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New releases include a history of Jewish immigrants in the Green Mountain State, a novel within a novel about small-town life and a biography of Amelia Earhart.
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VSO Jukebox Marks 10 Years of Turning Classical on Its Ear
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s string quartet celebrates its anniversary with a run of shows in which, like its namesake, audiences will choose the music.
Gray Ousts Rodgers to Reclaim Lieutenant Governor Post
Democrat Molly Gray withstood a barrage of attacks from incumbent Republican LG John Rodgers.
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott Wins Sixth Term
The governor defeated Amanda Janoo in one of the closest races since Scott first won election in 2016.
From the Publisher: Water Rescue
In a yearlong collaboration with ProPublica, Seven Days is probing why nearly $1 billion in spending has not dramatically improved Lake Champlain’s water quality.
A Trolley Tour of Burlington Caters to the Deaf Community
The goal of the November 6 event is to improve accessibility, raise awareness and break down barriers for those who cannot hear.
Neighbor Dispute Over Old Brick Store Roils Charlotte
The beloved general store is thriving. That’s created problems for the homeowners next door.
Mandated Audit of Lake Champlain Cleanup Efforts Was Never Done
Lawmakers knew the project was expensive and sought an outside evaluation. But no firms stepped up, and lawmakers moved on to other concerns.
Democrats Regain Supermajority in Vermont Legislature
Tuesday's "blue wave" largely erased Republican gains from 2024 and put Dems firmly back in power.
Feds Target Vermont Protesters Under New Rule
The charges stem from several sit-in protests earlier this year at the National Criminal Analysis and Targeting Center in Williston.
Despite $928 Million Spent, Lake Champlain Cleanup Is Falling Behind
Vermont is halfway into a 20-year project to address toxic algae blooms. But the results are mixed, and the problem has worsened in some spots.
North Country students explore manufacturing careers at 2026 event
More than 200 students and manufacturers gathered for the 2026 North Country Manufacturing Day, featuring interactive booths and hands-on demonstrations.
Dixie Power blood drive, Southern Utah’s largest, collects record 684 units
(Sponsored) Dixie Power and the American Red Cross of Utah concluded another record-setting blood drive last week, collecting 684 units of blood during the three-day event at Black Hill Event
November brings stargazing, desert hikes and a giant American flag to Snow Canyon State Park
As the days get shorter and the weather cools down, Snow Canyon State Park has released a slate of ranger-guided activities, celestial events and helpful information for the month of
Sen. John Curtis says GOP needs to look 'in the mirror' after dreadful midterm results
In the hours after what he called a Republican shellacking on Election Day, Sen. John Curtis called for the party to return to its roots and the core values he believes the GOP has put aside.
'Insult to injury;' Bluff residents once again deal with flooding
For the second time in just over a week, Bluff residents are dealing with flooding after the San Juan River spilled over in recent days, although the risk for additional flooding is over.
A wipeout for AI stocks sends Wall Street reeling, and the S&P 500 tumbles more than 3%
Another wipeout for stocks tied to the buildout of AI data centers is overwhelming Wall Street and more than erasing all its gains from the day before, which was its best in three months.
Sarah Eckhardt unseats GOP Comptroller Don Huffines in historic victory for Democrats
Sarah Eckhardt won the Texas comptroller race on Election Day, becoming the first Democrat in decades to oversee state revenue forecasts…
Solo diners, budgets or bougie: The local’s guide to Thanksgiving out in Dallas
If your ideal Turkey Day doesn't involve cooking, here's where to book a Thanksgiving reservation — from budget to bougie — in the DFW area.
‘Now we have egg on our face’: Bond failure sent a message to Dallas leaders
On an Election Day filled with stunning results, Proposition A was soundly defeated by about 13% of the vote.
UTC Women Lose 61-50 At Western Kentucky
Two days after starting its season with a 41-point win over UVA Wise in the Roundhouse, Chattanooga hit the road for a battle against Western Kentucky. Playi...
Video captures arson at Senatobia Police Dept.
Garrick Rawls was arrested days later in Huntsville, Alabama. Rawls is charged with maliciously damaging or attempting to damage a building by fire or explosive, a federal offense.
Search underway for man accused of knocking out 2 people in separate downtown Nashville attacks. Here’s w...
Police reported that an 80-year-old victim spent four days in intensive care with a brain bleed and fractured ribs.
Minnehaha County overcomes early tabulator issues, encouraged by DOJ oversight
South Dakota’s largest county faced some setbacks on election day, but crossed the finish line.