From outdoor concerts to getting out on the lake and the disc golf links, here’s what’s in store for Vermont’s sweetest season. (But watch out for ticks.)
Rising tick populations and cases of the diseases they cause are posing a dilemma for residents and tourists drawn to the outdoor beauty of the Green Mountains.
Unless you have a boat, money or lakefront property, Lake Champlain’s hundreds of miles of shoreline are tough to access. Efforts are under way to improve that.
From convivial spas to cultural hubs, Vermonters heading north of the border have plenty to explore. Here’s how to make the most of the season.
With new world-class courses and more pro-level, amateur and youth tournaments, the Green Mountain State is delivering disc golf par excellence
Peter Forbes and Helen Whybrow foster healthy soil, pastures and animals on their Fayston farm. Justice activists — along with the locals — reap the benefits.
From the soccer pitch to the stage and from fair midways to festivals to food trucks, summer in Vermont has something for everyone.
The Enosburg Falls sculpture park has a lot going on this summer, from birding to artists-in-residence, with Robin Schatell newly taking the lead.
Eating outside this summer? From roast chicken to really good cookies, Bondville Bodega, the Elmore Store, the Green Cat and the Main Stop can fill your basket.
Rising tick populations and cases of the diseases they cause are posing a dilemma for residents and tourists drawn to the outdoor beauty of the Green Mountains.
Desperate for revenue, the city is now calling in IOUs on nearly 40 properties. In each case, the owner has failed to pay at least $1,500 in taxes for more than a year.
At a time when book reviews have largely vanished from publications around the country, Seven Days continues to publish them.
Readers react to recent articles
Locals recalled the items they’d put inside a buried Sugarbush gondola, including birth control pills, a $1 million check, a joint, beer bottle caps and a rotary phone.
From the soccer pitch to the stage and from fair midways to festivals to food trucks, summer in Vermont has something for everyone.
An archaeologist’s experiments with psychedelics have strange consequences in the new novel from the Vermont author of ‘The Afterlife Project.’
The quirky immersive art installation is at Highland Center for the Arts through the end of July. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The Enosburg Falls sculpture park has a lot going on this summer, from birding to artists-in-residence, with Robin Schatell newly taking the lead.
Now hanging in the Vermont Statehouse, the portrait celebrates Bright, the first Black woman and woman of color to serve in the legislature.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the eagerly awaited M&T Bank Vermont City Marathon & Relay in Burlington.
Eating outside this summer? From roast chicken to really good cookies, Bondville Bodega, the Elmore Store, the Green Cat and the Main Stop can fill your basket.
Michelle and Matthew Merrifield will bring dual chef degrees and fun to the former Skinny Pancake location when they open their breakfast and dinner restaurant.
The “community hangout spot” will serve coffee, drinks and breakfast sandwiches on housemade biscuits, Shiloh Lawrence said, with coworking space coming soon.
Jessica Palmer-Gwaltney and Dan Gwaltney will expand from Morrisville to add a second spot in a former Dunkin’ Donuts, with a drive-through and creemees.
From major music festivals to summer-long concert series, here’s a selection of the best local listening happening around Vermont this summer.
In this week’s music news: A long-running EDM event returns to South Burlington with sets by DJ Sneak and Kelly Reverb; rocker Kevin Bloom gets political.
Inde Navarrette and Michael Johnston give chilling performances as a couple who are together for very bad reasons.
In addition to The Devil Wears Prada 2, 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.
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It’s downright rude when a friend blows you off, and sometimes the solution is changing your own behavior. Here’s advice for avoiding crossed wires and wasted time.
Work of artist, builder, poet, musician and actor was wide-ranging and prolific, but he found his professional calling as a teacher
Emergency medicine pioneer, expert mountaineer and passionate singer made immeasurable contributions to the field of emergency services
IN LOVING MEMORY OF KRISTEN LAURE CHARLEBOIS To our dearest Kristy, You will live forever in our hearts. We love you deeply, miss you beyond words and will always wish that May 29, 1995, had never happened. Forever loved, Mom, Dad, Randy and Kate
Member of the Vermont Agricultural Hall of Fame ran the Champlain Valley Fair’s Dairy Center for nearly 20 years
Member of first Saint Michael’s College class to include women spent two decades as development director at the Flynn in Burlington
Williston woman’s work supporting the health care community was a natural extension of her deepest purpose: helping others
Lifelong resident of Northfield served his community as a municipal employee for more than 30 years and cherished time on his farm
Beloved matriarch and positive force lived a life rooted in love, service, music, humor and community
Morrisville man enjoyed traveling, motorcycles, his many German shepherds and, most of all, spending time with his grandchildren
Mother, grandmother and great-grandmother worked for many years at Hannaford and was an avid reader
Mother and friend is celebrated in spring, her favorite season.
Small-business owner was an avid deer hunter and loved restoring old cars and trucks
Self-employed attorney and active Democrat was a firm believer in working hard but playing harder
Her students were the center of longtime teacher and principal’s commitment to public education
Burlington man with a deep commitment to helping others had a long and distinguished career in higher education and international development
Fundraiser, singer and poet lived with enthusiasm, courage, wit and a sense of wonder
Shelburne woman led with love and laughter and stood up for what and who she believed in
Family and friends gather to remember pediatrician who devoted his life to medicine and was a tireless advocate for children
Proprietor of Doughboy’s Restaurant in Burlington is honored at a love-filled celebration
Matriarch of family behind Almartin Motors and Point Bay Marina is remembered for her energy and generosity
Middlebury woman found purpose in her volunteer roles and spent her whole life helping others
Longtime Burlington resident played trumpet and ukulele with area bands and volunteered for many Pride organizations
Avid outdoorsman and passionate professional woodworker spent countless hours on Lake Champlain and riding his custom motorcycles
