Anthropologist Reveals Vermonters Have Over 50 Words For Snow
BURLINGTON – A new paper published this week by the University of Vermont alleges that natives to the state of Vermont have more than fifty […]
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HOPE Works Board Replaces Entire Staff With BHS Guidance Department
BURLINGTON – After a dramatic mass resignation at HOPE Works sexual assault support center, the board of the organization has swooped in to fill the […]
Burlington CityPlace Construction Back On After Developer Buys All Trees in City
BURLINGTON – Developer Don Sinex was reading the New York Times this week when a lightbulb went off. He was inspired by an article discussing […]
Elves Find Seasonal Employment at the Airport After Layoffs at the North Pole
BURLINGTON – If you’re flying with Delta this holiday season, you’re likely to encounter some of their newest employees at the airline’s “Elf Service Check-In” […]
Burlington Officials Accused of Using Illegal Billboards to Mask Beauty of Hideous Construction Site
BURLINGTON – As if Burlington’s beleaguered CityPlace weren’t plagued by having nothing to show for itself but a giant hole, the development is now being challenged […]
Burlington to Replace All Trees With Sunshades By 2020
BURLINGTON – Advocates for the development of City Hall Park are eager to begin tree cutting in the spring of 2019, but opponents of the […]
Burlington Approves Commercial Buildings as Residences in Attempt to Increase Housing
BURLINGTON – After 20 years of dwelling at the Aubuchon’s in South Burlington, Kant Reed is excited to move back to downtown Burlington to dwell in […]
Burlington City Council OKs Unlimited Delays to Mall Project
BURLINGTON – Don’t expect construction to start on CityPlace Burlington this spring. Or this winter. Or next summer. Or even next fall. This was the message […]
Burlington Considers Moving Ice Art Due to Lack of Diversity
BURLINGTON – If you were in Burlington recently you may have seen the latest piece of protest art created by Brazilian artist Néle Azevedo. The […]
Burlington Newspaper Seven Days Downsizing, Rebranding as “Five and a Half Days”
BURLINGTON – Citing rising print costs and a slow-down in advertising revenue, local Vermont newspaper Seven Days has reduced its coverage and will be re-branding for […]