Apprehensions along the 295-mile Swanton Sector have plummeted. But now, the Border Patrol is assuming a harsher and more expansive approach to its duties.
Tate Rheaume is charged with aggravated murder of Rutland police recruit Jessica Ebbighausen. His lawyer says an internal affairs report shows he deserves leniency.
Gov. Scott has told state agencies to take a close look at the properties they own to see if any can be sold or leased to housing developers.
The owners of Phoenix Books have bought the free monthly paper and will continue to offer quaintly informative news to 17,000 Burlington residents.
Financial institutions and retailers are adjusting to the fact that pennies are in short supply.
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When Seven Days hired immigration reporter Lucy Tompkins in 2025, she took on a crucial beat. This week, she reports on the U.S.-Canada border under Trump.
Episode 759: Meet a Cornwall family of four whose premiums are almost $32,000 this year and two uninsured people — one of whom had a recent accident.
In her latest collection, the Vermont poet laureate muses on life, death and love, and the power of even mundane physical objects to sustain memories.
The Brooklyn artist engages viewers at the Stowe gallery with photos, digital collages and sculptures that consider how water connects us.
For the gallery’s third anniversary, a selection of owner John Zaso’s personal collection highlights pattern, repetition and obsessive attention to medium.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Next Stage Arts’ Cereal & K-Pop: Cabin Fever Cure! in Putney.
With weekly Wednesday dinner and Saturday brunch, the food truck biz is giving Charlotte locals new reasons to head to the longtime event venue.
With their new cookbook for kids, the Norwich baking experts serve up almost 100 recipes from chocolate cake to pizza party buns. Six young Vermonters put them to the test.
Inder Saini will add a third Indian spot to his small, regional group in the space vacated by Kamal Sherpa, who has opened Star Kitchen Indian Nepali in Barre.
A staple of the Burlington beer scene gets a new name after 20-plus years, while an Upper Valley burger joint cryptically ends its run, at least for now.
Did the Vermont jam titans take a subtle shot at ICE agents during their New Year’s Eve show at Madison Square Garden? Even Phishheads aren’t sure.
The chamber music series at UVM is back. Plus a high school hip-hop showcase at the Odd Fellows Hall and new music from Robber Robber and REDAdmiral.
The Burlington quintet combines five different bands into one eclectic sound encompassing indie rock, Americana and even shades of funk.
Julia Loktev shot her stunningly intimate portrait of Russia’s embattled independent media scene on the eve of the invasion of Ukraine.
In addition to Song Sung Blue, here’s what is playing in Northern and Central Vermont movie theaters this week. Listings include new movies, vintage films and a directory of open theaters.
A viewer questions whether her beau got too hot under his jersey. But as the Rev says, a person doesn’t have to play on the same team to appreciate the steam.
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Longtime leader of Essex Hollow Playschool made people feel instantly welcomed, cared for and seen
Renowned artist and beloved UVM professor taught, inspired and delighted students for more than 30 years
Committed to improving community health, data specialist and passionate outdoorsman was known for his kindness and thoughtfulness
Navy veteran served on the USS Iowa; loved deer camp and fishing on the Winooski River
Devoted family man lived an extraordinary life filled with purpose, service and compassion
True Renaissance man was a pilot, loved sailing, read extensively, and was an expert woodworker
A true explorer, Burlington woman hiked Nepal, toured Russia and biked 600 miles per summer at age 86
Community-oriented Girl Scout leader had a magnetic spirit that made others feel instantly welcomed
Pediatrician with illustrious career was happiest when caring for his patients, including making house calls
