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Vermont Hooters Calls it Quits
Hooters, the franchise that made a splash when it opened its first restaurant located in Vermont, is closing.
Vt troops to get send-off at WOKO music festival
WOKO 98.9 has planned a going party for 1,800 Vermont Guard troops awaiting deployment during the radio station's Country Club Music Festival, July 19 at the Champlain Valley Exposition.
Fairpoint experiences long distance glitch in Vt.
SOUTH BURLINGTON - Some of FairPoint Communications' Vermont customers were unable to call out-of-state or reach Fairpoint's customer service and repair centers Wednesday.
Vt. Drinkers, Drivers, Downloaders Now Pay More
For a week he'd been meaning to get to the DMV office on North Avenue to register his new baby -- a '67 Mustang convertible -- but John Hoehl of South Burlington didn't walk through the door until Wednesday morning and found he'd be forced to pay a little more for the delay.
Pavilion planned for South Burlington field
The South Burlington Schools' Foundation and the city school district have agreed to proceed with the construction of the Skip Farrell Pavilion for the entrance of the artificial-turf field and track off Dorset Street.
Severe thunderstorm watch issued for western, southern Vt
UPDATE: 11:40 a.m. A severe thunderstorm watch has just been issued for western and southern Vermont, including St.
North-South baseball all-star game
WOODSTOCK - Each side prevailed in the North-South high all-star baseball doubleheader on Saturday.
Hometown: Preventative measures with Jutta Miner
Jutta Miner of South Burlington grew up in Germany and moved to Vermont 20 years ago.
South Burlington faces $18-$20 million stormwater cleanup
The city got a look at the size of its stormwater problem Monday night and that size was marked Extra Large.
Hometown: South Burlington guidance counselor honored
Tim Wile recently received the Counselor of the Year award from the New England Association for College Admission Counseling recently.
Boloco has plans for big Vt. growth
More than a half-dozen years after opening his first burrito shop, John Pepper carried 10 index cards around with him for four months - each with a name to rebrand the growing company he helped found.
Group seeks patient access for S. Burlington residents
Bus service is unlikely to reach Fletcher Allen's satellite medical facilities on Tilley Drive in South Burlington anytime soon, panelists agreed Tuesday night at a health-care forum in Burlington.
Investor Education Key To Avoiding Heartbreak
Albert Martellaro wouldn't seem a likely target for investment fraud, but when the former insurance company investigator is asked if he feels vulnerable to financial scam artists, he doesn't hesitate.
Why Is It Called "Burlington International Airport" If You Can't Fly to Another Country?
Hop a flight from Burlington International Airport and you can jet off to Baltimore, Detroit, Atlanta, Chicago, Orlando, Newark, New York or Washington, D.C. But if you want to leave the continental United States on a foreign adventure, you can't get there from here.
Vermont Police Academy trainer resigns
The training and curriculum development coordinator at the Vermont Police Academy, facing an investigation for an unspecified personnel matter, has resigned, effective Friday.
Vt. National Guard Goes On Medevac Training Mission
S. BURLINGTON, Vt. -- The Vermont Army National Guard is wrapping up several days of training on their new Black Hawk helicopters.
Hometown: South Burlington dad steps up
Photos of children line the back wall at U-Save Beverage on Williston Road in South Burlington.
Vermont Incentives Bring In Business
Vermont has attracted a successful business to move up from Connecticut. "Project Graphics" makes a few banners you might recognize if you've been in Burlington lately, like one for Lake Champlain's Quadricentenial celebration, as well as other banners for UVM.
The food vendors at Beansie's bus at Battery Park used to say they had gull insurance.