Burlington Man Gets 14 Years in Fatal 2022 Shooting
Updated at 6:12 p.m. The man accused of murdering a childhood acquaintance in Burlington’s Old North End in 2022 was […]
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Circus Smirkus Dodges Bankruptcy but May Cancel Its 2026 Big Top Tour
Circus Smirkus executive and artistic director Rachel Schiffer told Seven Days on Wednesday that the organization has surpassed the $400,000
Video: Delia Robinson Has Sculpted Thousands of Whistles in Her 80 Years
Perched on a steep hill in Montpelier, Delia Robinson’s cozy home studio is filled with dozens of whistles and vivid
Scott Zeros In on Education Reform in State of the State
Gov. Phil Scott on Wednesday exhorted lawmakers to follow through on the sweeping education reform efforts they initiated last year,
Vermont’s Craft Brewers Brace for an Uncertain Future
Help us pay for in-depth stories like this one by becoming a Seven Days Super Reader. A group of regulars sat around
Burlington Charter Changes Languish in the Statehouse
Since 2021, Burlington voters have agreed to ban guns from bars, protect renters from no-cause evictions and adopt a new
Lawmakers Plan to Tackle Education Reform, Health Care
Lawmakers returned to Montpelier this week facing mounting pressure to solve the state’s affordability crisis — even as the resources
Winter Farmers Markets Offer Veggies, Meats and Community
“A green cabbage the size of a softball, one carrot — lumpy, but a vibrant hunting-vest orange — a sprig
Ethics Panel Dismisses Complaints Against Senators With Private School Ties
After a preliminary review, the Senate Ethics Panel has dismissed complaints against Sens. Scott Beck (R-Caledonia) and Seth Bongartz (D-Bennington),
Molly Gray Officially Announces Run for Lieutenant Governor
Molly Gray on Monday formally announced her intent to run for lieutenant governor, a post she held from 2020 to