Locked Out Series, Part 7
Family and friends celebrate the life of their beloved Will
A video of a woman and her service dog being turned away from A Single Pebble in Burlington went viral on social media on Sunday,…
Burlington coffee tester supported the LGBTQ community and wore a “sparkling smile” everywhere he went
Please join us for a celebration of the life of Glenn Sautter on July 24, 11 a.m., at the Men’s Room Salon (106 Main Street,…
Friends and colleagues remember former police officer and long-haul trucker
The memorial service for Martha (Knight) Fitzgerald of Burlington, Vt., will be on August 6, 2022, at 1 p.m. at First Unitarian Universalist Society of…
Though long gone, you are never, ever forgotten. You left a lasting legacy of love, kindness and forgiveness. You are so missed by those you…
A proud dentist’s greatest joy in life was being a father to his daughters
A celebration of life for Paul Steinman is on Saturday, July 30, 1 p.m., at the Wheeler Homestead Garden, Dorset Street, South Burlington, Vt. Bring…
Peppers and onions crackled in a cast-iron pan as I darted back and forth with energetic intensity. I was four years sober, and I was…
Let us celebrate together the amazing life of Ellen Sabo Morris (1951-2021). Bring a memory; bring a story; bring a little food to share. Bring…
Shelburne woman was proud to have lived her life on the shores of Lake Champlain
David P. “Siggy” Siegrest, 76, of Burlington, Vt., died from multiple causes on June 6, 2022, in Phoenix, Ariz., his adopted home. He leaves his…
Shelburne resident was former minister of First Unitarian Universalist Society in Burlington
CANCER (Jun. 21-Jul. 22): As a child, Cancerian author June Jordan said, “I used to laugh all the time. I used to laugh so much…
Sounds Like Fizzies [Re “On the Plink! New Burlington-Based Company Makes a Splash in the Beverage World,” June 29]: Max Luthy may have dreamed up…
Playful pit bulls, White House holiday traditions and summer reading reviews: That’s the skimpy fare provided these days by the once-proud Burlington Free Press. It’s…
Derek Brouwer’s cover story this week shows how the housing crisis is pushing up rents for Vermonters across multiple income brackets. One couple, gainfully employed…
There was a time when people my age were somewhat embarrassingly labeled the MTV Generation. I’m relatively sure it was meant as a slight, but…
(Self-released, digital) Ben Patton is romantic to a fault. So admits the Burlington singer-songwriter on his new album, Hyde’s Hill Henhouse. You could also say…
(Self-released, CD, digital) From the start of her sophomore album, Return to Sincere, Andriana Chobot makes her intended tone clear. The intro track features the…
A few years ago, Maeve Kim picnicked with a friend at the Dead Creek Wildlife Management Area in Addison County and watched birds migrate south…
The phrase “black and white” is laden with meanings: Putting something down in black and white — that is, in writing — makes it more…
Dear Reverend, I can’t seem to please my man sexually. He never seems satisfied and always wants more. Any advice? Lolo Libido (female, 24) Dear…
Brattleboro writer and editor Michael Fleming is the winner of the 2021 Sundog Poetry Book Award. Final judge Vievee Francis selected his collection Bags and…
Romantic comedies are having a moment right now, feeding many viewers’ eagerness for feel-good entertainment to counteract the parade of bad news. But sex comedies…
A basket of lollipops sat on a table in a large room at Middlebury’s emergency services building last week, awaiting young patients. Masked workers lingered…
Frederick Buford stepped into the ring at the Circus Smirkus Circus Barn in Greensboro last week dressed in a checkered vest, knee-high red socks and…
The placid scene at the Plainfield Co-op on June 29 betrayed not a hint of crisis: A customer compared organic cheese prices in the back…
In addition to The Black Phone, 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.
Dan Pomerantz seemed tense. He was eager to show a reporter around his 200-acre farm in Craftsbury and explain his plans for creating a world-class…
The small, temporary sign stuck into the grass in front of the former Maple Row Farm in Newfane heralds something simultaneously new and deeply historic….
Honey Road’s new sister restaurant in Burlington, the Grey Jay, is mid-construction. The dark-wood floors are down, mosaic lamps sourced from Turkey are hung, and…
Sisters-in-law Stacey and MK Daley plan to open Boxcar Bakery at 11 Park Street just off Five Corners in Essex Junction by late summer. The…
It’s a busy time of year in the vineyard for Vermont’s winemakers, and David Keck and Lauren Droege are about to be even busier. The…
Summer is officially 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 Riverfolk, a brand-spanking-new music festival hosted by Northern Stage at the Barrette Center for the Arts’ Courtyard Theater in White River Junction.
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