The acclaimed Vermont cartoonists interview each other about their new books, which subvert the conventions of autobiographical storytelling.
Gov. Phil Scott and supporters of a key housing infrastructure bill gathered on Wednesday at a Fair Haven site where they hope new homes will be built.
City officials are concerned about tensions with Vermont’s northern neighbor and made the gesture to reinforce the longtime friendly relationship.
Extra! The owner of Brattleboro-based the Commons has purchased the Deerfield Valley News and plans to expand operations.
Avid supporter of UVM women’s basketball cherished the Champlain Valley Fair, missing only the years he served in the military
Longtime nurse used her gifts of empathy, humility, humor and deep compassion to care for her patients
A mass of Christian burial for Toni will be celebrated on Saturday, July 26, 2025, 11 a.m., at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 2914…
“Bright light” loved cheerleading and track and was a big sister to all the children in the community
Gifted violinist and teacher fostered the development of many young aspiring musicians
Shelburne woman was happiest helping others and spending time with friends and family
Jack-of-all-trades loved building, tinkering, hunting and spending time with family
Former Helen Day Art Center director, coach and activist lived his life with remarkable energy, courage and compassion
Former Vermont resident will be remembered for her loyalty, artistry and deep love for her family
Groton woman will be remembered for her kind heart, joyful sense of humor and for being “downright fun”
A celebration of life will be held on Friday, August 22, 2025, from 4 p.m. to dusk, at Kill Kare State Park, 2714 Hathaway Point…
MD dedicated himself to public service and made major contributions to medical science and education
From Dr. Seuss to Mary Azarian to Phish, this year’s issue features stories written and drawn by, for and about cartoonists. And chickens. Lots of chickens.
Green Eggs and Ham Take a Hike, one of three new Dr. Seuss graphic novels, offers a modern take on one of the most successful children’s books of all time.
Down a long dirt road in Calais, the artist tends to her garden and family, and crafts the woodcut prints and illustrations she’s been making since the 1960s.
After 40 years of demonstrating against injustice, cartoonist Glynnis Fawkes’ neighbor is still showing up to stand and be counted.
He’s Also an Umpire! Wow! I loved reading the article in last week’s Nest about Stu McGowan [“Moving On: The Old North End’s Most Distinctive…
CANCER (Jun. 21-Jul. 22): In Yoruba cosmology, ase is the sacred life force that animates the universe. It’s divine energy that can be harnessed by…
Specs during sex — do or don’t? One partner finds it weird and wonders whether to broach the subject or turn a blind eye.
Mama, Maisie and Mary Jane are a hit with kids and pets. The piggy banks are art with a cause: Money raised goes to a local food shelf.
A Seven Days reporter joins a storied Williston Fourth of July tradition, which involves marching in formation while doing esoteric things with lawn chairs.
Experts say flood-mitigation projects save money. But communities are losing FEMA funds that were meant to allow them to prepare for the worst.
Outraged that Vermont jam legends Phish were snubbed by the Hall, the ‘Doomsbury’ gang aims to settle the score.
Burlington guitarist Joe Agnello takes a break from his various tribute acts to drop a wonderfully weird, rocking album that’s all him.
The Brattleboro-area band returns with a new EP of folk-punk and heart-on-sleeve rock and roll. Recorded at Guilford Sound, every note sounds pristine.
The seventh entry in the dinosaur action franchise plays like a greatest hits reel, with an excess of characters struggling to re-create the magic.
In addition to Everything’s Going to Be Great, 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.
The North Hero artist bases her cartoons on her flock of backyard chickens. Seven Days asked these muses how they do the serious work of providing inspiration.
Vermont cartoonists Harry Bliss and Alison Bechdel interviewed each other for Seven Days‘ annual Cartoon Issue. Paula Routly describes their first encounter.
What does a Seven Days food writer really eat? From restaurant previews and pop-up dinners to meal kits and toddler scraps, it’s all about balance.
The wing chain will host a grand reopening July 11, and Playa Bowls will open nearby on July 12. Elsewhere, Sobremesa scales back, and Local Maverick expands.
The Scott administration offered no help to the attorney general’s effort to unfreeze nearly $17 million federal funding for vehicle chargers.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including rock legends the Wallflowers at the Spruce Peak Village Green in Stowe.
