Suleiman ‘Sule’ Kangangi died Saturday at the Vermont Overland gravel bike race.
Kenyan cyclist dies in a crash during Vermont road race
Author: Juliet Schulman-Hall
Juliet Schulman-Hall recently graduated from Smith College, majoring in English, minoring in sociology and concentrating in poetry. Most recently, she has worked for MassLive covering abortion and the environment, among other topics. Prior to that, she worked for Ms. Magazine and has done freelance work for PBS's Next Avenue and Arkansas Nonprofit News Network.
Tony Redington, a ‘one man workhorse’ and Burlington community leader, dies
“He was just this person who would do the work and step up when things needed to be done,” Steve Goodkind said.
Burlington City Council moves forward with construction of pods for those experiencing homelessness
The construction costs of the pods amount to nearly $1.5 million in ARPA funds.
Burnt out on helping hoppers: Stray rabbit population strains Vermont rescues
One rescuer has documented 46 stray rabbits across the state this year, almost half of them in Burlington.
Burlington police arrest man in connection with vandalizing 33 homes
The 21-year-old is accused of throwing objects through windows around Golden Place and Locust Terrace early Tuesday morning.
Vermonters head to the polls in a historic primary election
Voters will determine nominees for the state’s next member of Congress, alongside several competitive statewide and legislative races. “If you don’t vote, don’t complain,” said one Essex Junction resident.
Burlington Fire Department sees large increase in calls
The department has already responded to 991 more calls than this time last year.
