A meeting with Abenaki leaders from Québec devolved into a shouting match over who has the right to claim they are Abenaki.
The city council has ratified an agreement with Bill Fraser, who learned last week that his contract would be terminated a year early.
Beloved UVM classics professor created a fellowship for students of his discipline
Founder of consulting firm Clark Automation appreciated the simple things in life, including a frigid, snow-covered Vermont morning and a well-stacked woodpile
Some workers invested in the employee stock ownership plan at Vermont Information Processing will receive millions when it’s sold to the private equity firm Warburg Pincus.
Dental hygienist often remarked that she hated putting her hands in people’s mouths, but she loved teaching dental hygiene to young students
Logger enjoyed being in the woods and sharing his love of nature and gardening with his family and friends
Vermont native and mother of two spent 22 years working in the Essex Junction schools
Special agent for U.S. Treasury had a deep connection to Vermont
High school librarian and hospice volunteer valued his family and friends above all
Burlington woman’s sense of mission, devotion to civic engagement and unstoppable drive to help the oppressed left indelible mark on the city
One of the world’s largest operating quarries, located in Barre, will no longer open to the public, due to visitor safety and other concerns.
Reverend will be remembered for his happy smile and his from-the-heart sermons
UVM agricultural economics professor and researcher taught or advised hundreds of students in a distinguished career
Because of their common roots in Hannibal, Mo., Burlington man developed a lifelong passion for reading Mark Twain
Area paint contractor was known for his trademark look which included a long ponytail and paint-speckled Atlanta Braves hat
Devoted husband, father and grandfather will be remembered for his gentle demeanor, unwavering kindness and willingness to lend a helping hand
An executive order from President Trump prohibits transgender girls in school sports. But in Vermont, it’s illegal to deny them equal opportunities.
For Valentine’s Day, a South Burlington animal shelter is raising money by writing your former lover’s name on a cat litter box or dog poop bag.
Legislators showed little interest on Thursday in supporting the push for a second constitutional convention, saying it’s backed by right-wing groups
In this theme issue, ‘Seven Days’ explores love’s many forms. Stories cover sex ed for seniors, queer joy, platonic intimacy and Instagram-worthy wedding cakes.
Host Jenna Emerson covers a range of topics, from sexual mythbusting and modern sexuality to online dating and spicing up long-term relationships.
Faced with closing its main galleries to refinish the floors, exhibition manager Sam Eckert curated a group show that runs through AVA’s whole building.
Two powerful Oscar-nominated dramas, one from an Iranian dissident filmmaker and one based on Colson Whitehead’s acclaimed novel, examine systemic injustice.
A bestie struggles to feign interest in her pal’s excessive baby talk. Here’s advice for navigating major life changes in a longtime friendship.
In addition to The Brutalist, 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.
Education Secretary Zoie Saunders said the move would increase efficiency. Critics, though, argue it would concentrate too much power within the agency.
A fixture behind the soundboard at Nectar’s in Burlington, the surly Russian built a reputation as one of the area’s finest sound engineers.
The sweeping cutbacks to the $40 billion international development agency hit many contractors in Vermont. Many believe the jobs are permanently gone.
With DIY jewelry-making workshops and private bridal consultations, the boutique helps wedding parties accessorize for the big day.
Sarah Diedrick explores how modern friendships are reshaping what it means to be platonic — signaling a new frontier for relationships.
Take a Nordic skating trip on Lake Champlain with a farmer who spends the winter in search of wild ice. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The largest folk music conference in the world offers musicians a chance to compare notes on a wide-ranging and changing industry.
Punch, party sandwiches and a play — unrehearsed and kept secret until members see their playbill — are among the charming quirks of this beloved social club.
St. Johnsbury’s Catamount Arts features “I am___: Portraits Illuminating Identity,” a series taken at drag events at a volatile time for the LGBTQ+ community.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Borrowing the words of Aquarian author Virginia Woolf, I’ve prepared a love note for you to use as your own. Feel…
The Enosburgh progressive metal duo continues its rotating-bassist project with a new album of dense and atmospheric instrumental jams.
From takedowns of sports team mascots to calling out clueless questions about spirit animals, four Indigenous comedians riff on life on and off the rez.
Valentine’s Day notes of affection, gratitude and admiration from Seven Days Readers
Together for 67 years, the Waterbury High School sweethearts eloped when she was 19 and he 22. Alzheimer’s has stolen her personality but not their romance.
The popular 2012 play is a dynamo of a farce, spewing gags like a spinning turbine. Vermont Stage’s production is nonstop comedy.
The Teddy Bear Project, an endeavor of South Burlington resident Nina Meyerhof, will provide hundreds of stuffed animals to children affected by the recent disaster.
‘Seven Days’ will no longer publish an ‘X Post of the Week’ about Vermont. Deputy publisher Cathy Resmer explains why — and introduces a new feature.
Wake Up, Dems [Re Feedback: “Rodgers Rules,” February 5]: Reading all the letters to the editor about the cover story “Man at Work” [January 22],…
A Westport, N.Y., tire shop’s roadside signs in Vermont are riling locals who say they are illegal eyesores. The state agrees.
A smash burger pop-up that started at the Waterbury Farmers Market last spring found a home for its fast-food classics in the Mad River Valley’s newest live music venue.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the wild and wacky Artful Ice Shanties at Retreat Farm in Brattleboro.
