Active community member worked in state government and human services
Richmond officials ordered that the fluoride level in the town’s drinking water immediately be raised to recommended levels on Monday, two weeks after the public…
Bronze Star Medal-awarded veteran loved travel and wildlife
Saint Michael’s College professor enriched the lives of students and inmates through education
Navy veteran was a talented drummer and history buff who loved spending time with family and friends
British-born guitarist Richard Smith is swinging through Vermont on his current tour, playing the Champlain Valley Union High School Theater this Friday night. Smith began…
Proud 35-year U.S. Navy veteran was also a longtime Champlain College employee and lifelong lover of music
(Self-released, CD) In the modern era, what constitutes an album release can be a little confusing. The death of the LP has been massively exaggerated…
The current exhibition at Mad River Valley Arts in Waitsfield shows what can arise from the alchemy of natural elements, heat and human imagination. “Earth…
(Self-released, digital) The first time I had the pleasure of seeing the Wormdogs play a show was outside at Moogs Joint in Johnson during mud…
Once a year for a month, a historic home in the coolest corner of Calais becomes a pop-up art gallery. Fleeting as the fall, the…
It’s been almost six years since residents of Royalton fought off wealthy Utah businessman David Hall’s plan to build a utopian city in rural Windsor…
LIBRA (Sep. 23-Oct. 22): Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh was born under the sign of Libra. He said, “The root word ‘Buddha’ means to wake…
How your weed makes its way to shelf.
In 2017, Scott Sparks needed help developing the brand identity of his Brattleboro-based CBD store, Vermont Hempicurean. Though his hemp-derived products were legal to sell…
In her 2018 book-length poem The Lumberjack’s Dove, chosen by Louise Glück for the National Poetry Series, GennaRose Nethercott of Brattleboro offers “three rules of…
Last year, Stowe’s annual outdoor sculpture show, “Exposed,” talked at visitors: Text-based works expressed specific messages, often regarding ongoing social justice issues. At this year’s…
Their title brings to mind someone in a suit, aviator sunglasses and a big black SUV. But Vermont’s new cannabis compliance agents lean more toward…
When Vermont’s adult-use cannabis market opens on Saturday, October 1, so will the state’s first nonmedical, recreational cannabis dispensaries. Mountain Girl Cannabis in Rutland will…
As a total solar eclipse darkened the skies on August 21, 2017, composer Danielle O’Hallisey found herself in front of her computer. “The light got…
Respectful Reporting I’ve been reading Seven Days for a couple of decades now, and I have to say “Upward Mobility” [August 17] is one of…
How often does a film with a Black woman director and stars win at the box office? A couple of weekends ago, The Woman King…
When people can finally buy weed legally in Vermont, beginning on October 1, their precious buds will arrive in glass, metal or cardboard containers —…
In addition to Barbarians, here’s what is playing in Northern and Central Vermont movie theaters this week. Listings include new movies, vintage films and a directory of open theaters.
Dear Reverend, I’m 70, my BFF is 50, and we have a good relationship. She’s trying to stop drinking, and the last couple of days,…
When Jahala Dudley sought a permit in the spring to convert a barn on her flower farm in Plainfield into a cannabis nursery, she recalled,…
In the back room of Higher Elevation, a soon-to-open adult-use dispensary in Morrisville, registered nurse Jessilyn Dolan asked her students to sniff lavender, cloves, cinnamon…
It’s finally here. Vermonters have waited years — hell, decades — for the state’s regulated, adult-use cannabis market, which is scheduled to “open” on Saturday,…
A chilly wind blew across the deck of the restaurant, a vanguard of autumn’s arrival. Dustin Byerly sat upright in his chair across the table…
On the way to Burlington’s Intervale Center — a 360-acre campus of farmland and trails — one can expect to pass bikers, farmers, hikers and…
Cofounder and artistic director of the Vermont Mozart Festival had passions for music, reading, travel and jokes.
Skilled cabinetmaker and jazz enthusiast lived an unhurried life of purpose
Cannabis edibles get a bad rap. Homemade versions with unknown dosing and delayed effects have caused enough unfortunate experiences to keep many folks away from…
Nephi Craig is White Mountain Apache on his mother’s side and Diné (Navajo) on his father’s. He grew up mostly in Whiteriver, Ariz., on the…
Get out your ugly sweaters and vintage snowsuits. Stowe’s Field Guide Lodge has a new bar concept, and it’s a celebration of 1980s ski culture….
Fall is officially here, and there’s no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We’ve compiled seven must-do events, including an appearance by best-selling young adult author Jason Reynolds as part of the Vermont Humanities’ Where We Land Fall Festival.
In a press release billed as “big happy news,” Burlington’s shuttered Off Center for the Dramatic Arts announced this week that it will open a…
Ed Koren is best known for his distinctive cartoons in the New Yorker — well more than 1,000 over six decades — featuring hirsute, long-nosed…
