Legislators pass laws to strengthen education, environmental protections and more. Just one thing is lacking: the money to do the work.
The case has been unusual from the start: A man is accused of shooting three college students as they walked past his Burlington apartment in a shocking act of violence with no apparent motive. The victims — Hisham Awartani, Kinnan Abdalhamid and Tahseen Ali Ahmad — and their families believe that Jason Eaton targeted the…
A pilot program is meant to help ensure that homes with preapproved designs get green-lighted quickly. The state is seeking input on 10 home plans.
An outing to clear trash on Green Up Day turned into an exciting find for Jeffrey Trubisz when he discovered a bottle with a whimsical note inside.
Marc Nadel’s caricatures have delighted Seven Days readers since 2009. Learn more about his cover image this week and how he got his start.
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Episode 767: The participatory art installation will be at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro through the end of July.
James Ijames’ fraught dramedy examines the complexities of white privilege through a contemporary prism of race, gender and sexual orientation.
Freelance investigative reporter Jasper Craven traces the history of military schooling and the corrosive traits it infuses into all levels of American society.
For its 25th anniversary concert, Green Mountain Youth Symphony performs a new take on “These Green Mountains,” composed by 20-year-old alumnus Callum Robechek.
The Charlotte author’s latest novel tells a tale of ambition, art and romance set in two different historical eras in New York City.
In a show at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery in Montpelier, the Middlesex photographer brings together images of people from all over the world.
Finer, curator at Kishka Gallery & Library, presents his own work and that of Wray and Mink in a creepy, surprisingly cohesive show at the Phoenix in Waterbury.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including eminent trumpeter Sean Jones at Vermont Jazz Center in Brattleboro.
Soup in summer? When it’s chicken shio from this new ramen shop, yes. Emily and Ian Shore have created a year-round destination in southern Vermont.
After a career in financial services, Travers found an unexpected retirement project that’s making natural wine from Japan a thing in the Green Mountain State.
Anisa Mohamed, widow of the restaurant’s chef-founder, Ahmed Omar, has passed the baton to Abbas Mohamed and his wife, Mashaer Ebaid, who plan no major changes.
In Vermont music news: Things get meditative with a “Live Binaural Journey”; All Night Boogie Band drop new music; and Spruce Peak Arts announces Pete Yorn.
After surviving a brutal bike accident, the Burlington guitarist and composer returns with a new album — and a new lease on life.
The Vermont trio of Boxguts, Tha Truth and Rico James delivers a hip-hop concept album that’s ridiculous in the best way. Just watch out for snakes.
In the third film from rising scare filmmaker Damian McCarthy, Adam Scott plays a grump who discovers more than colorful characters at an Irish hotel.
In addition to ‘Obsession’ 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.
Check out Rob Brezsny’s expanded weekly audio horoscopes & daily text message horoscopes: realastrology.com or 1-877-873-4888.
A longtime employee wrestles with whether to stop trying to get ahead. Here’s advice for seeking a salary increase and seeing what other jobs are out there.
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