Vermonters like to hit the bottle, which leads to hundreds of premature deaths annually. As health concerns mount, new efforts aim to curb consumption.
The talented pastry chef was a whiz with croissants and kouign amanns. He’ll be remembered for the humor and generous spirit he shared with the community.
The London-born jazz artist and composer will guide the programming for this year’s festival, which runs from June 4 to 8.
At the age of 50, physician achieved her long-awaited dream of becoming a doctor
Devoted father was also a teacher, mentor and a kind ear for the many children he worked with at Howard Center
Lifelong explorer was always compassionate and generous, and flowers, dropjes and coffee were her trademarks
“A person with a golden heart is filled with love and likes to see something that he starts completed and well done.”- Harold Klemp
Avid gardener, reader and pickleball enthusiast was active in numerous community groups
Private pilot was a natural in the air but was also in his element boating and sailing on Lake Champlain
South Burlington woman lived by her “3 C’s” of marriage: commit, communicate, compromise
Avid skier, sailor and strong advocate for the environment believed in being active for change in the world
Friends and loved ones remember accomplished teacher-scholar
Former Orwell resident continues to inspire with his spirit of learning, debate and kindness
“Old soul” approached life with humor, wit, empathy and an arsenal of relevant film references
Marlene Tromp, the 28th UVM president, pledged to work collaboratively with union members and the community to guide UVM in a time of upheaval in higher ed.
Former director of nursing, active volunteer and mother of 10 children had a special gift of stretching a meal to include an unexpected guest
Longtime former owner of Kamuda’s Country Market in Pittsford was a dependable staple of the community
Gifted salesperson had a rare gift of becoming instant friends with almost everybody he met
It’s not always feasible to give cash to all the folks in need, but there are other ways to turn care into action. Here’s advice on donating and volunteering.
The comedian is full of tough love and all about laughing through pain, as she spelled out in her memoir, Leslie F*cking Jones.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Coast redwoods are the tallest trees on the planet. If, Goddess forbid, lumber harvesters cut down one of these beauties, it…
Programs that help renters, homebuyers and landlords are among those targeted by Elon Musk’s new federal department. That could have an outsize effect on Vermont.
The Italian opera star performs every role in a unique production composed of fragments of 16th-century Hamlet operas and other Baroque music.
In this week’s music news: Bennington’s Black Music Division celebrates 50 years; Epsilon Spires hosts Ben Richter; JB Ledoux launches an experimental label.
The gallery marks 25 years with “Silver Lining,” a varied, future-focused group show that’s a sparkly departure from the building’s storied past.
For the first time, Vermont will host the FIRST Robotics New England district tournament ahead of the world championships next month.
Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett star in a self-consciously “adult” film of a type rarely seen these days — an espionage thriller without action heroics.
In addition to The Alto Knights, 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.
Vermont ranks in the top 10 states for per capita alcohol consumption. Seven Days publisher Paula Routly reflects on going sober.
Married artists Shapleigh and Peggy Smith take different approaches in an exhibition of his focused, nearly abstract landscapes and her whimsical sculptures.
Full RFP available at the Town Office & online at https://westfordvt.us/careers-rfps/ The Town of Westford is seeking bids from qualified contractors to repair damage to…
11th Province? Hi, Vermont. Upset Canadian neighbour here. Our best friends just set up a toxic junkyard on their manicured suburban lawn and then demanded…
Canada’s provincial liquor agencies, angered by U.S. bluster, have removed American spirits from their liquor store shelves and canceled orders.
ESSEX WESTFORD EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY UNIFIED UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT #51 ANNUAL MEETING 2025 April 8, 2025, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM The legal voters of the…
As its title suggests, the latest release from Burlington guitar god Bill Mullins’ surf-rock band is effortlessly cool and mesmerizing.
At Cinema for Change, Adam Benay presents The North End Stories, a series of short films about substance use set in Burlington’s North End.
Steeped in the folk-rock milieu of Laurel Canyon in the late ’60s, veteran Burlington group the Arty LaVigne Band are at home on their latest EP.
The characters in this popular diner-set musical with songs by Sara Bareilles may not be deep, but they want the things we love to watch people want.
North-of-the-border sugar makers have a rich history of offering full meals and boisterous hospitality to visitors. Here’s where to sample some maple madness.
With a flock of hoop houses, multigeneration Vermont farmer James Donegan feeds the demand for local, soil-grown, cold-weather salad.
Steve Vazzano and Maria Hill closed their original Barton restaurant after two floods. By late May, they’ll open their new “destination dining” spot in the NEK.
Two exits from Vermont’s restaurant scene: A Williston Road fish-and-chips eatery and a wings restaurant in the Blue Mall on Dorset Street have ended their runs.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the incomparable Fran Lebowitz at Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center in Stowe.
