Grab your favorite pumpkin-flavored coffee drink — that little chill in the morning means fall is here, and the first Seven Days of the season hit the streets today. Here’s what you’ll find for news and politics this week:
- In Fair Game, Paul Heintz reports that a program to encourage charitable giving by state employees is funding two anti-gay organizations classified as “hate groups” by the Southern Poverty Law Center. Plus, more staff changes at Vermont Public Radio, the Rutland Herald and here at Seven Days.
- A new methadone clinic to help treat drug addicts is now open in South Burlington, despite the ongoing opposition of some neighbors. Ken Picard talks to two patients.
- Vermont cops and docs are on the lookout for “molly,” a powdered form of ecstasy. Kids these days.
- In archaeology news, the Abenaki may not have been the only early inhabitants of Vermont.
Pick up this week’s issue in print, online or on the app.
This week’s cover image by the late Stephen Huneck is courtesy of the Stephen Huneck Gallery. See this week’s cover story about the future of Dog Mountain.
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