Education reform won’t address Vermont’s property tax rates for years. As delinquencies rise in some towns, leaders seek both short- and long-term solutions.

I n 2024, after years of study and public debate, Vermont implemented the nation’s toughest rules on wake boats. The powerful ...

Cameras at the Vermont Institute of Natural Science capture Windsor and Dewey, a pair of eagles, preening, eating and ...

To mark the inaugural Local News Day on April 9, Seven Days is taking steps to better connect Vermont communities with local ...

With Omega Optical, the Vermont inventor and entrepreneur reached for the stars, but his heart always remained in Brattleboro.

Mitchell-Giddings Fine Arts in Brattleboro hosts a survey of works by the acclaimed Putney watercolorist, who died in ...

Three months into the legislative session, it remains unclear whether the House, Senate and Scott administration will be able to compromise on school governance and funding.

An exhibition at the Vermont History Museum in Montpelier resurrects and reexamines paintings of “Vermont Firsts” made in ...

From learning to play bridge to protecting native plants to understanding life as a transgender person, Wallingford ...

The choral group sings pieces by Carl and Erik Nielsen — one a Danish composer paying tribute to spring, the other a Vermonter playfully honoring mud season.

Rather than a drama, Kristoffer Borgli’s tale of wedding jitters, starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, is a dark comedy ...

The Phish guitarist goes acoustic, Robber Robber continue to ascend, and Montpelier’s Do Good Fest is feeling the ’90s.