Spring Delays Trip to VT After Flight is Cancelled Due to Storm
SOUTH BURLINGTON – Yesterday was supposed to be the day that Spring arrived in Vermont but, after a series of travel mishaps and weather-related delays, […]
Month: March 2018
Burlington Celebrates “Swing An Axe For The Arts” Tree Chopping Extravaganza
BURLINGTON – Crowds of Burlingtonians gathered Saturday in City Hall Park, the focal point of a six month struggle by local grassroots activists to protect 60% […]
Sugarers Create “Maple Syrup for Women” that Isn’t Sticky
SHELBURNE – Seeking to expand their product to a new market, some Vermont sugarhouses have come up with a new formula for maple syrup that […]
Syrup & Cows #041 – 3/18/18
Image Credits: Connor Byam.
Man Accidentally Wears Greenest Shirt A Day Early
WINOOSKI – Trevor Walsh of Winooski, VT was horrified on Saturday morning when he woke up and saw his best green t-shirt sitting in the […]
VT Governor Cuts All Disabilities Services, Calls Them “An Insult to the Handi-Capable”
MONTPELIER – In a move that will eliminate services from over 3000 disabled Vermonters, Governor Scott has slashed $200 million from the state budget in […]
Teacher Accidentally Injures 17 Students During Knife Safety Demonstration
ARLINGTON – 17 teenagers were injured this week during a knife safety demonstration at Arlington Memorial High School in Arlington, VT. Shop teacher Than Wood […]
God Participates in National School Walkout Day
WINOOSKI – In a major blow to the gun lobby, the NRA, and congressional Republicans, God has come out in support of increased gun legislation […]
United States Transfers NATO Membership to South Canada
SOUTH CANADA – The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has a new member, although the number of countries involved has not changed. Despite a recent […]
Child Lost for 3 Years in Laser Tag Arena Finally Found
COLCHESTER – Three years ago 7-year-old Ripley Stark went to a birthday party at Spare Time in Colchester and never came home. She had entered […]