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Bella Bennett and Paul Bierman: A solution to landslide risk in Burlington
For safety’s sake, it’s time to invest in preventing further slope failures along Riverside Avenue. Read the story on VTDigger here: Bella Bennett and Paul Bierman: A solution to landslide risk in Burlington.
Laker Cup to unite soccer lovers of all ages, raise funds for Colchester High School girls’ team
COLCHESTER — Soccer lovers countywide can mark their calendars for a co-ed, all ages opportunity to compete at the first-ever Laker Cup at Colchester High School, Aug. 24. The event aims to raise awareness and funds to support the CHS girls’ soccer program this year, as they prepare for a new season. Varsity coach Emma Pedrin said it’s been a dream of hers to put on an event like this to build community in the spirit of friendly competition.
Mount Abe names students to its 2nd semester high school honor roll
BRISTOL — Mount Abraham Union High School has released its honor roll for the second semester of the 2023-2024 academic year. Students named to the roll include:. Highest Honors: Rhiannon Andrews, Megan Bowers, Cameron Castillo, Reed Cousino, Thompson Davis, Madeline Diop, Meredith Dufault, Bennett Eberhardy, Ada Fisher, Raquel Harris, Willow Heath, Jackson Jennings, Zoey Johnston, Reese Kihm, Lucy Lawson, Abraham Ready, Lux Tierney and Oliver Zelonis.
VTSU Lyndon men's soccer adds Vermont Striker Brooks Enzensperger
Lyndonville, VT - Brooks Enzensperger of Arlington Memorial High School in Arlington, VT, has deposited and committed to the Vermont State University Lyndon men's soccer program for the Fall 2024 semester. Enzensperger will study computer information systems. Enzensperger played three varsity seasons at striker for Arlington. He helped lead the...
Candidates in NH's 1st District Republican primary look to break through with voters
At Sandown’s annual Old Home Days festival last weekend, politics seemed to take a backseat to the bouncy house, dunk tank, and face painting booth. “I haven’t really paid attention” to the upcoming primary, admitted Jeff Babineau, a registered Republican who installs garage doors. In fact, with less than a month until Primary Day, Babineau said he wasn’t familiar with any of the GOP candidates in the race for the state’s 1st Congressional District.
Runners brave humidity, seek beer at Foam Brewers 5K race
Via Community News Service, a University of Vermont journalism internship. The heaviness of Burlington’s hot and humid summer days wasn’t enough to deter 92 runners and walkers from the joy of reaching for a post-race beer. They had turned out for a Foam Brewers–hosted event on July 24,...
Vermont looks to build new women’s prison in Essex, prompting protests
Vermont has identified two potential sites for a new women’s correctional facility — both on state-owned land in the town of Essex. That’s to replace the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility in South Burlington, which was built in the 1970s and has millions of dollars in deferred maintenance. The facility houses about 100 women who have been detained or sentenced.
Jackhammering agreement raises ire of some South Burlington neighbors
To mitigate some of the issues in the short term, City Manager Jessie Baker entered an agreement in May between the city and builders of a single-family home property on Long Drive. Read the story on VTDigger here: Jackhammering agreement raises ire of some South Burlington neighbors.
Trucking company owner pleads guilty in NH crash that killed 7 motorcyclists
The former owner of a Massachusetts trucking company pleaded guilty on Tuesday to federal charges tied to a 2019 crash involving a company vehicle that killed seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire. Dunyadar Gasanov, also known as Damien Gasanov, and his brother Dartanayan Gasonov, ran the now-defunct Westfield Transport Inc., a...
Wet Winter Whirlwind Predicted for New York
If you like the snow, you're going to love the upcoming winter season. It looks like we finally may see some in New York. Get ready to break out the skis, snowmobiles, and snow blowers, something we haven't done much of the past few seasons. The Farmer's Almanac is predicting a Wet Winter Whirlwind in Central New York with lots of snow.
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