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Emily Rhain Andrews
Emily Rhain Andrews is a Vermont-based illustrator and graphic designer who combines her passion for design with the dynamic world of comics and visual storytelling. She is a proud alumna of Syracuse University and MFA graduate from Burlington's Champlain College, where she currently teaches illustration in the Communications & Creative Media department. Her work, ranging from comic creation to collegiate e-sports brand identity development, dives into crafting visual narratives. Each project centers on the art of storytelling. Discover more of her work at eraillustration.com.
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Food + Drink
Street Eats: What's New With Church Street's Food Carts
Every summer, like birds flying north, the flock of food carts settles back on Burlington's Church Street Marketplace. Along with familiar fixtures, such as kettle corn, crêpes, poutine, sliders, cheesesteaks, Turkish gyros and fresh-squeezed lemonade, each year brings new flavors to the party.
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News
Charging Ahead: Mann & Machine Auto Repair Goes Electric
In 1996, Peter and Heidi Bormann founded Mann & Machine auto repair in Richmond, which now specializes in hybrid electric (HEVs) and electric vehicles (EVs).
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Arts + Culture
Relationship Coach Marla Goldstein Helps Clients Navigate Online Dating
in the pandemic era, dating is more complicated than ever. With bars, coffee shops and public gatherings all in various stages of shutdown, the internet is one of the few places left to meet new people.
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Arts + Culture
Franks for the Memories: Remembering Lois Bodoky, the 'Hot Dog Lady'
Many longtime Burlingtonians fondly remember Lois Bodoky, aka the Hot Dog Lady, who sold franks on Church Street from 1977 to 2005.
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Arts + Culture
The Story of Vermont's Last Traveling Druggist
Dennis Devereux, 68, of Mt. Holly grew up above the Belmont General Store, which his father owned.
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Arts + Culture
Chester's 'Gentleman Burglar': The Facts, the Legend
The story of Clarence Adams is a tall tale indeed.
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Music
Utah Phillips' Caboose Heads to Train Museum
Utah Phillips was a traveling folk singer in the classic American mold — a genuine hobo.
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News
Cops' Feet on the Street Making a Difference in the Old North End
Meet Corp. Krystal Wrinn, who spends eight-hour shifts walking the Burlington streets on foot patrols intended to target street crime and drugs.
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