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Thursday, August 1, 2013
Burlington / News This Week's Issue: The 2013 Daysies
Posted
By Paul Heintz
on Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 8:17 AM
Admit it. You've been waiting all year to find out whether Piecasso Pizzeria & Lounge would overtake Positive Pie. Whether Healthy Living Market would defeat City Market. And whether any local news anchor has what it takes to pull perennial fave Darren Perron off the winner's podium.
That's right. The 2013 Daysies are here — in this week's whopping, 152-page print edition of Seven Days. And that's not all.
In other news this week...
- Radical leftist Rachel Siegel wants her fellow Burlington City councilors to talk about racism, sexism and gun control. But will they listen?
- Twenty-one months and $700,000 later, Burlington's new accounting system still isn't fully functional. According to one city councilor, that's leaving the Queen City "flying blind."
- And in this week's Fair Game: Vermont media outlets could soon receive a $2.3 million stimulus, thanks to Obamacare; lefties go nuts after Howard Dean pens an anti-death-panel op-ed; and Bill Sorrell and T.J. Donovan may be cruising toward a rematch.
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About The Author
Paul Heintz
Bio:
Paul Heintz was part of the Seven Days news team from 2012 to 2020. He served as political editor and wrote the "Fair Game" political column before becoming a staff writer.
Paul Heintz was part of the Seven Days news team from 2012 to 2020. He served as political editor and wrote the "Fair Game" political column before becoming a staff writer.
