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Earth Prime Comics, Quarterstaff Games Move to Burlington Square
The longtime Church Street Marketplace fixtures have merged into a single store and reopened on Bank Street in Burlington.
House Speaker Krowinski Won’t Seek Reelection; Gov. Scott Will
The twin announcements came shortly before the deadline for candidates to file ahead of this year’s primary election.
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How Migrant Justice Built a Movement On and Off the Farm
Migrant Justice formed after a young farmworker’s death on the job. Now it’s leading Vermont’s resistance to Trump’s immigration crackdown.
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Lawmakers Pass Bill Targeting Health Care Costs
The bill, S.190, accelerates the implementation of reference-based pricing to cut hospital payments for some plans, aiming to lower premiums.
Stuck in Vermont: Viewers Enjoy a Bald Eagle Family’s Live Stream From Quechee
Episode 768: The Eagle Cam is run by the Vermont Institute of Natural Science and it shares the nest adventures of Windsor, Dewey and their eaglet,…
Cómo Justicia Migrante Creó un Movimiento Dentro y Fuera de las Granjas
La organización, formada para mejorar las condiciones laborales de agricultores indocumentados, ahora lidera la resistencia en Vermont ante las medidas federales de control migratorio.
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Staff Say Burlington Childcare Center Expanded Too Quickly
The suspension of ONE Arts Community School marks the latest blow to Burlington’s already fragile childcare ecosystem, which has, in recent months, lost a total of…
Ghana’s New Legal Cannabis Market Uses Vermont as Its Model
As the West African nation legalizes hemp production, its industry advocates seek business expertise in the Green Mountain State.
Prescribed Burning Proposed for Addison County Forest
Federal officials are drafting a plan that would renew oak woodlands for the diverse plants and animals that depend on it.
Scott Signs Ban on Toxic Herbicide Paraquat
Vermont farmers use only a limited amount of the herbicide, but it has links to Parkinson’s disease.
Housing Planned for Property Near Burlington’s Pine Street Barge Canal
The proposal includes 112 units across two four-story buildings, along with commercial space on the ground floor.
Lawmakers Are Closing In on a Package to Reform Education in Vermont
The governor’s concession on mandatory mergers cleared the way for a legislative deal and possible adjournment.
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Vermont’s Lawmakers Push Big Ideas — but Struggle to Fund Them
Legislators pass laws to strengthen education, environmental protections and more. Just one thing is lacking: the money to do the work.
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A Vermont Men’s Horseshoe League Marks 50 Years
The Sharon Horseshoe League is one of the longest-running in the state, which is a testament to camaraderie and the staying power of the old-fashioned pastime.
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Do You Value Local Reporting on Immigration?
Report for America corps member Lucy Tompkins is Seven Days’ immigration reporter. If you appreciate her eyewitness reporting, please help us fund her beat.
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Musical-Comedy Duo Otto & Astrid Film in Vermont
The “German” punk rockers, who are actually Australian comedians, travel to Burlington to shoot a pilot for a new “reality” TV series.
Reviewing Six New Records From Vermont Musicians
Take a spin through recent local albums by Invisible Homes, Konflik, Moondogs and others. Their tracks range from pop to hip-hop to experimental music.
The Sounds of Summer: A Guide to Outdoor Music in the Green Mountains
From major music festivals to summer-long concert series, here’s a selection of the best local listening happening around Vermont this summer.
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Boots Riley’s Fashion Send-Up ‘I Love Boosters’ Has Bustle and Bite
Naomi Ackie, Taylour Paige and Keke Palmer play populist shoplifters out to ruin a bombastic tycoon in a timely but frenetic socialist satire.
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Nest: A Spring 2026 Guide to Vermont Homes & Real Estate
From Burlington investor activity to budget-conscious building in Waitsfield, see what’s shaping Vermont homes in the new issue of Nest.
Nest • Spring 2026
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The 2026 Good Citizen Challenge Makes Learning Civics Fun
Attention teachers and caregivers: Kids in grades K-8 can learn about civics and win prizes by completing fun activities this summer
Kids VT Summer Fun • 2026
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