Adventurer was known for her undaunted love of life and her generosity
Perry and Neil Farr are bringing their second Chittenden County restaurant back to its roots as a destination for Hawaiian-style poke and açaí bowls.
Williston man leaves a legacy of care and concern for his family
Lifelong lover of basketball was caring, empathetic, protective, charismatic and loyal
Avid pilot was a member of the local Experimental Aircraft Association and volunteered to fly patients to hospitals as part of AirLifeLine
Burlington lawyer was known for his unselfish efforts to help people in need and for his quick wit, irreverent humor and love of the English language
Despite the career changes throughout her life, nurse continued to be a caregiver for her parents, her siblings, and her large circle of family and friends
A passion for large-scale construction equipment led to a career that included the construction of parts of Interstate 89 and other notable projects
South Burlington woman enjoyed a variety of activities, but her Christ Church Presbyterian family was especially important to her
Williston man was active in his community through acts of generosity and civic engagement
Museum curator used her understanding of history to imagine a better future
Chief of radiology and U.S. Navy Medical Corps veteran loved square dancing, traveling and sports
University trustees voted on Friday to raise tuition 2 percent for in-staters and 4.5 percent for out-of-staters. They’re also looking for ways to cut expenses.
Former Fleming Museum curator
Burlington man loved hiking, camping and computers and was deeply loved by friends and family
The school’s Game Studio program marks a two-decade milestone with a hands-on exhibition of video game history and an immersive new art installation.
Director Melissa Lourie sets the actors to work deep below the surface of Chekhov’s comedy, revealing the play’s funny and beautiful truths.
The practices overcharge consumers, cheat artists and cost presenters time, money and their reputations. And many of them are legal in Vermont.
This quick-hit roundup of new music ranges from metal to folk to experimental and includes releases from James Kochalka Superstar and Hungrytown.
A Marvell Technology engineer and a UVM professor are working together on a semiconductor chip that can self-destruct if needed to prevent a security breach.
The First Omen and Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person are both effectively spooky, directed by women and available to stream.
Scientist Michale Glennon and a group of artists crochet, knit, weave and felt their way through data about the Lake Champlain basin.
Through afterschool programs at his gaming center, Grant Patterson uses video gaming as a gateway to real-world lessons.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): As a teenager, I loved the music of Jefferson Airplane. I recall sitting on the couch in my New Jersey home…
In his jaw-dropping Unnecessary Studio in Burlington, the inventor creates real solutions to fake problems and has become an internet sensation along the way.
Deadly Connection Thank you so much for [“The Straw Man,” October 16]. I have struggled for so long to understand the stance regarding guns in…
The company’s South Burlington factory is the first full-scale plant in the U.S. designed to produce next-generation electric aircraft.
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming concert at the Flynn will feature a live video projection, giving audiences a rare close-up look at the musicians.
In addition to We Live in Time, 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.
Vermont educators believe it’s their responsibility to teach students how to use the new technology ethically and effectively. They’re still working on it.
The convention drew nearly 50 tattoo artists and more than 1,000 attendees, many of whom got fresh ink. Go behind the scenes of this “Stuck in Vermont” video.
Taylor and Catherine Ross Haskins combine their love of music and art at their new performance venue and art gallery in a renovated grain mill.
Leaders from Beta Technologies, OnLogic and other companies convened at Generator Makerspace to discuss strategies for recruiting and retaining workers.
The Rev makes suggestions for dealing with grief after losing a loved one and receiving messages from the other side.
New farming technology uses AI and machine learning to help farmers provide better feed and care for their animals and fertilize their fields more efficiently.
Burlington composer Katherine Quittner’s elaborate sound healing instrument is good for what ails you … maybe.
MILO, which stands for My Innovative Learning Opportunity, offers afterschool science workshops to students in Mount Abraham Unified School District’s towns.
Seven Days‘ annual Tech Issue coincides with its tech job fair and expo — and offers a chance to note the ways technology is changing our lives.
Rocket has built an Instagram following of 28,900 by creating videos at food businesses around Vermont. Now, he’s moving into tech with a wide-ranging app.
When Lincoln’s longtime general store owner needed to sell, locals Katie and Kyle Clark of Beta Technologies stepped up to buy the 181-year-old business.
After almost a decade, bakery owner Lisa Curtis will add more hot and cold lunch options, imported grocery items, and seafood in the neighboring storefront.
Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including Terror on the Track at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction.
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