Vermont Sugar Makers Are Tapping Migrant Workers for Help
On a recent chilly afternoon in Cabot, Caitlin and Ian Ackermann fired up their evaporator for the first boil of […]
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Rural Vermonters Decry Act 250 Reforms
Ashley LaRoche traveled on Tuesday from her home in rural Concord to the Statehouse steps to give lawmakers a piece
Judge Releases Second Ecuadorian Sister Detained in ICE Raid
The third and final person detained during a federal immigration raid in South Burlington last Wednesday has now been released.
Vermont Law Enforcement Leaders Defend Actions at ICE Raid
At a hearing before state lawmakers on Thursday morning, Vermont law enforcement leaders defended their actions during a federal immigration
Judge Grants Bail for Man Detained in ICE Raid
A federal immigration court judge ruled on Thursday that a South Burlington man from Honduras who was jailed after an
Video: Meet the Family Behind O Bread Bakery at Shelburne Farms
Whether telling bakery stories at the dinner table or shaping baguettes together, Chuck Conway, Carla Kevorkian and their kids have
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Senate Health Committee Favors Incremental Reforms This Year
A Vermont Senate committee has advanced a pair of health care bills that would build on incremental reforms aimed at
Seven Days’ Food Issue Serves Up Stories About Vermont
Credit: Greg Nesbit | Rev. Diane Sullivan We picked mud season for our 2026 Food Issue knowing it might make
A Hater’s Guide to the ‘Small Plates’ Trend in Restaurants
I went to Mon Lapin in Montréal for my birthday last month. Mon Lapin is venerated by people for whom
Funding for Services at Food Shelf in Burlington Is Threatened
The food shelf on North Winooski Avenue has been under construction for a renovation and expansion during the past a