines invasion anniversary has Vermont connection. […]

As the Vermont senator returns to the campaign trail, he is picking up support from two of the leading young progressives in Congress: Reps. Ilhan Omar and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Read the story on VTDigger here: Sanders picks up endorsements […]

Contact: Emily Hampsten (Durbin), 202-228-5643 David Carle (Leahy), 202-224-3693 WASHINGTON (WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16, 2019) – U.S. Senate Democratic Whip Dick Durbin (D-IL), Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Immigration Subcommittee, and […]

CONTACT: Kira Bacon, communications director, [email protected], 802.828.5422 Montpelier – The Vermont Arts Council’s Spotlight Gallery presents I AM . . ., a multimedia exhibition that explores what it means […]

Contact: Patricia Gabel, Esq., Vermont State Court Administrator Office of the State Court Administrator (802) 828-3278 Montpelier, VT – The Vermont Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments in five cases at Milton High School on […]

In a feasibility study released this week, the Rutland college sketches out a vision for a public-private partnership that offers certificate programs, workforce training, co-working spaces and support for start-ups. Read the story on VTDigger here: […]

Contact:        Clarence Haynes, President, VSBA (802) 235-2505                      Neil Odell, Vice-President, VSBA […]

Contact: Erin Sigrist 802-839-1928  WAITSFIELD, VT – Gov. Phil Scott today signed a proclamation declaring October to be Independent Country Store Month in Vermont, recognizing how important the state’s country stores […]

CONTACT: Kane Smart, Enforcement and Litigation Attorney, Agency of Natural Resources 802-272-7245 | [email protected] Montpelier, Vt. – The Agency of Natural Resources Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today […]

Contact: Jeremy Hansen, Chair CVFiber Phone: 802-279-6054Email: [email protected] Funds to be used for feasibility and planning of high speed fiber network to bring true broadband to underserved communities in central Vermont […]

Sense Home Energy Monitor Tracks Home Energy Usage, Cost and Activity, so Homeowners Can Reduce their Utility Bills CAMBRIDGE, MA — Tuesday, October 15, 2019 — Sense, the innovator in home energy monitoring, today announced […]

CONTACT:    Julio A. Thompson 802-828-3171 MONTPELIER – Attorney General Donovan yesterday joined a multistate coalition challenging a Trump Administration rule aimed at turning away individuals seeking asylum from Central and South […]

Diane Sherman, Enforcement Attorney, Agency of Natural Resources 802-505-0125 | [email protected] MONTPELIER – The Agency of Natural Resources Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today that Okemo Village […]

Saturday, October 26, 2019, Vermont Interfaith Power and Light (VTIPL, www.VTIPL.org) will host its 8th annual conference at The Congregational Church of Middlebury, UCC.  Conference details and registration are available at […]

The Essex Selectboard on Monday, Oct. 7 passed ordinance changes that specify dates when hunting with firearms is permitted at two popular parks. At Indian Brook Park and the 90-acre “school parcel” at Saxon Hill Forest, hunting with […]

Vermont Humanities will examine the most human of quests – the search for home – at its 46th annual fall conference, which will be held on November 15-16 at the University of Vermont’s Dudley H. Davis Center. The conference, […]

CONTACT:  Penny Percival, Agency of Natural Resources 802-828-1294 | [email protected] Trainings for Vermont’s local officials and volunteers run Oct 23 – Nov 7 MONTPELIER – What does it look like when […]

Contact: Karen Yacos, Local Motion Director at [email protected]  Burlington, VT – This week internationally recognized author, urban planner and bike-walk advocate, Jeff Speck, will visit Burlington for a free public speaking […]

Contact:  Lisa Kuneman Tiny House Fest Vermont Outreach Coordinator  802-579-4525, [email protected] Chrissy Bellmyer Yestermorrow Outreach + Enrollment Director 802-496-5087, [email protected] Erin Maile O’Keefe Director of […]