The early months of the COVID-19 pandemic hit Seleste Weeks hard, as they did many Vermont families. She quit her gas station cashier job, fearful…
Inspired by the Vermont tradition of seasonal backyard ice rinks, Brian Eckert saw an opportunity to create one on the outdoor patio at Four Quarters…
Franklin resident was married for 65 years and had six great-grandchildren
A celebration of Holly’s life will take place at her sister Linda’s home on Saturday, May 28, 2022….
Accomplished chemist was behind many legacy inventions in the chemical world
Author of 20 books wrote a memoir about life along Route 30 in Cornwall
In addition to C’mon C’mon, 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.
Fernando Botero Angulo is so renowned for the exaggerated contours of his figures that his signature style earned its own noun: Boterismo. In his paintings…
Private equity investor Jim Crook and four associates have launched an investment fund aimed at injecting $12.5 million into promising startup businesses in Vermont. Announced…
Some couples are known to finish each other’s sentences. Leanne Ponder (October 28, 1937-December 24, 2021) and Tim Jennings took that practice to another level….
Seven Days writers can’t possibly read, much less review, all the books that arrive in a steady stream by post, email and, in one memorable…
Whenever people gather for a workshop, they engage in a kind of temporary culture, a shared set of norms, a certain purpose. At a community…
Dear Reverend, I was reading your reply to “Why Do I Pee During Masturbation?” online [January 15, 2020], and there were some things that weren’t…
Bianca Stone is not screwing around. “Human Nature,” the poem that serves as prologue to her new collection, opens by asking why people derive pleasure…
Last week, Montpelier artist Tim Newcomb penned his first editorial cartoon about Vermont’s U.S. House race. In it, former governor Madeleine Kunin is driving a…
In this crazy, confounding coronavirus economy, every CEO has felt the strain of keeping operations running, and Sophie Snowden Hiland is no different. Overeasy, the…
Llu Mulvaney-Stanak Burlington Pollution Solution Great article about the Vorsteveld farm [“A Dairy Farm Is Defending a Pollution Lawsuit. Some Say Vermont’s Regs Are on…
There’s something so exciting about an unexpected collaboration. At their best, those combinations, where two seemingly unrelated entities collide, feel like exercises in joyous chaos….
(Self-released, CD, digital) Vibrant, whimsical and at times a bit silly, Luminous Crush’s most recent album, Incandescent, is an upbeat romp. Its 13 tracks zigzag…
(Big Blue Zoo Records, vinyl, CD, digital) It has never been easy to define exactly what kind of band Greensky Bluegrass is. The five-piece from…
Everybody’s talking about Don’t Look Up (2021, Netflix). Whether you love or hate it, you can’t deny that the new satire from director-cowriter Adam McKay…
Each January, the public works team in the village of Essex Junction picks up discarded Christmas trees and takes them to a lumberyard where they’re…
Gregory Fitzgerald appeared before a Superior Court judge on January 12 and calmly confessed to what overwhelming evidence had already convinced a jury of long…
AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb.18) Since the iconoclastic planet Uranus is a chief symbol for the Aquarian tribe, you people are more likely to be dissenters and mavericks…
When Vermont’s online registration form for home delivery of free rapid COVID-19 tests went live on January 12, then crashed due to overwhelming demand, Jess…
Nothing is better suited to the takeout era than pocket food. A dish that comes in its own edible, usually doughy wrapper and can be…
When Darrell Langworthy decided to open his second restaurant, Heart n Soul by Mark BBQ, he envisioned comfort food: fresh-ground burgers, hand-cut French fries, pot…
On January 2, Hannah Arias and Ericka Grygowski opened wit & grit., a daytime eatery in downtown Randolph. They added indoor dining and brunch cocktails…
The temperatures may be low, 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 a virtual performance by renowned Vermont-based cellist Zoë Keating.
