After 50 years in the Clayton family, the corner market in Burlington’s Old North End has sold to brothers originally from India. They plan no major changes.
Montpelier man was the librarian at Spaulding High School for many years
In Loving Memory of Kristen Lauré Charlebois September 19, 1978-May 29, 1995 Dear Kristy, It’s hard to believe it’s been 30 years since the accident…
Chemical industry leader was an active Meals on Wheels volunteer and an inspiration to the lives he touched
“Beacon of patience” was deeply devoted to her loved ones and navigated life’s up and downs with grace
You weren’t just my Mom. You were my first teacher, my biggest support and my closest friend. Your wise words always guided me. Your strength…
Please join our family for a celebration of life and memorial service for Bunty Davies on June 21, 2025, 11 a.m., at First Congregational Church…
Feeling skittish about visiting Canada due to political tensions? A Québec tourism board has a message for you: “Come hug it out in the Eastern Townships.”
The Senate on Friday approved an amended version of the House’s education bill. It will go to a conference committee next week to hammer out differences.
Former director and 40-year volunteer of St. Brigid’s Kitchen and Pantry of Brattleboro had a heart big enough to hold the whole world
Electrician’s life was a testament to his unwavering dedication to community involvement and public safety
In addition to Bob Trevino Likes It, 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 initiative from Vermont Parks Forever lets residents enrolled in 3SquaresVT, WIC and other social-services programs use parks for free from May to October
Ninety part-time employees make up a team that has rescued more than 260 people during the major summer floods over the past two years.
Boats are called “pleasure crafts” for a reason, and many boat owners like to share the experience. Here are tips for inviting yourself along for the float.
Publisher Paula Routly introduces Seven Days‘ new Report for America corps member, Lucy Tompkins. Her beat: immigration and immigrant communities in Vermont.
Shelburne Museum presents 270 posters made over 25 years by Burlington’s Iskra Print Collective to commemorate shows at Higher Ground.
Many Canadians are planning vacations elsewhere due to Trump’s insults. Traffic into Vermont has dipped nearly to levels experienced right after the pandemic.
Abenaki Died for U.S. [Re Abenaki Council of Odanak ad, April 2]: The Canadian Abenaki claim that, after the American Revolutionary War, English settlers in…
Elise Whittemore and Will Gebhard present their work in an unusual setting: on barns and buildings at a farm and museum in Woodstock.
It might not feel like summer yet, but we promise it’s coming. Here’s a look at what’s ahead, from concerts to creemees.
From June through August, chamber music festivals and concert series span the Green Mountains, with international and local talent alike.
Pursuant to Title 24 VSA, Chapter 117, the Development Review Board will hold a public hearing on June 11, 2025, at 7:00pm to hear the…
From Mountain Jam to Rod Stewart, here are our picks for regional concerts and festivals that justify leaving Vermont during its shortest, sweetest season.
GEMINI (May 21-Jun. 20): Gemini writer Raymond Carter (1938-1988) established a reputation as a master of terse minimalism. One critic noted that he practiced the…
In this week’s music news: The Harwood Union High School music program puts on a show. Plus, a new single from Grace Potter and new programs on Vermont Public.
On the beach, on the water and at the Statehouse, the educator and advocate works to protect the 450-square-mile lake that links two states and two countries.
Vermont’s granges, town halls and meetinghouses have long been rural social hubs. Don’t overlook them when seeking out local music.
President Donald Trump has sparked outrage across Canada; where does that leave American tourists? Travel writer Jen Rose Smith offers a thoughtful answer.
Samia’s fan base may skew “all ages,” but her latest album is timeless alchemy. Fans of good old-fashioned rock catharsis are strongly advised to check it out.
As part of the church’s bankruptcy case, survivors — and now creditors — were allowed the opportunity to detail in open court how they were violated by priests.
Students from across Vermont played two shows during the All State Music Festival at Essex High School. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Made entirely in Vermont, Clint Bierman’s lawn game is serious backyard fun, and he’s on a crusade to get everyone in America to try it.
The Charlotte folk duo’s new album is as full of complex, emotional songs as it is gifted Vermont collaborators.
A guide to some popular Burlington creemee destinations that asks the tough questions, such as: Are these creemees actually good?
The nonprofit, a leading advocate for accessibility and creative expression among Vermonters with disabilities, has been operating at a loss for years.
From Michelin picks to a Euro-style trail-running station, the coming months usher in a long list of fresh excuses to cross the Canadian border.
Appealing to a broader base of donors helped the center pay off its debts. While other nonprofits are struggling, at the center, it’s smooth sailing.
Two new scare movies, both medium-creative variations on the slasher formula, pit young people against deadly legacies bequeathed to them by their elders.
