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Sally Pollak
Sally Pollak is a staff writer at Seven Days. Her first newspaper job was compiling horse racing results at the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Vermont Composer and Poet Offer Music and Words in Celebration of Black Culture
In two performances this weekend, the works of composer Erik Nielsen and poet Rajnii Eddins will celebrate the influence of African American artists and…
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News + Opinion
Vergennes PE Educator Robyn Newton Coaches Fitness and Fun as Vermont’s Teacher of the Year
Robyn Newton starts her day as the crossing guard at Vergennes Union Elementary School, encouraging students to walk and helping them arrive safely. By…
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Arts + Life
Page 32: Short Takes on Five Vermont Books
Seven Days writers can't possibly read, much less review, all the books that arrive in a steady stream by post, email and, in one…
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Arts + Life
Bread and Puppet Theater Expands With the Purchase of Glover Land
Late last year, Bread and Puppet Theater expanded its home base in Glover with the purchase of 23 acres of neighboring land. The acquisition,…
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Arts + Life
Artwork By Ukrainian Children to Be Sold at Burlington Fundraiser
Artwork by Ukrainian children who’ve been displaced by war will be for sale at a fundraiser on Wednesday, January 11, at Burlington City Hall…
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News + Opinion
Backstory: Most Neurotic Interview Prep
Throughout the pandemic, I regularly queried Tim Lahey, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Vermont Medical Center. With each COVID-19-related question, I worried, He must have better things to do — like keep people alive — than answer questions from a food reporter. But Lahey always answered quickly, offering commonsense and informed advice in clear language. His answers considered the plight of restaurant workers as well as the power of pathogens.
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Arts + Life
Chris Cleary to Burn a Wooden Champ Sculpture on New Year's Eve
The Champ sculpture that Chris Cleary is building in his Jericho Center front yard will burn to embers on New Year’s Eve in a…
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Arts + Life
Life Stories: Musician Pete Sutherland Was a 'Unifying Force’
In a small house on a dirt road in Shelburne, Pete Sutherland (May 13, 1951-November 30, 2022) and his brother Michael played imaginative…
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