World War II vet and longtime Barre resident was Vermont’s first Medicaid director
Journalist and author had a “vivid imagination, a biting wit and a lifelong love of birds”
South Burlingtonian married his college sweetheart, traveled North America
Electrical engineer helped Apollo astronauts reach the moon
Jeffersonville businessman served as Under Secretary of Ag, guiding U.S. farms through credit crisis
The Waterbury Center farmer’s debut book, The Christmas Calf, is an illustrated story about a boy on a dairy farm who witnesses Christmas Eve magic.
Seven Days publisher and editor-in-chief Paula Routly shares writing advice from her first editor, Josh Mamis. Decades later, it’s more relevant than ever.
From Barnes & Noble to indie bookshops, one book nerd loves them all. Here’s her read on the local scene, including her stops on the Vermont Bookstore Tour.
Pablo Larraín’s portrait of Maria Callas (Angelina Jolie) and Jacques Audiard’s unusual contemporary musical both feature larger-than-life diva figures.
The Burlington artist’s storied installation, which occupies most of his apartment, is overwhelmingly complex. A new art book gives a photographic tour.
In addition to Conclave, 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.
Arianna Soloway’s new store, the Makery, offers shoppers a wide array of materials at discount prices and gives crafters a place to take their excess supplies.
A woman in a casual new relationship wonders about gift-giving protocol. Here are tips for picking presents during early dating.
The Other Meta I want to let you know how wonderful it was to watch Eva Sollberger’s latest “Stuck in Vermont” video [“Meta Strick Makes…
Seven Days‘ hip-hop writer surveys the local scene after a landmark 2024 and offers his picks for the year’s best hip-hop records.
On her last winter in Vermont, the writer reflects on what’s changed — and what hasn’t — in two decades of living here.
Migrants have long been acknowledged as the force powering the dairy industry in Vermont, but their prevalence in the construction sector has remained murkier.
Who doesn’t love a good beach read? There’s just something about curling your toes in the sand, popping an ice-cold drink, and cracking the spine…
An investigation into Brandon Allen, a former corporal on the Grand Isle Sheriff’s Department, reveals a pattern of escalating situations.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.21): What is the perfect gift I could offer you this holiday season? I have decided on a large, square black box with…
Strick creates a magical fairyland populated by colorful dolls, artwork and eclectic collections. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Application 4C0357-3 from Whitcomb Woods Apartments Limited Partnership, c/o Cathedral Square, 412 Farrell Street, Suite 100, South Burlington, VT 05403; CSC Partners, Inc., 412 Farrell…
A photographic memoir documents the Vermonter’s 50-year career of taking pictures of everything from gay activists to goats.
The Town of Bolton, Vermont, is seeking proposals for professional Town Assessor services for the period from January 6, 2025, to June 30, 2028, with…
The Vermont rocker and forester writes about — and soundtracks — his passion for the woods and how loving trees is more complicated than you think.
At BCA Center in Burlington, the book artist presents six series of prints made in collaboration with major American authors and poets.
The artist and graphic designer took ambling drives for years, seeking out peace signs. His book, ‘Peace Signs of Vermont,’ is now available for purchase.
The UVM researcher explores the history of Camp Century, a 1960s military base dug into the Greenland Ice Sheet, and its role in studying climate change today.
An Ordinance in Relation to Amending B.C.O. §§ 1-9 & 21-29 Re: defacement of property and ordinance violations targeting individuals on the bases of protected…
Local writers Bianca Stone, M.T. Anderson and Ken Cadow offer reading recommendations, from poetry to sci-fi to history to essays.
A late, great DJ is celebrated on his “death day,” a Hartford High School senior makes the finals of a Broadway competition, and a new radio station debuts.
In her novel Agony Hill, author, gardener and home cook Sarah Stewart Taylor imagines life in 1965 Vermont, including menus of classic New England fare.
King Arthur Baking’s latest cookbook and Rowan Jacobsen’s wild cacao quest offer a classic combo of bread and chocolate. We read and reviewed both.
The team behind ski-resort staples Miso toh Kome and Miso Hungry Ramen will add a new concept this winter, bringing Japanese curry inside the Bolton lodge.
Deirdre Heekin and Caleb Barber expand their Barnard winery pop-ups to a Champlain Valley vineyard they’ve farmed since 2013, offering wine flights and snacks.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including the Okemo Valley Holiday Express at Chester Depot.
