Before Trump paused most tariffs on Wednesday afternoon, business owners shared horror stories about the impact they could have on their struggling organizations.
Celebrating the life of Russell “Rusty” Berger III
Highly respected state electrical inspector enjoyed nothing more than spending time with his grandchildren
The Brandon restaurant’s chef and co-owner was allegedly attacked there on Saturday by a former employee, who is jailed on charges including attempted second-degree murder.
Environmental educator helped found Four Winds Nature Institute and built her life around giving to others
Accomplished artist used his talents in many different mediums throughout a remarkable life centered on family and creativity
Vermont native loved road trips with her bestie and singing backup to the oldies, and her baked goods were always in high demand
Burlington social worker and retirement home director was dedicated to her family and community
Seventh-generation dairy farmer was known for his ingenuity and innovative thinking
Rallies drew crowds not only in Burlington and Montpelier but also in roughly 18 other communities. Protesters said they are worried about the country.
Rumeysa Ozturk, 30, was arrested by plainclothes immigration authorities late last month while walking near her apartment in Somerville, Mass.
The elimination of federally funded cultural grants are seen as part of a broader effort to eliminate state humanities councils’ $65 million in annual funding.
The underground supergroup remains all but impossible to pin down on its third record, cutting across genres and combining sounds like a mad scientist.
Uncashed paychecks, security deposits, mutual funds — along with coin collections, baseball cards, tea sets, jewelry and military medals — wait for their owners
In addition to A Minecraft Movie, 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.
With wars overseas and democracy under attack at home, a new generation is rediscovering one of America’s oldest forms of civil disobedience.
Partially recorded in Burlington, the debut album from the New York City experimental quartet sinks to unfathomable depths of depravity.
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While seeing unicorns attack detestable rich people is fun, the screenplay hits all the expected satire and horror tropes without surprising us.
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Time is money, so spend some with these stories about unclaimed property, tax resistance, federal funding cuts and Vermonters finding unique ways to give back.
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The Alchemist, famed maker of Heady Topper, says it has found an environmentally friendly way to recycle “beer farts” and boost a pal’s pot yields.
The Green Mountain State expat returns to Vermont Comedy Club with a new set all about destigmatizing conversation about mental health.
Breaking up is hard to do — and even harder when there’s an animal involved. Here are some considerations for putting your pet’s best interests first.
The Québec artist builds a future world populated by bird-drone hybrids and astronaut paleontologists, describing avian warfare with cartoons and sculptures.
Approaching a milestone birthday, Seven Days publisher Paula Routly tries — and fails — to make dollars and sense of Medicare and American health care.
In this week’s music news: Catch fresh albums from the Seth Yacovone Band, Grace Potter, rapper rivan and bluegrass band Forest Station.
The Vermont History Museum presents photo portraits and shots of everyday life taken more than a century ago by the Montpelier photographer.
The string quartet explores the connections between classical music and the likes of Van Halen, Nirvana and Led Zeppelin in its new program, “Heavy Metal Strings.”
Bad teeth can become an albatross for people in recovery, an impediment to employment and a reminder of their destructive pasts.
With money to spare, young wealthy Vermonters are investing in local efforts through Resource Generation — a national nonprofit with a chapter in Burlington.
Guitarist Nick Grandchamp hosted the fourth annual event, which featured plenty of goodies for the denim jacket and Vans set.
Known for burning his huge wooden sculptures, the Jericho Center artist plans to move his latest four-letter roadside project around the state.
The musical’s story is small enough to fit one melancholy man, but it’s told in big songs by a big cast.
The Trump Administration’s cost-saving crusade, including deleting nearly $2 million from Vermont’s food system, poses a threat to farms and food producers.
In the face of rising food costs and resulting insecurity, businesses are making it easy for those who can afford it to chip in — $10, $5 or even $0 at a time.
Currently in its soft opening, Tikka House will specialize in kati rolls — paratha-wrapped kebabs — and other Indian dishes. Grazers’ other locations remain open.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the “Trailblazing Women of Country Music” concert at St. Johnsbury Academy.
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