The Saint Michael’s College coach and Girls 4 Hockey founder has proven herself a gritty, resourceful entrepreneur and an agent of positive change in the sport.
The doughnut bakery’s founder-owner, Nicole Maddox, has sold her business to Dan Gwaltney, a former education professional and serious hobby baker.
Some tourism businesses say Canadian visitors have cited Trump’s tariff threats and his talk of annexing Canada when canceling plans.
Financial pressures are forcing some Vermont districts to make dramatic personnel cuts. Staff and benefits account for roughly 80 percent of school budgets.
Sgt. Kyle Kapitanski is accused of gross negligent operation in the November crash that killed a 38-year-old Burlington man.
Joshua Collier gives Ruggero Leoncavallo’s tragic opera a contemporary update in a production blending professional singing with acrobatics and clowning.
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One partner finishes fast; the other doesn’t reach the finish line at all. But with practice, couples should be able to find a way to reach the goal together.
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Taking over from the House of LeMay, the local drag king ushers the iconic annual tradition into a new era with help from fresh and familiar faces.
The Burlington band has a new album, and it’s more punk — and pissed off — than ever. Fall EP is both a howl of frustration and a call to action.
The Essex Experience shop sells furniture, clothing, jewelry and knickknacks from 70 countries, making visitors feel like world travelers, no passport required.
At the Chandler Center for the Arts, viewers can explore change in rural America through historical photos, sounds, video and works by Vermont artists.
In advance of a Flynn show, the blues and slide guitar icon — and former Allman Brothers Band member — returns with his first solo recording in nearly a decade.
With its eponymous debut album, the longtime Honky Tonk Tuesday house band is poised to be Burlington’s premier purveyor of country and early rock and roll.
Members of the Ohavi Zedek synagogue and Burlington Friends Meeting have teamed up for a bake sale to help those impacted by the Israel-Hamas war.
Both films could be described as subversive takes on “Beauty and the Beast,” involve the theater, and are provocative enough to spark post-viewing discussion.
Photographers Lisa Dimondstein, Julie Parker and Sandra Shenk present more than 30 abstract images based on David Stromeyer’s large-scale sculptures.
In addition to A Complete Unknown, 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.
In his new book, Horses, Humans and Love, the New York City native explores equine traits and what they can teach us about parenting, love and healing the world.
The challenges facing Vermont’s education system — and the policy levers the governor wants to use to address them — have existed for decades.
The outcome of the races could sway the balance of power on the council, which has been led by a Democratic majority for the past two years.
Seven Days publisher Paula Routly tried flying direct from Burlington to Tampa — in winter — on the airport’s new budget carrier, Breeze.
Las Vegas-based magician Ben Zabin reads audience members’ minds, does sleight of hand with bongs and lighters, and makes jars of weed disappear into thin air.
The award-winning writer and the rising musical sister duo crown a day of events in this fourth-annual celebration of Black culture in Burlington and Winooski.
Andy Van Ness, 61, of Jonesville, Vt., died on January 24, 2025. He leaves behind two beloved children, Anna and Colin Van Ness. Andy was…
The store started selling goods from Karin Bellemare and Jon Wagner’s Williamstown-based Bear Roots Farm and is now a retail outlet for many local producers.
In Burlington’s Old North End, Jason Lin’s new Ichiban Asian Cuisine satisfies with steaming, spicy soup that warms in multiple ways.
After 16 years, chef-owners Erin and Sanderson Wheeler have handed over their brewpub to Jon and Christopher Ruggiero, who plan to stay the course.
Rick and Nancy Benson will expand their takeout biz’s kitchen and grocery options in the former Methodist church, which they purchased from the town.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including local favorite Cajun band Pointe Noir at Seven Stars Arts Center in Sharon.
