Jun 20-26, 2012
Burlington Visual and Performance Artists dug Nap Is Self-Taught — to Succeed; Sorting Out the Senate Seekers; Judith Levine on the LGBTQ Brand; Dining in Farmers’ Fields
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Movies You Missed 44: Keyhole
This week in movies you missed: the world’s strangest gangster film from Canadian director Guy Maddin. What You Missed In a black-and-white world that evokes…
Vermont Dems Attack Brock for Supporting an Anti-Abortion Law He, In Fact, Does Not Support
Vermont’s Democratic and Republican parties spent the week in a press-release pissing match over whether Republican gubernatorial candidate Randy Brock should be held responsible for…
In a Citizen Legislature, Should a Top Politician Go to Work for a Power Company?
Is it okay for the majority leader of the Vermont House of Representatives to take a “community relations” job with the state’s dominant power company?…
What the Farm Bill May (or May Not) Mean for Vermont Farmers
The 2012 farm bill is continuing on its arduous way through the sausage grinder after passing the Senate in a 64-35 vote this afternoon. It’s…
More on Markowitz’s Muddled Message
As we reported in this week’s Fair Game, Agency of Natural Resources Sec. Deb Markowitz made a bit of a whoopsie last week at a…
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Dear Pina [271]
6/17/12: Dear Pina, is a dance/theater tribute to German choreographer Pina Bausch created by Vermont choreographer Hannah Dennison. Featuring 30 Vermont dancers and a ‘tall,…
Plane Spoken
As the Burlington City Council debates whether to base F-35 fighter jets at the city-owned airport, Sanders and the rest of Vermont’s congressional delegation reiterate their support for the basing.
WTF: What’s the story behind the Vermont Marijuana Growers Association sign?
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: We just had to ask…
News Quirks
Curses, Foiled Again A man walked into a Chicago bank carrying a bag and told the teller he had a bomb. Police said he ordered…
Free Will Astrology
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Swans, geese and ducks molt all their flight feathers at once, which means they may be unable to fly for several…
Letters to the Editor
High Marks for Consistency When I pick up a copy of Seven Days, I may “agree to disagree,” but rarely do I pick up a…
New Co-Working Space Opens in Montpelier for Vermont’s Nomadic Professionals
In the April 25 issue of Seven Days, we explored how Vermont businesses, from lone freelancers to major employers such as National Life Group, are…
Burlington City Council Neither Supports Nor Opposes Bed-down of F-35
Three Vermont Air National Guard officers (including Col. Joel Clark, right) sat silently at a Burlington City Council public hearing last night as speaker after…
