Over 18 months, Dylan Russell, an opioid user, purchased at least 15 guns at shops around the state. The weapons were for drug dealers, authorities say.
Extraordinary musician, entertainer and songwriter will be remembered for his showmanship
Talented photographer and technician helped others conjure the power and beauty of the photographic print
Lover of travel and music was a passionate advocate for peace and human rights
Proud U.S. Army veteran loved classic cars, his many pets, boiling sap in his sugar shack and cooking for his family
Beloved son, brother, uncle, friend and coworker, Allen Ostroy passed away on August 15, 2024, from sudden heart failure. He is survived by his mom,…
The high school principal received the honor for his young adult novel, Gather, the story of a rural Vermont teen navigating hardship.
Remembering Julie… Musician, landscaper and Philly native, Julie was best known in Burlington for JS Garden Design. She started her business 30 years ago, beautifying…
The married couple behind a favorite Hinesburg eatery and a home-based specialty bakery will open a joint venture in the former Uno Pizzeria & Grill.
The proposed charter change has bipartisan support on the city council but is facing pushback from police who fear the model will harm recruitment efforts.
Jason Reitman’s film conveys how irreverent the show’s early days were, without overly sanitizing or sentimentalizing them for modern sensibilities.
Write About Nolfi So, what happened to the promised “next week” appearance of a more complete obit for Barbara Nolfi [Life Lines, October 2]? If…
In addition to Exhibiting Forgiveness, 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.
Founding artistic director Kim Bent plays the wizard Prospero in a production that focuses less on magic than on the lasting beauty of Shakespeare’s poetry.
LIBRA (Sep. 23-Oct. 22): Your bulboid corpuscles are specialized nerve cells in your skin that can experience intense tactile pleasure — more so than any…
The “little orchestra” marks three decades of music with a global tour. Before its stops in Burlington and Lebanon, N.H., we chatted with the lead vocalist.
Lily Seabird signs with Philadelphia’s Lame-O Records. And new music from AfterLyfe, the Middle Ages and Moondogs drops this week.
Communes, barflies, and Bread and Puppet’s Peter Schumann are documentary subjects. Fiction films spotlight Vermont family dynamics and Burlington college life.
Lots of people get bugged out by creepy-crawlies. The Reverend responds to a question about helping a loved one conquer that insect phobia.
The Boston bluegrass quartet expands its sound on its third LP with a heady brew of jazz, Americana and indie pop music.
Burlington-based pianist Ted Perry and his band slip into a warm bed of modern jazz on his new six-song EP, featuring classy, erudite arrangements.
The Vermonter’s ninth poetry collection crackles with confessions, complaints and raptures. This is a seasoned poet offering a clear vision.
After a critically acclaimed Netflix comedy special, the longtime staff writer and actor on ABC’s “Fresh Off the Boat” is making waves with his new standup act.
Guest curator Katy Smith Abbott engaged colleagues and nearly 70 students for this aptly titled show, exploring mysteries of Earth, space and the human heart.
The legal voters of the City of Burlington, Vermont are hereby notified and warned to come and vote at a Special City Meetingon Tuesday, the…
By law, public notice of proposed rules must be given by publication in newspapers of record. The purpose of these notices is to give the…
Following the death of the Earth Prime Comics owner, a collection of rare and ultra-valuable comic books is poised to auction for millions of dollars.
The Burlington artist has created a series of remarkably lifelike driftwood heron sculptures in her South End garden, sourcing materials from local waterways.
“The Loss of Grace” author Joe Sexton delves into Vermont’s illicit guns-for-drugs trade in a story published by Seven Days and nonprofit news site The Trace.
Application 4C0618-4D,4C0618-5B from Founders Memorial School and Essex Middle School, and Essex Westford School District received on August 8, 2024 and deemed complete on September…
The new-to-Burlington event allows people to pitch their single friends for future dates through PowerPoint presentations at local venues.
A new 30-foot sculpture of the elusive lake creature is not so hard to find. It’s on display at the lakefront environmental center in Burlington.
Chef-owner Charles Spock takes inspiration from Robert Frost’s “Nothing Gold Can Stay” with an ever-changing menu of handmade pastas and seasonal small plates.
The hardy, flood-resilient pawpaw tree shows promise, but farmers must sell Vermonters on its unfamiliar, tropical fruit — which tastes like Juicy Fruit gum.
Baker of Bosnian rolls and purveyor of Eastern European groceries to expand offerings with fresh sandwiches and pastries a few doors from current location.
Restaurateur Gabriel Firman has closed one restaurant to focus on his original eatery, now with a James Beard Foundation semifinalist helming the kitchen.
Two restaurants in Chittenden and Addison counties announced their closures over the long weekend, ending seven- and 15-year runs, respectively.
Towns often rely on volunteers to navigate complicated federal relief channels. And flood mitigation projects would ideally be regional, not local, efforts.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the spooky, scary Halloween Costume Party at Bennington Museum.
