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Category Archives: Burlington

“Anthology”

Posted on MondayNovember 172025 by No comments yet

Artist Lydia Kern was commissioned to create a sculpture to grace Burlington’s City Hall Park on Main Street. She recently announced the unveiling in a posting on Front Porch Forum.

“A few years ago I posted a call for flowers on FPF as part of a public project. ‘Anthology’ is now complete and on Main St. across from the Flynn. THANK YOU to everyone who responded to the call!! Your participation built the work. Marie Davisanother Burlington-based artistwas key in seeing this project through and fabricating the work with me. It is a gift and a joy to be able to give this work to our city! This work belongs to all of us- especially the flower gatherers and those living in closest proximity to Anthology.

Anthology’ is a monumental public sculpture—an archive of lightmemoryand collective presence installed near BurlingtonVermont’s City Hall. Composed of hundreds of preserved flowers gathered by neighbors across Burlingtonthe work draws from the Greek anthologiameaning ‘a collection of flowers,’ reflecting on transformationinterdependenceand participation.

Like a bloom or a sunset‘Anthology’ holds what is fleeting yet enduring. Flowers ascend and descend in a murmuration; stone-like pieces rely on each other to stand. The monument is a threshold—a space to celebrateto grieveto witnessand to imagine a future shaped by all that preserves life and the persistence of beauty.’

A treasure hunt ‘I Spy’ list for items inside the sculpture can be found on my websitealong with a longer form description about the project : https://www.lydiakern.com/anthology

This project was commissioned through the Great Streets Project/BCA. Hope to see you soon!”

Learn more about this project in the story on Vermont Public.
https://www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2025-11-06/new-public-art-revitalize-burlingtons-main-street

VT Benefit Corp Seeking Full-Stack Developer

Posted on MondayFebruary 102020 by No comments yet

Front Porch Forum is seeking an Intermediate or Senior-level Developer to join our team. The position is full-time and based in Burlington (remote optional). Be part of a world-class team of engineers. Help us fulfill our community-building mission.

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Join Us at Tech Jam

Posted on ThursdayOctober 182018 by No comments yet

Join Front Porch Forum and dozens of Vermont tech firms at this year’s Vermont Tech Jampresented by Seven Days. This free event will be held on FridayOctober 19at the Champlain Valley Expo in Essex Junction. Enjoy presentationsdemosand displays. Learn More about Tech Jam here. You can find FPF at booth G1!

Knife Assault on Burlington Bike Path

Posted on FridayApril 282017 by 10 comments

“On April 27my 13-year-old was attacked just before 6 p.m. by a man with a folding pocketknife on the bike path near the train trestle between North Beach and Leddy Park. The man demanded my son hand over his bike and his wallet. Although my son was fortunate enough to get away with both his bike and his walletthe man slashed him with the knife on his face and his shoulder. The cuts were superficialbut the whole event was incredibly frightening. Please take care on the bike path!”
• Loria Burlington South End neighborhood Front Porch Forum

UPDATE:  “I’ve received several requests for a description of the man who assaulted my son on the bike path on ThursdayApril 27. My son is still in shock and cannot recall all that happenedbut here are the details he remembers about the man:  White malemid- to late twentiesapproximately 5′ 7″ tallaverage buildwas wearing a very nice Nike zip-front black hoodie with the hood up and navy workout pantsand had two rings on his right hand—one on the pointer finger and one on his middle finger. The man first slashed my son while the knife was in his right handbut then transferred the knife to his left hand before slashing my son the second time.”

Many Acts of Kindness During Blizzard Stella

Posted on ThursdayMarch 162017 by No comments yet

Front Porch Forum newsletters saw an abundance of offers to help those in need during Vermont’s Winter Storm Stella. Here are a few reflective of our members’ gracious community spirit! 

“What an amazing community! I posted in the last issuelooking for help shoveling out because I’m disabled and can’t do it. Less than an hour after that FPF edition was sent outI had TEN offers from folks wanting to help! I am so grateful and happy to live in an amazing community like this. Thank you!!”  • Cara in Winooski

“Thanks for working together to dig each others’ cars out of the snow. It’s fun to shovel together! It allowed those of us without driveways to park in safety. Thanks for being good neighbors!”  •  Mindy in Burlington 

“Two able bodies in town looking to help folks that need help getting shoveled out after the big storm.” • Dave & Eli in Charlotte

“I’m not a snow removal expertnor equipped with a snowblower or plowbut if you’re in need of having your walkway or decks shoveledI have a strong back and shovel and I’m available. Not looking to make moneyjust meet some neighbors in need.”  • Adam in New Haven

“Thank you to the Snowblower Angel who was walking with their snowblower Tuesday night assisting their neighbors. I was out shoveling for the third time and your help was greatly appreciated.”  • Carmen in Burlington

“From a security camera I just saw someone shoveling out our front sidewalk and deck/stepswhich were buried under 26″ plus of snow. That person was our good neighbor who didn’t want my wife to shovel as I just got out of the hospital and can’t shovel.”  • Sam in Burlington

“Thanks to 6 teens who came to our assistance with snow shoveling at our home. They were eagervery politeand dug right in. When offered paymentthey refused. When offered pizzathey refused. Our hearts are full of thanks for these young men.”  • Bob in Bristol