Winooski officials, like many across Vermont, have sought solutions for housing challenges in the city for several years.

The city is responsible for paying 5%, or $3.09 million (whichever is less) for project expenses.

International Transgender Day of Visibility is an annual dedication that falls on the final day of March in many cities across the world.

Of the issues voted on, residents voted in a slate of LGBTQ+ city councilors and approved a project to upgrade and potentially relocate the Winooski bridge.

The rule requires short-term rental hosts to register with the city, apply for a license and, if approved, pay annual fees.

The council approved a nearly $11 million budget that Winooski voters will consider on Town Meeting Day

A year into its resurrection in South Burlington, Eastern Mountain Sports is geared up for the holiday shopping season and seeing a resurgence of customers.

“Chicken Coop Chaos,” released in October, is Tavares’ first published book.

On the final night of the Palace 9 movie theater’s operation, the hottest ticket was for the three-hour Martin Scorsese film “Killers of the Flower Moon,” costing only a dollar.

Guyette celebrated her 104th birthday earlier this month.

The 1950s-era Ho Hum Motel underwent nine months of reconstruction to open a doorway to permanent and affordable housing for those in need.