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Kevin J. Kelley
Kevin J. Kelley is a contributing writer for Seven Days, Vermont Business Magazine and the daily Nation of Kenya.
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WTF: What Goes On in the Dusty Old Star Press on North Avenue?
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: We just had to ask...
September 28, 2011
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An Anarchist-Turned-Communist in Vershire Takes on Rep. Peter Welch
To most Americans, including many on the left, the term "communist" carries only negative connotations: ideological fanaticism, concentration camps, sclerotic economies. But Christopher Helali,…
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Bern's Return: In Queens, a Massive Crowd Welcomes Sanders
U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) delivered a jolt of star power during a huge and boisterous Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) campaign rally in Queens…
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The Bern Rekindles: Sanders Kicks Off His Second Bid for President
Bernie 2.0 turns out to be a lot like the old operating system. Confounding media speculation that his current campaign for president would introduce…
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Better Burg? Burlington's 'Development Mayor' Makes His Case for a Third Term
Miro Weinberger may be the first mayor in Burlington history to have a stand-up desk in his office at city hall. The Queen City's…
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Verexit? Secession Movement Gains Steam After Trump Election
A new poll found that nearly 21 percent of Vermonters think the state should consider “peaceably leaving the United States and becoming an independent republic,…
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Journalism 101? UVM Brainstorms a New Program
The University of Vermont is aiming to start a journalism program — if it can figure out what journalism will be in the coming…
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Diminishing Democracy? At Kirby Town Meeting, the 18 Percent Rule
Town meeting in Kirby resembles an animated version of a Norman Rockwell painting. About 80 residents — of the town's total population of 493…
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In Burlington, Upward Growth or 'Vertical Sprawl'?
Last fall, flyers distributed by opponents of three 14-story buildings in downtown Burlington proclaimed, "Too tall!" The proposed residential and office development would tower…
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