Addison man shared his vast knowledge and deep passion for classical music with all who crossed his path
Social butterfly had a passion for people and service and volunteered into her eighties
Williston resident loved her family, her cats and her beautifully kept yard
Protesters at two different marches expressed dissatisfaction with the agenda espoused by President Donald Trump’s administration.
Underhill resident worked tirelessly as a nurse devoted to obstetric care
Teacher and former principal at several area schools appreciated working with middle school students
Elliot Sion, a former Honey Road chef, will share his heritage through shawarma and falafel at his new Old North End restaurant, starting with takeout only.
Why settle for ordinary exercise? In search of an out-of-the-box fitness class, a reporter tries restorative yoga, sword fighting and waltzing.
Vermonters under 30 are embracing mocktails and opting for sober night life. They’re concerned about mental health and avoiding hangovers.
Burlington mourns the passing of a legendary soundman. Plus, new music from Eastern Mountain Time and the monthly Jazz at the Lantern series in Stowe returns.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): During the next three weeks, doing the same old things and thinking the same old thoughts are strongly discouraged. For the…
The designer’s popular Lindal sweater uses yarn manufactured in White River Junction. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Slipped up on your New Year’s resolutions? Don’t sweat it. Turn to the Wellness Issue for health tips, news and inspiration.
The Burlington singer-songwriter and keyboardist drops a concept album decades in the making, backed by a bevy of local talent.
New mom and cartoonist Kristen Shull illustrates the pressures — both self-imposed and societal — to shed that baby weight.
The San Francisco electronic music producer and vibe merchant returns with an EP chock-full of meditative sounds and relaxing beats.
The Brattleboro Retreat podcast pairs a therapist and a journalist to look at mental health issues from both clinical and lived perspectives.
The system, purchased with a donation from the Cairns family, has aided people with neurological conditions such as strokes and brain injuries.
The number of dispensaries that supply only medical cannabis is dwindling, as are the ranks of patients. The state will soon allow recreational shops to serve patients.
While trying to overcome an obstacle in her fitness routine, Seven Days publisher Paula Routly got injured — in a dressing room.
WTF, Burlington? [Re “Mayor Mulvaney-Stanak Will Prescreen Police Press Releases,” January 9, online]: I’m just checking in from central Vermont: Has everyone in Burlington completely…
A spouse is notably cool with her husband after spending time with a therapist friend. Here’s how to address the change of attitude.
Charles Light has been drawing crowds with his doc about 50 years at sister communes in Vermont and Massachusetts, featuring a wealth of archival footage.
The artist, who leads UVM’s Plant Machine Design Group, brings together different aspects of a three-year project teaching an AI how to heal leaves.
Melissa Houser founded All Brains Belong, a nonprofit medical practice in Montpelier that provides patients with health care, education and social connections.
In addition to The Last Showgirl, 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.
The Richmond musician sees parallels in the story of Vermont revolutionary Matthew Lyon, who was jailed by the president, with today’s charged political landscape.
Sadie Goldfarb has upped the Vermont agency’s online game, transforming its feeds into fun and informative destination scrolling for wellness tips.
After five novels about neurological conditions, the Still Alice author pens an empathetic portrayal of life with mental illness in More or Less Maddy.
Jasmine Parsia and Viscaya Wagner present sculptures and prints that illuminate their processes and techniques; the work is easy but not simple.
Suzanne Podhaizer always thought she had a healthy diet. But a cancer diagnosis forced her to reexamine her relationship to food.
There’s nothing like a hearty lunch after exploring snowy trails. Hot soup and DIY grilled cheese hit the spot at the latest stop in our inn-focused series.
Brian Eckert has left the city’s only brewery, which he started in 2014. The remaining owners said they are committed to the business and to its taproom.
Now called Old Town Café & Comics, the Taft Corners café is open with Vermont Artisan Coffee & Tea and Miss Weinerz doughnuts. A full menu is coming soon.
Linda and Ron Frey and their daughter, Erica Hayes, will open a smaller version of their popular Erica’s American Diner, which closed in Fairfax in July.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including electric tribute band Almost Queen at the Paramount Theatre in Rutland.
