Homelessness and urban problems will likely remain prominent in the Queen City for some time. Businesses and residents are seeking ways forward.
The popular three-day event will resume in Woodstock under new leadership in 2025 after this year’s edition was abruptly canceled in April.
Underhill postmaster and passionate gardener worked to promote upward mobility for women through statewide initiatives
Accomplished electrical engineer was also a competitive athlete who enjoyed running, tennis, cross-country skiing and pickleball
Georgia artist founded a company specializing in printed fabric and wallpaper design and production
Pennsylvania native fully embraced her new home in Vermont and made many dear friends
State highway department plowman and mechanic loved to hunt, fish, camp, bowl and tinker with cars
Woman’s social life revolved around her parish, Mercy Association and the board of the Shelburne Historical Society
The city will welcome Burlington native Ilona Maher, a standout star of the 2024 Summer Olympics, with a celebration at Battery Park.
Nurse and lifelong animal advocate raised Siberian huskies
Distinguished U.S. Army veteran passed on his love of learning to his children and grandchildren
Dedicated church volunteer and avid gardener made therapy visits at the UVM Medical Center with her beloved dog, Polar
Longtime teacher was a strong advocate of equality and education for all
Since 2019, the club has been bringing together fire spinners and flow artists. Get the behind-the-scenes story of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
More Than Chittenden County Wow, we don’t need to be reminded again that areas outside Chittenden County barely exist [All the Best, July 31]; we…
While the movie lacks the emotional impact that gives some horror films staying power, its sheer kookiness makes it a fun watch.
In addition to Trap, 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.
This week, the Reverend answers what to do about a boyfriend with a history of fishy behavior and infidelity. Is it worth it to invest time in a bad relationship?
This summer, K-8 students are competing to design a new Election Day sticker as part of Seven Days‘ Good Citizen Challenge.
Resale pop-ups offer an array of styles and price points that appeal to a range of buyers, from college students to locals to visitors ready to spend.
As the climate crisis hits home, a growing number of Vermonters with vulnerable properties are getting caught short when it comes to insurance protection.
The Cooperative Development Institute’s Water Infrastructure Support Program is seeking Statements of Qualifications from qualified engineering firms on behalf of the Westbury Homeowners’ Association, Inc….
The Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival presents “Garland Jeffreys: The King of In Between,” about the underground legend who never achieved stardom.
After a friend died of a drug overdose, the Brandon singer-songwriter has a new song and a show to raise funds for the Turning Point Center of Rutland
The Burlington biz, launched in July, rents out kiddie items — high chairs, strollers, marble runs and Legos — by the day, week and month.
The small Vermont school will establish new BFA and MFA programs for students of Philadelphia’s University of the Arts, which closed suddenly in June.
Channeling vengeful emotions, Plattsburgh rockers balance energy and hooks on an impressive debut. It’s a record full of righteous fury.
“Folklore,” the theme of the fest’s 16th season, explores the influence of folk music on classical compositions. Founder Soovin Kim previews the program.
New Hampshire singer-songwriter Mike Mooney joins forces with Madaila’s Mark Daly for debut LP with songs that range in genre from folk to indie rock.
LEO (Jul. 23-Aug. 22): The coming weeks will be a wonderful time to waste time on the internet. If you are properly aligned with cosmic…
The flower-themed exhibition by Vermont artists Arista Alanis, Megan Bogonovich, Cameron Davis, Pamela Fraser and Wylie Garcia was curated by Kristen Grant.
The Virginia artist is on a mission to paint murals in small towns in all 50 states. Morristown, Vermont, along the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, fit the bill.
Burlington’s wood-fired power generator is on track to lose $8 million this year, and environmental activists say enough is enough.
The longtime brewery in Burlington’s South End expands its beer and food offerings in a big new space, including taps for experimental employee-led Askew Beer.
Lightly tangy, chewy, blistered crusts provide a satisfying base for a range of toppings at the bagel café’s new pizza nights.
The brewery’s full-service restaurant officially rolled out its menu last month. The space now serves mac and cheese burgers and Hawaiian chicken sandwiches.
Swing for the Fences Wednesday 21 The award-winning, seven-piece jazz band Danny Jonokuchi & the Revisionists back a Swing Dance and Jazz Concert at Shelburne Town Hall. With a beginners’ lesson preceding the main event and brassy bops playing all night long, dancers of any experience level can hop, step and rock. To Your Art’s…
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