Champion of the integration of computers into classrooms loved learning and sharing the world’s wonders with others
A spokesperson for the governor said he does not support enabling the Vermont National Guard “for the mission as it is currently articulated.”
After closing for the summer in June, the iconic Burlington nightclub will not reopen, according to sources within the company.
The cuts represent the health network’s latest step to reduce its spending in the face of increasing pressure from regulators and the public.
Known for her radiant spirit, longtime City Market manager thrived on problem-solving and led with deep empathy
Psychiatrist’s career was defined by his commitment to treating major mental illness
Educator and founder of the Machia Wilderness Camp in Milton, Vt., embodied the independent spirit of true rural Vermont
Armand F. Bergeron passed away peacefully with his children nearby on July 22, 2025. Dad touched the lives of so many while enriching the world…
Engineer and woodworker made numerous contributions to his Waitsfield community through his volunteer efforts
Corrections Commissioner Nick Deml will leave his post, and the governor has named former Burlington police chief Jon Murad as the prison system’s interim leader.
Beloved musician, librarian, DJ and host of radio show All the Traditions made a lasting impact on the music and culture of Vermont
Artist, activist, therapist and visionary lived a life committed to exploration
Nurse and lifelong learner found happiness in caring for others, designing and making clothes and Irish music
Champlain College professor inspired numerous future educators
Teacher and principal was grateful for every day and is remembered for her kindness and integrity
Educator, counselor and Episcopal deacon was plaintiff in the landmark suit that recognized civil unions
Motivational speaker and athlete loved hunting, fishing and anything that someone said he couldn’t do
In Sharing in the Groove, author Mike Ayers traces the history of the jam band scene that roared out of the 1990s, including Burlington’s role in it.
This summer’s exhibition at the Glover museum includes mundane stains and ones loaded with meaning, from storied wedding dresses to effusography.
LEO (Jul. 23-Aug. 22): I predict that your imminent future will be a ticklish and tricky but ultimately uplifting masterpiece. It will feature guest appearances…
The almost-solo show presents deeply personal, emotionally complex works by Niki Frankenstein, supported by paintings by Jim DuVal and Dierdra Tara Michelle.
The social club in Burlington’s New North End has become a heavy music haven. Plus, Southern Vermont Arts Center launches a new live music summer series.
Understanding our purpose and communing with the dead are intrinsic desires. Vermont psychics tap into the metaphysical world, delivering messages from beyond.
More than two decades after the long-running ApGap commuter van was retired, some of its passengers became good friends and have remained connected.
Patrick Schlott has installed three RandTel phones — in Randolph, North Tunbridge and Thetford. It’s an old-school way to connect in our digital age.
In roles from artist to nonprofit leader to high school track coach, Suter’s big heart, ability to listen and strong sense of social justice created community.
One half of Vermont pop duo Luminous Crush, eclectic songwriter Bay Campbell delivers a record as varied as anything from her vast canon.
A man wants to honor his childhood best friend, but things are complicated. Here’s advice for paying respects when a relationship has become distant or tangled.
Ari Aster’s disorienting dark comedy captures 2020’s moment of cultural ferment when it’s still too soon to feel like we have a handle on it.
For Seven Days‘ Connections Issue, publisher Paula Routly remembers the late Ruth Furman, who regularly mailed in handwritten letters to the editor.
In addition to F1: The Movie, 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.
Seven Days has never attempted a theme issue quite like this one. No matter what you’re into, we hope you’ll find something to connect with.
The group promotes respectful discussions between people of differing political stripes. Members who identify as red, blue and purple answered our questions.
Slated to open at Leddy Park this fall, the Burlington Bike Park started as one cyclist’s dream, but he soon found a large coalition that backed the idea.
The longtime star, known for his roles in “Mad About You” and “Stranger Things,” returns to his comedic roots with a performance at Paramount Theatre.
Brattleboro entrepreneur Darren Mark’s meditative startup app wordlessly connects people with good vibrations.
The Queen City social club has seen remarkable growth in membership in recent years, establishing itself as a vital link in the New North End.
Awakened: a journey in poetry and photos chronicles how Julia Skonicki connected with nature by turning to poetry and photography as a way to navigate her experience with cancer.
A Short-Term Rental Is ‘Not a Home’ [Re “Burlington Short-Term Rental Fight Will Continue in Environmental Court,” June 10]: So, once again, a group of…
Mark Daly’s revamped pop band thrilled the singer’s hometown crowd at the 46th annual edition of the Middlebury music fest.
The program’s new website, which allows profiles to be more expansive and intricate, will better meet the changing needs of farm seekers and property owners.
Louie and Max Orleans of the South End Get Down have a new gig connecting food trucks with events full of hungry people — and it’s a hit for small businesses.
The concession stand on the city’s biggest beach has a “fresh vibe,” owner Sandi Pasagic said, with huli huli chicken tacos, poke bowls and tropical drinks.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the Vermont Fairy Festival at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro.
