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• It's a Families Affair: The Genealogy of AG Candidates Bill Sorrell and T.J. Donovan
• High and Dry: In Burlington, Boaters Wait Years for a Place to Park
• F-35 Fighter Jets in South Burlington? Air Force Idea Bombs and Soars
• E-Gads: The Town of Castleton Pulls the Plug on a Digital Democracy Experiment
• Burlington Wine and Food Festival
• Vermont's Dwight Asset Management to Shed Jobs After Goldman Sachs Takeover
• On the Canadian Border, a Wind Project Sparks International Intrigue
• Fresh Opposition: Will Burlington City Councilor Paul Decelles Become the New Mayor's Nightmare?
• Should the Burlington Free Press Share Its Almost-Pulitzer Glory?
• Nuke of the North: Québec's Gentilly-2 Reactor Faces VT Yankee-Style Closure Fight
• Treasurer Beth Pearce Fell Into the Job — Can She Win an Election to Keep It?
• Burlington Discover Jazz Festival
• The Fourth Annual Flynn Home and Garden Online Auction Starts May 4
• Burlington-Area Bike Paths Are All They're Cracked Up to Be
• Burlington Fifth-Graders Get Schooled in Avoiding Online Dangers
• Flynn Center Announces New Artistic Director Steve MacQueen
• Report Shows Racial Disparities in Burlington-Area Policing. Now What?
• At Middlebury College, a Student Enterprise Fights Global Hunger — with Crickets
• Populist Gov. Peter Shumlin Changes His Tune on Out-of-State Energy
• Weinberger's World: Who's Advising Burlington's New Mayor?
• Are Drug-Stealing Nurses Punished More Than Doctors?
• Where Have All the Dollars Gone? A Tally of Your Taxes
• At UVM, a Social-Justice Advocate Talks Poverty, Occupy and Right-Wing Politics
• On His First Night as Burlington's Mayor, Miro Weinberger's "Fresh Start" Encounters Resistance
• The Classics Speak to Modern Global Turmoil, According to UVM Prof
• About Dam Time: A Senate Bill Would Open the Floodgates to Vermont Small Hydro
• Occupy Burlington Considers Its Next Moves ... and a Presidential Protest
• In Hot Water? Chloramine Controversy Bubbles Up in Grand Isle
• Tokyo Soil Samples Would Be Considered Nuclear Waste In The US
• Dollars and Sense: Has Attorney General Bill Sorrell Earned His Keep?
• Kiss Good-Bye: No Apologies From Burlington's Departing Mayor
• Statewide VT Nonprofit Conference
• Friends With Benefits: How Miro Weinberger's Social Media Network Helped Him Win the Burlington Mayor's Race
• Will a New Polling Institute Put Castleton State College on the Map?
• SunCommon Conflict? How VPIRG's Solar Spinoff Company Went From Org to Inc.
• Will Burlington's Next Mayor Spare Memorial Auditorium?
• No Tiff on TIF — Kiss, Community Leaders Say It's a Win-Win for Downtown Burlington
• Progressive Council Candidates Fight to Defend Their Turf
• What Would It Take to Develop Burlington's Waterfront Rail Yard?
• Burlington Irish Heritage Festival 2012
• Did Race Play a Role in the Recent Departure of a Burlington Principal?
• Mine Your Own Business? Two Towns Weigh the Pros and Cons of Superfund Listing
• Wright's Record: How Burlington's Favorite Republican Votes in Montpelier
• CCTV Center for Media and Democracy Announces New Board Members
• AXIS Dance Company: A Crown Jewel of Contemporary Dance and Disability Culture
• SFJAZZ Collective Performs The Music of Stevie Wonder
• 'Pina' In 3D: Benefit For Hannah Dennison’s Large-Scale Tribute To Pina Bausch
• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Performance
• Can a Tax Hike Save Montpelier from a Capital Crisis?
• Vermont Software Firms: Taxing the Cloud Has No Silver Lining
• Has Wanda Hines Improved Race Relations in Burlington? Depends Who You Ask
• New Nuclear Containment Flaw Identified - Fairewinds Energy Education
• Sixteen Towns, Six Senators: Is Chittenden County Underrepresented in Montpelier?
• Can Vermont Fix Its "Dysfunctional" System of Treating Opiate Addicts?
• Frack, No: Vermont Looks North to Québec as It Considers a Ban on Natural-Gas Drilling
• A Chittenden County Program Helps Pregnant Addicts Become Successful Moms
• We Built This City ... Now What? How Plan BTV Re-Envisions Burlington
• Dairy Don't: A Dogged Ag Activist Takes Aim at Vermont's "Sacred Cow"
• With Leahy Under Fire, an Online Piracy Bill Is Indefinitely Detained
• Chicken to Go? "Beefman" Bids on Vermont's Mobile Poultry Slaughterhouse
• The Houses That Miro Built: A Read on the "Developer" Candidate's Real Estate Record
• Flu Shot or Not? State Health Officials Warn Against "Alarmist" Reaction to Young Girl's Death
• South Burlington Considers a Development Moratorium — Again
• Whatever Happened to... ?
• Burlington City Council to Consider Giving Noncitizens the Right to Vote
• Adventurous Print Project And Auction Celebrates Two Arts Organizations’ 30th Anniversary
• First Night Burlington
• Flynn Center Receives Million Dollar Gift for Capital Campaign
• Is Vermont Failing Its Livestock? A Tale of Two Animal-Abuse Cases
• Burlington Police Chief Mike Schirling Says There's More Crime, Less Punishment
• Muckraking Journalist Greg Palast on "Occupy," Big Oil and the U.S. Media
• Lyme Time? A Single Scientist Proves Vermont's Tick Problem Is Growing
• Flynn Show Choirs Perform Winter Concerts In FlynnSpace
• Why Aren't Vermont's Wind Turbines State Inspected? Ask Green Mountain Power
• New York Times Correspondent David Sanger Analyzes Obama
• First Night Burlington
• Can a Lease Restrict Free-Speech Rights? It Might at 300 Lake Street
• Barre v. Waterbury: Two Towns Duke It Out for Vermont's Displaced State Workers
• The Polar Express
• Gus Speth: From the White House to the Big House
• Burlington Completes Major Stormwater Mitigation Project, USAT National Championships Coming to Burlington for 2nd Year, Green Initiatives Update, Burlington Wins $2.4M for Lead Program, Mayor's Message
• Engaging Active Learners: Day of Workshops For K-8 Educators at The Flynn
• Gare St. Lazare Players Ireland Perform One-Man Show Moby Dick
• Afro-Latin Ensemble Alex Alvear and Mango Blue In FlynnSpace
• Groundbreaking Queer Performance Troupe Pomo Afro ***** In FlynnSpace
• Funk and World Music Stars Combine For African Tribute To James Brown
• 'Water Is Rising' Perform Music And Dance From The Pacific Islands Of Tuvalu, Tokelau, And Kiribati
• A New Law Sponsored by Sen. Leahy Targets "Patent Trolls"
• iPads for All: Public Schools in Northwestern Vermont Make Education Interactive
• Occupy Lowell Mountain? Despite Court Order, Opponents Camp Near GMP Blasting Zone
• Chittenden County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Chittenden County
• High-Rolling Obama Supporter Threatens to Pull the Plug Over Pipeline
• Is Irene to Blame for Vermont's Rising Unemployment? Yes and No
• Vermont Tourism Officials Lure Asian Visitors — With Tasha Tudor?
• Renewable or Retrograde? A Biomass Plant Proposed for Fair Haven Sparks Controversy
• Spin Cycles: A New Book Chronicles the Old History of Biking in Burlington
• "From the Mayor's Desk" with articles on City Completes Major Downtown Improvement Project, Burlington Recognized as "Silver-Level" Bike Friendly Community, Recognizing the 10th Anniversary of September 11; and updates from the Ma
• A Nationwide Drug Shortage Afflicts Patients in Vermont
• Jeff Chester Says Computers are Spying on You
• Is Camp Holy Cross a "Gem" or "Lemon"? A Colchester Committee Has Two Weeks to Find Out
• Tropical Storm Irene Made History and Took Some, Too
• Vermont Artists’ Space Grant Application Deadline
• A Three-Part Retrospective Of Video Installation Works By Film And Video Artist Molly Davies - Exhibition
• ‘Paul Revere’ of Media Reform and Privacy Movement to Speak in Vermont
• Exhibtion: A Three-Part Retrospective of Video Installation Works
• Among Irene's Casualties: Vermont's Bug Samples
• Former Pharmacist Gives Medical Marijuana Users a Way to Grow
• Digital Media at the Crossroads: Content and Control in the Internet Era
• Fifteen Minutes? How the National Media Reported on Irene in Vermont
• War of the Words: Chris Hedges on 9/11, Qaddafi and Sen. Bernie Sanders
• Earlier Deadlines and a Wrecked Press Imperil the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus
• Inch by Inch, Loan by Loan, Pete's Greens Makes Its Garden Grow ... Back
• After 30 Years on the Job, Susan Parmer has Giving in her Blood
• Back to School for Burlington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Burlington's Ill-Fated Champlain Parkway: Are We Finally There Yet?
• Vermont Legalized Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Earlier This Year — So Where Are They?
• City Receives Planning Grant to Enhance City Hall Park; Burlington ranks 8th among 75 Mid-size Cities for Volunteerism; Calahan Park Community Garden Opens; and Message from the Mayor
• Author-Activist Bill McKibben Gets "Disobedient" About Climate Change
• Despite Its Giant Office in Burlington, FEMA Says It Won't Stay in Vermont Forever
• Is Google in Vermont to Do Good or Buy Political Influence?
• Fletcher Allen Has a Candidate for Groundbreaking Windpipe Transplant
• Canadian Tourists Are All Over Burlington, But No One Knows What That's Worth
• Climate Action Plan, Green Updates, Accolades on Health and Well-Being of Burlington, FEMA Deadline Information, fun at Festival of Fools, and Mayor's Message
• What is The Ramble?
• Wall to Canvas: Street Art at Magic Hat
• “Paperwork in 3D” at The Shelburne Museum
• “Dead Men Tell No Tales”: Adam DeVarney at The Backspace
• Unmanned Military Drones to Start Training Flights Over the Adirondacks
• Greens and Developers Duke It Out in the 'Dacks
• The Flynn Announces Its Exciting 30th Anniversary Season of Thrilling Broadway, Theater, Dance, Music and Family Performances
• Migrant Workers Lobby Governor to Speak Out Against Federal Immigration Program
• Big, Beautiful and Blister Inducing, Giant Hogweed Shows Its True Colors Around Vermont
• Is a Conflict of Interest Behind South Burlington's Development Slow-Down?
• Cash-Strapped Burlington Cuts Back on Cheap Ex-Con Labor
• From Goats to Greenbelt Gardens: A New Task Force Defines "Farming" in Burlington
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• Bob’s Bumper: A Read on Mayor Kiss’ Pick-up Lines
• Burlington Free Press Wages a Battle — for Documents and Headlines
• Jessica Hatheway Scriver’s RE-MAPPED at Block Gallery
• Dusty Drawings & Doodles: Marion “Pooh” Guild in the Pickering Room at Fletcher Free Library
• 215 College Gallery Closing
• For Some, the Skies Over Burlington Are Not So Friendly
• Born in Vermont? Identity Thieves Want Your Birth Certificate
• Burlington City Arts Misleads Community on Proposed Budget Action
• Run, Someone, Run: The Contenders in the 2012 Burlington Mayoral Race
• What Did George Schenk Say to Colchester High School Grads? Why We May Never Know...
• South Burlington Residents Fume Over a Proposed Crematory
• A Lake Expert Interprets Champlain's Highs and Lows
• An Ex-Con Turned Accounting Expert Alleges "Irregularities" at Green Mountain Coffee
• Shumlin's Veto of Well-Water-Testing Bill Ignores Public Health Risk
• Will Head-Mounted Video Recorders Help Burlington Police See City Crime?
• For One Flood Victim, Vermont's 2-1-1 Help Line Calls Southern Baptists
• Winooski Pops
• Burlington Discover Jazzfest Kicks Off!; Burlington Streetpaving Work; Special Election June 28; Eco-Driving; Message from the Mayor
• Founders Opening Show at The Firefly Collective
• Bill McDowell “Ashes in the Night Sky” at the BCA Center
• Summer Art Preview
• June 2011 | V.6-N.6
• Burlington's Choice: Will a School Board Vote Make Socioeconomic Integration Official?
• Transgender Vermonters Score Historic Legislative Victories – Under the Radar
• Why So Many Independent Vermont Doctors Are Joining Hospitals, or Closing Up Shop
• Flynn Center For The Performing Arts Calendar for May 24 to June 19, 2011
• Burlington's Waterfront Skatepark Moves From Plans to Bids
• Burlington Tries Harder to "SMOP" Up After College Students
• Mac's Missing Millions: Plot Twists Abound in Film Fundraising Probe
• First Friday Art Walk | Friday, June 3, 5-8PM
• Skatepark Redesign Aims for Pepsi Funding, City Recognized by United Way, Straw-Free Burlington, Vermont City Marathon and a Message from the Mayor.
• After the Flood? Lots of Carp, Construction and Mosquitoes
• Two High-Speed Chases and an Armed Standoff: Who's Behind Vermont's Recent Wrongdoings?
• Like Health Care Reform? So Does the Vermont Workers' Center
• Community Group Rekindles Plan to Heat Burlington With Excess From McNeil Plant
• Stephen Larrabee: Sculptor of the Winged Monkeys, May 13th, 1950 to April 5th, 2011
• In Burlington, a Racially Charged Investigation Raises Questions About a Principal's Departure
• Winooski Pop-up Gallery District Artist Information Session
• Alison Goodwin at the SEABA Center
• Transcendence: Mooring the Storm Carol MacDonald & Erik Rehman at Frog Hollow
• Kate Donnelly’s “The Yardage Project” at 215 College Gallery
• May 2011 | V.6-N.5
• Despite Violations, Fines and Court Orders, an Illegal Milton Junkyard Remains Open
• Vermont Goes to the Supreme Court in a Different Kind of Drug War
• First Friday Art Walk | Friday, May 6, 5-8PM
• Is It Cheaper to House Vermont Prisoners In or Out of State? It Depends
• How Vermonters Shot Down Two Proposed Northern Nukes
• City to Host USA Triathlon Championships; Work Begins on Downtown Improvements; Get Involved in the City's Climate Action Plan; Mayor's State of the City Speech On-Line; April is Fair Housing Month; Message from Mayor Kiss
• Energy Bill Would "Pay" Vermonters to Produce Their Own Power
• Where Do Your Vermont Income Tax Dollars Go?
• DUI Chemists Blow the Whistle on Vermont's Breath-Testing Program
• Mayor's State Of The City Address & Council Organization Day; Burlington Celebrates Connections To Quebec And France;Stormwater Infrastructure Improvements; Burlington Named One Of The "10 Real Estate Markets To Watch" In 2011; Message
• Can Murder Suspect Michael Jacques Get a Fair Trial in Vermont — or Anywhere?
• Dana Heffern’s “Unicorn Wars” at CCV Winooski
• Everything Must Go 2.0: W. David Powell at VCAM/RETN Art Space
• “Under the Big Top” at the Fleming Museum
• Two Indigenous Bat Species Added to State Endangered-Species List
• More Legal Woes for Bushway Slaughterhouse
• Vermont Law School Trains Animal-Rights Attorneys
• Allegations of Animal Abuse Breed Proposed Legislation in Vermont
• First Friday Art Walk | Friday, April 1, 5-8PM
• Just Say Know
• In Sunshine Wars, Some See Attorney General as "Dark Lord of Secrecy"
• Burlington Weathers Another Big Storm; Get Involved in the Future of Burlington's Downtown and Waterfront; By the Numbers: Graffiti Removal Program; Climate Action Update; Message from the Mayor
• Bolton's Nordic Ski Area May Not Survive a Sale
• Heeding Unhappy Homeowners, Burlington Planners Look to Redefine "Historic"
• Can the Catholic Diocese Boot a "Group Home" From Its North Avenue Property? A Judge Will Decide
• Has Bob Kiss Destroyed the Progressive Party?
• Should Bioplastics Be Banned from Organic Compost Heaps?
• Profile: Karen Dawson
• Review: Ashley Roark at The SEABA Center
• March 2011 | V.6-N.3
• St. Patrick's Day Concert: Altan
• Did Orleans Cops Break the Law in an Armed Drug Raid? A Federal Lawsuit Aims to Find Out
• Will VT's Female Inmates Be Better Off in South Burlington?
• Norwich University Runs Cyber "War Games" Exercises With U.S. Financial Markets
• Irish Heritage Festival 2011
• Vt. Dems, labor plan rally to support Wis. fellows
• Purse-snatching attempt reported in Burlington
• Power restored after wind damages Vermont utility lines
• Colchester dancers to defend state title today
• Worker: Alleged drug kingpin not violent
• Without Vermont Yankee, electric grid could suffer
• Vermont State Trooper on paid leave pending sexual misconduct investigation
• Town Meeting 2011: Huntington attempts to hold line on budget
• Vermont lawmakers re-elect Guard leader
• State urged to act on Vermont Yankee permit
• Larceny count stands in contractor overpayment
• Accomplice in embezzlement sentenced to 13 months in prison
• Document: 2010-2011 Raw Milk Report to the Legislature
• Vermont Ag Agency halts raw milk workshops
• Williston business hit by burglars
• Pazos given time to respond to ruling on lab work
• Shumlin's open-records stance evolves
• Parents react to possible South Burlington teacher strike
• Friends, witnesses testify against kingpin of cocaine ring
• Burlington panel defers after-school program merger
• Alleged drug kingpin could get life
• Town Meeting Day 2011: Richmond Rescue seeks bigger contribution
• Swanton constable guilty of neglect of duty
• Town Meeting Day 2011: Hinesburg budget proposal rises 13 percent
• Shelburne Museum names interim director
• South Burlington man sentenced for sex assault
• Poor ice cancels Great Ice in Grand Isle celebration
• Hannaford supporters speak out at Hinesburg meeting
• South Burlington School Board votes to impose contract
• Police: Burlington groping cases appear related
• Water main break closes South Burlington Road
• Burlington co-workers cheer national bagging champion
• N.Y. Times columnist to speak at UVM
• Man accused of stealing Bolton ski equipment
• Charlotte town, school spending plans down
• Essex Junction schools seek Parks control through 2019
• Kiss hears criticism at New North End meeting
• Is the Mardi Gras Parade Too Rowdy for Burlington?
• New York Times Columnist Looks Back on Sexist America
• Contract Negotiations in a Tough Economy Test Longtime Labor Lawyer Scott Cameron
• Burlington Diocese faces new abuse lawsuits
• Police seek help locating suspects in attempted abduction of girl in St. Albans
• Police seek tips after groping reported on UVM campus
• Burlington Finance Board hears from BT auditor
• Lake Champlain Pond Hockey Classic canceled
• UVM researcher helps warn of avalanches
• Vermont population contracts in places
• Burlington woman is nation's top grocery bagger
• Vermont contractor who kept overpayment back in court
• Woman accused of stealing from grandmother with Alzheimer's
• Sheldon woman guilty of bank fraud
• Vermont bone marrow drives scheduled
• Truck carrying slurry drives off U.S. 4 near Mendon
• USDA announces aid availability for Dec. 1 wind storm
• Court upholds Burlington cop's action on noisy preacher
• Police: Colchester man arrested on pot charge
• Illinois suspect leads police to Vermont drug bust
• Valentine's paper hearts re-appear in Vermont capital
• Pickup truck hits school bus in Barre
• Motorist dies after St. Albans crash
• Hypothermic skier revived at hospital
• Lost Killington skiers guided out of woods
• DUI suspect found asleep at wheel in South Hero
• Fair Haven man accused of stealing from disabled adult
• Burlington City Council to discuss executive sessions
• Magic Hat digester turns brewery waste into energy
• Rally shows support for CCTA bus drivers
• Flynn Center pays tribute to 'Mike P.'
• Will the lights flicker if Vermont Yankee really closes?
• Claim of hostile workplace forces $100,000 settlement in Hyde Park
• Shuttered dry-cleaning plant to be torn down
• City auditor answers questions about Burlington Telecom
• Chittenden County schools earn honors at math competition
• My kingdom for a roof rake
• 7 skiers rescued from woods near Killington
• Burlington firefighters say smoke alarms saved lives in morning blaze
• Brain Bee competition scheduled for today in Burlington
• CCTA drivers, mechanics schedule contract rally
• Dogs die in East Burke house fire
• Judge rules largely against Milton junkyard owner
• Police seek help in Winooski crash
• Seminar to explain veterans' benefits
• Thieves ransack Salvation Army in St. Albans
• Former Free Press publisher dies at 76
• Online dating: Impersonal or the future?
• Vermont's senators welcome change in Egypt
• Census shows Burlington, Chittenden County drive state's growth
• Interactive: Towns by population and housing units
• Week in Photos
• Hinesburg adjusts to NECAP testing
• Vermont officials seek sworn statements from nuke plant
• UVM faculty set stage for contract negotiations
• Vermont cops say structural failure led to I-89 crash
• Motorist killed in Orange crash
• Former South Burlington athlete survives fatal crash
• Dorm doctor sentenced for child porn possession
• Vermont Department of Health offering radon test kits
• Vermont Census data to be released today
• UVM conductor, music professor Chapman dies
• Mayor Kiss appoints Lasker as Burlington fire chief
• Nought 101: New England's vanishing species: high schoolers
• Icy road causes chaos in Shelburne
• Stepfather guilty on both counts in child sex assault trial
• Nulty firm loses Minnesota broadband project
• Judge to resolve Essex Junction Recreation Department issue
• Fire destroys Colchester home Wednesday morning
• Jury considers sex abuse case
• Photos: Protests continue in Egypt
• Vermont Air Guard heads home from Korea
• South Burlington teachers union turns down latest contract offer
• Snow removal scheduled for South Burlington
• Jacques' attorneys cite poll in effort to change venue
• Humane Society receives Centennial Nonprofit Award
• Benefit youth concert to be held Saturday
• VEIC Goes South — to Bigger Digs
• Airport Envy: Can PBG Compete With BTV?
• Faced with 'too many people,' Burlington Telecom lays off six
• Village schools in Essex Junction get unexpected day off due to snowy sidewalks
• Burlington police seek public's help in finding missing man
• Car crash closes Beltline in Burlington
• Jury reviews stepfather sex abuse case
• Groups take aim on fast food marketing in Vermont
• Vermont faculty say academics shortchanged
• Addison Northeast teachers call off strike
• House panel takes up Pete the Moose case
• Winter weather advisory in effect as snow falls across region
• Temperature is falling, roads are freezing
• Sidewalk snow and slush frustrate foot traffic in Burlington
• Burlington ranked least angry city in the nation
• Opposition to Lockheed collaboration heard
• Photos: Penguin Plunge Burlington 2011
• Stepfather's sex-abuse trial could end today in Burlington
• Pownal man accused of 5th DUI after crash
• Man faces charges after store scuffle in St. Albans
• Burlington Electric Department defends Gravelin hiring
• Weather Rapport: More snow than expected tonight in Vermont
• Vermont couple's Egyptian tour ends abruptly
• Fugitive pleads guilty to smuggling people through Vermont
• No mistrial for man accused of repeatedly assaulting his stepdaughter
• Vermont AG Sorrell: Police shooting justified
• Vermont regulators weigh Lowell wind project
• Snowshoe races slated as fundraiser for Ronald McDonald House Charities
• UVM projects $4.1M budget gap
• Snow collapses Essex barn
• Man trapped for two hours under 5- to 6-foot pile of snow
• Man convicted of rape and murder of 21-year-old UVM student loses appeal
• Weather Rapport: Vermont snow cleaned up; more coming?
• Swanton man pleads guilty to robberies
• Essex Junction school officials make case to control Rec Department
• Retirement to serve as restitution in Hardwick utility case
• Judge dismisses suit against Tarrant
• Chittenden East contract calls for 3% raises for teachers
• Reforming Vermont's public records access proves difficult
• South Burlington teachers set date for strike vote
• Three-car crash in Colchester snarls traffic
• Vermont shrugs off snow
• Slick roads reported
• Fire destroys Monkton home
• Burlington Winter Festival needs volunteers
• Armed robbery reported in Colchester
• Champlain College forum to explore war stories and images
• Knights of Columbus raise $11,800 for Camp Ta-Kum-Ta after break-in
• Teen accused of groping staff member at Essex detention facility
• Coaches sought for girls' fitness programs
• Middlebury College student describes harrowing last days in Egypt
• Police seek driver who hit Colchester house, gas line
• Prominent Abenaki leader accused of exploiting vulnerable adult
• In midst of 3rd trial, woman pleads no contest in sex case
• Groundhog forecast: Spring to come early in 2011
• After several near misses, Vermont to see 8-20 inches
• Stormwatch: 9 a.m. snowfall total -- 6.9 inches
• Salvation Army closing South Burlington store
• Burlington city councilor presses city auditor on BT
• Monster blizzard paralyzes Midwest
• U.S.: Hardwick official embezzled $1.4M over 10 years
• Eastern New York state pummeled by storm
• Northern New England braced for heavy snowfall
• As bats die off, Vermont panel seeks endangered status
• Chittenden South schools avert showdown
• Two killed in crashes on snowy Vermont roads
• Many Chittenden County schools closed today
• Why Four Peruvian "Workers" Couldn't Wait to Leave Vermont
• Burlington Cabbies Up in Arms About Proposed Meters
• Country music star Doc Williams dies
• Stormwatch: More school closings announced
• Skier rescued from Camels Hump
• Police say Shelburne man was growing $100,000 worth of marijuana
• Police: Commuters illegally used I-89 U-turns to avoid delay
• UVM proposes 5.8% tuition hike
• Middlebury students leave Egypt
• I-89 crash slowed traffic
• Concord man accused of sexual assault on girl
• Big snowstorm to cover all of Vermont
• Green Mountain Club leader resigns after dozen years at helm
• Rights activist's appeal of child-porn sentence denied
• His-and-hers drunken-driving case for Rutland couple
• Michigan mosque bomb suspect once faced threat charges in Vermont
• For third time, Vermont couple tried in child sex-assault case
• Weather Rapport: This time, all of Vermont to get snow
• Vermont State Police seek owner of sunken truck
• Burlington police arrest 2 men in armed market robbery
• Ex-city manager of South Burlington points to charter restrictions for role in money woes
• Adopted Charlotte budget lowers tax rate
• South Hero man in court for violation of condition
• Truck, camper jackknife in Charlotte
• Friendship blossoms in school-based mentoring program
• Police search for two men in Willard Street Market robbery
• Driver with lifetime license suspension stopped
• Williston Walmart store evacuated
• Middlebury College students safe in Egypt
• Lowell Mountain wind-project opponents carry on despite setbacks
• Vermont Lt. Gov. Scott to work with Green Mountain Power Corp. crews
• Man arrested after Burlington break-in
• Jury selection under way in sex-assault retrial
• Free Press Facebook fans provide answers to cold question
• Felon had loaded gun at Burlington food shelf, police say
• Former Burlington councilor Ellie Blais withdraws from race
• Tuition to rise 4% at Vermont state colleges
• Burlington police agree to contract
• Cash stolen from South Burlington charity
• Armored car catches fire at Chevy dealership
• Disabled Vermont vet, 89, gets mailbox he can use
• Recent developments in Burlington Telecom case
• Hinesburg Selectboard adopts $3.01 million budget
• UVM receives arena proposals
• Waterbury woman convicted of defrauding Medicaid
• St. Albans man accused of theft from stepdaughter
• Addison Northeast teachers set Feb. 9 strike deadline
• Town meeting ballot: Huntington
• Colchester budget proposal up slightly
• Hinesburg School Board meets challenge, shrinks budget
• Residents voice hopes and concerns over Burlington Telecom
• Residents of Burlington's Wharf Lane apartments spared eviction
• Suit says city in contempt over BT
• Video: Live Burlington Telecom discussion with John Briggs and guests
• Burlington Telecom online chat, meeting coverage
• Video: Burlington City Council special session devoted to Burlington Telecom
• Judge releases Burlington vandalism suspect under conditions
• February 2011 | V.6-N.2
• Review: Alisa Dworsky at The BCA Center
• Review: PAPER at 215 College Gallery
• Review: Benjamin Barnes’ GASOLINE at the Art’s Alive Gallery
• Cutbacks, school funding soften South Burlington budget woes
• Probation officer accused of sexually exploiting inmate
• St. Albans teens accused of steel theft from railroad
• Huntington man cited on suspicion of second DUI
• Burlington City Council to discuss BT tonight
• Jury selection delayed in Essex stabbing trial
• After 5 years, sex offender Hulett released from prison
• Vermont traffic-stop study tracks racial bias
• Vermont State Police arrest 2 People's Trust bank robbery suspects in Burlington
• Vermont National Guard sending 16 to help at Super Bowl
• Ousted South Burlington official now working at Burlington Electric
• Williston Board gives CVS discretionary permit
• Williston Selectboard approves 4% budget increase
• Armed robbery reported in St. Johnsbury
• Vermont judge nixes charges against overpaid contractor
• Mayor Kiss answers Burlington Telecom audit
• Leaking pipe forces Charlotte Central School evacuation
• Magic Hat Produces Its Own Energy -- With Beer
• Town meeting ballot list
• Is Vermont's Bottle Bill Ready for Recycling?
• Slick Vermont roads lead to car crashes
• Jericho man receives third DUI citation
• Work kept Colchester man going
• Flight carrying 82 people makes emergency landing at Burlington International
• Burlington police alert residents to serial groper
• Judge denies evidence-observation request from Burlington murder suspect
• Judge rules Timothy Dowd could pose flight risk, denies bail
• Burglary suspect leads police on a 1½ mile foot chase through knee-deep snow
• Charlotte Central School evacuated due to flooding
• Burlington City Council votes to put tax increase on ballot
• Accidents reported along I-89, U.S. Route 7
• Winooski man gets 6 years for child porn possession
• Temperature drops to zero during overnight
• Vermont Youth Orchestra picks interim executive director
• Vermont Supreme Court rules motocross track is permissible
• Vermont Commons student wins essay contest
• Jailed man faces Vergennes burglary charges
• Five Guard members head to Afghanistan today
• Cold challenges Vermont school districts
• Burlington murder suspect due in court
• Addison Northeast teachers to stage informational pickets
• Cold and colder: Monday morning lows around the region
• Police seek suspect in People's Trust bank robbery in Georgia
• Temperatures drop below -30 in parts of Vermont
• Burlington rafter, adventurer Poppa Neutrino dies
• EPA withdraws approval of Lake Champlain plan
• Plane makes emergency landing at Burlington airport
• Burlington-area man sought in connection with Fairfax break-in
• The Arctic Express makes a stop in Vermont
• Vergennes woman dies from injuries in SUV-school bus crash
• Vermont accidents lead to pot charges
• Main Street in Burlington reopened
• Vermont organic farming group prepares for conference
• Pet of the Week: Bromley
• Vermont Symphony Orchestra honors Dorset's Ralph Colin
• Volunteer of the Week: Lovely Biswas
• Vermont experts: Talking, training key to preventing suicide
• Charlotte School Board adopts 2011-12 budget
• Vermont police bust pot-growing operation in New Haven
• After brief delay, bitter cold invades Vermont
• Deep freeze grips Vermont
• Bad news for ATVs casts pall over annual meeting
• Are Burlington schools on the right track?
• Sudanese look back on 10-year journey in Vermont
• Graphic: Chittenden County high schools post big achievement gaps
• Region's Sudanese refugees excited over vote results
• Burlington's School Kids passes on second look
• Vermont affordable housing project gets energy funds
• How the pros stay warm outside
• Ontario man sentenced for smuggling immigrant across border in Vermont
• Week in Photos
• Vermont Health Dept. says flu is widespread
• Developer: Hinesburg town map doesn't apply to project
• Sculptor Kat Clear wins BCA award
• South Burlington taxes to notch up 7.2%
• Milton church break-in investigated
• Some perspective on Vermont's ranking as healthiest state
• Coldest weather in two years coming to Vermont
• Police: Friends were worried about suicide victim
• Superintendent defends MMU's notification of parents after suicide
• EPA to seek divers for sunken Lake Champlain tug
• Billie Jean King to deliver UVM Commencement address
• Vermont announces maple settlement with McDonald's
• Jeffrey Domoto named director of the Vermont Youth Orchestra
• Kinney Drugs collecting unused medications
• Judge dismisses South Burlington officer's defamation suit
• Police academy to use $200,000 grant for Internet
• Vermont Symphony Orchestra establishes $3.5 million endowment
• St. Albans police investigate burglaries
• Vermont group readies racial profiling report
• Mount Mansfield students rely on each other after death
• Grants available to Vermont gardens
• Abenaki turn to Vermont Legislature for recognition
• Shelburne Museum director Stephan Jost resigns
• MMU community mourns loss of student
• Fire Department savings proposed for South Burlington
• Rogers resigns Humane Society of Chittenden County post
• Study: Many college students show no learning gains
• Mount Mansfield Union to review security procedures
• Class action lawsuit targets denial of Medicare coverage
• Embezzling suspect given home detention
• Burlington councilor wants insurer to pay on BT loan
• Fletcher Allen Tops the Charts in Death by Dialysis
• For Health-Care Reform, Dr. Hsiao is the Man With the Plan
• Lake Champlain ice rescues become easier
• Hearing under way on whether to throw out murder suspect's statements
• Police: Mt. Mansfield student dead in self-inflicted shooting at school
• Police: Unresponsive male found inside MMU high school
• Supervision inadequate at Burlington Kids program, state inspectors find
• Truck's brakes fail; 5 vehicles damaged in South Burlington
• Colchester woman cited with DUI, eluding police
• Vermont Student Assistance Corp. braces for a downsizing
• Fire destroys Jericho home
• Shumlin, others volunteer on MLK Day
• Coyotes have made themselves at home in a South Burlington neighborhood
• Vermont hospital wants help keeping bed bugs out
• Sharpton urges fight for civil rights
• Vermont group catalogs hazardous waste sites
• Vermont's coldest morning yet this winter
• Burlington College rides improved finances
• Winooski marks King Day with Onionstock
• Stolen Boloco sign returned
• Five people charged in theft of copper wire
• Comments sought on Searsburg wind project
• SUV crashes into MMU hockey bus in Ferrisburgh
• In Chittenden East, residents wrestle with the consolidation question
• UVM scholar catalogues, analyzes Martin Luther King Jr.'s favorite sayings
• Free wedding gowns offered to Vermont Guard brides
• Day in Court
• Foundation seeks nominees for hero award, Pomerleau medal
• Welch joins lawmakers in holding corner democracy
• Brown brings civil rights leaders to Vermont
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events
• Sex offender asks for release from custody
• Vermont drops fight over religious license plate
• Milton man sought in burglary case
• Shelburne sculptor honors Martin Luther King Jr.
• Fundraising event today at Morse Farm Ski Touring Center
• Ex-Fish and Wildlife chief has new job
• Old North End robbery suspect in custody, Burlington police say
• Fletcher Allen registers with U.S. on electronic records
• Should DUI murder suspect get bail? Burlington Judge to decide
• Lake advocates weigh pay-to-pollute
• United Way director Morse to retire
• Photos: Snow Belts Northeast, Vermont
• Woman walks away from Duxbury crash
• South Burlington residents, librarians criticize proposed cuts
• City Market tree sale raises $8,867 for COTS
• Burlington City Council to meet today on charter issues
• Vermont communities rely on elaborate snow removal plans
• Burlington party to show Miss America pageant
• South Burlington pedestrian dies from accident injuries
• Vermont cemetery dispute reaches high court
• Vermont judge brokers deal on gun charge
• South Burlington utility rates going up
• Charlotte School Board to propose flat tax rate
• 'Moonlight in Vermont' singer helped publicize Vermont
• Snowstorm leaves Vermont blanketed
• Hinesburg police officer accused of domestic assault resigns
• Maj. Gen. Dubie: 30 percent of soldiers home from Afghanistan out of work
• Dowd pleads not guilty to murder charge in fatal crash
• Parking ban in effect tonight in Burlington
• Vermont colleges wary of violence, help mentally ill
• J&M Market in Burlington robbed
• Vermont Youth Orchestra board approves hiring of conductor
• Vermont Guard settles in after deployments
• Hinesburg officer charged in domestic assault
• Burlington, Winooski school districts win planning grants
• Bill Would Require Mental-Health Training for All Taser-Carrying Cops
• With a New Governor in Power, Will Vermonters Finally Win Their "Right to Die"?
• Report Asks Entergy to Update Price Tag on Dismantling Reactor
• Bridport family celebrates Haitian adoption
• Online post suggested gun would be brought to Burlington city meeting
• Vermont Health Department to discuss floride levels
• Burlington credit rating dips
• Driver charged with second-degree murder in Burlington crash
• South Burlington police, fire departments feel budget squeeze
• Murder charge possible in DUI death
• Veterans Housing Opens in Winooski
• Unlocked vehicles targeted in Shelburne
• Man convicted in Burlington machete attack
• Man accused of stealing catalytic converters in Shelburne
• Burlington prepares King Day observance
• Snowfall: South Burlington less than an inch, Underhill 18 inches
• Burlington City Council has busy meeting planned
• Vermont judge says union entitled to records for free
• Hinesburg seeks to fill administrator post
• 2011 Vermont Cat Show
• Party being planned for new Vermont-New York bridge
• Vermont Youth Orchestra board to vote on conductor
• Police break up Wells drinking party
• Cavendish man charged with lewd conduct
• Global Commitment to Health extended 3 more years
• Burlington machete-attack trial to open today
• Son's fatal heroin overdose sends father on a mission
• Weather wreaks havoc on Vermont roadways
• The changing face of Rice High School
• Supreme Court agrees to review Vermont drug law
• Shelburne village development to advance, with care
• BT paying some legal costs from general fund
• HowardCenter program seeks housing after diocese sale
• St. Francis Xavier School raises $20,000, exceeds goal
• Burlington's Firehouse Center changes name to BCA Center
• Addison Northeast school boards impose contracton teachers
• Barre garage fire called suspicious
• Hinesburg residents discuss future of town-owned lot
• Vermont Sudanese to vote on region's independence
• South Burlington schools search for superintendent
• First Friday Art Walk | January 7, 5-8PM
• January 2011 | V.6-N.1
• 5: Looking Back to Art Town Meeting
• Frances Cannon at North End Studio
• Robin Massey at DESIGNHAUS
• Philanthropist Bob Hoehl is Free Press Vermonter of the Year
• Burlington beagle busts bedbugs
• Challenges to free speech at UVM, Middlebury
• Vermont motorist accused of third DUI
• Vermont among growing dark-sky movement
• Marshfield rollover leads to citation
• Tailgating blamed for Waterbury crash
• Man cited twice for driving with lifetime suspension
• $1 million ticket sold in St. Albans
• Donovan appoints BT special prosecutor
• Rogers spurred Flynn Center revival
• Oral surgeon Cenci led a dashing life
• Confrontation with thieves leads to beating
• Former Vermont resident Agathe von Trapp of 'Sound of Music' fame dies
• New Vermont Guard armory planned in North Hyde Park
• Vermont distributes municipal planning grants
• Vermont host families sought for exchange students
• Three accused of Charlotte break-ins
• South Burlington pedestrian injured on Shelburne Road
• Grief and fond farewells mark Borneman's death
• Habitat house in Charlotte wins national award
• Essex teacher's license suspended for destroying student's file
• Burlington fire prompts warning about space heaters
• Carter promotes organ exchange
• LaFountain loved to make music
• Vermont State Police assist in Burlington crash probe
• Poppa Neutrino's Lake Champlain raft wreckage goes AWOL
• Motorist in fatal Vermont car crash accepts plea deal
• Winooski man pleads guilty in incident involving daughter's friend
• Shelburne wins grants to study U.S. 7 corridor
• South Burlington police say pedestrian hit, in critical condition
• Tinmouth man accidentally wounded by own weapon
• Burlington police suspect alcohol a factor in early morning crash
• Georgia woman brought family together
• Guard Col. Roy's leadership recognized
• University of Vermont study examines biracial identity
• Woman injured in I-89 car crash
• Man accused of drunken driving after crashing into building
• Fire burns unoccupied home in Jericho
• Traffic signal work will complete Winooski exit
• Burlington Police: Woman killed by fleeing driver
• Artist Matthew Randy lived life with passion
• Boxing Day Blizzard hits and misses in Vermont
• Poppa Neutrino's raft still clings to icy cliff in Charlotte
• Vermont adopts plan to restore bald eagle population
• Vermont Guard tests new helicopters
• No happy trails so far this winter in Williston
• Sledding caps Burlington holiday weekend
• Parts of Vermont to see heavy snowfall
• David Trueman loved decorating for Christmas
• Greensboro Christmas gathering serves as a special family reunion
• Vermont Guard stands tall after Afghan mission
• Youths lead newborn Nativity in South Burlington
• Two cited with possession of cocaine
• State offers tips for safe ice fishing
• Woman injured in Grand Isle car crash
• Charlotte crash victim still critical
• Christmas services in and near Chittenden County
• Financial expert: South Burlington pension funds invested wisely
• Agent returns to command Border Patrol Sector
• Armed robber sought in Colchester
• Judge denies childbirth leave for man suspected of firing handgun in downtown Burlington
• Traffic back to normal at intersection of Main Street and South Winooski Avenue in Burlington
• Four vehicle crash in Charlotte sends 3 people to hospital
• Accidents cause havoc on U.S. 7 in Charlotte and Interstate 89 in South Burlington
• DirecTV customers in Vermont may get refunds over misleading offers
• Concord, Vt., man killed in morning crash
• Hinesburg storm victims hit red tape
• Police seek man who used fake $100 bill in Essex
• Burlington ringer, kettle raise $218
• Markowitz issues Democracy Awards
• Vermont Guard Col. Roy promoted
• Jailed suspect seeks childbirth leave
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• I-89 clear after mutliple accidents snarl traffic
• Vigil held for COTS, Vermont homeless
• UVM Dean of Arts, Sciences Miller steps down
• Mailboxes ransacked in Colchester
• Who would want to bug Charlotte's Town Offices?
• Manslaughter convict supports Essex shooting range
• Art or Exploitation? Local Artist Solicits Stories From Rape Survivors for Video Project
• Biomass Busted? Why Wood-Fired Power Is Catching Heat in Vermont
• Underhill home burglarized
• Thieves target unlocked vehicles in Jericho
• Hinesburg to explore purchase of Lot 15
• Stranded motorist cited on suspicion of DUI
• CHANCES appeals for Christmas toy donations
• Cochran's welcomes back night skiing
• Ding-a-ling fills kettle for Salvation Army
• Former South Burlington City Manager disputes claim, says he paid for laptop
• The Vermont Mozart Festival is calling it quits
• Vermont's population growth slowed in last decade, census shows
• Burlington ranked among safest places to live
• Solstice brings short daytime, rare eclipse
• Winning Powerball ticket sold in South Burlington
• Vermont crises add up for Red Cross
• Liquor agency to open in Hinesburg's Firehouse Plaza
• South Burlington City Council let Hafter keep computer
• Celebrating the long road to graduation
• Chittenden County's changing churches
• BT audit finds oversight flaws
• Woman treated after car goes off road in Marshfield
• Two charged with DUI at sobriety checkpoint in Williston
• Truck sought in hit-and-run on I-89 in Winooski
• Snowmobile crash leads to DUI charge on the Missisquoi Rail Trail
• Man suspected of crashing, ditching car in Wallingford
• Gov. Douglas reminds motorists to drive sober
• Man sentenced in fatal accident in Vermont
• 20 people take icy plunge to help Camp Ta-Kum-Ta
• Big storm looks unlikely in Vermont
• Movement reported in Burlington residents' lawsuit regarding BT
• Burlington plans to sign onto clean energy push
• Richard Tarrant targeted in $100M lawsuit
• New Burlington skate park seeks contributions
• Feds probing 16 guns found in car in Vergennes
• City criticizes Burlington Telecom audit
• Armed robber demands drugs from South Burlington pharmacist
• All Vermont National Guard troops expected home by Christmas
• Vermont schools miss budget goal
• St. Albans grocery store wins 'helping hands' competition
• Runaway teen reported in Essex
• Shumlin to tour Vermont Yankee nuclear plant today
• Hinesburg discusses lot's future
• Last large group of Vermont National Guard soldiers returns home
• City panel recommends halting fluoride in Burlington
• Photos: Guard Returns From Afghanistan
• 2,400 homes and businesses to lose power early Friday
• Man convicted of torching Colchester home
• Fire destroys Advantage Rental in St. Albans
• Car flips in St. Johnsbury crash
• Vermont lake effect snows
• N.Y. fugitive arrested in South Burlington
• Shelburne rethinks future of U.S. 7
• Emergency managers seek information on generators
• Vermont post offices to be open Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve
• UVM installs 17 solar trackers
• School budget cuts fall short of state recommendations
• Man arrested en route to pick up wife at prison
• Developer outlines changes for proposed Harrington Village
• Day in Court
• Vermont's Cash-Strapped Ambulance Providers Face New Federal Cuts in 2011
• Most Burlington City Employees Don't Live Where They Work. Should They Have To?
• Save the Date: 'New York Times' Columnist Collins to Speak in February
• The Vermont Senate Gets a New Top Cop
• Vermont's Sudanese Hit the Road to Exercise Their Right to Vote
• Teamster Spirit? Contract Negotiations Reveal Union Rift at CCTA
• FirstRun
• Bryan Wins Award from National Association of Secretaries of State
• A Home for Alumni
• We Aren't the World: A Curmudgeon's Guide to Going Abroad
• A Certain Slant
• CUPS Office Awards Service-Learning Implementation Grants and Faculty Fellowships
• Blog: Jet Blue CEO says Burlington, VT is his favorite destination!
• Winooski man in a coma after being hit by a car
• Thousands still without power following storm
• Official says new Champlain Bridge is on schedule
• Report says Vermont eliminated 'dropout factories'
• The Calm After The Vermont Storm
• Gusts near 100 mph down trees, knock out power
• Families of 80 troops relieved to have soliders home
• Photos: Vermont National Guard Troops Return From Afghanistan
• South Burlington Police arrest armed home invasion suspect
• Vehicle strikes pole, leaves scene in Wolcott
• Vermont man dies on N.H.'s Mount Willey
• Swanton man gets prison time in child porn case
• NRC denies request to shut Vermont Yankee
• Wind-swept fire torches home in Charlotte
• Vt. wind storm's impact: Power outages, fallen trees and a disrupted fund-raiser
• Some Jericho homes evacuated because of falling trees
• Fallen Vt. soldier Ryan Grady remembered in Afghanistan
• Commission recommends building proposed 15-bed psychiatric facility in Waterbury
• Wind knocks out power around northwest Vermont
• Vermont attorney general investigates Halifax Selectboard meeting
• Vermont inmate's letters violate order, police say
• Day in Court
• SUV and pickup collide head-on in Jericho
• Burlington funeral home owner Palmer dies
• VHFA to donate mittens to King Street Center
• EPA official to lecture Thursday
• COTS annual phon-athon under way
• Wolcott cars, home ransacked over weekend
• South Burlington police seek suspect in bank fraud
• Will a Newly Hatched Federal Food Bill Make Eating Safer? Some Farmers Aren't So Sure
• Lake Champlain strategies get Web upgrade
• Vermont police say erratic driver was diabetic
• Burlington woman sentenced in marijuana case
• VPT to air history of Vermont newspapers
• Change of plea withdrawn in Burlington robbery
• Burlington crime reports go online
• Vermont company's soap operas promote change
• Champlain College professor honored as Vermont's best
• Talk of new I-89 exit reflects Chittenden County's growing pains
• Police report rash of daytime car break-ins at Red Rocks Park
• Police say Gardener's Supply employee embezzled $47,000
• Vermont law firm marks golden anniversary by giving 50 gifts a month to charities
• Day in Court
• Vermont schools reach decision time on budget cuts
• More Vermont families seeking food aid
• Lake Champlain movie to debut
• Statue honors members of Army ski division
• Jacques asks to be excused from hearing
• Students, Parents, Teachers Invited to Satellites, Weather and Climate Fair Dec. 5 at ECHO Museum
• Christmas tree season begins in Vermont
• Vermont, New York and EPA to sign Lake Champlain plan
• Timeline of the 'Forgotten War' in Korea
• The Frozen Chosin: Vermonters remember costly Korean battle
• Church Street is all aglow for the holiday season
• Vermont marks EPA milestone
• Burlington winter ban lights to be tested
• Colchester police investigate burglaries
• Suspect in purse theft caught after photo in paper
• Ethan Allen Club to see the end of an era
• Salvation Army launches annual red kettle drive
• Guard struck at Church Street crossing
• Crowd packs Church Street for holiday parade
• St. Michael's graduate killed in Massachusetts crash
• Group seeks to buy BT
• Sanders vows to fight more tax breaks for rich
• East Fairfield woman accused of assaulting father, police
• Christmas a labor of love on Church Street Marketplace
• Burlington-based Cystic Fibrosis Lifestyle Foundation makes award to Ohio woman
• Volunteers serve Burlington community dinner
• Black Friday could see black ice for northern Vermont
• Vermont Yankee ships tainted water for cleanup
• General Dynamics, Lyndonville firm get Army armor order
• Car stolen in Colchester
• Fire destroys historic Jericho hall
• Vermonters thankful, even in hard times
• Foot care, socks, boots help Vermont homeless
• Burlington November rainbow
• Can Hinesburg Handle a Hannaford -- And Maintain Its Rural Charm?
• Comedian or Criminal? How a Vermonter Got Arrested for Threatening Obama
• Vermont police deny release of trooper speeding video
• Trial postponed in Essex murder case
• Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf surpasses turkey goal
• Burlington woman to change plea in robbery, stabbing
• Burlington police hear residents' safety concerns
• Man sentenced for Jericho robbery plot
• Vermont gas prices moderately high
• Vermont law on drug data mining ruled unconstitutional
• December 2010 | V.5-N.12
• Photos: 81st Annual Rice Stunt Nite At The Flynn
• Steve Budington’s Homunculus at the Firehouse Gallery
• EPA opposes circumferential highway around Burlington
• Burlington Winter Festival seeks sculptors
• City Hall Park abusers face fines, expulsion
• Burlington City Council considers BT-related issues
• Ten Tips For Raising A Successful Art Kid
• We Art Women at Uncommon Grounds
• “ART, Art, Art, ART”
• Vermont pharmacy robber sentenced in federal court
• Vermont woman sentenced for leaking agent's phone records
• Burlington drug dealer to spend five years in prison
• Burlington woman injured by bus leaves hospital
• First Night Burlington 2011
• Sex assault suspect pleads guilty to aggravated assault
• Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf nears turkey goal
• 40 Vermont Guard members return home
• Photos: Vermont Guard troops return home to their families
• Warming up cold in the Champlain Valley
• Learning Walks guide teachers
• Vermont soldier meets newborn daughter for first time
• Essex Junction man dies in Williston accident
• Vermont annual hunting ritual reaches midway point
• Danville woman injured in accident
• Sentencing set for today in DEA phone leak case
• Police aid suicidal man in Lyndonville
• N.H. driver cited for nearing 100 mph before I-89 crash
• Fire damages Burlington apartments
• Burlington police to hold safety forum
• State gives Vermonters seeking aid waiting times exceeding 1,000 minutes
• EKG mixup ends in medical tragedy
• Folklife Center to host gingerbread competition
• Scenic Monkton farm conserved
• Woman who got engaged at finish of marathon dies of cancer at 26
• CCTA buses to offer Internet service
• Vermont bolsters effort to battle fraud against the elderly
• Stolen Eagles Club money intended for children's Christmas party
• More Vermont Guard members set to return home
• Runway work ends at Burlington Internation Airport
• Vermont snow lovers getting restless
• Green Mountain Coffee Roasters finds accounting errors back to '07, will restate earnings
• Vermont National Guard chief to head national group
• Indie shows grow in craft fair scene
• Vermont shooter's hunting partners ruled not liable
• Burlington housing supply falls short
• Vermont AG proposes bias-free policing policy
• Law professor questions Vermont records exemption
• Update on NY-VT Lake Champlain Bridge project postponed
• Smokeout passes, but smokers can quit anytime
• Winooski woman accused of three convenience-store robberies
• Grand Isle, North Hero students stack up
• Grand Isle slaughterhouse worker pleads guilty to felony animal cruelty
• TSA to install full-body scanners at Burlington International Airport in 2011
• Milton Police arrest two brothers in rash of automobile burglaries
• Strong wind mystery solved?
• Burlington bans smoking in public housing
• Emergency nurses: Vermont safety laws fall short
• Police policies on release of traffic tickets at odds
• Saturday exams at UVM conflict with Shabbat
• Vermont to test Medicare demonstration project
• Westford woman wants statement dismissed in death of mother
• Transportation policy discussion on agenda at upcoming meetings
• It's town vs. city over St. Albans water rates
• FDA, Vermont liquor board target alcohol energy drinks
• Child sex abuse trial to remain in Chittenden County
• Burlington Electric warns of phone scam
• CCTA postpones contract comments
• The Polar Express
• Flynn Center For The Performing Arts Calendar for November 29-December 15, 2010
• 'Shooter' graffiti surfaces in Burlington
• Shelburne to consider new village housing
• Vermont colleges raise awareness of the homeless
• Essex Junction murder suspect to plead insanity
• Charged With Felony for Growing Pot, Mother Can't Tell Jury It Was "Medical"
• Woman charged in Charlotte car break-ins
• Can a Pay Wall Save the Struggling Times Argus and Rutland Herald?
• Two women charged with assault, robbery in stabbing case
• Copper wire stolen in Williston
• Burlington police translate pamphlets into 6 languages
• CCTA drivers reject contract
• Tele-Tai Chi Brings Vital Balance to Elders

• Vermont Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha
• Award-Winning Saxophonist in Residence This Week: Open Rehearsal Wednesday, Concert Thursday
• Burlington teen faces life in prison over attempted murder case
• Two St. Albans men charged in sex assault, robbery of teen girls
• Rare November sunshine ends
• Planners seek direction from public on Chittenden County growth
• Hospice of the Champlain Valley holds memorial service
• Montreal woman crashes on I-89
• Mendon man cited with 2nd DUI
• Williston youth offers to do work on town park
• Royalton man jailed in assault of son
• Underhill keeps options open on gravel pit
• State savings initiative about $8 million short
• Maps to the future: Chittenden County in 2060
• Traditional hunting grounds go off limits as population rises in Vermont towns
• Day in Court
• 2 arrested in slew of vehicle break-ins in Charlotte
• Vermont's environmentalists look ahead with optimism
• Chittenden East mergers: Is now the time?
• 4 arrested in Burlington stabbing
• College student-athletes mentor local youths
• Hundreds expected to attend Vermont environmental conference
• Burlington CAO Jonathan Leopold recuperating from hip surgery
• State refuses to release lender letter on Burlington Telecom
• Douglas appoints three Superior Court judges
• Hannaford has hopes for Hinesburg
• First Vermont Guard soldiers arrive back in states from Afghanistan
• Global Commitment agreement saved millions in Vermont
• Vermonters challenged to spend $38 this week on food
• St. Albans woman faces life sentence if convicted in child sex case
• Victim count now 3 in St. Albans child sex-assault case, prosecutors say
• Police cleaning up rollover accident on I-89 North
• Hundreds expected at environmental conference
• Vermont Yankee nuke plant back online
• Vermont woman allegedly faked disease to get drugs
• Vermont Guard chief says dozens wounded in Afghanistan
• Man chases three people from his car in St. Albans
• Open government conference to be held at St. Michael's
• Police disclose identities of two Waltham vandalism suspects
• Burlington parent wins bus service for magnet schools
• Energized crew built raft in 3 months
• Former UVM researcher Sims dies
• Church cross knocked out of kilter
• Vermont dedicates memorial to soldiers who served in war on terror
• Suspect sought in fraud in South Burlington
• Fire damages Burton Snowboards building
• Grant to expand services for youths
• Vermont charities make call for help
• Video shows two people before Burlington stabbing
• St. Albans woman accused of kidnap, sex assault of boy
• Vermont Guard chief says dozens of state's soldiers wounded in Afghanistan
• Suspects sought after armed confrontation in St. Albans
• Vermont Yankee nuke plant back online
• Photos: Veterans Day Ceremony in Burlington
• War on Terror memorial being dedicated in Randolph Center
• Charlotte Brothers lead daring rescue of rafters
• 45 Vermont Air Guard members return from Saudi Arabia
• Advocates ready to help Vermont veterans
• Colchester man charged in overdose death of friend
• Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce celebrates 100 years
• Vermont receives $3.75M in energy efficiency grants
• Vacant house burns in Fairfax
• Stolen truck recovered in Essex
• Vermont Guard in Afghanistan prepare to leave
• Photos: Air Guard Returns From Saudi Arabia
• Lake Champlain Transportation adds ferry
• Vermont's Homeless Problem Takes a Disturbing Turn: Squatting
• Vermont Yankee nuclear plant restarting after leak is fixed
• O. Richard Bundy, III Named Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations
• Rafter 'Poppa Neutrino' among 3 people rescued on Lake Champlain
• Senator Leahy Champions UVM-IBM "Smart Grid" Research Using Complex Systems
• OLLI at UVM Announces Spring Travel Programs
• UVM Center for Rural Studies Requests Proposals for Food System Projects
• Lecture/Demonstration to Showcase Environmental Dance
• Burlington School Board OKs raises for principals
• Vermont rail improvements begin
• Documents show Jacques tried to disrupt investigation from prison
• Air Guard squad due home from Saudi Arabia
• Beer & Chocolate featured at fundraiser
• More demand, less money worry heating assistance advocates
• Recounts will decide final political split in the Vermont House
• Some new faces expected in Vermont's legislative leadership
• Police: Speed con­tributed to bad-weather crashes
• Norwich University to honor veterans
• State drafts plan for eagle recovery
• Miss Vermont Teen, Miss Vermont crowned
• Final statewide vote tallies in Vermont election to be certified today
• Water rescue under way off Charlotte
• A Day in the Life of UVM
• The Week in Photos
• Burlington man pleads not guilty in Kathleen Smith homicide
• Philanthropist, IDX co-founder Hoehl dies at 68
• Burlington City council considers charity drop boxes
• COTS to buy Burlington College building
• Burlington recount upholds Brennan's City Council victory
• Hinesburg hires an Interim administrator
• Bristol driver in crash cited with DUI
• Jericho artists display work in Town Hall
• Pazos to be charged Tuesday in connection with Burlington slaying
• Burlington police offer new descriptions in search for alleged attackers
• Fight over Vermont artist's estate ends in settlement
• Tudor court battle opens today
• Burlington principals negotiate raise
• Deer hunting changes considered
• Tank, oil stolen from Shoreham home
• Tropical Fish Club of Burlington auctions fish
• Vermont Yankee shuts down due to water pipe leak
• Man robbed, stabbed in Burlington
• St. Albans Scout parade salutes veterans
• Day in Court
• Vermont Air National Guard to fly F-16s at night
• Burlington introduces task force to map out future of bike path
• Former Vermont postmaster gets probation in mail case
• Vermont Yankee sale faces hurdles
• Burlington fire victim 'very likable person'
• Arena, anyone? UVM puts out a new feeler
• United Church of Hinesburg welcomes new pastor
• U.S. Attorney's Office brings in $3.4 million
• Sex offender sentenced over failure to register
• South Burlington man charged in truck theft
• Suspect arrested in Colchester convenience store robbery
• Burlington police seek hit-and-run driver
• Burlington man dies after clothes catch on fire
• Video shows melee at end of Essex-Burlington soccer game
• Volunteers build Camp Ta Kum Ta cabin
• Air National Guard announces November flying schedule
• Barre teachers decide against strike
• Essex Junction officials to discuss parks governance
• Milton resignation letters cite frustration with Selectboard
• Charlotte voters OK land-use amendments
• Vermont Air National Guard F-16s to fly at night
• New Guard building opens in Jericho
• Vermont Guard members expected back by Christmas
• Task force to study Burlington bike path
• Barre teachers to respond to imposed contract
• Police seek leads in Sheffield death
• Winooski rejects property tax relief for veterans group
• Former Stowe coach charged in sexual assault
• Vermont National Guard opens new unit headquarters in Jericho
• Central Vermont Public Service to seek 8.34 percent rate increase
• Armed robbery at tanning salon in Burlington
• Vermont hunters kill 482 moose
• Vermont Yankee owner expected to announce sale plan
• Motorist convicted in fatal Eden crash
• Most Vermont soldiers in Afghan home for the holidays
• Champlain View Fall 2010 Now Online
• Entergy wants to sell Vermont Yankee nuclear plant
• UVM Acknowledges Two Recent Student Deaths But Won't Use the S-Word
• Middlebury Gets a Bridge to Somewhere
• A Legal Expert Dissects Coffee Stock Claims
• Today's Janus Forum Debate: Should Marijuana Be Legal?
• Richford principal fined in abuse case
• Task force to study Burlington bike path
• Dubie concedes to Shumlin in Vermont governor's race
• Vermont passes measure to let 17-year-olds vote
• 'Violence as Redemption' the Subject of Nov. 8 Lecture
• Art Historian to Lecture on Women, Art and Minimalism
• Opening A Green Forest
• University Scholar Magistrale to Give Poetry Reading
• Burlington's First PechaKucha Night to Be Held Nov. 4
• South Burlington makes pension progress
• Vermont secretary of state kicks off mock election
• N.H. woman arrested on Vermont fugitive assault charge
• Burlington murder suspect guilty in '05 fight
• Colchester police close Bay Road after car crash
• BT misses latest loan payment deadline
• Essex soccer parent ordered to court following brawl
• Champlain and Vermont Schools Ink Agreement With China
• Burlington Telecom misses loan payment
• Cold weather has Killington Resort poised to open for the season
• Colchester police close Bay Road after car crash
• Vermont state trooper crashes en route to crash
• Colchester vision meetings coming
• Nov. 5 Lecture: Place Matters in Human-Whale Interactions
• 'Minimal disruption' at UVM during Vice President Biden's visit
• Supreme Court upholds custody for non-biological mom in long-running custody fight
• Explaining the City Pension Problem
• Morses Line border crossing's fate unknown
• Fire displaces families in Richmond apartment building
• Burlington regulations boost cost of window replacement in 'historic' houses
• Fear takes a Burlington bike ride
• The Legend of the Albino Moose
• Winooski police issue sex offender alert
• Public invited for wildlife walk
• Burlington holds Halloween Bike Ride
• Vermonters hold sister-rally to the 'Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear'
• Sex offender charged with failing to register
• UVM moves toward 'carbon neutrality'
• Vermont State Police review deaths of murder suspect's parents
• Vermont Yankee towns to sound sirens longer than usual
• Vermonter to speak about energy at international conference
• Phoenix House to open Monday in Burlington
• Burlington police await forensic reports in Kathleen Smith case
• Suspect in Williston car theft arrested after chase
• In-state students score well at UVM
• Morristown grandmother released on bail in murder case
• Man shot and killed by Vermont trooper
• Williston police use Taser to subdue man
• Vermont cocaine trafficker sentenced in federal court
• Montpelier unhappy with state info on rail plans
• The Rocky Horror Puppet Show
• Internship Fair Opens Doors to Opportunities
• Champlain College Students Use Skills to Network at High-Tech Job Fair
• Cops check 2008 death of murder suspect's parents
• New Record Set for Retention, Graduation Rates, with Vermont Students Leading the Way
• UVM wins $3 Million for Interstate Fiber Optic Network, Lake Research
• UVM Internet upgrade to aid in algae bloom study
• Speaker warns Colchester students of online perils
• UVM's biodegradable cutlery fails to break down
• 'Golden Ass' Author, Illustrator Bring Their Art to Life Nov. 1
• Lecture to Address Romanticism in the 21st Century
• The former owner of Grand Isle slaughterhouse sentenced
• Burlington dedicates lockers for bicycles
• Oooh- Scary Kids - It's the Staff Halloween Lunch
• Online Learning Evaluation
• Two members resign from Milton Selectboard
• Charlotte residents, board discuss education goals
• Paving likely to delay traffic on Vermont 15 in Winooski
• Justice department frees state hospital from monitoring
• UVM's green report card: Hard-won A minus
• UVM to get major Internet upgrade
• Fire damages Milton McDonald's restaurant
• Essex police seek tips after driver ran from crash scene
• Car stolen from Jericho residence
• Immersion: Recent Paintings by Gail Salzman
• Nicole Kircher: “I am the Narrator in my Painting”
• School Consolidation the Subject of Oct. 28 Lecture
• “Burlington Has No Art Galleries”
• Henderson Fellows Fuel Intellectual Diversity
• Friends speak up for slaying suspect Pazos
• Alumna, VUHS Teacher Named 2011 Teacher of the Year
• Viewpoint: Tea Party
• Nelson Publishes 7th Volume of Committee Series
• French Cinema Celebrated at Champlain
• Vermont Towns Vie for Next Round of E-Vermont Broadband Assistance
• Can the City of Burlington Toughen Its "Lawn Care" Regulations?
• Burlington City Council postpones dealing with Kiss veto
• Burlington parents, School Board discuss diversity issues
• Free credit scores offered today
• Winooski street needs replacing
• State police say Swanton man drove drunk, had drugs
• Accident closes North Ave. in Burlington
• Williston police seek credit card crook
• Purse-snatching suspect caught on surveillance
• Edmund Fitzgerald weather across U.S., except for Vermont
• College of Medicine Celebrates 2010 Frymoyer Scholar Recipients
• Lawyer in Shumlin speeding probe is political veteran
• The Week in Photos
• Vermont regulators query CitiCapital on Burlington Telecom debt
• Coast Guard rescues 6 people after canoe capsizes
• Burlington credit-rating downgrade slow to hit
• Vermont police seek man involved in hit-and-run
• Vermont state trooper denies drunken-driving charge
• Jericho Community Center to hold fundraiser
• Burlington police link break-in suspect to slaying victim
• Barre man may be missing
• Police say homicide suspect knew Burlington victim
• Burlington City Council to vote on audit panel
• Motorcycle passenger killed in South Royalton crash
• Security guard arrested in Charlotte ferry burglary
• Two men cited in Enosburg break-in
• Winter ferry closures worry Essex, N.Y.-Charlotte riders
• Vermont man charged in prison diaper smuggling caper
• Burlington police link suspect to slaying victim
• $1M bail set for man linked to Burlington homicide victim
• Memorial held for slaying victim Kathleen Smith in Burlington
• Students launch postcard campaign
• Community's help sought in Burlington homicide
• Emergent Media Center and U.S. Army Add New Missions to Popular ‘America's Army' PC Game
• Division of Business Honors Top Graduates
• T.C. Boyle To Speak at Champlain College
• Accepted Student Coming from Across the Country to Visit Campus
• Students selected for Vermont Global Trade Partnership internship
• Snow Report
• Champlain career advisor suggests some New Work Year resolutions
• BBA Summit Brainstorms Ideas for Burlington's Next Steps
• State of Vermont employees explore online marketing at Champlain
• Québec present at the Study Abroad Events of Champlain College
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• Champlain Beavers Pull Fire Truck to Raise Funds
• ‘Leadership in a Connected Age’ Series
• Lola P. Aiken Hall Celebrates Re-Opening
• Champlain College Partners With South End Art Hop
• CarShare Vermont Celebrates New Car Option
• Zonta Club Spelling Bee Raises $5,500 for Champlain Scholarship Program
• Lake Champlain Explorer's Adventures Recounted
• Class of 2010 to graduate 500 on May 8
• Elaine Strunk and Janice Gohm Webster win Lyman and Durick honors
• Champlain Students Crunch Tax Numbers
• Small Business Management class gets involved in global economics
• ‘Lost Boy' John Dau to Speak on MLK Day
• Champlain Theatre hosts Shakespeare’s “Henry V”
• Ecologist Patrick Moore Visits Champlain
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• Burlington to Create 3D Model of Downtown
• Champlain College Student Video Winners
• Global Initiatives Programs Earn Top Honors
• Social Entrepreneurship Forum Kicks Off ‘Speaking From Experience'
• Champlain's Jeff Bartley, BYOBiz Entrepreneur, Competes in 2008 Vermont Investors Forum
• Champlain Designed Online Football Game Launches June 22 to Global Audience
• Ann DeMarle Elected to IEEE Computer Society
• Community Banquet Celebrates Diversity
• Champlain College wins 2008 Way To Go! Commuter Challenge
• Champlain College 2010 Spring Job Fair
• Cristian Balan named director of Computer & Digital Forensics program
• Three Burlington-Area Colleges Agree to Share Courses
• President’s Lecture Series examines religion and violence
• Champlain Brings in Snow for 6th annual Rail Jam
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• Champlain Scholarship Aimed at New Magnet School Students
• Champlain Students Offer Hands-on Help to Needy Tanzanian Orphanage
• College receives Heiskell Award at United Nations Ceremony
• EMC's Breakaway Game in the Channel One Spotlight
• College Welcomes African Writer in Residence
• Champlain College to Host International Film Conference
• College's Emergent Media Center Opens in Champlain Mill
• Champlain College Art and Writing at Center of 'Imagining Winooski'
• Emergent Media Center works with UVM to create medical video game
• Got Global Photos to Share?
• Governor proposes incubator project with Emergent Media Center
• ITS Division Technology Seminars Planned
• Game development students selected for serious game experiment
• Champlain College Raises $25,112 for United Way
• Scholarship celebrates Accounting faculty’s 200 years of teaching excellence
• Democracy Now! Team to Speak at Champlain
• ‘How Mediators Can Save the Planet' Topic of Talk
• Champlain Students Get a Professional Leg Up
• Harry Potter's World Exhibit Includes Literary Lunch Series
• Mohammed Bilal to Explore Steps to Appreciating Diversity
• Champlain College Staff Move Into New Quarters
• Champlain to Host Creative/Tech Career Jam
• The Perfect End to Spring Semester
• Woodbury College, Champlain College Announce Plans To Create Woodbury Institute at Champlain College
• New Books at the MIC - March 2010
• John Cohn of IBM works with Champlain College’s Emergent Media Center
• Dublin Professor Explores Irish Parliment's Role
• Willard Sterne Randall to deliver lecture on “The Real Pocahontas”
• Champlain Marketing Professor Featured in BusinessWeek
• Dr. Angela Batista hired as director of diversity and inclusion
• BYOBiz Speaking from Experience Entrepreneurship Series
• Champlain College's Staff and Faculty Accomplishments Celebrated
• Reinvent Yourself Conference on March 23
• Spirit Week Takes Camp Champ Theme
• Champlain College Offers Middle School Students Chance to Attend a Free ‘Alice Programming' Course
• VHRA Conference Explores Hiring and Social Media
• Champlain College to Buy Ethan Allen Club
• Spring in Vermont
• Champlain College Students Head to South Africa for UN Project
• SD Ireland Parade Mixes It Up on St. Patrick's
• Entrepreneurs attend BYOBiz program’s “Speaking From Experience”
• Andy Burkhardt Shares his Favorite Books
• College hosts CISSP and CCE information security and forensics training
• Champlain College receives $20,000 donation from TD Bank
• Robert Simpson directs Criminal Justice program
• French Cinema Festival Returns to Campus
• Green roof takes root in Burlington
• Plans for Champlain College Welcome Center Approved
• Cisco Donation Enhances Learning Opportunities
• Champlain College Celebrates Perry Hall Opening
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• "Come Light, Visit Me" Sundial Dedicated
• French Cinema Festival Returns to Champlain
• Champlain College Graduates 500 at 132nd Commencement
• Champlain College advances in ‘Best Colleges’ ranking
• Online Degree Options Prep Grads to Fight Computer Crime
• Champlain puts focus on global warming with events and McKibben lecture
• Bike Sharing Project Design Focus of Contest
• College attracts 30 first-generation college students
• Champlain Students Experience Homelessness
• BYOBiz Program receives grant from The Coleman Foundation
• James Cross to Head International Program at Champlain
• Court rejects Leopold motions in Burlington Telecom case
• Safe Streets Burlington Begins Effort
• Flashbags Creators to ‘Carry a Conversation' at Champlain College
• Prepping Perry Hall for Its Big Day
• Champlain College Series Hosts Entrepreneurial Leaders
• MFA in Emergent Media Begins at Champlain College in Fall 2010
• ‘Kids in Technology' Signs On at Champlain
• The Cows Come Home to Champlain College
• Champlain’s Digital Art Featured at South End Art Hop
• ‘Roads' Scholar and Author Ted Conover to Visit Champlain College
• Teens invited to apply to Champlain College writers’ conference
• Champlain's Black History Talk Features Untold Story of Slavery
• Champlain College brings technology expertise to Voices for the Lake
• Champlain College Dublin Welcomes Barry Desmond
• Champlain ranked a top-tier college in U.S.News America's Best Colleges 2008
• The End of Mediation - Looking Ahead with Peter Adler
• Montpelier police seek information on runaway
• Leading Chinese Environmentalist Wang Canfa to Visit Champlain College and McGill in June
• Flashbag Founders Attend BYOBiz Series at Champlain College
• Roger H. Perry Hall Officially Dedicated
• Champlain's Workforce Development Center Offers Series of Online HR Workshops
• Moving in at Quarry Hill
• Champlain College to Hold Open Houses
• Champlain's Summer Launch Programs
• Champlain College Class of 2012 Arrives
• Champlain College Publishing Initiative Writes for A Cause
• Students bring traveling game lab to Professionals International conference
• H1N1 Flu Emergency Preparedness Communication Bulletin
• Training funds available for Online Marketing Boot Camp on Nov. 12-16
• Champlain College Concert to Benefit Operation Homecoming
• Robert Bloch named director of Champlain’s BYOBiz Program
• Champlain College Announces 2009 Alumni Awards
• Vermont jobless rate falls to 5.8 percent
• Pulitzer Prize-winning Author Pens New bio of Samuel de Champlain
• Carbon Management Workshop on March 27
• Champlain College's Information Literacy Assessment Honored
• Champlain College Donates Use of Building to COTS to Ease Housing Shortage
• First-Year Students Arrive on Champlain Campus
• Dealer.com Founder to Speak at Champlain
• 'Champlain View' Alumni Magazine Now Online
• Patrick Robins Named Distinguished Citizen
• Champlain Dublin Author ‘Discovering Ancient Ireland’
• Students have outdoor adventures with Champlain’s Wilderness Program
• Champlain President Finney to receive NE Higher Education Excellence Award
• Week-long Tent City shines a spotlight on homelessness
• Music Makers Sing in the Holidays
• Dr. Linda Rodd named director of Applied Psychology program
• Button Up Workshop at Champlain
• Future passport agency in St. Albans hosts event
• Champlain College Hosts Symposium Marking 400 Years Since Explorer Gave Lake Its Name
• Champlain College Spring 2009 Job Fair
• LEAD Sophomore Symposium Hosts Adventurer
• Emergent Media Center Interview on Vermont Public Radio
• The Official Welcome to Champlain College
• Burlington, Vt. Named Healthiest City in U.S.
• Student-Designed ‘Breakaway' E-Game Ready for Play
• Champlain Theatre opens its 2008-09 season
• Champlain Graphic Designer Produces Vermont's Google Fiber Video Entry
• Professor co-founds “Writers Without Borders”
• Student Films and One-Acts at Champlain College
• Students showcase the virtues of games beyond entertainment
• Violence Against Women topic of "MindMeld" meeting
• Roxane Leopold honored with Distinguished Citizen Award
• Lafayette Tour of Vermont Recalled
• Vermont Public Service Board rejects Hinesburg solar project
• Champlain College Unveils Namesake Statue
• Congolese Playwright to Speak on April 7
• Champlain Theatre Explores Art in 'Shape of Things'
• Elevator Pitch II Returns in February
• Champlain College Convocation
• ‘Tent City' to Focus on Homeless Experience
• Champlain College Offers Mobile Programming Certificate Beginning in Fall 2010
• Champlain College to Examine Life of Explorer
• 2nd Annual Slam For Sudan Featured on Public Radio's "Only a Game"
• Champlain College celebrates Lake Champlain’s Quadricentennial
• Elevator Pitch Judges Represent Cross Section of Business Community
• Champlain College rolls out a digital filmmaking major
• Chittenden Bank Awards $75,000 to Perry Hall
• College hosts book festival events: PoJazz, readings & panel
• Aiken Hall earns LEED Gold Rating
• Weather Service adds Vermont, N.Y. mountain forecasts
• Champlain Theatre to Present "Strawberries in January"
• Champlain College Dance Team Plans Fashion Fundraiser
• Social Entrepreneurs Blend Passion With Good Business
• Class of 2014 Gathers for Annual Photograph
• VPT Documentary on Champlain's Legacy
• Kiplinger's Cites Champlain College Innovation as Part of Burlington's Appeal
• Champlain College Dublin Opens
• Champlain Hits Third Place on Campus Tweet
• Champlain’s BYOBiz program to host Elevator Pitch Contest
• Elevator Pitch Winners Earn Top Dollars
• Champlain’s Nancy Cathcart and James Fry earn honors
• Game (Life): Video Games in Contemporary Art
• Dave Eggers addresses campus on September 27
• Champlain College Announces Five New Trustees
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• Champlain Welcomes 550 Students to Class of 2013
• Management Excellence Seminars Begin April 17
• Champlain College Education Students Helping Kids ‘Learn to Learn'
• Tuition and Housing Deposits for 2009-2010 for Returning Students are due March 13, 2009
• Champlain College to Honor Alumni Leaders on Sept. 25
• Late Night Saturday Welcomes Patrick Leahy
• Perry Hall Construction Update
• Woodbury Institute Coming to Champlain
• Champlain College Job Fair Largest in State
• Darryl Hunt’s visit an emotional reminder of wrongful convictions, racial injustice
• Champlain Loses It 2010
• Paul Millman of Chroma Technology Corp. featured in “Executive Spotlight”
• Campus Closure Protocol - Weather Related
• College celebrates new study-abroad campus in Montréal
• National Non-Traditional Student Week - November 1-7, 2009
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• U.S. News Selects Champlain College as a ‘Top Up-and-Coming School’ in 2010 Rankings
• Champlain College Senior Leaves for Miss USA Pageant
• Champlain College's Online Degrees Among Top Three Nationwide
• Champlain College Offers Middle School Students a Chance to Attend a Free ‘Computer Programming' Course
• Festivals of Light Celebrates Cultural Holidays
• Top Staff and Faculty Awards Announced
• The Wisdom of Local Food
• Graduate & Trustee Dinner a Success
• Champlain College offers online HR workshops
• Dwight Asset Honors Former CEO with Gift
• McKelvey Foundation taps BYOBiz program to co-promote scholarships
• BYOBiz Speaking From Experience Announces Spring Line-up
• Dave Eggers shares stories, photos of his Sudanese experience
• Campus Blood Drive a Success
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• Management Excellence Seminar Series – Fall 2009
• Quadricentennial Finds Its Roots on Campus
• Stimulus Conference Draws 700 People
• Student Activities Fair Shows Diversity of Interests
• Digital Forensics students get jobs and internships with the NSA
• Champlain Librarian, Designer Earn Recognition
• UN Human Rights leader to Visit Champlain
• Champlain Program Aims to Reduce E-Waste
• Jeremy Ellis wins Vermont Campus Compact Madeleine M. Kunin Public Service Award
• Elevator Pitch Winners Experience the Art of Selling
• Jeremy Ellis named a finalist for statewide student citizen award
• Burton Snowboard's Kelly Sheridan Talks Shop
• Fiske college guide highlights Champlain for its innovative curriculum
• Fall Internship Fair Draws a Crowd
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• Champlain's Interactive Art in Spotlight
• Commencement Ceremony available online for viewing
• Champlain College, KeyBank Provide ‘Elevator' Forum for Pitching Ideas
• Center for Research on Vermont Seminars to Cover Environmental Catastrophe, Smart Grid
• Judith Ortiz Cofer to Read Poetry, Prose Oct. 21
• New Book Helps Navigate Governance Networks
• UVM Army ROTC Tops 23 Universities and Colleges from the Northeast
• Oct. 26 Lecture to Cover Legacy of the Nazi Occupation of France
• Alumnus Steve Phelps ’85 Featured on CBS Hit Series “Undercover Boss”
• John Irving Reading Fills Fleming Auditorium
• From Colchester to Congo: St. Mike's Launches a National Dear Hillary Campaign
• Obama Program Meant to Help Homeowners Actually Sends Many Into Foreclosure
• The Leading Edge
• Young Alum Thrives as Director of the Americas for NASDAQ
• UVM to Host Town Hall on China Oct. 18
• Balance Disorder Expert to Give Talk and Seminar
• John Irving to Read from Unpublished Work Oct. 14
• Vermont's Stop the F-35 Coalition Recruits a Veteran Spokesman
• Vermont Cops Patrol the Tweet Beat
• Study: It's Hard to Bring Down the Electric Grid
• Acclaimed Mingus Ensemble to Work with Student Musicians Thursday in Open Rehearsal
• VYOA executive director to leave post in January
• Two people hospitalized after Colchester assault
• Vermont National Guard sites closed to hunting, fishing
• Foliage Watch: Mid- to late-season color is here
• Burlington man wins big on 'Jeopardy!'
• Artist Jonathan Harris to Present 'Exploring Inner Landscapes'
• Bali: 'Consciousness, Culture and Community'
• Key Change: Professor Helps Reform Music Education in China
• UVM Clean Energy Fund Implements First Round of Projects, Seeks Community Participation
• NIH Opportunity Grant Helps Weiss Examine Lung Transplant Option
• Bad and good Vermont weather warnings
• Rowdy behavior haunts Burlington Ghostwalk
• Environmental group: More needed to combat bat disease
• Handverger case not over in Winooski
• Five Vermont rain gardens receive awards
• Moran draft to be presented Oct. 27
• Jacques defense questions prosecutors' methods
• Vermont trooper facing DUI charge
• Flynn Center For The Performing Arts Calendar for October 27 - November 7, 2010
• Colchester stepfather convicted of molestation
• 1 in 6 Vermonters binge drink, report says
• Child-porn charges dismissed against Williston molestation convict
• Lake Champlain Maritime Museum to feature storytelling
• Vermont Chamber names Douglas Citizen of Year
• Clarenden man accused of third DUI
• Rutland board agrees to settle jail lawsuit
• BCA Dedicates New Art Exhibition Space on Second Floor of Firehouse Center with Tarrah Krajnak’s “Inch of Dust”
• Cambridge might get roundabout
• Court rules in Burlington public records dispute
• Fletcher Allen considers privatizing dialysis
• Price tag for Intervale compost replacement tops $2 million
• Waterbury Center man accused of assault on girlfriend
• Food benefits preserved for 16,000
• Vermont police capture NH fugitive after standoff with tear gas
• Vermont State Police issue annual awards
• Cause sought in Bethel barn fire
• Sheffield residents saddened by woman's killing
• Vermont's Human-Trafficking Task Force Tackles a Global Problem
• Young Guns Take Aim in the Governor's Race
• Brattleboro man accused of sexual assault on minor
• Camp Ta-Kum-Ta receives $105,000 from Dragonheart Vermont
• Granville teen in critical condition after ATV crash
• Pair accused of breaking into Charleston home, squatting
• Vermonter Bill McKibben praises White House solar panels
• Website: Vermont is the 4th-best-run state
• South Burlington City Council defers pension investigation
• Barre woman earns White House internship
• Rutland settles suit over man pepperballed by cop
• Former Winooski city manager takes case to Vermont's high court
• Mural artists sought to fight Burlington graffiti
• Vermont State Police say body found in woods is that of Pat O'Hagan
• Burlington police seek suspect in attempted abduction
• Vermont charities say Census economic estimates ring true
• Burlington City Council rejects charter change
• South Burlington pension mess raises ethics questions
• Pharmaceutical companies to pay Vermont more than $300,000
• Addison woman, 68, dies in Ferrisburgh car crash
• Lakeshore water advisory near Lewis Creek lifted
• Missisquoi Bay board to give pollution update
• St. Johnsbury teacher wins Vermont humanities award
• Hinesburg administrator Wilson honored
• Vermont man sentenced in stepson's assault
• Remains found near where Vt. woman disappeared
• Free document shredding offered in Williston
• Essex police seek help with Central St. assaults
• Pumpkins fly in Cambridge fundraising event
• Burlington City Council to vote on charter changes
• Author Paterson to speak on child development
• Colchester Selectboard rejects sprinkler ordinance
• Statement by Chuck Hafter on the ethics charges against him being considered by the South Burlington City Council
• Addison woman dies in crash on U.S. 7
• Ethics charges weighed against former South Burlington city manager
• Moran Project Receives Permitting; Interactive G.I.S. Mapping; Yaroslavl and Burlington; Airport Con
• Flynn Center Board of Directors Announces New Trustees
• Lieutenant Governor's Race: Who's the Real Middle-Class Hero?
• “Juried Show” at the South End Art Hop
• Where the Painting Meets the Couch
• Lynn Rupe’s Urban Habitat
• October 2010 | V.5-N.10
• Burlington Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Secretary of State Race: Can "Transparency" Have Two Sides?
• 40 AmeriCorps volunteers begin Vermont work
• Bradford motorcyclist's ruse fails to foil DUI
• Cause sought in RV fire in Vermont
• Public and dogs invited to Colchester competition
• Vermont board to hear Burlington Telecom arguments today
• Vermont Cancer Center receives grant
• Vermont State Police cruiser strikes deer
• Williston man sentenced on gun charge
• Fletcher Allen shuns antibiotic-treated meats
• Essex Edge students get lesson in solar energy
• Vermont health officials urge child immunizations
• Vermont Guard, Afghan villagers share uneasy alliance
• Colchester police station plan 'highly unlikely'
• Milton Police charge Colchester woman with prostitution
• Enter the Vermont Fall Foliage Photo Contest!
• Vergennes teacher picked as Vermont's best
• N.H. man charged in Vermont luring case
• Insurgent leader known to Vermont Guard killed in air strike
• Police: Hyde Park driver arrested twice
• Proposed Colchester police station lease questioned
• Vermont woman charged with sexual exploitation
• Volunteers assess Burlington street safety
• Vermont website gives status of state roads
• At remote outpost in Afghanistan, Vermont soldiers see more mortars than mail
• Voices to sing out for peace Saturday in Burlington
• Chittenden Central school boards seek ideas on budget cuts
• Williston police chief on duty; state awaits arrest report
• South Burlington council to re-examine I-89 exit 13
• Garden innovator Winterrowd dies
• Nick's Ride for Kids Raises Over $15,000 for Children's Cancer Care
• The call for more college graduates: something doesn't add up
• Mom sentenced for using knife to threaten baby
• Observers drive state foliage forecasts
• Williston police chief under limit in DUI stop
• Moran plant project wins board's approval; tax credits sought
• Farming on the lakeshore poses a pollution dilemma
• Insurgent leader linked to Vermont Guard deaths killed in air strike
• Friends of the Winooski River clean up
• AARP pushes pedestrian safety in Vermont
• Burlington schools make headway with diversity hiring
• Questions remain for South Burlington pension fund
• Afghans express joy at voting in national elections
• Vermont Guard soldiers help hunt for bombs in Afghanistan
• Prescription-drug collection scheduled
• The right finally smiles on UVM, sort of
• Ruloff to run as independent in Burlington's Ward 3
• Police investigate stolen generator
• Burlington's website now features GIS
• Winooski School Board ratifies teacher contract
• Rear-end crash on I-89 in Colchester
• Candidate cites tiring campaigning in car crash
• Coins, cash taken in Randolph burglary
• Mendon man sentenced for crack distribution
• Traffic in Barre
• Vermont Guard to help with security for Afghan elections
• F-16s return to Vermont from summer break
• Colleges lose their inflation cover
• Flynn Center Calendar for October 2-18, 2010
• Haiti quake figure pleads not guilty to immigrant smuggling
• Burlington Electric wind turbine lowered for repairs
• Vermont high court: Trying to view woman showering doesn't equate to voyeurism
• Water main leak prompts early release at Essex Junction school
• Burlington group receives federal anti-substance-abuse grant
• Burlington IRS office to hold open house
• Early action has appeal to college applicants
• Kinney Drugs' Hinesburg development approved
• University of Vermont creates, fills diversity position
• Milton police arrest man on outstanding warrant
• Winooski School Board to meet today on contract
• FBI joins investigation of missing Vermont woman
• Sex-offender sweep begins in Franklin, Grand Isle counties
• Teachers ratify Winooski agreement
• Vermont to receive $19 million in federal school aid
• Photo released of UVM bomb-scare package
• Credit card fraud reported in Williston
• St. Michael's College forum to address immigration issues
• Vermonters make friends, confront enemies in Afghanistan
• Property dispute, fence burnt in Marshfield
• Burlington City Council delays vote on CAO's role
• Pedestrian injured in Burlington
• Smuggling suspect returned to Vermont
• Vermont crime numbers drop in '09
• Williston awaits removal of temporary classrooms
• Williston standoff ends peacefully
• Police investigate Thetford gunfire
• Credit card fraud in Williston
• St. Albans teen arrested on multiple charges
• State struggles with Westford murder case
• Tentative agreement reached, teachers' strike avoided in Winooski
• Convoys face danger in Afghanistan
• Vermont fuel assistance programs in trouble
• Runaway camper crashes into Burlington house
• Opening Reception and Artist Talk: Jude Bond
• Skipping School? Not Anymore: A New Vermont Law Calls Out Chronic Truancy
• Burlington Chicken Owners Say Four Hens Isn't Enough
• Police seek information on Williston burglary
• Vermont SAT scores inch up
• Vermont schools study new standards
• Burglaries reported in Richford
• Lightning-caused fire damages Highgate auto shop
• Winooski teachers, school attempt final negotiation efforts before strike
• ANR closes unofficial shooting area in Middlesex
• Passengers asked to unload from bus on I-89
• Burlington City Council debates role of CAO
• Authorities search for driver in Rupert car crash
• Vermont Guard see hostility in some villages
• Negotiations tonight attempt to avert Winooski teachers strike
• Vermont Guard soldiers in the mix at Kiwi Base
• Sevigny trial preparations going slower than expected
• 38 members of Vt. Guard leave for training prior to Iraq deployment
• Armed man sought after botched pharmacy robbery attempt
• Essex Junction's Larry Yandow dies
• Festival celebrates local food
• Missing woman case called suspicious by police
• Suspect in Conn. trooper death to return from Vermont
• Low-paying occupations account for most projected jobs growth
• Man arrested after Facebook exchange
• Assignment Afghanistan: Afghan villagers welcoming to Americans
• Vermonters remember Sept. 11
• Vermont churches to celebrate commonality with Muslims
• Winooski teachers, board agree to talk
• Lower fuel costs prompt reduction in some state food benefits
• Collisions tie up Interstate 89 northbound near Winooski exit
• Montpelier drug forum draws crowd
• Assignment Afghanistan: The events of 9/11 echo in Afghanistan
• Burlington apartment residents given all-clear after bomb scare
• South Winooski Avenue parking ban planned
• Winooski teachers open strike headquarters
• Burlington schools take a Muslim holiday
• Man arrested in Williston says he wasn't fleeing prosecution
• Judge OKs Burlington write-in recount
• UVM building evacuated over suspicious package
• South Burlington residents question exit proposal
• Zoning Rewrite Process: • A Vision for the City Focusing on the Downtown • Appropriate Tra
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• Author traces empires' wreckage and legacy in Champlain Valley
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• Burlington Wins Housing Award, Moran Plant Process Moves Forward, Burlington Examines Replacing the
• Blue Ribbon Committee Appointed on Burlington Telecom, City Participates in Emergency Training, Code
• Moran Redevelopment Public Meetings, 2007 Legacy Town Meeting; Hal Colston Recognized, Have a "
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• City Council Organization Day April 7, Welcoming the Finnish Ambassador with Bernie Sanders March 31
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• State of City Address and Council Organization Day, Public Works 2010 Paving Plan, Burlington Partne
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• Tragedy in Burlington, The Intervale Land Sale Moves Forward, Formal Public Meeting on the Champlain
• Holocaust Remembrance, State of City Address, Community Justice Centers Volunteers Recognized, Stude
• Expanded Citizen Participation in Development of FY08 Budget, Champlain Parkway Enters Formal EIS Ph
• 40th Earth Day, Burlington Wins Environmental Merit Award, City Employee Recognized With Governor�
• Commemorating Workers' Memorial Day April 28, Fair Housing Month and Fair Housing Brown Bag Lun
• Environmental Security, Waterfront Events, Winter Festival and the Penguin Plunge, Zoning Rewrite
• City to Hold Meetings on Champlain Parkway; Terry Precision Bicycles Comes to Down; DPW Commences Pa
• Old North End Parade, Ramble and Raffle July 26, Hiroshima-Nagasaki Exhibit and World Peace Day, New
• Valentine's Day Storm, Burlington and Winooski 1920 - 2020: The Evolution of Our Built Environm
• FY 2011 City Budget; City Unveils CNG-Powered Recycling Truck; Moran Project Moves Forward; Festival
• Burlington's Intervale, September is National Recovery Month, Battery Park Extension Improvemen
• Spring Into Action, Way to Go! Commuter Challenge, Green Up! Day Burlington, "No Idling" C
• Church Street Honored by National Historic Register; Peace Memorial Day Aug 6; From Mayor Kiss; Smal
• Winter Heating Issues: Fuel Assistance and Safety, Champlain Housing Trust Receives Prestigious Inte
• Burlington helps out in Rutland City, Women's Health Week, Stormwater Task Force, The Quadrice
• Back to School After a Busy Summer for Schools; The Airport Turns 90!; Infrastructure Investment; Ch
• Preliminary Agreements and Architectural/Engineering Work Approved for Moran Project, Mayor's S
• The City's Paving, Pothole and Sidewalk Repair Efforts, Pedestrian Safety, "A Great City f
• Burlington panel delays decision on department heads
• Yes, Yes and No Serves Burlington Best, Home Energy Efficiency Workshop to Be Held in Burlington Nov
• Department Head Appointments, Moran Plant Process Moves Forward, Afterschool Advisory Committee, C
• Man injured after car sideswiped on Interstate 89
• Burlington Kicks Off Indoor Farmer's Market, Burlington Named "Healthiest City" in U.
• Zoning Rewrite Process, Burlington to Participate in ICLEI's "New England Cities" Pro
• YMCA, Burlington preschool talks hit snag
• Burlington Garners More Accolades, Local Job Market Expected to be Among the Strongest in Nation, Ca
• Waiting for Flight 7305
• South Burlington actuaries explain pension shortfall
• 66 Vermont National Guard troops heading to Iraq
• Stopover in Dubai
• White River Junction Neighbors Exchange Hate-Crime Accusations
• Vermont's Secessionist Movement Debuts Something New: Candidates
• Audi stolen in Morgan
• Barton woman accused of grocery theft
• Brookfield town garage hit by burglary
• Chittenden County farmers to receive aid
• Concord motorcyclist hurt in crash
• Eduction consortium, including Vermont, wins $160M grant
• Newport man accused of trespassing, firing gun
• Two indicted in Burlington on federal Medicaid fraud charges
• Burlington city charter changes in works
• South Burlington pension adviser to discuss underfunded plan
• Winooski teachers to strike unless negotiations resume
• I-89 U-turn blamed in 3 car accident
• Burlington high-rise gets facelift
• Summer was a little hotter and a little wetter than average
• Colchester car accident leaves two people dead
• Champlain Valley Fair hits end of the ride
• Colchester Ave. in Burlington to be reduced to three lanes
• Customer drives off with Jeep in South Burlington
• News Snapshot: Exit 12B in South Burlington is back in the spotlight
• Faces of the Fair: Showing cattle gives youths a fair role
• Burlington Labor Day holiday schedules
• Skiers, riders stock up on deals at Bolton sale
• Faces of the Fair: Colchester woman tends the gardens
• Burlington colleges pursue student housing projects
• Day In Court
• Worker injured after accident on I-91 overpass in Putney
• Col. Roy says Vermont Guard morale high as finish line nears
• St. Albans owes pay to three fired firefighters
• National auditors meeting coming to Burlington
• Construction worker dies in I-91 overpass fall
• Gov. Douglas appoints native recognition commission
• Burlington write-in candidate: 'Something is fishy'
• Slow-speed collision damages cars, injures drivers
• North Troy woman killed in car crash
• Island Pond man injured in motorcycle crash
• Faces of the Fair: John Deere salesman in it for the people
• Derby man faces domestic-assault charge
• Burlington man suffers severe injuries after high-speed crash, police say
• Burlington delegation to visit Russian sister city
• Burlington at odds with self over house demolition
• Vermont prosecutor ready to bring back sex crime fugitive
• Burlington police arrest alleged OxyContin dealer
• Fair competition grows on participants
• Officials investigate Athens fire, apparent suicide
• Waterbury police seek purse-theft suspect
• ReSOURCE drops appliance charges
• Record high of 91 degrees makes Burlington heat wave official
• Essex Academy starts year leaner
• Regulator affirms Burlington Telecom violations
• Teenage girl accused of lewd conduct in Greensboro
• School year gets off to a sizzling start
• Nurse, Shelburne Farms fight child obesity
• Record falls again; Burlington high hits 92
• Suspected scofflaw motorcyclist apprehended in Colchester
• Waggy's wants a new roof flag
• Tritium monitoring continues at Vermont Yankee
• FairPoint reports failure in Vergennes
• Blue Mountain School employee charged with sex crime
• Democrats nominate Bolyard for Burlington Ward 3
• Vermont soldier killed in Afghanistan buried
• St. Johnsbury man charged with meth sales
• Volunteers are needed to help in Vermont gubernatorial recount
• Vermont fugitive caught in Mississippi
• Making the most of our Vermont Guard embed in Afghanistan
• Burlington students cope with change
• Bonsai aficionado remembers earlier fairs
• Court Rules Vermont Rec Trail Must Undergo Act 250 Review
• Burlington task force to review city auditing procedures
• Drunk passengers report drunker cabbie
• Serving ice is cool work
• State audit of Burlington Telecom delayed
• Two accused of driving about 100 mph in Vermont work zone
• Vermonters watch Iraq with close eye
• Possible Wednesday school closures worry Winooski parents
• Man accused of drunken driving for second time
• Williston farm updates with solar energy
• Audit urges state to monitor Vermont Yankee
• School year starts with stalled teacher negotiations
• Large crowd in Hardwick honors fallen Vermont soldier
• Man killed in Windsor sickle accident
• Wells River substitute teacher charged with sex crime
• Elk hunt-park owner fined
• Send us your back-to-school photos
• What Happens to All Those Extra Primary Ballots?
• Summer's last stand? Record heat Tuesday, more on the way
• Burlington councilor criticizes hiring
• Burlington embezzler sentenced
• Lake Champlain cleanup dispute headed to EPA
• Winooski teachers protest contract
• Essex Rotarians are all ears
• Catholic school in Winooski grows despite odds
• September 2010 | V.5-N.8
• Nicholas Heilig’s Oil & Water
• Green Door: An Art Hop Preview
• Annual South End Art Hop
• Nanny sentenced for molesting boy in Grand Isle County campground
• Grandson cleared of illegal burial charge in Westford homicide
• Fire destroys building, box truck at Rice Lumber in Shelburne
• Sentencing postponed for convicted rapist Burke
• South Burlington official resigns in aftermath of pension fund issue
• Student threatens to blow up St. Albans school
• Vermont's SAFE-T Program receives grant
• Protection urged for Bicknell's thrush
• UVM welcomes Class of 2014
• Police seek rape victim to prosecute case
• Vermont soldier's remains returned home
• Vermont summer's last heat wave?
• Suit seeks Vermont prison records
• Day in Court
• Swanton biodiesel concern stalls out
• Vermont soldier's remains being returned home
• New Burlington city official followed by lawsuits
• H.O. Wheeler enters second year as a magnet school with interim principal
• Happy new (academic) year for collegians
• Progressive Brennan makes run official for Burlington City Council
• Officials: Roadwork shouldn't hinder Champlain Valley Fair
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service accepts bequeathed Vermont land
• Flynn Center Calendar for September 14 - October 2, 2010
• Essex shooter Williams won't get new trial
• Was that the Vermont Lake Monsters' last stand?
• A new crop of college freshman, nervous and excited, move into Burlington
• Rodney Atkins to miss fair; Clay Walker will headline
• Services set for slain Vermont Guard soldier from Connecticut
• Court rejects Essex shooter's bid for new trial
• Enosburg man arrested for burglary
• Essex Junction petition seeks new governance of Parks Dept.
• Mom, stepdad face third trial in sex-abuse case
• Paving to begin on South Winooski Ave. in Burlington
• South Burlington man faces charges in robbery attempt
• Wind, waves cut bike ferry schedule
• Vermont plans meeting on Lake Groton boat access plan
• Montpelier I-89 entrance ramp to reopen early
• State restores lost wetlands to protect Lake Champlain
• Mistrial declared for principal accused of failing to report abuse
• Police arrest man in abandoned Underhill camp
• Police delay arrest in Vermont robbery cases
• Rabid skunk found in Winooski
• Elementary school principal on trial for failing to report child abuse
• South Burlington woman arrested for DUI with 7 kids in car, ordered to rehab
• Concord teen reported missing
• Results of Vermont's Governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House races
• Swimmer rescued from Lake Champlain
• Arson suspected in St. Albans
• The Church Street Marketplace Wants to Charge Burlington for Being There
• Gubernatorial Candidates Raised $423,812 From "Undisclosed Donors" -- Does It Matter?
• Hearing scheduled in Jacques case
• Vermont sets bird hunting seasons
• Guard, state mourn loss of two soldiers
• Westford approves school budget after months of voting
• Gibbs wins GOP primary for Vt. secretary of state
• Vermont man claims $12.5 million Tri-State lotto prize
• Guard, state mourn loss of two soldiers
• Shumlin: 'Looks like we've won'
• Hoffer defeats Flanagan in Democratic auditor primary
• Lieutenant governor margins wider than expected
• Beaudry wins 3-way GOP race for House; will face Welch
• Leahy coasts to victory in Vermont Democratic primary
• Gibbs wins GOP primary for Vt. secretary of state
• Winooski School Board imposes contract on teachers
• Walden man, Hazen grad Southworth killed in Afghanistan
• Circ Highway comment period ends Friday
• Colchester records small surplus
• Fairfax Historical Society robbed
• Culinary students cook at Burlington food shelf
• New York man arrested on crack, heroin trafficking allegations in Middlebury
• Man dies in crash on I-89
• Armed robbery in South Burlington, suspect arrested and connected to Milton incident
• Winooski School Board imposes contract
• Milton police seek help investigating gas station robbery
• Man who masturbated in public gets 20 to life
• Reporting on war; a Burlington Free Press history
• GPS device stolen form Marshfield car
• Motorist falls asleep, crashes
• Police break up underage party in Dummerston
• Waterbury man faces assault charge
• Westford school budget up for 4th vote
• Vermont Guard begins preparations for soldiers' return
• Jacques case takes significant step toward trial
• Fletcher Allen Health Care dedicates new radiation oncology center
• Boyfriend admits ATM theft
• Man accused of dangerous driving
• Massachusetts man dies in St. Albans crash
• Rhode Island man suffers brain injury in ATV crash
• Judge denies state's request to dismiss overtime lawsuit
• Maryland couple honored for donating land to Mount Philo State Park
• Numerous car break-ins reported in South Burlington
• Judge: Leopold not immune in BT lawsuit
• Student charts Chittenden County road-routed water
• Vermont smokers play end game
• Five face meth charges
• Have this summer's sunsets been more spectacular?
• Vermont court says no to marijuana for woman's sick son
• Boat on I-89 snarls traffic
• Jolt knocks Charlotte man from boat
• New administrators head Essex district, schools
• Federal prosecutors say Jacques' history fair game in murder trial
• Vermont police nab juveniles after alleged joy ride
• Grant to help Vermont review health insurance rates
• Winooski market held up with serrated steak knife
• Groton man charged with sex crimes
• Essex Junction school board to discuss Parks Department
• 66 years later, WWII pilot's remains to be buried in Vermont
• Identities of man and woman found dead released
• Essex roof repair to carry into school year
• Vermont Bike, pedestrian group fears funding cuts
• Vermont teachers tackle "energy literacy" at institute
• Woman found dead beside I-189 in South Burlington
• Robbery in South Burlington, suspect apprehended with stun gun
• Brownfields fund get $400,000 to clean up old industrial sites
• Man suspected of smuggling illegal immigrants through Canada extradited
• Construction to decrease travel lanes on Vermont 15
• Burlington panel considers power shift
• Trainer posts $100,000 bail in domestic assault case
• Vermont's Got a Growing Bedbug Problem - and, Yes, They Bite
• Circus Smirkus Hosts Former President And First Lady
• Vermont law enforcement gets $500,000 in grants
• September Canada Goose and Youth Waterfowl Hunts Set
• No structural damage in airport garage fire
• Which Vermont Superintendents Make the Most - and Least - Money?
• Man Escapes From Truck in River After Bridge Washes Out
• Afghan schools honor fallen Vermont Guard soldier Thomas Stone
• Essex Selectboard elects chairwoman
• St. Michael’s Ex-Standout Greg Lazarus Shines At World Lacrosse Championships
• St. Albans stunned at bank president's death
• Two seek nominations for Burlington Ward 3 council seat
• Vermont Schools to Receive $25 Million More for Education Jobs
• Nick's Ride for Kids to benefit VT Children's Hospital at Fletcher Allen Health Care
• Hit-and-run injures cyclist in Cabot
• Police Suspect Arson in Brandon Vacant Home Fire
• Plainfield man faces sex-assault charge
• Middlebury and UVM Ranked Among Top 100 Colleges
• St. Albans man charged with striking pregnant woman
• Shumlin Reports Leading Gubernatorial Candidate Pack in Fundraising
• Two Williston businesses robbed
• Outright Vermont Expands Its Reach to Queer Kids in Vermont
• Williston woman cited with drug theft
• The Life of Brian
• Northeast blood shortage called critical
• Adirondack Training Pays Off for Athletes and Lake Placid
• South Burlington council dismisses auditors
• Why Vermont Businesses Advertise on New York Billboards
• Retrial ordered in child sex case
• Can Burlington Save Centennial Field and the Lake Monsters?
• Starksboro man pleads guilty in drug conspiracy
• How Green Are Their Rides? The Carbon Cost of Campaigning
• Dubie raises more than $1 million
• Champlain College Heads South — to Lakeside Avenue
• Static Kill Injectivity Testing on BP Well Expected Tuesday
• Man dead after fire guts Winooski apartment building
• Vermont Police Train to Respond to High-Speed Chases
• Funeral Services Tuesday For Burlington Firefighter
• Fire damages Burlington International Airport garage
• First Friday Art Walk | September 3, 5-8PM
• The Flynn Announces Its Exciting 2010-11 Season Of Dance, Broadway, Theater, Music....
• Atelier Unknown
• Big Joe Burrell Sculpture
• A Centennial Celebration: Francis Colburn & Ronald Slayton at Robert Hull Fleming Museum
• Samuel De Champlain Sculpture
• August 2010 | V.5-N.8
• O.N.E.der Dome
• Sheel Gardner Anand at John Anthony Designer
• Barbara Wagner’s “In the Year of the Buffalo” at Furchgott Sourdiffe
• Closing Reception: Beth Robinson
• Old North End Ramble
• Union Station | Waterfront | July 2010
• Alter(ed) Ego at FLYNNDOG
• Flynn Center Calendar for July 11 to August 14, 2010
• Burlington Independence Day Waterfront Celebration
• Community Conversation - Our Budget, Our Economy
• Vermont Clergy Settles Lawsuits
• Flynn Center Board Of Directors Announces New CEO And Executive Director, John Killacky
• Earth Day
• Flynn Center Calendar for February 16 to March 3, 2010
• Flynn Center Calendar for January 17-29, 2010
• First Night Burlington 2010!
• Flynn Center Calendar for December 31, 2009 - January 18, 2010
• Flynn Center Calendar for November 13 - December 5, 2009
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Chittenden County
• Flynn Center Calendar for November 3-13, 2009
• Chittenden County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Chittenden County
• The Maiden Voyages Project: The Diaries of Five Women
• Flynn Center Executive Director Andrea Rogers Announces Her Retirement
• FlynnArts Fall Semester Features Stimulating and Enriching Classes in Music, Theater......
• The Flynn Unveils Its Exciting 2009-10 Season of Dance, Broadway, Theater, Music.....
• FlynnSpace Double Bill: Genticorum and Michèle Choinière
• Flynn Center Calendar for July 20-31, 2009
• 4th of July Parade, Party And Fireworks
• Flynn Center Calendar for June 27-July 19
• Flynn Center Calendar for May 29 to June 24, 2009
• Flynn Center Calendar May 14-19, 2009
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Burlington Man
• Flynn Center - Calendar of Events for December 31 to January 24
• Burlington Takes CDC's Coveted "Healthiest City" Award
• www.SellMyHouse.com expands FSBO efforts into Burlington, Vermont
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Burlington Discover Jazz Festival
• Save On Medical Equipments !!
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