After 27 years with the Winooski Police Department – nine of them as chief – Rick Hebert retired at the end of last month, leaving a legacy of strong community-based policing. Now, the city has a gap to fill, and Winooski residents have a question to answer: What do they want from a new police chief?

The Sisterhood of the Dreaded Elevator Pitch is a free, interactive workshop for anyone who identifies as women to help them navigate some of the most intimidating aspects of running a business.

Sickles is the founder and owner of Standing Stone Wines, the newest business on the rotary, at 33 Main St., which plans to open this Wednesday, November 15.

Thibault was at Burlington’s lakefront coworking space, Hula, on Oct. 21 for Tech Jam, an annual gathering of dozens of statewide tech companies to share their innovations, build networks and pitch job opportunities to talented prospects. 

The July 10 floods that decimated many Vermont farms’ crops had squashed Winooski’s pumpkin prospects.

Now, in its 25th year, the museum is looking to reflect the changes in Winooski — as well as help grow and support those changes — outside the walls where it illustrates its own immigration story from the past.