Employees’ Union Asks Judge to Block Return-to-Office Mandate
The union that represents Vermont state employees is asking a judge to block Gov. Phil Scott’s new return-to-office policy before […]
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Vermont’s Bold Investment in Childcare Is Largely Paying Off
Help us pay for in-depth stories like this one by becoming a Seven Days Super Reader. The disbanding of a civic organization
In Burlington’s Old North End, the Wise Fool Takes a Seat
Years before chef Elliot Sion opened the Wise Fool in Burlington’s Old North End, he knew what he wanted to
In Burlington’s Old North End, the Wise Fool Takes a Seat
Years before chef Elliot Sion opened the Wise Fool in Burlington’s Old North End, he knew what he wanted to
Seven Can’t-Miss Vermont Events This Week
Oh, Brother Thursday 20 The Spruce Peak Unplugged series presents An Evening With Livingston Taylor at Spruce Peak Performing Arts
Jason Moran to Curate 2026 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival
The Flynn announced on Friday that pianist, composer and educator Jason Moran will curate the 2026 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival.
Vermont Theaters Join National Resistance Movement
The Flynn in Burlington and Artistree in South Pomfret are among hundreds of arts presenters across the country staging events
Burlington to Cut Mental Health Response Team
Burlington CARES, a city program designed to send mental health clinicians to certain emergency calls, will cease operation by mid-December.
Specs to Open Long-Awaited Cocktail Bar in Winooski
Sam Nelis has been hosting Friday night cocktail pop-ups in his café-bar-beverage market in Winooski for well over a year.
Sterling College to Close in 2026
Updated at 5:20 p.m. Sterling College, an unorthodox, tiny school for students interested in the environment, will shut down at