Hinesburg to Host 2026 Olympics
HINESBURG – After months of speculation and uncertainty the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced that the 2026 Winter Olympic Games will take place in […]
Month: July 2017
Burlington Town Center Relocates to Shelburne Museum
SHELBURNE – As developers prepare for construction on the land between Church Street and Pine Street, cranes and trucks have been busily carting off the […]
Marvel to Reboot Spider-Man a Third Time, Filming in St. Albans
ST. ALBANS – Residents of St. Albans are feeling a little safer lately, now that a certain web-slinging superhero is in their midst. Saint Albans […]
New York Farm Developing Giant Marshmallows
WHALLONSBURG, NY – A local part-time farmer has developed a strain of marshmallows said to be the largest known to man. “One of these big […]
REVIEW: Vermont Plays Larger Role In “Game of Thrones” Premiere
While the Vermont influence has been felt on HBO’s hit program “Game of Thrones” in the past, never has it been more present than in […]
Syrup & Cows #006 – 7/16/17
Image Credits: Connor Byam.
McAllister Convicted, Shuts Down Popular “Farm-to-Bed” Operation
ST. ALBANS – Former state senator Norm McAllister was found not guilty of a felony yesterday, but couldn’t avoid a misdemeanor charge stemming from his […]
New North End Residents Vote to Close Pine Street South of Maple Street
BURLINGTON – In a controversial vote this week, residents of the New North End of Burlington voted overwhelmingly to close traffic on Pine Street south […]
Underwater Town Discovered – Believed to Be “Lost City of Thetford”
THETFORD – Underwater explorers studying the Connecticut River have made a startling discovery this week as they searched the river bed for aquatic life and […]
Gov. Scott Opens Up Church Street For Racing
BURLINGTON – In what many are calling a controversial move, Vermont Governor Phil Scott has turned the once pedestrian-friendly Church Street Marketplace into a strip […]