Frank Cioffi honored his daughter’s memory by adopting Frankie, her autistic son. At Riverflow Community, he’s planning a future for the child and others like him.
This final installment in our “Ways & Means” series considers whether the Vermont legislature’s tradition of civility and compromise can endure.
Using a grant, a local nonprofit created nine bicycles that will be displayed downtown this summer. Organizers want to spread the concept around the state.
Several teens told Seven Days about the strong sense of place they felt, the close-knit relationships they’ve made and the ways they’ve had to get creative to achieve their goals.
Publisher Paula Routly recalls a pivotal experience at the Kennedy Center and what it’s been like to witness the place under the thumb of President Donald Trump.
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Shakespeare struggles to write ‘Romeo and Juliet’ as his own romance stirs his imagination in this lush, vigorous production.
Siblings who grew up by the Burlington-Winooski Bridge, slated for replacement, reminisce about area history. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
With ‘In Defense of Sunlight,’ the award-winning science journalist argues that sunlight can improve health — even though we’ve been warned it can kill us.
The steel-clad addition to the art center’s main building houses two different visions of Vermont: Lyman Orton’s collection and a show by Dona Ann McAdams.
The retiring director of Dartmouth College’s Hood Museum presents a solo show exploring Jewish philosophy, Japanese repair techniques and Pink Floyd.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the annual Founders Celebration Dog Party at Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury.
Owners Randy George and Eliza Cain never intended to open a second location of their popular Middlesex café. Capital City residents are glad they did.
Jenny and Dave Rooke have sold root beer on draft for 21 years. Now, with a summery, Vermonty concoction in cans, the Burlington soda biz is on a new adventure.
In Vermont restaurant news, a Montpelier watering hole ends its run while a Burlington restaurant and bar join forces to offer convenient eats.
Burlington toasted the musician’s life and legacy with an ear-splitting, tear-jerking, potato-chucking send-off featuring his former bands and Queen City favorites.
In this week’s music news: An international festival is back with new local management. Plus, Higher Ground hosts a throwback tribute to Nectar’s.
The Burlington indie-rock singer-songwriter drops her first full-length album, an utterly confessional portrait of being emotionally open.
While this story of alien contact recalls the director’s classics, it substitutes clunky staging and exposition for their beauty and propulsiveness.
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.
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Everyone’s internal clock is different. Here’s advice for navigating circadian rhythms and getting the worm while your partner still gets some Zs.
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Woman with a lifelong passion for reading and learning served for years as a school crossing guard, looking out for children with a bright smile and caring presence
Minister, CFA and “man in motion” was a problem solver who went out of his way to help people in need
Community gathers to remember the love and inspiration shared by “the Dance Walker”
Music was a lifelong passion for man who was a teacher and mentor to many young people
Family and friend reminisce on the legacy of their “beloved hippie”
“Bold and beautiful light” saw the world most clearly through photography
Family was Jeffersonville man’s entire world, and he loved Vermont deeply
Williston man spent years working at his family farm and passed on his love of gardening to his grandsons
“Tried-and-true Vermonter” put everyone ahead of himself and was a gift to those who knew him
Longtime educator and advocate for the teaching profession filled his life with learning and adventure
Life of proud veteran, dedicated educator and passionate mentor was a testament to the power of love and community
Devoted mother, community leader and dealer of early American antiques worked for many years at the Shelburne Museum
Devoted family man, volunteer EMT and jack-of-all-trades was most at peace boating on Lake Champlain
Psychotherapist and spiritual seeker approached life with passion and found solace being close to nature
Actress and activist was shaped by a love of literature, curiosity about the world and the belief that one person could make a difference
Accomplished research physician and professor was a lifelong learner with a curious mind and a great sense of humor
Architect of a “secret” garden in Burlington’s New North End brought joy to the community
Green Beret and quiet leader “found his tribe” among his fellow service members
Former police officer and counselor always emphasized education to his children and greeted everyone with a smile
Elementary school teacher, special educator and librarian dedicated herself to education and service
Celebration of life for Buddy Manning will be held on June 28. The service will begin promptly at 2 p.m. at the Old Lantern in Charlotte. Come gather and pay tribute to Buddy.
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