Vermont’s dairy sector continues to struggle, but at the century-old family farm in Weybridge — now the state’s largest milk bottler — a fourth generation rises.
A brother and sister of Ecuadorian descent lived and died together.
The city’s firefighters think eliminating a rule that they live within five miles of the station would help recruitment. Those opposed worry about backup if there were a big blaze.
The property, which includes an indoor athletic field that’s connected to the main house by an underground tunnel, was previously listed for sale at about $16 million.
Deputy publisher Cathy Resmer was invited to talk about Seven Days’ Good Citizen Challenge at a national news summit in Pittsburgh.
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The team’s first season has been a smashing success, including sold-out home games and a trip to the finals next weekend.
After more than 80 years, the themes of power, mortality and legacy in Eugène Ionescu’s absurdist dramedy still resonate today.
Floating in a make-believe Broadway, the revival of resident playwright Theresa Rebeck’s 2008 hit play is still snappy, hilarious and unpredictable.
The author’s “novel in stories” follows the ordinary yet extraordinary lives of the residents of a fictional Vermont village.
Ten current sculpture professors install indoor and outdoor sculptures that respond to modernism’s ideals, forms and failings.
In “Phase Change,” the Montpelier artist considers the wilting process through delicate drawings of daffodils, abstract studies and a large-scale installation.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including ’90s megastars Big Head Todd & the Monsters at the WhistlePig Pavilion in Stowe.
At Two Bistro & Café in the Upper Valley, Paula Fernandes and Adrian Abate serve up Brazilian pastries by morning and Argentinean meats into the evening.
Part speakeasy, part family-friendly restaurant, the new tenant of the downstairs space that was Bar Antidote will serve familiar favorites and martini flights.
Andy Wohl, who owns food biz Off the Hook at South Mountain Tavern, is opening a dual-purpose shop down the block using beans from Little Seed Coffee Roasters.
After decades in the music business, the Vermont singer-songwriter has combined his many musical modes into a career that defies easy categorization.
In Vermont music news: Massachusetts announces Noah Kahan Day; Dari Bay play a hometown show; and Lillian Leadbetter and Tom Pearo release new music.
Blues masters and old friends, two artists join forces for a new LP celebrating the music of overlooked singers from soul music’s heyday.
Comedian John Early wrote, directed and plays the title character, a food content creator struggling with an eating disorder, in this tonally complex film.
In addition to ‘The Odyssey,’ 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.
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Cofounder of Central Vermont Montessori carried her foundational roots of family and spirituality with her throughout her full life
Surgeon, veteran and volunteer was an active member of his church and a 22-year guide at the Shelburne Museum
Family and friends celebrate the life of the “keeper of the garden”
Shelburne gathering celebrates the life of beloved musician who was passionate about keeping traditional blues alive
Professor taught more than 20,000 students at UVM and believed he never grew old while he was teaching
Burlington woman devoted her life to working people of all ages and was always grateful for family
Veteran was deeply invested in his community, loved people and always had a story to tell
A memorial Mass will be held for Peter Thomas McCaffrey on August 23, 2026, beginning at 9:30 a.m., at Christ the King Church, 136 Locust St., Burlington.
Lover of life and family charmed every room with his smile, jokes and dapper style
Teacher, researcher and administrator at Saint Michael’s College for 27 years was a dedicated member of his church and community
Friends, neighbors, former colleagues and coworkers celebrate chef, restaurateur, adventurer and vintage-motorcycle enthusiast
Engineer and teacher loved John Deere tractors, model trains, and making cider from his apple and pear orchard
Former Danville resident had a huge heart and loved outdoor activities, exploring the world and all animals
Enthusiastic sports fan and driver for Benways Taxi for nearly 40 years touched lives with his kindness and generosity
Family and friends celebrate beloved and devoted father, son, brother and great friend
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