In October 2021, the world lost our beloved Arthur, the unofficial “mayor of Burlington.” On June 11, we will gather at Foam Brewers, from 10…
Longtime educator loved her family fiercely and had an unwavering commitment to her faith
Pine Island bandmate was a sensitive and articulate artist
Civic-minded Vermonter was a thoughtful mom, homemaker and volunteer
Sweat poured down from my brow as I twisted my torso back and forth to the rhythm of the music in my headphones. I was…
Richard A. Wilbert Sr. of Burlington, Vt., passed on May 21, 2022. Funeral to be held at St. Joseph’s Cemetery on June 10, 2022, at…
Colchester man held many occupations and dove deeply into his hobbies
Join us in celebrating the life of Linda Cummings Deliduka (August 21, 1942-March 10, 2021). Linda was adamant she wanted an event when people would…
Beloved teacher, friend and family member remains a shining light to others
Dear Reverend, I have a brother who is approaching 65 who uses drugs and alcohol daily. I don’t know if he’s ever had a job…
Corey Parent loves nearly everything about representing Franklin County in the Vermont Senate. The Republican from St. Albans enjoys the collegial atmosphere at the Statehouse,…
Singer-songwriter Beck once compared time to a piece of wax falling on a termite that’s choking on splinters, but I occasionally find time handy to…
(Self-released, digital) I’ve been having a recurring dream about a former roommate for years now. He died not long after he moved out, but I…
A Passable Man, South Burlington poet Ralph Culver’s first full-length collection, ranges widely in style and subject matter. Published by MadHat Press, the book brings…
(Self-released, digital) I have seldom had a more engrossing experience reviewing an album than I did with Camden Joy’s latest offering, Rerouting. The project is…
GEMINI (May 21-Jun. 20): “Reality is not simply there; it does not simply exist,” claimed author Paul Celan. “It must be sought out and won.”…
Rhino Foods, which makes cookie dough and other fillings for ice cream, has long sought to be welcoming to workers. The company has made it…
This Thursday is the deadline for major-party candidates to secure a spot on the ballot in Vermont’s August 9 primary elections. There was a monthlong…
Toon Tweak? While you’re making changes to the Fun Stuff section, please consider switching the positions of “This Modern World,” which would benefit from being…
With masked faces, the cast and crew of the original musical comedy Halfway There circled up for rehearsal in a multipurpose room at Montpelier’s Bethany…
At a meeting in mayor Bernie Sanders’ office in the mid-1980s, city officials were discussing the Burlington waterfront. The city owned almost no land at…
A new exhibition at Studio Place Arts in Barre might mess with your brain. Titled “Now You See It,” it features art that “plays with…
In addition to The Northman, 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.
CinemaScore is a company that polls ticket buyers on opening night to find out if a given film has mass appeal. Men, the latest from…
Braeden Stevens was a sophomore at Milton High School when he learned about the Burlington Technical Center’s aviation and aerospace technology program, the only one…
The Parkway Diner is back and bustling. After a closure of almost two years, servers are once again pouring endless streams of coffee into thick…
What makes brunch brunch? For me, it’s the drinks. Without booze, a midmorning meal is just breakfast. And the more beverages, the better. When I…
If the restaurant thing doesn’t work out for wit & grit. co-owners Hannah Arias and Ericka Grygowski, they may have a future in improv comedy….
Katie Spring and Edge Fuentes of Good Heart Farmstead will open a new farm store and café on Saturday, May 28, in the space previously…
After 20 years of brewing at 160 Flynn Avenue in Burlington’s South End, Switchback Brewing has bought its building, taproom manager Sarah Diaz said. The…
Scout owner Andy Burke has had his eye on the former frozen yogurt shop next to New World Tortilla at 696 Pine Street for a…
South Burlington middle school teacher Greg Wolf has been doing demonstrations to illustrate scientific principles to his students for more than 30 years. But now,…
Summer is right around the corner 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 an Ancestral Communal Listening Experience led by Burlington Discover Jazz Festival curator Michael Mwenso.
