The Argentine cartoonist and Norwich resident expresses an insistent optimism through precocious children, lesbian witches and existential penguins.
With no funding and a depleted police force, the city’s options are limited. But community groups are seeking a more coordinated effort to fight blight.
Lawmakers have to disclose when a college gives them a sweatshirt. But there’s currently no requirement to report free trips that are worth much more.
Deena Frankel has received more than 25 packages from people trying to return items they bought from a Chinese third-party vendor on Amazon.
Friends visiting from Florida reminded Seven Days publisher Paula Routly that people seeing Burlington for the first time don’t notice the city’s problems.
Readers react to recent articles.
Tyler Alexander’s ‘If I Can Get Home This Fall’ shares a collection of historical letters illuminating what motivated a young Vermonter to fight in the war.
The large-scale tintype photographs present portraits of fungi, created as the pandemic prompted the artist to think about nature and spirituality.
Marcia Gauvin and Chris Leister pedaled 1,700 miles over four years to reach their goal. They’ve created a free online guide to encourage others to do the same.
Ten college students teamed up with curator Pieter Broucke to create an exhibition of works by Piranesi, the renowned 18th-century printmaker and architect.
A central Vermont parking spot has become a kelp forest art installation that all are welcome to visit. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
This production of the surprise 2017 Broadway hit tells a multitude of small, personal stories set in the immediate aftermath of the attacks on 9/11.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including standup stalwart Margaret Cho at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington.
Cedar Hannan usually works alone. Once a year, a crew from the Montpelier distillery joins him in the NEK to learn about the cidery and pick some apples.
In the face of economic challenges, some Vermont restaurants are thinking creatively and offering different meals, dishes and special series to draw customers.
The popular doughnut biz known for French crullers held its soft opening on October 4. In its new home, the menu will expand to include breakfast and lunch.
Music editor Chris Farnsworth skipped a beloved hip-hop act’s show to be a fly on the wall at Noah Kahan’s golf tournament and concert at Spruce Peak in Stowe.
The school hosts cellist Lori Goldston for a mini-film fest. Plus, an exhibit on early Vermont songwriters, and new music from Emma Cook and David Karl Roberts.
The Burlington alt-rockers drop a sonically triumphant record that references their ’90s influences while looking to the future of the form.
Earthy folk-rock still burns at the indie band’s core, but a sense of musical freedom also emerges on its latest record.
Daniel Day-Lewis gives a powerful performance in a chamber drama directed by his son Ronan that is stronger on visuals and symbolism than on story.
In addition to ‘Roofman,’ 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 town house resident is having a ruff time with the sweet but vocal pet next door. Here’s advice for navigating a tricky conversation with a neighbor.
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Family was at the center of “classic, modest, stoic, frugal, warm and determined” woman’s world
10/7/2022, the day you left us. You were a special lady: wife and mom and grand-mom, and you are loved and missed each and every day. Save us a place at your table. Your loving family
Former Grand Isle EMT and longtime employee of the Grand Isle Ferry remembered for her quick wit, humor and animated voices
Devoted grandmother and Champlain Valley Agency on Aging case manager served the community with dedication and compassion
Founding member of the Vermont chapter of Aglow International found strength in love, faith and family
Morrisville lawyer showed her community commitment in her work with local organizations and had a lifelong spirit of adventure
Craftsman, builder, beloved father and softball coach was a source of comfort to anyone who needed a helping hand
South Burlington woman was known for her culinary and competitive card-playing skills and her love of family and friends
Longtime telecommunications worker will be remembered for her generosity, outgoing spirit and love for animals
Winooski man had an uncanny ability to connect with just about anybody
Member of U.S. Navy was committed to his fellow veterans and served in leadership positions in numerous veterans’ organizations
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