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Discouraging winter forecasts have ski towns on edge. But Vermonters will weather the storms — or lack thereof. Here’s info and inspo for the season ahead.
Vermont’s volunteer backcountry rescuers brave dangerous terrain and bitter cold to bring wayward adventurers home.
The multigenerational coed sled hockey team leans into a thrilling — and inclusive — adaptive sport.
Heating oil and kerosene prices have gone up 80 percent since last year. As winter approaches, many are looking for ways to keep costs down.
The dilapidated log cabin, perhaps the oldest ski lodge in the country, was gradually sinking. It now houses the Middlebury College Alpine ski team.
New sensors could help the winter sports industry and researchers tracking snowfall trends — and what melt means for flooding.
Line dancing, honky-tonk, and Latin and African dance socials are just some of the ways Vermonters will be stepping out over the long winter.
In a show at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, the artist presents photorealistic paintings of marginal landscapes and a suite of new drawings.
In Ludlow and Waitsfield, native Vermonters at the helm of two ski-town spots celebrate local food, love to hit the trails and share an unexpected connection.
Vermont’s volunteer backcountry rescuers brave dangerous terrain and bitter cold to bring wayward adventurers home.
Heating oil and kerosene prices have gone up 80 percent since last year. As winter approaches, many are looking for ways to keep costs down.
New sensors could help the winter sports industry and researchers tracking snowfall trends — and what melt means for flooding.
Seven Days publisher Paula Routly’s life partner, Tim Ashe, just won the election to become Vermont’s new auditor of accounts. Here’s how we’re handling that.
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Vermont’s only Level 1 trauma emergency department treats nearly twice the number of patients it was designed for. Here’s how.
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The multigenerational coed sled hockey team leans into a thrilling — and inclusive — adaptive sport.
The dilapidated log cabin, perhaps the oldest ski lodge in the country, was gradually sinking. It now houses the Middlebury College Alpine ski team.
Owners Ben and Kelee Maddox doubled the footprint of their eclectic Main Street store and café, which has a loyal local clientele, in September.
Line dancing, honky-tonk, and Latin and African dance socials are just some of the ways Vermonters will be stepping out over the long winter.
A contemporary setting revitalizes Molière’s classic ‘Tartuffe’ in Middlebury Acting Company’s funny production.
In a show at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, the artist presents photorealistic paintings of marginal landscapes and a suite of new drawings.
Mark Lorah presents a solo show of playful sculptures and paintings that investigate the structure of the human face.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Lyric Theatre’s ‘Elf the Musical’ at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington.
In Ludlow and Waitsfield, native Vermonters at the helm of two ski-town spots celebrate local food, love to hit the trails and share an unexpected connection.
The state’s first brewpub will close on November 14. In its final days, the pints and memories are flowing, honoring founder Greg Noonan and its current team.
The mobile biz spent four years slinging pies around Vermont, including weekly pop-ups outside Cabot’s multipurpose gathering spot. Now, it will call the Den home.
The café operated for four years in partnership with Two Sons Bakehouse. It will continue to be a cozy daytime eatery that provides job training and good food.
Several of the Queen City’s breakout bands are coming back for blowout homecoming shows, capping one heck of a year for the local music scene.
In Vermont music news: A Waterbury Center music hot spot hits the decade mark, a Jerry Garcia tribute debuts, and Mouse in a Corner collab across the country.
The live album’s 14 songs retain the openheartedness and inner-child wonder that adulthood so often asks us to surrender.
Writer-director Takashi Yamazaki’s sequel to Oscar-winning ‘Godzilla Minus One’ has twice the monsters but packs less of an emotional punch.
In addition to ‘How To Rob A Bank’ 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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Flying solo on Turkey Day doesn’t have to be a bummer. Here’s advice for picking your own holiday adventure — while still connecting with friends and family.
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