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Emily Rhain Andrews
is a freelance illustrator and designer born, raised and based in Burlington. She Kickstarted the printing of her first graphic novel, Mag Na Mell, in 2016. A second volume follows later this year. Mag Na Mell is free to read at thewylderproject.com, which also offers information about Emily's other projects. Find her portfolio at eraillustration.com.
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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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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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The Story of Vermont's Last Traveling Druggist
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Chester's 'Gentleman Burglar': The Facts, the Legend
The story of Clarence Adams is a tall tale indeed.
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Utah Phillips was a traveling folk singer in the classic American mold — a genuine hobo.
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