MLK Day Celebrations Put on Hold, Citing Lack of Social Progress
WINOOSKI – Several events set to focus on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. were postponed today in Vermont, as organizers struggled to […]
Syrup & Cows #32 – 1/14/18
Image Credits: Connor Byam.
Woolworth’s Buys Outdoor Gear Exchange, Plans to Re-open in March
BURLINGTON – With the purchase and closing of Panera Bread on Church Street in downtown Burlington, Outdoor Gear Exchange has announced that they have been […]
Maplefields Doubles Employee Wages, Closes Down All Locations
ST. ALBANS – Employees at local Vermont gas station chain Maplefields were thrilled this week when owner Skip Vallee announced that, due to the large […]
CarShare Vermont Adds Snow Plow Option
BURLINGTON – After recent heavy snowfall, and more snow projected over the next few weeks, CarShare Vermont has responded to customer demand by adding a […]
South Canada Accepts Over 200,000 Salvadoran Refugees From the U.S.
SOUTH CANADA – The tiny nation of South Canada, located between the borders of Vermont and Quebec, has agreed to take in more than 200,000 […]
Vermont Senate Too High To Pass Marijuana Legalization Bill
MONTPELIER – After easily passing the Vermont House last week with 81-63 in favor, a new measure that would legalize possession of small amounts of […]
As Vermont Ice Fishing Season Begins, Anglers Catch Frozen Fish
MILTON – With record low temperatures this month, ice fishing season is getting an early start, but many ice anglers are reporting an unusual phenomenon. […]
Syrup & Cows #031 – 1/7/18
Image Credits: Connor Byam.
Vermont DMV Ushers in the Apocalypse by Recognizing Third Gender
MONTPELIER – Despite warnings from The Burlington Free Press, Vermont’s Department of Motor Vehicles has moved toward offering a third gender on driver’s licenses, triggering the events […]