Former U.S. Army dental surgeon was committed to public and professional service
Vermont College of Fine Arts has joined forces with the California Institute of the Arts to start offering residency programs at the Los Angeles-area school….
Architect and cofounder of Burlington’s Community Sailing Center helped shape the development and landscape of the city and its waterfront
Legendary musician with a remarkable career was never less than completely soulful and heartfelt
Two Chittenden County motels are kicking out their state-sponsored homeless guests next weekend so they can rent rooms to eclipse visitors who can pay premium…
Stowe woman inspired all with her generosity, warmth and joie de vivre
Gov. Phil Scott on Thursday accused legislators of unfairly attacking Zoie Saunders, his choice for Vermont’s next education secretary, amid growing dissent about her appointment…
They’re not on anyone else’s payroll. They’re independent contractors, or gig workers, and their ranks are rising. We profiled six workers who chose the freelance path.
Author and Middlebury College professor Jay Parini, 75, is steeped in the life and work of Robert Frost. Parini spent a quarter century crafting Robert…
Dear Reverend, My partner is from a very Catholic family. Although he doesn’t practice anymore, he grew up going to church and attended Catholic school….
I used to think being a music journalist meant being a cross between an anthropologist and a private eye. Before going to a show or…
Get your audition tapes ready, bands. There are battles to be had! First up is the Jam 4 SlamT1D battle of the bands, a fundraiser…
Retirement is the one time in life when it’s socially acceptable to boast about being unemployed. The problem is, many people assume they’ll never get…
(Self-released, digital) Burlington rock outfit Embers in Umbra are a proud oddity. Few bands in 2024 are devoted to the kind of radio rock that…
‘Farnsworth Is a Hoot’ I want to give a shout-out to Chris Farnsworth and his music reviews, such as [Review This, March 13]. The vast…
(Self-released, cassette, digital) On her new sophomore album, Alas, Burlington’s Lily Seabird brings listeners on a journey through raw human emotion as she blurs the…
The serpentine ravine that bisected Burlington up until the end of the 19th century is the stuff of legend. It’s hard to imagine, but the…
For the real Vermont beyond the tourism brochures, look no further than the documentaries of Bess O’Brien. Red barns and autumn vistas figure in the…
A group of gearheads has created the Vermont Motorsports Hall of Fame to recognize local legends of racing. The new nonprofit officially fires up its…
In addition Love Lies Bleeding, 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.
When April Royan moved her family from Florida to Vermont in 2019, she found herself making all sorts of lifestyle adjustments. She purchased snow gear…
They say two things are inevitable: death and taxes. Seven Days readers can add an item to that list: our annual Money & Retirement Issue,…
In his eighties, Stephen Zeigfinger could be taking it easy, doing whatever he pleases. And actually, he is: For Zeigfinger, “whatever” means making color-drenched abstract…
Vermont Stage has produced the premiere of local playwright Gina Stevensen’s Breakfalls, a show refined in collaboration with the cast and crew over a seven-month…
I’d already sworn it off. Twice. When online sports wagering became legal in Vermont in January, I watched the barrage of advertisements with a mix…
This week’s Seven Days is about money — a subject that for many evokes fear, envy, shame, all the feels. Some people have more than…
The current group exhibition at Mad River Valley Arts in Waitsfield, titled “RISE: Trees, Our Botanical Giants,” offers a visual corollary to the Howard Nemerov…
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): In the coming days, your hunger will be so inexhaustible that you may feel driven to devour extravagant amounts of food…
Jackie Frazier was a student in the first kindergarten class at Roxbury Village School in the early 1980s. She left Vermont to attend college, then…
Imagine if families on Medicaid, which provides health care to low-income people, could invest $3,200 on behalf of each newborn baby and leave the money…
Love has come indoors for the cold season at Isham Family Farm. Six-foot-tall wooden letters spelling out “LOVE,” which grace a small hillside in warmer…
For months, the future of federal farming policy has been the subject of a political stalemate in U.S. Congress. The current Agriculture Improvement Act, commonly…
Abby Temeles and Jacob Shane plan to open a Roman-inspired café called Rogue Rabbit at 9 Center Street in Burlington the weekend of April 6….
The days are getting longer, 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 appearance by Michigan singer-songwriter Elisabeth Pixley-Fink as part of a new concert series at Shelburne’s Bread & Butter Farm.
