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Page 32: Short Takes on Five Vermont Animal 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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Home + Design
Nest — Spring 2024
"Before and after" photos are a hallmark of home renovations. In this issue of Nest, Seven Days' quarterly magazine on homes, design and real…
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Guides
Totally Transfixed: A Rare Eclipse on a Bluebird Day Dazzled Crowds in Northern Vermont
The total solar eclipse that passed over Vermont on Monday shrouded the upper half of the state in several minutes of otherworldly,…
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Guides
Totality Towns: What to Do and See in the Path of the Eclipse
Whether you live here year-round or came just to see this once-in-a-lifetime event, to make the most of your eclipse experience, spend some time…
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Arts + Culture
Shtick Season: In Vermont and Beyond, Green Mountain Comedy Has Come of Age
When comedian Tina Friml made her late-night television debut on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" in November, she opened with a…
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News
Attention, Voters: Watch the 2024 Burlington Mayoral Matchup
Burlington voters head to the polls on March 5 to decide who will serve as the city's next mayor. How should you rank the candidates in this ranked-choice voting mayoral election? To help you decide, Seven Days and Town Meeting TV hosted a debate on February 7 with the four candidates: Democratic City Councilor Joan Shannon; Rep. Emma Mulvaney-Stanak (P-Burlington) and independents Will Emmons and Chris Haessly. Watch the video replay to hear how they answered our questions at the forum.
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Arts + Culture
Slideshow: Winter Is a Drag Ball 2024 — 'Apocalypstick'
The revelers at this year's "Apocalypstick" Winter is a Drag Ball may have been celebrating the end of the world last Saturday, but it's far from the end of this 29-year Vermont tradition. After two decades of producing and hosting the event, The House of LeMay is passing the torch to Mike Oxready in 2025. "We couldn't have done it without the loyal support of the entire extended House of LeMay family," remarked Amber LeMay. "I'm happy and relieved to know the event will be in great hands."
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News
Market Value: Burlington’s Remaining Corner Stores Double Down and Evolve
Within a half-mile radius of North Street in Burlington, a cluster of small shops sells everything from boxed mac and cheese to homemade macaroni…
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