For nearly two decades, Jan Schultz pushed local leaders to improve the efficiency of Burlington’s wood-fired electricity plant. A retired software engineer who served on…
Artist, musician and storyteller lived a life of love and creativity
Vermont State University would cut 10 academic programs and eliminate as many as 33 full-time faculty positions under a new cost-cutting plan that administrators proposed…
Richmond woman traveled extensively, loved all animals and cared for many loved ones throughout her life
Native New Yorker had an immeasurable impact on the lives of the countless children she taught
With a career in the banking industry, former Vermonter viewed commercial and cultural exchange as a pathway to world peace
Burlington man’s greatest passion was serving as an Episcopal priest
Woman of determination and compassion leaves behind a legacy of love and service
Philanthropist and benefactor of the McClure Miller Respite House is remembered for her goodness, generosity and humility
The University of Vermont launched its studio art program in 1924 and opened the Fleming Museum of Art on campus in 1931. Yet the museum…
Everyone’s Problem Nancy Berger’s letter [Feedback: “Welcome All Freeloaders,” September 20] tries to place blame for Burlington’s rise in drug and homelessness problems on the…
Netflix may put out a lot of cookie-cutter content, but the streaming service is also still angling for awards. Witness El Conde (“The Count”), the…
In addition to Barbie, 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.
Barre artist Fred Swan’s paintings of the New England countryside often evoke a common reaction: “Oh, I know where that is!” Swan has painted real…
Essex Junction resident David Spargo claims to know every five-letter word in the dictionary. Prompt him with a set of letters, and he can recall…
No, this isn’t a lost episode of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.” But if you love the story of a ragtag crew of friends rolling…
Middlebury College professor Rebecca Ayako Bennette thinks history has a public relations problem. Since 2008, the number of undergraduates receiving degrees in history has fallen…
(Self-released, digital) Of the many things to love about tip/toe’s new album, its title is one of the best — and most revealing. By declaring…
At first it seemed like Mali Obomsawin just wanted to talk about her music. But the award-winning bassist, composer and singer-songwriter is also a community…
(Self-released, digital) Florida native Kristian Montgomery settled easily into Vermont life when he moved here in 2020, making a happy home in Wallingford complete with…
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On Saturday, September 30, the Vermont Symphony Orchestra will perform under the baton of its first new music director in more than two decades: Andrew…
Ashley Hostetter took a deep breath and opened the box. Months had passed since she looked inside, but she knew its contents intimately. An impossibly…
Dear Reverend, I’m from the South, but I moved to Vermont in the spring and share an apartment with two Vermonters. I’m already freezing, but…
At 5:15 a.m. on a Sunday morning in June, about 150 people staying at an adult-only campground in Stannard awoke to the sound of rapid…
Twenty-year-old Angus Montgomery started delivering mail to the City-5 route in Montpelier on September 2. He took over the route from his dad, Craig Montgomery,…
LIBRA (Sep. 23-Oct. 22): If you have ever contemplated launching a career as a spy, the coming months will be a favorable time to do…
Eight days before she was to deliver the headliner address opening Burlington’s Green Mountain Book Festival, Alison Bechdel confessed that she was still trying to…
Most people associate Burton Snowboards with northern Vermont. The company has been headquartered in Burlington for decades and has strong connections to Stowe. But a…
Feel that crisp air creeping in? Smell all that pumpkin crap? Summer is dead, people — long live the spooky season. And, just as all…
I got an email from a Burlington business owner thanking Seven Days for last week’s story about Wayne Savage, a freelance photographer who has spent…
Al fresco diners on Burlington’s lower Church Street scattered one evening in August when gunfire erupted at an apartment house across the street. The cops…
Before I even took my first bite of Namaste Kitchen’s chile momos back in 2022, I knew the dish was something special. I’d come across…
After two years of selling empanadas at pop-ups and farmers markets, Paprika Catering is going brick-and-mortar in Waterbury. Jacqueline de Achaval and Jennifer McCabe-de Achaval…
Appalachian Gap Distillery cofounders Lars Hubbard and Chuck Burkins sold majority ownership of their Middlebury distillery to longtime employee Will Drucker in July. The pair…
Former ski instructor and restaurateur had a longtime association with Smugglers’ Notch, where she became known as Princess Vera
Former Vermont Citizen of the Year shared 62 years of marriage and raised seven children
Father and husband shared his intelligence, curiosity, love for Broadway and social work skills to leave the world a better place
Teacher, poet and artist never stopped dreaming, imagining and connecting others
The founders of Citizen Cider made a clear distinction when they launched their first alcoholic beverage a dozen years ago: They weren’t a beer company,…
The days are getting shorter, but there’s no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We’ve compiled seven must-do events, including a performance by Grammy-nominated rocker Amythyst Kiah at Vermont State University-Johnson’s Dibden Center for the Arts.
Bright light in the entertainment world had an uncanny ability to befriend people and always put others first
The family of Dean Corren invites you to join them to honor his life on Sunday October 8, 2023. The service will begin at 11…
Psychologist and Buddhist practitioner was a friend to the friendless, champion of the disenfranchised and patron saint to the lonely
Writer and lifelong lover of books was a founding member of the Vermont Antiquarian Booksellers Association
Family remembers their beloved Holly
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