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- Matt Morris | Don Eggert
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- Jul 21-27, 2021
- Vol. 26, No. 42
Investors With Questionable Records Want to Buy Five Vermont Nursing Homes. Will the State Let Them?; One Year After Winooski Students Proposed Anti-Racist Reforms, Change Has Yet to Happen; Community Conflict Over Disc Golf in Waterbury
News + Opinion
Arts + Life
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- Magnificent 7
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The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, July 21 to 28
The state has lifted its remaining coronavirus restrictions, and there's no shortage of ways for Vermonters to connect, learn and have a good time. We've compiled seven of this week's must-do events, including a performance by folk-rock trio Lula Wiles at Knoll Farm in Fayston.
Food + Drink
Music
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Life Lines
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- Obituaries
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Obituary: Roddy O’Neil Cleary, 1932-2021
Clergy member earned the Ed Everts Peace and Social Justice Award for a lifetime of volunteerism and activism
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Obituary: Michael William Day, 1951-2021
Man of "simple needs" started one of the first recycling centers in northern British Columbia in the 1970s
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- Obituaries
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Obituary: Brad Sharrow, 1951-2021
Malletts Bay man was a gentle soul who enjoyed fishing on Lake Champlain
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Obituary: Zachary Quinn Ellison, 1994-2021
Lover of animals, self-taught pianist and avid soccer player brought kindness and wit into people's lives
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Obituary: G. Richard Eisele, 1936-2021
Former Community College of Vermont educator was passionate about teaching, skiing and family
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Obituary: Brenda Haselton, 1954-2021
Avid fabric artist bestowed upon other gifts of warmth and generosity
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Obituary: Dr. Anthony R. Quintiliani, 1944-2021
Mental health counselor and mindfulness advocate made a positive difference in others' lives
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Obituary: Richard William “Rick” Carbin, 1939-2021
First president of the Vermont Land Trust was instrumental in saving the Barnard General Store
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