As Trump seeks to remake America, residents have found ways big and small to counter the administration’s actions and repair harm.
Dairy workers are reluctant to leave the farms where they live and work, prompting vendors, health care workers and a priest to come to them.
A new CEO is positioning the Randolph medical center to relieve stress on larger hospitals with patient transfers. It’s part of a strategy to fill its beds — and coffers — again.
Barring injury, the 55-year-old innkeeper will finish her goal of running half marathons in all 50 states — in the order they joined the U.S. — next month.
In June, a man asked Seven Days publisher Paula Routly, “What would you do with unlimited resources?” This is what she should have said.
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From bottle shop to pandemic outdoor dining to a full-service restaurant with a new bodega on the way, the Ram is both ever-evolving and delicious.
The story behind the exceptional sweet-and-spicy wings involves threats and theft but has a happy ending: A treasured Burlington recipe endures
The 7-year-old Burlington pizzeria’s new sibling spot on Shelburne Road will offer the same menu of New York-style pizza and cast-iron deep-dish pies.
After relocating a year ago, the bean-to-bar producer has reopened its service of drinks and snacks made with cacao and other related seeds.
Chefs, bartenders, arts lovers, travel professionals and more offer pro tips on what to do when visiting Québec’s largest city.
The series’ 100th film, ‘Modernism, Inc.,’ examines the career of the influential midcentury-modern architect who had Vermont ties.
The sculptor presents works that seamlessly integrate spiritual, medical and botanical takes on the body, mortality and memory.
As Lake Champlain’s waters receded during the drought this year, Law Island became accessible by foot. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
The southern Vermont town goes tiny this holiday season with miniatures in shop windows, mini-themed events and a dollhouse made by more than 100 local artists.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including cabaret icon Ute Lemper at the University of Vermont Recital Hall in Burlington.
After eight years on the scene, the eight-piece groove and soul band releases ‘For the World,’ a hybrid studio and live record.
Chad Hollister leads a folk-rock fundraiser; Bri Lucas and Violet Crimes fight for reproductive rights; and here come the holiday tunes.
The Philadelphia jam band celebrated its collaboration with the Burlington dispensary in the midst of a two-night run at Higher Ground last month.
The Burlington folk duo’s debut is full of self-love and anthems for making the world just a little better.
The director’s new drama about two sisters and their filmmaker dad grappling with their family legacy won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival.
In addition to ‘Hamnet,’ 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.
Professor, creator of the UVM School of Business, benefactor and legislator “knew about hard work and … got a lot of work done”
Iconic businessman and art enthusiast was a loving friend to all those whose lives he touched
Longtime worker at the Ethan Allen Club loved traveling and was interested in each person’s story
Air Force veteran and Burlington native to be laid to rest with military honors
Avid golfer and sports fan worked in sales; enjoyed photography and fishing
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Freezing your butt off when visiting a relative? Here are hot tips for staying warm, from dressing in layers to chipping in for the heating bill.
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