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News + Opinion
These Vermont Gubernatorial Candidates Have Roots in the Nonprofit World
Three of the four Democratic candidates in this year's gubernatorial race are nonprofit leaders. The exception, 14-year-old Ethan Sonneborn, isn't old enough to work. -
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Food + Drink
Burlington Drink Entrepreneurs Move, Aptly, Into the Soda Plant
The Soda Plant in Burlington's South End will return to its original use — as a beverage-production center — in coming months, as several… -
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News + Opinion
Burlington Police Chief del Pozo Hospitalized After Serious Bike Crash in Adirondacks
Burlington Police Chief Brandon del Pozo could remain hospitalized "for a sustained period" after a serious bicycle crash Saturday in the Adirondacks, the city said in a press release. -
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Arts + Life
The Parmelee Post: Burlington Named Best Construction Site to Raise a Family In
Time magazine published its annual “Best Places to Raise a Family in the U.S.” report Wednesday. The Queen City took home the top spot… -
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Arts + Life
Seriously: A Nest With a View
In this episode, two birds visit the Burlington waterfront to discuss some recent developments.
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News + Opinion
UVM Medical Center Nurses Vote in Favor of Strike
An overwhelming majority of the University of Vermont Medical Center’s nurses voted to authorize their union's bargaining committee to call for a two-day strike if its demands are not met when the nurses' contract runs out July 9. -
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Arts + Life
Riding the Rails With John McClaughry: Conservative Thought Leader, Politico, Hobo
Feather River John lazily strummed his guitar in the back of a speeding Ford Ranchero, hat slung low to shield his eyes from the… -
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News + Opinion
Muddied Waters: No Clear Solutions for Burlington's Wastewater Problem
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) declared at a press conference in Burlington last week that he'd secured $8.4 million in federal dollars to help clean… -
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News + Opinion
Burlington to Ease Access to Opioid Addiction Medication
Gregory Shaw was spending $40 a day to buy addiction meds on the street as he waited to start opioid treatment at Rutland's West… -
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Food + Drink
Carte Blanche Food Truck Gets Rolling in Burlington
Taco Gordo is putting down roots in the Old North End (see "South to the ONE"), but its former trucks won't lie idle. They're… -
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News + Opinion
Burlington School Board Blocks Construction of Preschools
The Burlington School Board ordered Superintendent of Schools Yaw Obeng to halt construction plans for two new preschool buildings after a divisive discussion that… -
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Food + Drink
Taco Gordo and All Souls Tortilleria Come to Old North End
Two Mexican-themed businesses will join the growing array of food enterprises in Burlington's Old North End around Labor Day, when Taco Gordo and All… -
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Home + Design
John Roberts' 19th-Century Homes Were Built to Last
Anyone who's lived in Burlington for a while and has explored its neighborhoods likely has seen a John W. Roberts house, whether or not… -
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News + Opinion
Police: Romantic Rivalry Led to Deadly Burlington Bridge Fight
A preplanned Saturday night fight between two young men over a woman ended when one of the men fell 60 feet to his death off… -
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News + Opinion
Study Suggests Burlington's Union Station for Overnight Train Storage
Members of the Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission drew the ire of Burlington residents Wednesday night during a presentation on potential storage locations for… -
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Food + Drink
An Heirloom Tomato Salad With Mystery Tomatoes
The salad on the menu at Rí Rá Irish Pub in downtown Burlington is called Heirloom Tomato Salad. The first ingredient listed in… -
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News + Opinion
What's New This Summer at 16 Burlington Waterfront Spots?
It's hard to imagine that the curving Lake Champlain shoreline of Burlington Bay was once littered with oil tanks, industrial barges, timber and pollution-spewing smokestacks. A few remnants of the working harbor remain, but the stretch between Rock Point and Oakledge Park is increasingly a place for recreation, restaurants and pleasure boating. Some 30 years after the City of Burlington used the public trust doctrine to win a court battle and reclaim big chunks of the waterfront from the railroad, its transformation continues. Here's a look at pending and possible changes, large and small, along the 4.5-mile lakeside stretch. Changes include North Beach improvements, new bike path construction (and exercise stations), a brand new sailing center, more paid parking and marina construction. -
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Home + Design
On the Brink: Burlington Development Pushes Boundaries on Lakeview Terrace
Dennis Breitigan studied a thin fracture in the parking lot pavement at the top of Depot Street in Burlington. The Naylor & Breen Builders… -
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Food + Drink
Barfly: A Sandwich and a Cocktail at Deli 126
I've eaten hot pastrami sandwiches with a side of coleslaw, a serving of potato salad and a big half-sour pickle. I've even had them… -
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Food + Drink
Dedalus, Down Home Kitchen Open Outdoor Dining Areas
The evening of May 29 felt like a "rosé party" at Burlington's Dedalus Wine Shop, Market & Wine Bar, said owner Jason Zuliani. That's… -
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News + Opinion
Nurses, UVM Medical Center Remain at Odds Over Contract
Amidst a tense contract bargaining negotiation, nurses at the University of Vermont Medical Center announced at a press conference Friday morning that they had filed… -
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Food + Drink
Restaurant Spotlight: ArtsRiot, Burlington
At ArtsRiot, an event space and restaurant in Burlington's funky South End, the words "Destroy apathy" appear on the menu, the dining room wall… -
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News + Opinion
Walters: VTGOP Falls Short on Candidates
The filing deadline for candidates in Vermont's August primary was 5 p.m. Thursday. There were no huge last-minute surprises; the rumor mill proved thoroughly… -
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News + Opinion
Milne Won't Challenge Scott or Sanders in 2018
Republican businessman and former gubernatorial candidate Scott Milne announced Thursday that he will not run for statewide office in 2018. Milne told Seven Days… -
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News + Opinion
In a Third Term, Would Bernie Sanders Show Up to Work?
Brad Peacock is hoping that Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) will make a second bid for the White House in 2020. But the Shaftsbury farmer…
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