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The event will be on Sunday, June 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Winooski Farmers Market. 

Dismas works with the Department of Corrections to find housing for incarcerated individuals who are ready to leave jail

Birding for Kids is a collaboration between various Vermont libraries and Audubon Vermont

Q&A with Chris Page from The Tenderbellies

“I’m always proud of city staff for bringing us items that are necessary and important to the community. They rarely bring us things that aren’t a must-do item,” Mayor Thomas Renner said.

A conversation with Summer Cao, owner of Donwoori Korean

Q&A with Kristyn Achilich, director of the Saint Michael’s Leahy Institute for the Environment

As a 40-year resident of Winooski, Linda Howe knows the ins and outs of the city and its people.

Andrew Wyslotsky is a chef in Winooski and an avid fly fisherman. He started fly fishing in 2020, and it quickly became an essential part of his mental health.

“It is so much more people-management than policy,” Kristine Lott said.

Iri Sunj and the Vermont Patriots are changing the narrative in youth sports

Growers gathered at Sam Mazza’s Farm last Saturday to see who had the biggest pumpkin.

Even the pooches who didn’t win still wagged their tails and grinned ear to ear.

About 40 cheerleaders from across the county will come together in a few days to begin the new season.

Sourdough, brown bread, Swedish bread, bread pudding and Irish soda bread all featured last Sunday at Winooski Rising.

Sister and brother restaurateurs just re-opened their business in the heart of Winooski.

Temporary site to operate until early June

“It’s a perfect combination of ingredients for building community and allowing people to express their individualism within the community,” Sarah Haksell, the artist behind the Winooski mandala, said.

The Winooski Wild Onions’ effort paid off and they took home the Mise en Place award, a prize for a team that shows exemplary teamwork, order and professionalism. 

“It’s a place where you can feel good bringing your kids to have a nice experience,” Winooski resident Mark Spigos said.

Bowers secured her victory on Town Meeting Day with just over 50% of the vote.

“We allow people to mix and match flower. It’s like a deli counter at the grocery store,” owner Mark Frier said.

“Without him, your picture of the history of Vermont is massively incomplete,” said J. Kevin Graffagnino, author of “Ira Allen: A Biography.”

“The budget we propose keeps a lot of our great offerings intact while at the same time, making some compromises to keep the spending increase in check,” Winooski Superintendent of Schools Wilmer Chavarria said.

“We will not willingly unlock the doors if our legal counsel has not advised us to do that,” Winooski Schools Superintendent Wilmer Chavarria said.