▲ 52 r/burlington
Blue Paddle Bistro closes its doors after 21 years in the Champlain Islands
This seems... sudden.
u/GreenMtnLake — 8 days ago
Healthy Living accuses it's new labor union of 'salting' the workforce
The company accuses the national union of funding people who conducted a “coordinated infiltration” of its stores.
"Healthy Living COO Nina Lesser-Goldsmith said in testimony submitted to the regional labor board she believed that the only longtime employees involved in the union organizing committee were “people who have struggled with mental health issues” or were disabled."
u/GreenMtnLake — 9 days ago
▲ 39 r/burlington
Who is renting these new blue bikes for $36/hour?
I saw a new rack of rental bikes at Leddy today. $.60/minute!?
What to get out to the causeway and back? You might have to dip into your 401k.
What a gouge.
u/GreenMtnLake — 2 months ago
▲ 16 r/burlington
Who ya' voting for? Race For Top Prosecutor Asks, What Does Accountability Look Like?
Bram Kranichfeld says he should be Chittenden County’s next state’s attorney. Reform-minded incumbent Sarah George objects.
Who are we voting for in the Democratic primary on August 11th?
u/GreenMtnLake — 2 months ago
▲ 47 r/burlington
Healthy Living Challenges Union Election Results
https://www.sevendaysvt.com/news/business-news/healthy-living-challenges-union-election-results/
Healthy Living Challenges Union Election Results
In a filing with the National Labor Review Board, Healthy Living alleged that Workers United had illegally pressured its employees ahead of the successful election.
u/GreenMtnLake — 3 months ago
▲ 180 r/burlington
The hits keep coming -- another monumental blow to downtown.
https://www.sevendaysvt.com/food-drink/the-cafe-hot-to-close-this-summer-when-owners-return-to-nyc/
After more than four and a half years of dishing up nationally acclaimed breakfast sandwiches, the owners of the Café HOT. in Burlington told Seven Days they will close the popular 198 Main Street eatery within the next three months.
u/GreenMtnLake — 4 months ago
▲ 10 r/vermont
Other than the local conservation districts, where are you buying your fruit bushes and trees?
Also, does anyone have recommendations for favorite specific fruit cultivars that do well in our zone?
u/GreenMtnLake — 4 months ago