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Chelsea Edgar
Chelsea Edgar is a staff writer for Seven Days, and has written for BuzzFeed and Philadelphia magazine.
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Imogen Binnie’s Groundbreaking Novel 'Nevada' Has Found a Second Life
Fifteen years ago, when Imogen Binnie started the novel that would become Nevada, she had pink hair and lived with approximately four roommates in…
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Arts + Life
The Conversation Artist: Podcaster Erica Heilman Seeks the Meaning of Life, One Interview at a Time
On her acclaimed podcast "Rumble Strip," Erica Heilman sometimes sounds as if she's calling from a closet in which she has barricaded herself…
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News + Opinion
Motel Owners Are Withholding Security Deposits Meant to Benefit Homeless Tenants
When Brenda Ouellette moved into Room 107 at the Brattleboro Quality Inn last fall, the paint was peeling, the bathroom was rife with black…
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Arts + Life
A New Exhibit at the BCA Center Presents the Possibilities — and Pitfalls — of AI-Generated Art
Human: Samantha, I am a wretch. I have to write at least 3,000 words about AI art. Where should I begin? Why does…
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News + Opinion
After a Chaotic Start, Vermont's First Congresswoman Finally Gets to Work
W hen Becca Balint woke up on the pullout couch of a Washington, D.C., Airbnb on Friday, January 6, she found herself stubbornly…
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News + Opinion
At Last, Becca Balint Is Sworn In as Vermont's First Congresswoman
More than a year after she launched her campaign for U.S. House — and following a week in Washington, D.C., that felt like an…
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Waiting in Washington: Becca Balint Enters a House in Disarray
U.S. Rep.-elect Becca Balint (D-Vt.) was supposed to be sworn in on Tuesday. But during a lengthy afternoon of voting at the Capitol in…
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News + Opinion
Backstory: Most Bewildering Subject
I spent most of the summer chasing the two front-runners in the most aerobic electoral contest of the campaign cycle, the Democratic primary for Vermont's only seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. The challenge of profiling any political candidate is to see beyond the manufactured story, to figure out where the public persona ends and the authentic self begins.
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