The Winooski Valley Park District will take control of the property, which sits between Lake Champlain and the Burlington bike path.

Robert Pattinson plays Chris Hansen, host of the hit reality show ‘To Catch a Predator,’ who builds a career on confronting criminals with theatrical flair.

Vermont has an abundance of eateries that work closely with farmers. But under chef Mike Borraccio, Pomfret’s only restaurant is something special.

The exhibition offers art and artifacts that chronicle two centuries of Vermonters’ changing attitudes toward sex, money, alcohol and drugs.

In his new book, 'The Forest Year: Finding Hope in a World Worth Saving', the Bolton naturalist documents one year of stewardship in the woods he calls home.

The filings lend credence to recent polling that suggests this year's governor's race is the most competitive in a decade.

In Vermont restaurant news, a Burlington biz builds cross-border relations at ‘Michelin’ Green Star Espace Old Mill, while a Bristol staple seeks new owners.

Seven Days set out to answer the eternal question: What makes a dive bar ... a dive bar? From Barton to Rutland, here’s what we figured out.

The building’s lockdown mode was activated, so no one could enter the Burlington gym on Saturday morning. But instructor Wendy Ross-Atwood has cleared much bigger hurdles.

Kids across Vermont learned about their communities and pitched in to help others through the Good Citizen Challenge this summer.

New eligibility rules will affect thousands of residents — and could add strain to the state’s already stressed health care system.

Business owners hope their direct appeal — through an economic lens — will get a response from Gov. Phil Scott.

In Vermont music news: Matt Hagen drops his murder-ballad opus, Oteil Burbridge and LaMP team up for Make-A-Wish, and Big Heavy World finds a home.

The new fast-casual spot at 200 St. Paul Street combines global flavors into customizable bowls and wraps with a focus on South Asian ingredients.

The charges stem from three protests at the White Cap Business Park in February, May and July.

The Upper Valley is home to a growing community of comics and zine artists, 35 of whom will exhibit their work at the festival on October 2.

Justin Wright and Scott Pellegrini are starting small for their daytime-and-dinner spot in the historic Kennedy Brothers building. It’s been a long time coming.

Michael Henry was the subject of at least five internal investigations, including into his overtime pay and conduct on the job.

The bakery and café in the Soda Plant will become a production bakery for Haymaker's frozen four-packs of buns, which are now able to be shipped across the U.S. via Ferrisburgh's Dakin Farm.

Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including preeminent humorist David Sedaris at Paramount Theatre in Rutland.

The Return of ‘Real Vermonters Don’t Milk Goats’ What does a 1983 humor book have to say about Vermont now? We explore this, plus a Vermonter’s HBO doc and the end of ‘Vermont Almanac.’

The new Vermont poll diverges from one released last week that showed Amanda Janoo leading incumbent Phil Scott.

“Lorca in Vermont” by Patricia Billingsley explores the Spanish poet’s secret relationship with a Hardwick man nearly a century ago.

Must you shower a loved one in gifts if you’ve already done that once? Here’s the etiquette on baby “sprinkles,” “sip and sees,” and smaller celebrations.

The new Burlington trio mixes up a ferocious blend of post-punk ingredients on its promising debut record, which is remarkably fully formed.

The National Book Award winner explores the strange history of how Saint Nicholas became Santa Claus, getting his bones stolen along the way.

The annual contemporary art show at historic Kents Corner is a Vermont institution. But as its founders eye retirement, how long it can continue is unclear.

Deborah Barkun, who will oversee the opening of the college’s Marna O. Davis Museum in 2029, talks about museums, liberal arts and the power of both.

In the eighth movie based on the Capcom video game franchise, the ‘Weapons’ director tells the story of a hapless Gen Z courier just trying to survive.

In Peruvian company Teatro La Plaza’s ‘Hamlet,’ coming to the Hopkins Center, eight actors use Shakespeare’s famous play to tell their own stories.

Amanda Janoo has made headway in her race against Phil Scott. But the five-term governor's campaign bashed the result as "misleading."

At the University of Vermont art professor’s BCA Center pop-up exhibition, participants get queer coifs and engage in positive acts of failing to conform.

Seasoned pros Tiffany Caldwell and Rachael Brown craft and serve an unfussy but carefully considered breakfast-through-dinner menu — plus wine and ice cream.

The Vermont writer’s latest novel, ‘Hear the Dead,’ is a supernatural mystery set in the New York City punk-rock scene of the early 1980s.

A visual arts writer aims to help readers understand what they’re looking at. Seven Days is lucky to have award-winning journalist Alice Dodge doing just that.

Desmond Tse set his sights on the record for wearing socks without washing them. The Canadian man’s determination led to this dubious honor.

Recent targets of ICE have not been criminals, but laborers in construction and roofing.

Charity Clark's office is prosecuting the protesters for unlawful trespassing. Fellow Democrats disagree with the decision.

The multipurpose kitchen and event space from the founders of Savouré soda and Nomadic Chef Catering was a community gathering place and small-biz incubator.

The latest documentary by Barnet filmmaker Bess O’Brien is her love letter to Vermont and the people who forge connections, build resilience and bring joy.

In Vermont music news: DJ Taka lands at Standing Stone Wines; Plattsburgh welcomes saxophonist Vanessa Collier; Moira Smiley collabs with the Rasa String Quartet.

The grassroots group stoked rural anger over property rights. Now it’s trying to turn that into a powerful voice in Montpelier.

1,730.5-pound pumpkin was the largest at Sam Mazza’s on Saturday. But growers also brought a state-record sunflower and the heaviest tomatoes in the world.

Explore our editor’s picks for must-do events in Vermont this week, including two appearances by Canadian folk rocker Lynne Hanson.

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Vice chair Tammy Kolbe will serve as the acting chair and an election will be held next month to pick a new leader.

Moose has bitten several people in the last few years. His owner, Diane Wheeler, has repeatedly disobeyed orders from the city's Animal Control Committee.

Studio Place Arts presents a series of delicate watercolors by the recent artist-in-residence, who is making a book to help kids learn about woodshop tools