The water superintendent who cut the fluoride levels in Richmond’s drinking water has resigned in protest of the town’s Water and Sewer Commission vote to…
Seasoned bicyclist found peace in attending Mass
Painter and natural athlete had a tireless work ethic and fighting spirit
Accomplished nurse, avid bingo player will be remembered for her generosity and kindness
Former owner of Montpelier’s Thrush Tavern had extensive career in food service industry
Navy veteran and engineer was a Renaissance man who loved long-distance cycling, crossword puzzles and Vermont
Bret McKenzie knows how to tell a joke. Half of New Zealand musical comedy duo Flight of the Conchords and an Oscar winner for his…
Two Progressive Burlington city councilors have resigned in the last few weeks, leaving the party shorthanded until at least March 2023. The rapid downsizing comes…
Several years ago, Jess Kirby noticed that a number of her clients at Burlington’s Safe Recovery were suddenly acting differently. They worried that they were…
Seven Days’ music desk has snapped in half from the collective weight of new albums submitted for review by Vermont musicians. Somewhere beneath the broken…
Netflix’s new Marilyn Monroe movie has provoked strong reactions. Manohla Dargis of the New York Times expressed relief that Monroe herself didn’t have to sit…
A new novel due out in December puts U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) at the center of a “cozy” murder mystery. The novel, Feel the…
Last Tuesday, Seven Days reported the sad news that Burlington’s Penny Cluse Café would close permanently at the end of 2022, after 25 years of…
At first glance, the squiggles printed on bolts of blue, green, yellow and black fabric look like abstract patterns. But if you’re a frequent hiker…
Nonfiction comics burst with energy and insight. But rather than chronicle the fantastical exploits of superheroes and mutants, as more famous works by the likes…
On a recent Saturday afternoon near Brattleboro, Joe Wiah went to a party. Among the guests were several Afghan families who moved to town in…
Looking at art can be transporting; images may take you to another place or time, or show you other ways of seeing and communicating —…
Clark Russell was a student at the University of Vermont when he formed a punk rock band called No Fun with guitarist and fellow student…
A retrospective exhibition of works by the late Montpelier artist Ray Brown requires a lot of space. Accordingly, his paintings, drawings and prints now fill…
Like a pyramid of glasses filling up with Champagne, Stephen Sondheim’s songs overflow with wordplay. Now at Lost Nation Theater, the musical revue Side by…
Rainey, the main character of Burlington-based Benjamin Roesch’s debut YA novel Blowin’ My Mind Like a Summer Breeze, is a musician by design rather than…
The phrase “college admissions” has become politically charged. Add “scandal” to an internet search, and scores of stories pop up about celebrities and other wealthy,…
Dear Reverend, I’ve been with my boyfriend for about a year and a half. I recently found out that he has dated three other women…
LIBRA (Sep. 23-Oct. 22): When he was young, Libran poet W. S. Merwin had a teacher who advised him, “Don’t lose your arrogance yet. You…
When Republican Gerald Malloy entered the race to succeed U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) in March, few Vermonters had heard of the recent transplant, let…
Seven Days ‘Stands Out’ I am the grandmother of the victim in [“Trust Fail: After Discovering Unsettling Details of Naomi Wood’s Death, Her Family Channels…
On October 4, when Charles Reeves and Holly Cluse announced the upcoming closure of Penny Cluse Café, their beloved downtown Burlington breakfast and lunch spot,…
For the last six months, Clara Walsh has been busy brewing up the revival of Vermont’s chapter of the Pink Boots Society, an international organization…
A beloved space in St. Albans is heating up once again. Shawn Careau will open Off the Rails at One Federal on Thursday, October 27….
Two Sons Bakehouse and the nonprofit Jenna’s Promise have partnered to open a café at 38 Main Street in Johnson by the end of October….
Fall is officially here, and there’s no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We’ve compiled seven must-do events, including Ann Young’s “In a Dangerous Time,” a collection of paintings that depict nature in the abstract or people around the world living through difficulties.
