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Dopapod Adds 2020 Tour Dates & Shares Chicago Show Pro-Shot Video  JamBas […]

NEFCU wraps up $62500 in 2019 community giving  Vermont Biz […]

The Bernie Sanders Origin Story, Part 1  Jacobin magazin […]

Generator names Meg Hammond executive director  Vermont Biz […]

Mamava places 1000th lactation suite with University of Pittsburgh Medical Center  Vermont Biz […]

Obituary: Patricia Estelle Childs Gunther, 1924-2019  Seven Days […]

Vermont equal pay movement lands in top year-end magazines  Vermont Biz […]

Vermont surgery center appeals state limitations to state Supreme Court — 6 insights  Becker's ASC Review […]

Muralist Mary Lacy Offers Smaller-Scale Paint Puzzles  Seven Days […]

Princess Nostalgia, 'Thank Heavens 4 Opposable Thumbs' | Album Review  Seven Days […]

'Everybody Knew': Guards Say Higher-Ups Ignored Serious Misconduct in Vermont's Prison System  Seven Days […]

Vermont woman arrested in connection with her husband’s shooting death  Boston.com […]

Local leaders react to new USMCA deal  WCAX […]

Woman arrested in connection with husband's shooting death  Trumbull Times […]

Should there be a tax on charging electric vehicles in Vermont?  Burlington Free Press […]

House Democrats release articles of impeachment: How did Vermont's congressional delegation respond?  Burlington Free Press […]

How Vermont ranked as one of the most generous states with one of the smallest holiday budgets  Burlington Free Press […]

Champlain College launches Online bachelor's in marketing  Vermont Biz […]

NY Burlington VT Zone Forecast  SFGat […]

ACLU hosts discussion seeking justice for alleged victims of prison abuse  WCAX […]

UVM: Mental health crisis on campus resolved  WCAX […]

‘This is your job!’ Community calls for immediate change at Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility  Local 22/44 News […]

Vermont sports scores for Tuesday, December 10: See how your favorite team fared  BurlingtonFreePress.com […]

Surgery Center cries foul on Care Board decision to limit practice; files appeal with VT Supreme Court  Burlington Free Press […]

Loons thriving in Vermont  WCAX […]

Vermont sports scores for Wednesday, December 11 and schedule for Thursday, December 12.       &nbs […]

In the wake of the fatal Pensacola shooting, U.S. and Saudi officials are doing a new round of vetting on hundreds of Saudi military students      &nbs […]

No longer would basketball and volleyball players need to schedule practices that end at 10 p.m.       &nbs […]

Angela Auclair of Bristol was arrested on suspicion that she helped plan the July killing of husband David Auclair in Hinesburg.      &nbs […]

A new report from the Vermont Public Utility Commission concluded that a tax on charging electric vehicles would work against Vermont's goal of getting more electric cars on the road.       &nbs […]

Sally Matson and Anne Sutton, originally of Burlington, were among of 46 students in the nation to win the Marshall fellowship.       &nbs […]

Here is Reviewed's guide to gifts under $10 that are perfect for Secret Santa, White Elephant, office gifts, stocking stuffers and more.       &nbs […]

Superintendent Yaw Obeng said the complaints were related to student-on-student bullying and harassment, particularly linked to gender fluidity.      &nbs […]

The Green Mountain Surgery Center has appealed to the Vermont Supreme Court to reverse regulators' decision to limit its practice.       &nbs […]

Bernie Sanders, Patrick Leahy and Peter Welch weigh in on articles of impeachment against President Trump.      &nbs […]

South Royalton native, Dustin Rickert, produced newly released Hallmark film, A Christmas Love Story       &nbs […]

Vermont has one of the smallest holiday budgets in the country. Yet it also ranked as one of the most generous states in 2019.       &nbs […]

The 25th Annual All-State Field Hockey Team as selected by the Burlington Free Press sports department.       &nbs […]

Vermont sports scores for Monday, December 9 and Tuesday, December 10 and schedule for Wednesday, December 11.       &nbs […]

The new brewery, a short drive from Okemo Mountain Resort, specializes in English-style beer and offers food in an old brick woolen mill.       &nbs […]

Proctorsville brewery opened this summer and has its own beer on tap including a dark mild, pale ales and an oatmeal stout       &nbs […]

People's United Bank in downtown Burlington was robbed Tuesday morning for an undisclosed amount of money. Police were searching for evidence.       &nbs […]

The state's top high school players from the 2019 season as named by the Vermont Youth Volleyball Association.       &nbs […]

The National Guard's deployment to Afghanistan in 2010 was Vermont's largest since WWII.       &nbs […]

Winter's onset! It's not official until Dec. 21, but we'll take it — and share what we've seen out there.       &nbs […]

Vermont has made the top five for healthiest states in the U.S. for the last few decades, according to the United Health Foundation.      &nbs […]

The risk remains for more landslides along portions of Riverside Avenue in Burlington, geologists say.       &nbs […]

The popular traffic cut-through behind Shelburne Road is reopened after several months of closure.       &nbs […]

A visiting scholar at Middlebury College was uninvited from a NATO conference in Denmark. Here's what to know about Stanley Sloan.       &nbs […]

A Winooski woman died several days after a fire last month from thermal burns. She may have been smoking while using medical oxygen.       &nbs […]

The wife of a Hinesburg murder victim appeared in court Wednesday morning, accused of playing a role in her husband's death. […]

Police will be present at the Vergennes Union High School Wednesday after a threat of gun violence. […]

Four Chittenden County men have been charged by Vermont state game wardens with poaching deer. […]

The ACLU is demanding justice for the women of the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility after an investigative report found widespread allegations of sexual abuse by male guards. […]

New York Assemblyman Billy Jones announced on Wednesday he will not seek the 45th Senate district seat in 2020 when Sen. Betty Little retires. But New York Assemblyman Dan Stec said he will run for it. […]

Colchester residents are waking up to a changed neighborhood because after nearly two years, a contaminated, condemned home has finally been torn down. […]

Work is now underway on a South Burlington bridge that was closed because of damage from the Halloween storm. […]

Republican and Democratic senators looked to use his report on the origins of Russia investigation to back their views that the investigation was either an important and legitimate one or a badly bungled farce. […]

Now that House Democrats have laid out impeachment charges against President Donald Trump, the debate officially begins. […]

Hundreds of people arrested and millions in drugs, guns and cash seized. Our Celine McArthur has details on the multistate drug operation that the DEA says affects Vermont and New Hampshire. […]

David Auclair, 45, of Williston, was shot on July 11 and found at a hiking trailhead parking lot. […]

Our readers love skiing in Vermont. […]

Police say a 19-year-old woman is dead after a crash on Vermont Route 9 in the town of Searsburg […]

"This isn’t a merger; it’s a closure." […]

Many of them are in Vermont. […]

Where will you hit the slopes this year? […]

Surgeries planned for next week have been rescheduled. […]

A former Vermont police officer recorded on video hitting a handcuffed woman in police custody has pleaded not guilty to a charge of simple assault […]

No one was injured. […]

The Agawam man was reported to be cold and weak. […]

Just when you're positive you couldn't possibly be even a fraction more bummed about the state of the nation, along comes the latest from Todd Haynes (Carol) to make you feel way, way worse. That's not the director's goal, obviously. There's a […]

In one photograph, three Somali boys sit waist-deep in coffee-bean sacks. In another image, a Yemeni woman wearing a head scarf offers a broad smile. In yet another, a preschool-aged Bhutanese girl flashes a peace sign. "Sanctuary: Seen, Heard and […]

State leaders reacted with surprise and horror to a series of allegations Seven Days published last week about Vermont's only prison for women. "The behavior described is reprehensible and Vermont's inmates deserve better," Attorney General T.J. […]

Vermont can once again proclaim itself the healthiest state in the country. That's according to the United Health Foundation's America's Health Rankings annual report, which shows that Vermont leapfrogged Hawaii, Massachusetts and Connecticut en […]

Tim Fisher purchased a Vermod ultra-energy-efficient modular home in 2017 for his disabled adult son and a live-in caretaker. He wanted an "instant house" that would be affordable, environmentally friendly and better looking than a typical […]

In 2016, shortly after Heather Ferrell became curator and director of exhibitions at the BCA Center, Seven Days asked her whether she found it important to bring in outside artists. Having spent the previous four years consulting for two major art […]

Writer Kate O'Neill reflects on what she's learned since her sister Madelyn Linsenmeir's death in October 2018. "Since my sister died," she writes in the final installment of her yearlong series, "I've been asked over and over what people can do to […]

Steerforth Press, a small publisher in New Hampshire's Upper Valley, scored a big hit in 2004 with former prosecutor Charles Brandt's I Heard You Paint Houses. The best-selling true crime book is the fruit of Brandt's interviews with the late Frank […]

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): How did humans figure out that a luxurious fabric could be made from the cocoons of insect larvae? Ancient Chinese sage Confucius told the following story. One day in 2460 BC, 14-year-old Chinese princess Xi Ling Shi […]

All of my taxi business comes to me via word of mouth; I've never spent a dime on advertising and don't even have my business number etched on the side of my cab. As you might expect, most of the mouths in question belong to existing customers who […]

Perpetually sporting a jaunty bow tie, Livingston Taylor is an unsung hero of contemporary folk music. The Boston-born singer-songwriter's tranquil vocals and endearing point of view frame him as an affable character with charm to spare. Taylor grew […]

Vermont families who rely on eldercare homes often know little about their track records, despite state inspections that document problem after problem. Families make crucial care decisions in the dark. Sherry Boudreau, a professional home-care […]

Last Friday, Element Skateboards announced a new addition to its roster of pro skaters: Williston native Chris "Cookie" Colbourn. Colbourn, 28, isn't the first Vermont skateboarder to turn pro. But his contract with Element, a major California-based […]

Eighty years ago, Jane Keibel stepped aboard the M.S. St. Louis and said goodbye to Germany, the only home she had ever known. It was May 13, 1939, and the next few weeks would bring the 15-year-old to the doorsteps of Cuba and the United States, […]

Stellar Job This week marks the return of one of the most ambitious Vermont-based projects in recent years. Experimental "creative music" ensemble the Saturn People's Sound Collective perform on Saturday, December 14, at Zenbarn in Waterbury. The […]

(Self-released, digital) There's a story of when Rick Rubin met the Black Crowes early in their career. The legendary producer advised the band to call themselves the Kobb Kounty Krows — all Ks for added controversy. Chris Robinson and co. […]

Dear Reverend, My mother passed away in 2016. My father met a woman about six months ago, and they've gotten pretty serious. She's nice, but whenever they're together, they're really affectionate, and it makes me uncomfortable. They're going to be […]

Sad. Lonely. Odd. That's how the denizens of late 20th-century Burlington might describe Hazel Hicks, the heroine of David Huddle's new novel Hazel. A lifelong spinster and diligent state employee, Hazel has "felt the need to get away from people" […]

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The Green Light Café in Randolph is closing its doors after 10 months in business, proprietor Josh Mather announced on social media on December 2. He wrote, "It is with much regret that I have decided that I can no longer keep the Green Light […]

Kate O'Neill's yearlong Hooked series was one of two opioid-related initiatives Seven Days created this year. The other is All Our Hearts, a memorial project that helps families honor loved ones who died, like Kate's sister Maddie, of causes related […]

Mary Lacy is best known for going big. In 2015, she painted a jewel-toned hummingbird that's roughly 28 feet tall on the brick wall of the building on the corner of St. Paul and College streets in downtown Burlington. Later that year, she covered […]

(Self-released, digital) Memo to rappers and producers of the world: Do not ask Princess Nostalgia whether she wants to sing on your track. I'll save you the trouble. The pop/R&B singer-songwriter/producer is not interested. But budding […]

On page one, Archer Mayor already has you in the car. He likes to toss the reader into the thick of it, let them become swallowed, briefly, by the action and then offer a respite — a moment to come up for air and learn how, exactly, they got […]

Great Care at EastView I am an avid reader of Seven Days and generally appreciate the journalism. In reading the article on eldercare homes [Worse for Care: "Little Help," December 4], you mentioned EastView at Middlebury, where I worked for four […]

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So I've been stressed lately and I think a massage might be good. Any recommendations are welcome. Cheap is good, but excellent is better. I don't want to go to Stowe. Ideas? submitted by /u/nixxon [link] [comments […]

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Hey there! Moved here a few months ago, working full time, and am looking for a way to utilize some of my spare time in a more proactive way. I'm mainly interested in more outdoor oriented organizations (such as trail maintenance, gleaning, […]

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I'm getting a lot of emails asking for donations to Front Porch Forum. Please clear this up for me - isn't FPF a for profit organization? Why on earth would I donate money to a business? My potentially controversial opinion is if that FPF needs […]

Miro Miro on the wall who’s is pit is biggest of all? Thou, Oh Miro, hath the biggest pit, it lies near where your heart should sit. Listen Burlington, do you believe the bs our developer, mayor is spouting about the pit? It’s funded, […]

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Pretty straight forward. Anybody have a rough idea of average State inspection for car price around town/chittenden county. I'm thinking around $45? Just don't want to get ripped off. Thanks. submitted by /u/PCfriar13 [link] [comments […]

I am looking into some recent flyers posted around some side streets near Union that are pretty accusatory and I would like to sit down and have a conversation with the people on the receiving end of it. Also, if you happen to be the person who […]

I will be moving back to the Burlington area in late summer/early fall of next year from Arizona and was wondering what my options were for short term rentals while my wife and I look for an apartment. I don't necessarily need to be in Burlington or […]

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Any advice on what to do on a random, winter Sunday? I was thinking about just puttering around downtown, exploring, and finding places to eat and drink via the wiki. That said, is there anything particular I shouldn't miss? I am rather outdoorsy, […]

Happy Friday BTVers. I am working on one of my Unnecessary Inventions in collaboration with Budlight and looking for a bar that might sell Budlight cans for part of the YouTube video. Any help would be awesome! submitted by /u/rightcoastguy […]

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Please come down this Sunday, Dec. 8, between 9 and 10 if you're able to help. No special skills required and as the saying goes, "Many hands make light work." Thank you for helping make the ice rink possible again this year! submitted by […]

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Related Company: Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital NVRH Radiologist Richard Bennum, MD speaks about the impact and importance of state-of-the-art medical equipment prior to the ribbon cutting during NVRH’s MRI Suite open house on […]

Vermont Business Magazine Mt Ascutney Hospital and Health Center (MAHHC) has announced the appointment of Amy Visser-Lynch, MSN, RN as Chief Nursing Officer (CNO). Visser-Lynch had served as interim CNO at MAHHC since early 2019. Visser-Lynch […]

Vermont Business Magazine New England Federal Credit Union (NEFCU) has made a number of donations to community organizations to round out its 2019 community giving initiatives. Donations went to nine organizations: John J. Dwyer, Jr., NEFCU […]

Vermont Business Magazine Generator announced Meg Hammond has been named executive director of the nonprofit makerspace devoted to providing tools, expertise, education, and opportunities enabling members of its community to create, collaborate, and […]

Related Company: Vermont Electric Cooperative, IncVermont Business Magazine Now that the holiday season is in full swing, many of us are likely spending more time online shopping for gifts, so it’s especially important to remain […]

Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation (FPR) and the Center for Rural Studies at the University of Vermont are pleased to announce that a draft Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP) is […]

Related Company: MamavaCategory Creator Sees Double-Digit Growth as Demands For Nursing and Pumping Accommodations Rise. Photo Courtesy of University of Pittsburgh Medical Center  Vermont Business Magazine Mamava, design expert in […]

Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont State Treasurer’s Office has a record $94.5 million in unclaimed property and Vermont Treasurer Beth Pearce wants to return it to Vermonters. In the one-month span from November 10 to December 10, 2019, […]

Photo courtesy of Brian MacDonald/Change the Story Vermont Business Magazine Change The Story and the Burlington High School girls soccer team received yet another accolade for standing up for pay equity: in Time Magazine's Athlete of the Year […]

Vermont Business Magazine Starting next Tuesday, 100 percent of US riders in 23 cities and states will see a new ride feature: Uber Ski. Vermont, New Hampshire and Northern New York are all part of the new, premium service. Riders will see this new […]

‘Consumers want to feel good about whoever they are working with. They want a story, a personal connection in a way that didn’t matter as much before.’ Read the story on VTDigger here: Q&A: Gwen Pokalo of Center for Women […]

Data reporter Erin Petenko investigated migration trends in Vermont, rendering a picture of the rural state’s population trends that is anything but simple. Read the story on VTDigger here: Why are people leaving Vermont? The answer is […]

Mike Smith has sidelined Corrections Commissioner Mike Touchette as he conducts a review of the Chittenden Regional Correctional Facility. Read the story on VTDigger here: Under pressure to reform women’s prison, AHS secretary proposes […]

Rebecca Holcombe, the only Democratic candidate who has announced she is running for governor, has hired Cameron Russell to run her campaign. Read the story on VTDigger here: Holcombe hires former Hallquist campaign manager to head 2020 bid. […]

The legislation would allow the federal government to negotiate some drug prices for Medicare, which could net $345 billion in savings. Read the story on VTDigger here: Welch’s bill to lower drug prices approaches House vote. […]

A new report lays out recommendations to break down structural racism and racial profiling in Vermont. Read the story on VTDigger here: Report says Vermont needs bias report system, race data oversight. […]

While it’s easy to focus blame upon a handful of horrendous actors, our intention within the Women’s Legislative Caucus is to use this difficult moment as a tipping point for positive change. Read the story on VTDigger here: […]

A Massachusetts program delivers medically tailored meals that are a low-cost, high-value service for severely ill patients. Read the story on VTDigger here: Roger Allbee: Meals program a way to lower health care costs. […]

If we wish to assign the term crisis to issues in Vermont, we can begin with the 'opiate crisis.' Read the story on VTDigger here: Don Keelan: Climate crisis just one of many Vermont faces. […]

City Councilor Jack Hanson, a proponent of the measure, said the council's charter change committee did not make a 'good faith effort.' The committee says it ran out of time. Read the story on VTDigger here: Proponents irked ranked choice voting […]

A federal judge scheduled a status hearing for February for an update on administrative and legislative action. Read the story on VTDigger here: As Woodside faces closure, lawsuit over restraint practices moves forward. […]

Stanley Sloan, a NATO expert and former CIA analyst, was blocked by the U.S. ambassador to Denmark over comments critical of the Trump administration’s approach to NATO. Read the story on VTDigger here: Middlebury scholar barred from […]

The federal waiver will provide consistent mental health funding for the state’s two large psychiatric hospitals.  Read the story on VTDigger here: Feds free up Medicaid funding for psychiatric patients. […]

The binding decision ends a contentious bargaining process that began in April. It covers teachers, staff, administrators and their families Read the story on VTDigger here: Arbitrator sides with union in school health care bargaining. […]

A U.S. District Court lawsuit has sparked debate on whether it should be sealed or even tried in the state, which recently eliminated restrictions on filing such claims. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont child sex abuse case drawing national […]

This year alone, the police department has responded to 166 calls about people needing help for a mental health issue. Read the story on VTDigger here: Hartford police train to de-escalate mental health crises. […]

Mitzi Johnson said there is no guarantee the latest bill, which stalled in the House last year, will reach the floor in 2020. Read the story on VTDigger here: House speaker says commercial pot market is not on her 2020 priority list. […]

In an unusual tack, the Burlington School District sued the newspaper as well as the subject of the record request, rather than granting or denying the request. Read the story on VTDigger here: Supreme Court rules in favor of Seven Days in public […]

'I'm kind of heartsick about it,' said Rep. Peter Welch. 'This is not what I ever anticipated I'd be doing.'  Read the story on VTDigger here: Welch: Impeachment vote the ‘most important’ of his time in Congress. […]

I am a Republican who will push for big changes to protect our planet for future generations. However, the same lazy thinking of the past is not going to solve our climate crisis. Read the story on VTDigger here: Shayne Spence: Climate crisis needs […]

Physicians and patients together need to support legislation that slows the corporate takeover of medicine. Read the story on VTDigger here: Paul Rogers: How antitrust laws hurt independent physicians. […]

Vermont needs to change an education system where after three years of education, almost a third of our fourth grade students cannot read. Read the story on VTDigger here: Mack Gardner-Morse: State’s declining reading scores mandate change. […]

On this week's podcast, advocates for elderly Vermonters discuss the challenges of connecting seniors with their communities. Read the story on VTDigger here: The Deeper Dig: When Vermonters struggle with social isolation. […]

A lack of affordable housing is blamed for not drawing down all the available vouchers. Read the story on VTDigger here: More than $500,000 in housing vouchers unused since 2017. […]

The UVM MBA program was recently recognized by the Princeton Review. Read the story on VTDigger here: UVM program on sustainable innovation aims to help students change the world. […]