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WATCH NOW: 'Buscias' entertain with annual cooking show at Pierogi Fest

“There’s no place like home for a good meal, family, friends and camaraderie,” said Carolyn Kruszynski, one of the six, adding, “and a little Jeezy,” a Polish liquor

Pair of historic alumnae land in same airline group

Burlington leaders balk at requiring rental inspections, despite report of tenants being 'threatened' by landlords

Are faster response times worth the noise? Burlington up in the air about proposed Flight for Life base

Flight For Life has Burlington all aflutter with plans for a new helicopter ambulance operation. Some question whether the local airport would become too noisy, even if emergency medical response

Task force proposes fight against racism

Urging an end to 'us and them' attitude, task force proposes fight against racism in Burlington

Can you grow enough protein in your backyard? - New Food Magazine

Researchers in the US are advocating for more home growers to produce their own protein in their backyard, with soy "a real winner".

Burlington city leaders approve new festival to replace ChocolateFest

BURLINGTON — Burlington aldermen are throwing their support behind a new Memorial Day weekend festival to replace ChocolateFest, possibly as a permanent change. The Burlington City Council voted unanimously Wednesday night to issue a special-events permit for the new festival, known as the Burlington Jamboree. The same group responsible for organizing ChocolateFest is behind the new festival. Organizers told the City Council that ChocolateFest might be finished for good, ending a more than 30-year run. Time for change, or a revival? Scherrer Bil Scherrer, president of the organizing group, alluded to the city’s recent decision to consider rebranding the community by dropping Burlington’s longstanding slogan of “Chocolate City U.S.A.” as a reason to take the Memorial Day weekend festival in a new direction.

Engineering student helps new Bobcats transition to college life

A Burlington medical goods distributor wants to buy an empty grocery store — and move into it

BURLINGTON — Medical goods distributor Wisconsin Vision Associates needs more space so badly, and doesn’t want to leave Burlington, that the company is trying to purchase an entire shopping center. The company has offered to purchase the Pinecrest Shopping Center in Burlington. It plans to then convert an old Richter’s Marketplace grocery store into a new warehouse and distribution center. A sign still greets visitors at the front entrance to the former Richter's Marketplace, which closed last year in the Pinecrest Shopping Center in Burlington. Scott Williams, Journal Times Richter’s Marketplace closed its doors last year, and the 50-year-old Pinecrest Shopping Center has become a distressed property, with other vacancies and out-of-town owners. The property still is home to a Family Dollar, Cousins Subs, Midwest Dance Center, Kira’s Asian Bistro restaurant, Salvation Army outlet and Advantage Physical Therapy medical office.