Lund has found families for more than 12,000 children in its 135-year history. Audette, who retired in June, arranged nearly half of them.
The company accuses Workers United of flooding its workforce with workers to win a unionization vote. The union calls that claim “delusional.”
An Iranian woman who lectures on surgeries crossed illegally into Vermont from Canada. She says she fears torture if she is sent home.
At the Lincoln General Store, pink heart stickers mark food that customers can take home for free, as part of a new program from community group We Feed Each Other.
Only select stories from the earliest issues of Seven Days have been properly digitized — until now. Getting our full archives online preserves local history.
Spearheaded by Junction Arts & Media with an all-local cast and crew, the movie is believed to be the first feature film shot entirely in the region.
The Yale lecturer and composer performs an original score inspired by the works of artist David Stromeyer at the Enosburg Falls park.
Brattleboro couple Hugh Keelan and Jenna Rae bring the composer’s epic operas to small-town Vermont. This year’s fest plays out August 14 to 19 at Latchis Theatre.
The Glover barn turned museum explores this year’s quotidian subject, the chair, via history, philosophy, anthropology and wit.
Nonprofit RuralEdge has organized a series of barn quilts designed and painted by residents that will welcome visitors to towns across the Northeast Kingdom.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including laid-back alt-rockers G. Love & Special Sauce at the Double E in Essex.
The former Gazette writer believes her hometown’s culinary scene is underestimated. She kick-started a museum exhibit and offered recs for a weekend of eats.
The Winooski breakfast spot has transformed its upstairs space into an eclectic bar, serving drinks and small bites when the restaurant used to be closed.
On Park Street, the McMillan brothers dish out a customizable menu of ice cream, creemees, açai bowls and more, learning to run a business in the process.
The Queen City native, writer and musician has created a musical walking tour of his hometown, full of quirky stories and ghosts of the past.
The Burlington rockers release a double A-side. Plus, Vermont Reggae Fest returns, a new bluegrass fest debuts, and new music from expat Francesca Blanchard.
The indie-rock band’s latest album is a collage of ’90s nostalgia sprinkled with obscure pop-culture references that invites retrospection.
Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner play strangers who collide on the only night of the year when single people are allowed to have sex in Will Gluck’s comedy.
In addition to ‘Hadestown: The Musical’ 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 ghosted woman wonders about reconnecting with an old pal and fizzled romantic flame. Here’s how to decide whether the past is better left in the history books.
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Centenarian made friends everywhere she went through her love of entertaining, volunteer work and people and was a passionate supporter of the arts
Co-owner of Gator’s convenience store in Bristol supported other laryngectomees in Vermont and was active in the local rotary club
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Burlington man who helped bring professional baseball to Vermont carried his free spirit and love of learning into every career
Family and friends celebrate the life of the “keeper of the garden”
Adventurer was inspired by music, beauty, simplicity and nature
U.S. Air Force veteran served as a Scoutmaster in South Burlington and St. Albans for 24 years
Gifted counselor’s empathetic and pragmatic approach to helping others was a hallmark of his life
Devoted husband and father had an infectious sense of humor, a generous heart, and a way of making everyone around him feel welcome and cared for
Nurse of more than 40 years always cared for others with an infectious laugh, a kind demeanor and a warm smile
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