Scott Unveils 14-Point Public Safety Plan for Burlington
Gov. Phil Scott on Thursday announced a 14-point plan to address crime and disorder in the Queen City. The state […]
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Vermonters Might Not Get Federal Food Aid Next Month
Some 65,000 Vermonters who rely on food assistance may not receive it in November because of the federal government shutdown,
The Tech Issue Touches Grass
What’s the best way to illustrate the current moment in tech? Seven Days’ editors and designers face this quandary every
Café Monette Buzzes in St. Albans, With French Flair
For much of my life, my experience with dining in St. Albans centered on my grandmother’s weekly spaghetti nights. She
Café Monette Buzzes in St. Albans, With French Flair
For much of my life, my experience with dining in St. Albans centered on my grandmother’s weekly spaghetti nights. She
Sonia Sotomayor Speaks to Full House at UVM
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor sprinkled in commentary about the state of the union between musings on the law
Thousands Say ‘No Kings’ at Protests Across Vermont
For the second time in a matter of months, thousands of people around Vermont on Saturday took to the streets
Québec Abenaki Say Research Proves Vermont Tribal Members Lack Native Heritage
Abenaki leaders in Québec on Friday unveiled genealogical research that they say proves specific members of Vermont-recognized tribes have no
Sen. Sam Douglass Resigns Over Racist Chats
Vermont Sen. Sam Douglass (R-Orleans) announced on Friday that he will resign from his seat, bowing to intense pressure from
Beta Technologies Seeks to Raise $825 Million in Market Debut
Beta Technologies is hoping to raise as much as $825 million in its initial public offering, according to documents filed