When historic floods inundated Vermont earlier this month, many of the state’s 1,200 dams came under unfathomable pressure. Swollen rivers pressed against obsolete stone dams….
Devoted husband was a role model for his children
Vice President of Living Systems Instrumentation, a biotek firm based in Burlington, and owner of VT Warmbloods, a horse breeding business
South Burlington woman was always passionately engaged with her community
Talented storyteller shared her gift for poetry and keen observations through her writing
Updated at 4:28 p.m. Facing a swelling enrollment, Middlebury College has offered to pay $10,000 to the first 30 juniors and seniors who opt to…
Hundreds of people are expected in Plymouth Notch next week for a four-day centennial celebration commemorating a three-minute event: the inauguration of president Calvin Coolidge…
As the rain poured down on July 10, Ashley Sorrentino kept an eye on her recently planted cannabis crop with surveillance cameras. She was safe…
The parents of a toddler who fatally shot himself in Barre say the handgun’s manufacturer, Glock, is marketing weapons that lack key safety mechanisms in…
Kudos for Flood Coverage “Gobsmacked” — his very words, when my husband saw the “Historic and Catastrophic” cover of Seven Days [July 12]. It is…
Ezra, my 11-year-old son, and I clung to a thin rope as we scrambled down a steep, rocky hillside into a narrow river canyon. Using…
It’s that time of year again — time for Burlington’s Old North End to get wild and weird with the Ramble, happening on Saturday, July…
As a teenager growing up in Royalton, Zach Nugent would often roam the halls of his high school barefoot, strumming his guitar, playing the music…
(Self-released, digital) Burlington producer Caleb Lodish has been an inescapable name in the Vermont hip-hop scene for the past two years. While he’s a prolific…
In the aftermath of the July floods, as Vermonters cleaned up wrecked shops and homes and looked for ways to help their devastated neighbors, artisans…
In addition to Talk to Me, 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 Lia Romeo’s concise comedy Still, two former lovers who never forgot each other explore a second chance at romance. Dorset Theatre Festival gives the…
When Seven Days reporters fanned out to cover the flooding over the past two weeks, two 21-year-old interns — both from New York City —…
When Lost Nation Theater lost its performance space in Montpelier City Hall to the flood about a week before the company was due to open…
Last week, the floor of the Unitarian Church of Montpelier was still under two inches of water as a result of the flooding in the…
A large work on paper titled “Mt. Washington,” at the Bundy Modern in Waitsfield, inventively references the notoriously fearsome weather atop New England’s highest peak….
Nearly every woman alive today has a story about her personal history with Mattel’s Barbie. As children, we dressed these dolls up and sent them…
LEO (Jul. 23-Aug.22): There are two kinds of holidays: those created by humans and those arising from the relationship between the sun and Earth. In…
Dear Reverend, One of my closest friends is getting married soon. Several weeks ago, she asked me to be in a “coordinator” role during the…
The family of Edward White Sr. (1934 – 2023) of Bristol, Vt., will be gathering to celebrate his life, and they’d be honored if you’d…
As the pandemic (and Hulu’s “The Bear”) made clear to those of us not in the biz, running a restaurant is hard. Grueling hours, an…
After the storm comes the fundraising. In Montpelier, floodwaters have receded, but the looming cost of repairing, re-equipping and restocking their kitchens and bars now…
My colleague took one look at the massive Italian sub I had brought back to the office from Martone’s Market & Café in Essex Junction…
As of last month, Henry Street Deli, the popular neighborhood grocery and sandwich joint at 11 Henry Street in Burlington’s Old North End, is under…
May Day at 258 North Winooski Avenue in Burlington’s Old North End has hired Avery Buck as its new chef following the mid-June departure of…
Summer is 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 Fledge Fest, a collaborative arts and music festival for all ages.
Milton woman was former owner of Cold Spring Camp housekeeping cottages
UVM graduate and Vietnam veteran could always be relied upon to meet the needs of others
Vermont Fine restaurant in Richmond has closed, confirmed co-chef Chelsea Morgan. She and her husband, Tom D’Angelo, opened the eatery in the historic brick building…
In early July, town officials in Johnson were making plans to spruce up their downtown with flowers and a mural. They were also gearing up…
Burlington woman was a talented and passionate educator
Artist’s legacy lives on in the people he loved, the communities he fostered and the works of art he created
Updated on July 27, 2023. Driscoll Sinnott, 10, watched with envy last weekend as his mom, Hannah Reid, volunteered to help clean up downtown Montpelier,…
Pro tip for all you movie buffs: It’s a good idea to wait until after a movie premieres to scoop up set memorabilia. The Vermont…
Accomplished artist created a community of friends, abundant gardens and a menagerie of animals
Former CVU graduate was always interested in science and physics
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