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Kathryn Flagg
Kathryn Flagg was a Seven Days staff writer from 2012 through 2015. She completed a fellowship in environmental journalism at Middlebury College, and her work has also appeared in the Addison County Independent, Wyoming Public Radio and Orion Magazine.
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Public to Private: Could "Conversion" Become a Trend in Vermont Schools?
Local Matters
January 08, 2014
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Arts + Culture
Endurance Athletes Flock to Goshen
, it looks like a Michael Jackson 'Thriller' video," says Andy Weinberg. The boyish 45-year-old hops up from his…
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Locking Down Drug-Addicted Female Inmates
Ed Adams paused outside a locked door inside the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility and waited for a guard to buzz him in. "I don't usually…
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Landfill: Bristol Aims to Load Up Dump Before It Closes
The Bristol landfill was buzzing with activity on a recent Saturday morning. A pickup truck dropped off a large load of old toys and…
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Sacred Cows: Does Vermont Cut Farmers Too Much Slack on Water-Quality Violations?
Imagine a business breaks a law. The state agency tasked with enforcement takes notice and sends out a warning letter. A year later, when…
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Arts + Culture
The Evolution of the Shelburne Museum
Months before her death in 1960, Electra Havemeyer Webb began drafting a list she titled simply "Moderns I Like." The wealthy founder of the…
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In Vermont, Entrepreneurs Expand the Maple Tradition
→ Version française Maple syrup: It's not just for pancakes anymore. At least, that's the message that Vermont sugar makers are sending as maple…
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Books Behind Bars: Helping Moms Read to their Kids — from Prison
The mothers incarcerated at the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility in South Burlington can't tuck their children in or kiss them goodnight. But sometimes, they…
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Water Warrior: James Ehlers Is Lake Champlain's Loudest and Most Divisive Advocate
A year ago, Governor Peter Shumlin shocked Vermont — and the nation — by devoting his entire State of the State address to Vermont's opiate…
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