Vermont's Independent Voice
Browse News
Browse Arts + Culture
Browse Food + Drink
Browse Cannabis
Browse Music
Browse On Screen
Browse Events
Browse Classifieds
Browse Personals
Articles
Clear Filters
Loading...
5 results
-
-
Arts + Culture
Q&A: Lynda Siegel Shares Her Love of Mah-Jongg With Burlington Residents
When Lynda Siegel was growing up, her Jewish mother and aunts played a tile-based game called mah-jongg. The game originated in China in the… -
-
Arts + Culture
Video: Meet Lynda Siegel, Burlington’s Queen of Mah-Jongg
Episode 709
Lynda Siegel began teaching mah-jongg classes at the Ohavi Zedek Synagogue in Burlington in March 2022. The game originated in China in the 19th century. Siegel, known to her fellow players as "the Queen of Mah-Jongg," estimates that she has taught it to 125 people over the past two years — and raised $8,000 for the synagogue in the process. -
-
News
South Burlington Science Teacher Goes Viral With TikTok Lessons
South Burlington middle school teacher Greg Wolf has been doing demonstrations to illustrate scientific principles to his students for more than 30 years. But… -
-
Guides
Making the Grade
All people are math people, according to the Winooski High School math teacher recently named 2019 Vermont Teacher of the Year. Tom Payeur received… -
-
Arts + Culture
Recalling 'Madame' Stein's Life and Legacy in Dance
According to Gabriel Quirk, Vermont is full of fascinating people. The puppeteer and touring variety performer based in White River Junction believes that, in…
find, follow, fan us: