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Julia Shipley
Julia Shipley is a contributing arts & life writer based in the Northeast Kingdom. She's written for Seven Days since 2012.
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In the Northeast Kingdom, Lavender Essentials of Vermont Grows an Agribusiness
Driving east on Herrick Road, where it charges up Herrick Hill less than a mile from the U.S.-Canada border, motorists pass telltale signs of…
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Arts + Culture
Book Review: 'The World Pushes Back,' by Garret Keizer
Until recently, Garret Keizer hasn't been lauded for his brevity. Instead, he's been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship and appointed contributing editor at Harper's Magazine…
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Arts + Culture
Poets GennaRose Nethercott and Adrienne Raphel Keep Vermont on the Literary Map
Vermont boasts more authors per capita than any other state, according to a National Endowment for the Arts study, but in recent years has…
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Arts + Culture
Talking Patriots With Vermont Author Glenn Stout
Journalist and author Glenn Stout claims you can safely talk about two things with strangers: weather and sports. If you're game to make chitchat…
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Arts + Culture
Third Eye Drip: Shirodhara to Calm Body and Mind
On the whole, oil spills are horrible: a waste and expense, not to mention an environmental travesty. But in a treatment room at the…
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Arts + Culture
Book Review: 'Telling My Father' by James Crews
In the early 2000s, just as cellphones became ubiquitous, I inadvertently overheard my seatmate on a train tell his father he was gay. "Dad,…
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Arts + Culture
WWJD? A Jane Austen Weekend in Vermont
The Governor's House in Hyde Park was built in 1893 by Vermont's 43rd governor, Carroll S. Page, to resemble a house erected more than…
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Search-and-Rescue Dogs Earn Their Play
When Avery Schneider and her 21-month-old American Labrador retriever, Birdy, go to work, they often head for a big pile of rubble deep inside…
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