There’s a place on the internet where lost roosters are found and unlikely friendships form over a shared love of vintage clothing patterns. Neighbors debate…
In loving memory of Laurie Jones, February 27, 1952-February 8, 2022. It doesn’t seem possible that you have been gone for two years. There is…
Milton woman was married to the love of her life and will be dearly missed
Two bills that would raise taxes for Vermont’s wealthiest residents are being discussed in Montpelier. H.827 would add to the tax liability of people who…
Father of three loved coaching, cooking meals for others and helping those in need
Burlington native leaves behind many loved ones
South Burlington woman offered kindness freely and often to people who needed it the most
Essex Junction man had a heart of gold and enjoyed helping patients at the UVM Medical Center
Updated at 7:16 p.m. Vermont’s Agency of Education is at imminent risk of losing $100,000 in federal funds for failing to comply with reporting requirements…
Colchester man loved rooting for the Green Bay Packers and was an accomplished guitarist and bluegrass musician
Loving mother, wife, woman of faith
Vermont College of Fine Arts, the school that last year moved its residencies out of state and sold off most of the buildings on its…
Hoping to head off national conservative groups that are pushing book bans, several Vermont lawmakers are sponsoring bills that would make it tougher to remove…
Shelburne woman’s life was a journey of unrestrained curiosity and creativity, filled with joys of her own making
Fans of “Fleabag” know Andrew Scott as the “hot priest,” but the actor demonstrates that his appeal transcends the physical realm with his Golden Globe-nominated…
The first new singles of the year from Vermont artists have started to drop, and some great tunes are coming down the pike. First up…
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): “All good writing is swimming under water and holding your breath,” wrote author F. Scott Fitzgerald. I’d like to expand that…
‘Carpetbagger’ Candidate [Re “Former Middlebury Selectboard Member Announces Bid for Governor,” January 5, online]: A 33-year-old from Connecticut running for governor of Vermont? Are you…
Last week, online music mag Pitchfork was folded into GQ, the men’s fashion magazine, dealing a grievous blow to music criticism. We at Seven Days…
In addition to Anyone But You, 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 Flynn is inviting all Vermonters to a three-day meeting — as much or as little of it as they’d like — to help shape…
Montpelier’s public library suffered $1 million in flood damage last July, so a $1,087 donation might seem like a drop in the bucket. Yet there…
Half a year ago, Seven Days published its first Québec Issue. On June 21, 2023, we filled an entire edition of this newspaper with stories…
A proposal to allow logging on 1,935 acres of state-owned land in central Vermont has touched off opposition from neighbors and environmental activists who say…
The air is crisp, my skin is the color of a Queen Anne rose, and I’m dressed in so many layers I could pass for…
Last summer, Chittenden County State’s Attorney Sarah George emailed local police chiefs with an unusual request. She wanted a list of people being arrested over…
In one of her Reith Lectures for the BBC, novelist Hilary Mantel observed, “We carry the genes and the culture of our ancestors, and what…
Dear Reverend, I recently started seeing a 30-year-old woman whom I like. I’m 50, and she has expressed thinking I’m so much older than her,…
A debut album is a little like a high school yearbook photo. Sure, it brings back some great memories, but maybe the hair and wardrobe…
What Vermont politician brought an actual dog and pony to his final press conference? The answer: Former governor Jim Douglas, who used the animals as…
The works of New York City-based artists Fawn Krieger and David B. Smith both contrast with and complement each other in a canny dance of…
What Vermonter would not like to take a winter break in the Caribbean? Imagine sunshine, ocean breezes, balmy temps… But if you don’t have the…
Two stories about Vermont boys and their dogs by Vermont authors are among the most distinguished literature for young people published in 2023, the American…
Good fried chicken takes time. Typically, the meat is soaked in a seasoned brine for several hours before pieces are dredged in a coating mixture…
Things are getting fancy at 88 Oak Street in the Old North End. By late March or early April, Paul Trombly and the team behind…
A pair of chefs opened Scrag & Roe in the heart of Waitsfield, near the covered bridge, on December 18. Co-owners Nathan Davis and Caleb…
About six months after reopening Burlington’s Revolution Kitchen, mother-and-daughter co-owners Karen and Madison Barchowski have put the restaurant on the market. Karen confirmed that the…
The temperatures are dropping, but there’s no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect learn and have a good time. We’ve compiled seven must-do events, including the Metropolitan Opera performance of Georges Bizet’s classic work Carmen streaming at Middlebury’s Town Hall Theater.
In 2022, Vermont’s arts and culture sector generated $158.6 million in economic activity, $34.8 million in tax revenue and supported about 2,700 jobs. That’s according…
