On a cloudy Tuesday evening in early September, Liz Derry walked down Cross Parkway in Burlington as her two young kids rode their bikes up…
David Jaacks, a Springfield entrepreneur with a degree in architecture, hopes to transform the way the world lives with an expandable steel-frame cabin that can…
Vermont dentist lived a purposeful life of service
Woodbury craftsman was internationally known for making Windsor chairs
Barre native created magic for herself and those she loved
Talented weaver, painter and metal artist dedicated her life to the arts
Way back in 1997, Burlington’s most famous musical export, Phish, created the WaterWheel Foundation. The nonprofit organization serves to oversee the jam band’s various charitable…
As I stood on the roof of the studio, overlooking a sun-kissed vista of Burlington, I watched the light turn to crimson on the steel…
When Sarah Spencer asks her wine-sipping customers at Vermont Chalky Paint to “show your jugs,” she’s not being saucy or inappropriate. She just wants to…
When Suleiman “Sule” Kangangi, a professional cyclist from Kenya, began the 59-mile Vermont Overland gravel race in West Windsor on the morning of August 27,…
Drawings and paintings by a young artist from New York City inject a slice of urban life at Kishka Gallery & Library in White River…
Writing about the annual Art at the Kent exhibition is both a pleasure and an exercise in frustration: the former because every bit of art…
In 2020, as COVID-19 shuttered businesses and forced millions out of work, the federal government flooded states with funds to set up new unemployment programs….
In 2007, Paul Zlotoff bought 180 acres in South Hero with an RV park, a marina, a defunct convenience store and a farmhouse that belonged…
If you could spend a small pot of cash on anything you wanted, what would you choose? Some might splurge on new clothes or a…
Sarah Paquette, a mother of three, loves everything about Ripton Elementary School. She’s grateful for the individual attention her two sons have gotten from teachers…
new in theaters DON’T WORRY DARLING: In the 1950s, a homemaker (Florence Pugh) begins to suspect there’s something wrong with the utopian community where she…
Ad Crossed the Line I understand that Seven Days does not assess or evaluate the content of the paid political advertising that it publishes. Yet…
(Mack Avenue Records/Brother Mister Productions, CD, digital, vinyl) A woman I know who does STEM outreach with girls told me that something happens to them…
From his home in Ripton, elevation 1,680 feet, author Bill McKibben keeps an eye on the Vermont media, on occasion emailing words of encouragement to…
(Self-released, digital) Central Vermont rapper Robscure came up under the tutelage of the Boomslang crew (RIP, JL) and has since grown into a force of…
STATE OF VERMONT VERMONT SUPERIOR COURT CALEDONIA UNIT, CIVIL DIVISION DOCKET NO: 212-9-19 CACV PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION v. JILLIAN M. DARGIE A/K/A JILLIAN MARIE DARGIE…
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep. 22) “Love your mistakes and foibles,” Virgo astrologer William Sebrans advises his fellow Virgos. “They aren’t going away. And it’s your calling…
Burlington is the place to be for Vermont bibliophiles this weekend. Running Friday through Sunday, September 23 through 25, the first-ever Green Mountain Book Festival…
Dear Reverend, My father passed away in January. My mother has already gotten involved in a relationship with a man who was good friends with…
In October 2020, Burlington city leaders switched on a pulsating water splash pad and declared City Hall Park reborn. Doreen Kraft, executive director of Burlington…
In the back of a freezer at his St. Albans home, nestled near trays of homemade moussaka and dozens of containers of garden tomato sauce,…
I love an impromptu dinner party. Planned in little time, they’re often low-key; I throw together whatever’s in the fridge, chill a fun bottle of…
Chittenden County’s newest Indian restaurant is taking a different approach: It’s entirely vegetarian. Namaste Garden will open at 34 Park Street in Essex Junction on…
Middlebury’s creemee drought ended last month when ShireTown Marketplace opened its walk-up window on August 19, serving cones and cups of classic vanilla, chocolate and twist. “We anticipated it being busy, but nothing like what we actually saw,” owner Kevin Archambeault said. “We kind of got it handed to us on the first day.” Now,…
Jiminy Cricket! Sunday, September 25 First Congregational Church of Essex Junction continues its Community Concerts @ First series with an appearance by folk act Cricket…
