Burlington News

Burlington Chief Administrative Officer Jonathan Leopold has been at the center of the controversy over the financing of Burlington Telecom, the city-owned provider of Internet, telephone and cable television services.

SOUTH BURLINGTON - Crossing the street in Greater Burlington? The odds are high you'll make it to the other side, according to a national transportation study released Monday.

An iconic Church Street vendor got her spot engraved in history Saturday. Lois Bodoky sold hot dogs on Burlington's Church Street for 28 years.

Burlington City Councilor Mary Kehoe, D-Ward 6, listens at a special session discussing Burlington Telecom on Oct.

A pedestrian was seriously injured Friday morning in Burlington, and police were investigating the circumstances.

The Queen of Hot Dog's in Vermont was honored Saturday. Lois Bodoky, known to most as "The Hot Dog Lady", received red carpet treatment today.

Burlington police have started offering the public an electronic messaging service that will allow them to receive updates on traffic problems, crime alerts, emergencies, meeting topics and other information.

Greg Jenkins signed up as a Burlington Telecom customer almost immediately after the service became available in his New North End neighborhood.

Vandalism and student noise are on the agenda when the Ward 6 Neighborhood Planning Assembly meets from 7 to 9 p.m. today at the Greek Orthodox Church, 600 S. Willard St., in Burlington.

More than $1.3 million about to flow into Burlington will fund the purchase and rehabilitation of foreclosed homes, and give a mixed use housing project in Burlington's New North End a boost.

One of Burlington's major manufacturing employers says it is staying in its factory next to Lake Champlain in the city's south end.

The former director of finance for Specialty Filaments in Burlington and Middlebury pleaded innocent Wednesday to a federal charge of bank fraud.

It's tough to anticipate road blocks or know about emergencies right away, but a new Burlington Police Department system will do just that.

"How many legs does a spider have? Six? Eight?" Elizabeth Nuckols asked a large crowd of preschoolers.

Since 2002, Thea Lewis has been dabbling in the spirit world. The creator of Queen City Ghostwalk has fascinated locals and visitors to a creepy look at Burlington's haunted history.

Opening for Bruce Hornsby at the FlynnCenter October 7th, The Wood Brothers won over the headliner's audience.

SOUTH BURLINGTON - A man found running wearing no pants on a South Burlington bike path Saturday afternoon will face a Prohibited Act charge tomorrow in Chittenden District Court, police say.

The mystery of the free-ranging roosters on South Williams Street has been solved, apparently, but a new mystery has taken its place.

Vermont State Police say they've made an arrest in connection with a home burglary in Richmond.

Burlington, Vergennes and Randolph Union high schools and the College of St. Joseph in Rutland have been confirmed as the four sites for the boys and girls state soccer championships, the Vermont Principals' Association said Sunday.