An accident and near bankruptcy forced the Greensboro youth circus to cancel its signature event this summer, raising questions about its long-term viability.
Just two years ago, lawmakers approved tougher development rules for rural areas. Facing harsh backlash and potential political fallout, they’re changing course.
Schools and employers are feeling the impact of the Trump administration’s crackdown on refugee resettlement.
The hand-printed religious treatise written in old biblical Latin was originally published in 1494. It will be on display at the Fletcher Free Library until May 24.
Rick Woods, Seven Days’ first salesman and general manager, died on April 13. Publisher Paula Routly reflects on his lasting influence at the paper.
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The retired superstar is helping to raise funds for a Jamaican school damaged by Hurricane Melissa.
Sharon Darrow of Sutton edited the collection, which emerged from a local workshop and launches on Saturday with an evening of readings in St. Johnsbury.
Led by Italian director Filippo Ciabatti, the ensemble will sing works by the form’s most prominent practitioners at two concerts this weekend.
Crafters knit, weave, sew, crochet and raise funds for food insecurity in a nationwide knit-a-thon. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The Burlington illustrator shares her thoughts in ‘The Cloud Report,’ a monthly zine that has gone viral, bringing the Old North End to subscribers worldwide.
The institution debuts “Gallery Spotlight” to bring 19th-century works down from the rafters and into better public view, starting with two by Jervis McEntee.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including slopeside spring tradition Tailgate Party at Jay Peak.
Despite dire bee die-offs, Curtis Mraz has stepped up at his family’s legacy Middlebury biz. Honey and apitherapy sales will help support a new HQ in New Haven.
The family-run spot bakes fresh doughnuts, bagels and filled croissants. Lynn Orton plans to hire people with special abilities like her son, who works with her.
Chef Jason Evans has moved his mobile barbecue biz from Rutland to Chittenden County. He serves Texas- and Kansas City-style smoked meats with scratch sides.
The pastry chef and former bakery owner won ‘Sugar Rush’ with a purple octopus cake. As of March, she crafts whimsical cakes plus classics in Waterbury Center.
The Burlington indie-rock outfit made it through an apartment fire to record its best album to date, ‘Two Wheels Move the Soul.’
It’s a hot week for new Vermont releases, including tracks by Garbus, Wagner, Marcie Hernandez, Julia Randall and Deerest.
A roundup of some of the area’s latest releases, including albums from Daffodil-11, english major and Bonji.
Steven Soderbergh’s latest is an engrossing two-hander drama about a failed artist hired to forge the work of the washed-up idol who once inspired her.
In addition to Normal 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.
AI is becoming part of our reality, whether we like it or not. Research into AI addiction is is underway, and several resources already exist that can help.
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Editor and publisher of the Bridge newspaper in Montpelier combined sheer determination with an insightful editorial approach
Montgomery resident was a dog lover, cookbook collector, and global leader for social justice and person-centered public health
Passionate landscaper, mountain biker and dedicated coach found his “tribe” through his love of basketball
Banking professional, lover of music and avid outdoorsman was defined by devotion to his family and service to his community
Matriarch spent 100 summers on Malletts Bay, happily surrounded by her family
Burlington woman loved traveling and big adventures and worked to help shape the city she loved
One of Seven Days’ first employees found his happy places outdoors and was fed by a lifelong love of music
Reporter, editor, photojournalist and ceramic artist traveled the world exploring the complexities of the human condition
Family, friends and colleagues gather to honor pioneering sports medicine researcher
Tom’s Celebration of Life April 25, 2026, 1-5 p.m., at the Worthen Library in South Hero, Vt. Come and celebrate the crazy life of Tom Wolenc. If you have photos to share, please make a copy. I would love stories written down for memories. Light snacks provided.
Proud father, professor and accomplished animator had an enduring commitment to creativity and nurturing the next generation
Williston woman believed in finding the good in every situation and making life brighter for those around her
Longtime GE designer held multiple patents and was awarded for his work with the MathCounts program in Vermont schools
Woodcraft and design professional was “king of the barbecue, kitchen and espresso machine” and transformed his backyard into a tiny orchard
Lifelong learner, lover of travel and former Peace Corps volunteer turned happenstance meetings into lifelong friendships
St. George woman loved caring for her cats, feeding wild animals and meeting people while driving a Burlington city bus
Professor was a founding member of the psychology department at Saint Michael’s College
Family and friends celebrate the life of U.S. Air Force veteran, well-loved school bus driver and active resident of Jericho
Burlington native dedicated herself to raising her family
