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Inside ReSOURCE, Where Thrifting Is a Booming Business
Vermont’s largest nonprofit reuse chain is capitalizing on the vintage tastes of young people and serving as a haven from the inflated prices of new products.
Obituary: Bernice L. Titus, 1936-2025
Loving mother worked hard on the family farm and enjoyed traveling, reading and watching her great-grandchildren’s sporting events
In Memoriam: Eli Howard, 1988-2020
February 10, 1988-May 1, 2020. Holding you forever and always in our hearts….
Protesters Decry Arrest of Vermont Man Who Advocated for Palestinians
More than 300 people packed the Statehouse to hear lawmakers denounce the detainment of Mohsen Mahdawi, a 34-year-old student who lives in Vermont.
Obituary: Georgene Raub, 1937-2025
Founding member of Essex Rescue lived a full and adventurous life, but her first passion was always her family
In Memoriam: Suzanne Loker, 1948-2025
Friend, partner, sister, professor, golfer, colleague, athlete, adventurer, skier, snowshoer, hiker, biker, husky lover. At 77 Suzanne wandered into the forest and sunlight for the…
Obituary: Angelina Beardsley, 1945-2025
Former IBM employee leaves behind siblings and numerous nieces and nephews
Obituary: Susan Humphrey, 1950-2025
Williston woman’s life was full of love, curiosity, creativity and connection
Obituary: Michael A. Sherman, 1944-2025
Former executive director of the Vermont Historical Society had strong roots in the Montpelier community
Obituary: Alden Cary “Duke” Ehler, 1931-2025
Cofounder of multiple family businesses, including Ehler’s RV, believed in public service and was always willing to offer a helping hand
Obituary: Marie T. Lareau, 1936-2025
Longtime nurse loved crafting, gardening, bluegrass music and vacationing in Maine
Weybridge Haiku Contest Entrants Share Poems for Our Times
The annual poetry competition, cofounded by author Julia Alvarez, drew 420 entries from across Vermont, many reflecting on turbulent modern life.
Letters to the Editor (4/16/25)
Council Needs Unity [Re “On Message? Democrats on the Burlington City Council Talked Business — and Gossiped — in a Group Text Chain,” March 26]:…
Abby Paige Explores Cross-Border Cultural Identities in New Book of Plays
The Burlington playwright offers insight on Piecework, a timely exploration of Franco-American identity amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and Canada.
Claire Van Vliet’s Pulp Paintings Bring Clouds Down to Earth
The 91-year-old acclaimed paper maker and book artist creates dramatic skyscapes using pigmented paper pulp, picturing her Northeast Kingdom view of 60 years.
Soundbites: moe. Return to the Flynn for 35th Anniversary
The upstate New York jam giants with serious Vermont connections celebrate a milestone and new album at the Burlington theater that once banned them.
Eye on the Scene: VSO Jukebox Quartet at ArtsRiot
A Vermont Symphony Orchestra string quartet channeled hard rock through a classical lens at “Heavy Metal Strings,” and photographer Luke Awtry captured it.
State of Vermont Superior CourtProbate Division Chittenden UnitDocket No.: 25-PR-01478
In re ESTATE of Jeanie MacDonough NOTICE TO CREDITORS To the creditors of: Jeanie MacDonough, late of Charlotte, Vermont I have been appointed to administer…
Album Review: Robscure, ‘FIRE: Forged in Rare Ethos’
The Vermont-raised, New York City-based rapper and producer’s latest LP is a short, potent set of polished bangers with incredible guest artists.
In accordance with VT Title 9 Commerce and Trade Chapter 098:
Storage Units 3905. Enforcement of Lien, Champlain Valley Self Storage, LLC shall host a private auction of the following unit on or after 4/26/25: Contents:…
A ‘Teaching Greenhouse’ Opens in Winooski With Educational Events
In Landry Park, the gardening education and outreach program hosts free workshops and will give away plants to help residents grow their own food.
Page 32: Short Takes on Five Vermont Books
Here’s our read on the latest works from local authors Roger Allbee, David Hinton, Ted Levin, Eric Rickstad and Tracy Russell.
From the Deputy Publisher: Budding Industry
Cathy Resmer introduces Seven Days‘ inaugural Vermont Cannabiz Guide. Two and a half years after legalization, cannabis business is booming.
State of Vermont Superior Court Probate Division Addison Unit Docket No.: 25-PR-01803
In re ESTATE of John Andrew Gargano NOTICE TO CREDITORS To the creditors of: John Andrew Gargano, late of Monkton, Vermont I have been appointed…
HERVermont Unveils Mural for Reproductive Justice
Five central Vermont teens learned about the history of women’s reproductive freedom, then responded with a mural and a call to activism.
On the Beat: Montpelier Singer-Songwriter Mark LeGrand Dies
The 72-year-old country singer was a fixture in the central Vermont music scene. In other music news: Tyler Mast has a new single, and the Daysies are back.
Hinesburg’s Graham Walker Is Closing In on His NFL Dream
The former CVU standout hopes to be signed by an NFL team and join his half brother, two-time MVP quarterback Patrick Mahomes, in the pros.
Notice of Request for Statements of Qualifications for Engineering Services
The Cooperative Development Institute’s Water Infrastructure Support Program is seeking Statements of Qualifications from qualified engineering firms on behalf of The Housing Foundation, Inc. (HFI)…
Vermonters Outraged by Amazon’s Plans for Essex Warehouse
The 100,000-square-foot facility would serve as a way station between Amazon’s distribution centers and Vermonters’ doorsteps. Not everyone is excited.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGTown of Underhill Development Review Board (DRB)
Site Plan & Conditional Use Application, DRB Docket No. DRB-25-03 Site Visit & Hearing: On Monday, May 5, 2025, at Moore Park, across from Town…
Ask the Rev: Should I Surprise My 90-Year-Old Mom With a Trip to Hawaii?
A daughter worries about the toll travel could take on an aging parent. From health concerns to refundable tickets, here’s what to consider before booking.
A Large Farm With Pollution Problems Wants to Expand
In Panton, runoff from the Vorsteveld dairy farm has flowed onto a neighbor’s property and into Lake Champlain. Now the operation wants to add 580 animals.
Small-Town Life Gets Weird in the Unclassifiable, Omnisexual ‘Misericordia’
Set in a small town, this acclaimed French film starts with thriller vibes but might surprise viewers halfway through by revealing itself as a dark comedy.
Free Will Astrology (4/16/25)
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): I am always surprised when there appears yet another authoritative article or book that implies there is one specific right approach…
Now Playing in Theaters: April 16-22
In addition to One to One: John & Yoko, 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.
Toscano Bistro in Williston Pays Homage to the Richmond Original
Max Fath, whose parents owned a Mediterranean restaurant in Richmond for 14 years, has opened a new suburban version with their support — and most of their menu.
Dining on a Dime: Satisfying Sandwiches at Henry Street Deli
Approaching two years at the helm of an Old North End fixture, Mojo Hancy-Davis and Jordan Lewis have solidified their menu of affordable, well-crafted sammies.
The Sand Bar Restaurant Makes a Comeback in South Hero
After years as a derelict eyesore on the causeway, the former Sand Bar Inn location will be reborn as a two-story dining destination with a large upstairs deck.
So-Full Sisters to Park at Oakledge in Burlington This Summer
The food trailer — owned by twins Leah and Rachel Klatzker — will bring coffee, smoothies, waffle bowls, events and a beachy vibe to the Burlington park.
Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, April 16-23
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Earth Day Festival at the Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich.






