Club Hears Local Women Entrepreneurs Share Advice
Students from the CVU Women and Business Club met female business owners at a Church Street panel and toured downtown shops.
Burlington Lifestyle News
This page covers cultural trends, family dynamics, shifting daily habits and personal relationships. Reporting follows the everyday choices that shape life throughout the city.
Food and Drink
Live Poll
Do you feel local restaurants are becoming less viable in your community?
Burlington Bluebird BBQ to Close Permanently Saturday
The long-standing Riverside Avenue barbecue destination will conclude its 17-year run on October 31.
Education
UVM Launches Ask UVM Student Help Center
The student-staffed resource center helps University of Vermont students find campus help, after a survey found many did not know where to turn.
Pets
Live Poll
Should pet owners be legally required to follow municipal animal control safety orders?
Former Prosecutor Euthanizes Dog After City Order
A Burlington woman secretly euthanized her dog following a city-mandated order issued in September due to repeated biting incidents.
Culture
Live Poll
Should local art galleries prioritize projects that require direct community participation over static exhibits?
Queer Art Residency Offers Free Haircuts in Burlington
Artist Ace Lehner concludes a week-long installation at Burlington City Arts focused on community and identity.
Family
Live Poll
Is public accessibility for the blind in your area getting better or worse?
Burlington Unveils Plaque Honoring Advocate Anne Connelly
The city memorializes the pioneer and her guide dog to mark the centennial of the Vermont Association for the Blind.
More in Lifestyle
Reporting here centers on community events, changing household habits, residential patterns and the evolving ways that families balance daily responsibilities. Coverage runs across the city and into the suburban areas around it. Shifts in the local real estate market frequently influence how households arrange their living spaces and spend their time. Economic pressures and changing generational habits remain the primary forces shaping these stories.