Burlington has more homeless encampments than ever. The tricky task of managing thorny problems, complaints and safety largely falls to two park rangers.
Throughout his remarkable professional and philanthropic career, his family remained his greatest joy
Nurse and educator was known for her spirit of adventure and believed in science, truth and democracy for all
Winooski native was called “Mom” by more people than could be counted, and she reached out unconditionally to anyone in need
Ruth V. Nichols, 91, of Colchester, Vt., died on August 16, 2025, at her home. Visiting hours will be held on Tuesday, August 26, 2025,…
Being a mother and grandmother and feeding her family’s friends her legendary cookies were among Essex Junction woman’s greatest joys
Jericho resident found her passion in teaching college psychology and loved crafting and Prince
Vermont Youth Leaders in Aging, a new program being launched by UVM Larner College of Medicine’s Center on Aging, will place high schoolers in senior communities.
South Burlington woman returned to her native Vermont after 60 years in Colorado
Colchester man’s greatest passion was fishing, whether fish were biting or not
Philadelphia Inquirer television critic and former Rutland Herald reporter and editor believed the art form of TV deserved serious thought and criticism
Veteran, personal trainer and powerlifter was a gentle giant who cared deeply about his family and friends
Acclaimed author, editor, activist, musician and puppeteer approached every phase of his life with commitment and dedication
Biochemistry researcher and early environmentalist dedicated her time to many charitable causes
Teresa Youngblut, 21, is accused of shooting agent David “Chris” Maland during a traffic stop near Coventry in January. The case exposed the cultlike “Zizians.”
In advance of the annual film fest, the actor and part-time Vermonter chatted with Seven Days about Shattered Glass, playing real people and building community.
Dan Stinebring and Lynn Powell sailed from Sandusky, Ohio, to Burlington by traversing canals, locks and lakes during the 740-mile trek.
LEO (Jul. 23-Aug. 22): In medieval Europe, pilgrims traveling to the shrine of Saint James in Spain often wore scallop shells. These were badges to…
The Vermont poet laureate will use part of the $50,000 prize for a yearlong project traveling the state reading the work of past poet laureates.
One roommate worries that the other isn’t responsible enough to own a dog and that he’ll end up up caring for it. Here’s advice on setting strong boundaries.
Montréal’s red-light district once beckoned those seeking pleasure and vice. That era has passed, but the city’s tourism industry still leans on its sexy spirit.
A showcase for the work of debut and sophomore filmmakers from around the world, the festival seems to grow every year. Here are screenings that caught our eye.
The four-hour international cruise leaves from Newport, Vt., and takes passengers into Canadian waters. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Seven Days music writers dig into the new edition of a local covers compilation and compare it with the original volumes from 1996.
A volunteer group meets every Thursday morning at the top of Burlington’s Church Street to pick up trash. Seven Days deputy publisher Cathy Resmer joined in.
In this week’s music news: A documentary fundraising party, a hip-hop night in Morrisville and new music from Burlington singer-songwriter Abbey B.K.
The latest from director Zach Cregger focuses on people’s futile efforts to erect barriers against dangers to their children and themselves.
The supergroup of Rachel Baiman and Viv & Riley covers songs from artists known for various amounts of folksiness.
In addition to Highest 2 Lowest, 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.
The longtime public sculptor, known for his sculptures of whale tails in South Burlington and Randolph, presents 50 years of projects in stone and bronze.
The school will partner with Champlain Community Services to offer a pilot program introducing students to a sampling of crafts starting in September.
The city is replacing the sculpture of a Native American in Battery Park. Québec-based Abenakis contend the new artwork is inauthentic.
The library was built in 1904 on the U.S.-Canadian line to showcase goodwill. As the nations’ relationship sours, tensions there are evident.
Wrong Guitar In [“Dead-icated,” August 6], the caption on a photo of Zach Nugent states that he is playing Jerry Garcia’s Rosebud. In fact, he…
Our discomfort with emptiness is the experience that playwright Erin Breznitsky, the performers and the director seem to want to deliver.
Nevin Taylor and Beth Herbert have created a bit of bliss on their small farm. Every Friday and Saturday, June through October, you can join them for dinner.
Each of farmer Steve Schubart’s grass-fed patties sold at the market not only tastes great but also makes the case for a different way to farm beef.
Nadia Dole will close her wood-fired bakery after service on August 17. In September, she’ll reopen a block away with “everything exactly the same and more.”
Heart failure claimed Burlington’s “modern-day Renaissance man,” a cellist, minister, physician’s assistant, peace activist and cofounder of Fomite Press.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including lo-fi rock pioneer Lou Barlow at the Plainfield Town Hall Opera House.
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