‘Seven Days’ deputy publisher Cathy Resmer explains the cover and contents of this year’s Tech Issue and previews the Vermont Tech Jam on October 25.
Cyberattacks against critical U.S. infrastructure are rising. An army of volunteers wants to help.
The university is betting big that a biotech incubator can help researchers turn their discoveries into viable business ventures.
GiftDrive allows organizations to list specific items they need for donors to buy with just a few clicks. The class project is getting real-world results.
From scheduling appointments to detecting fractures and strokes, AI is being used in Vermont with the goal of enabling clinicians to better care for patients.
The longest-serving head of the 11-year-old Burlington resource brings a history of creativity, can-do spirit and fun to her job.
Thanks to their flexible, home-based jobs, remote tech employees are a surprising force on Vermont’s largely volunteer-run fire departments.
The Mad 802 Arts Collective has created a sci-fi exhibit of video projection, installation and drawing that addresses the birth and trajectory of the universe.
The National Book Award-winning author’s new “cozy science fiction” novel takes place in the far future and pivots on the personhood of AI.
Twenty-two central Vermont artists have repurposed Apple packaging to make all kinds of art objects, from accordion books to intricate sculptures.
Burlington entrepreneur Brok McFerron has launched a new online platform that helps build offline connections over lunch at local restaurants.
MathFactLab, founded by former Essex Westford elementary school teacher Mike Kenny, now has more than 1 million users all over the world.
From résumé help to cool demos, get tips for maximizing your experience at this annual career and tech expo.
The electric aviation company is offering 25 million shares for between $27 and $33 apiece.
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The restaurant from Adam Monette and two of his former culinary students has diners jazzed about onion tarte tatin, poulet à la moutarde and mille-feuille.
The 5-year-old biz will transition to takeout meals, such as marinated salmon over rice. Plus, not-to-be-missed Thanksgiving fries are in season again.
The nonprofit cultural center has launched a capital campaign to pay for the new building, where it hopes to open a space dedicated to the community’s youths.
The volunteer group has been meeting every Thursday morning at the top of Church Street since May. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Vermont’s own Bluegrass Gospel Project at the historic Barre Opera House.
For more than 50 years, the Burlington folk musician, award-winning DJ and librarian brought music to Vermonters’ lives.
The veteran Vermont rockers ride again. And the Barre-born pianist and classical composer returns to his hometown for an emotional performance of his latest album.
Photographer Luke Awtry visited the studio in Burlington’s South End to catch a set by the Columbus, Ohio, rapper. He came away inspired.
The Burlington collective’s mix of self-serious politics and raucously loose front-porch jams is a quirky, entertaining ride — though not always intentionally.
The Vermont singer-songwriter’s eighth solo album is an entirely self-produced effort that dares listeners to love louder and harder than ever before.
Visual virtuosity and timely themes give heft to this deliberate provocation from director-writer-star Annapurna Sriram, screening at VTIFF.
In addition to ‘The Strangers: Chapter 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.
Native Vermonter and U.S. Navy veteran was a true outdoorsman
Family, friends and faith were the cornerstones of Colchester woman’s life
Natural mentor and servant generously shared his time, skills, knowledge and unending wonder for the world
Advocate for working border collies was the first woman to compete against men in the United States Border Collie Handlers Association National Finals
Bright light had a passion for health care, loved being a mother and made life easier for everyone around her
Native Richmond resident had a deep connection to his home and rejoiced in sunrises, evening light and great blue heron sightings
Founder of Bolton Valley Ski Area lived proudly in service to Vermont and its community, giving thousands of children a chance to learn to ski
Founder of All Souls Interfaith Gathering dedicated her life to providing compassion and spiritual guidance
Substance use counselor will be missed by his many clients and associates
Beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather reveled in family gatherings
Former Maine poet laureate wrote verse, novels, essays and memoirs and taught and inspired other writers
Committed naturalist and talented artist immersed herself in her South Hero community
Engineer, entrepreneur, farmer and advocate for sustainable land use will be remembered for her indomitable spirit
Joseph A. Albarelli Jr., 70, known affectionately as JoJo to his friends and siblings and a longtime Burlington/Winooski resident, passed away after a courageous battle with cancer on October 14, 2025. Joseph was born on December 16, 1954, being the fifth child born of 10 children to Joseph and Carlotta Albarelli. He is preceded in…
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The Reverend offers advice for dealing with a friend who has a habit of identifying folks by their sexuality. An honest conversation is the place to start.
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