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Seven Days

Aug 5-11, 2020

Courtesy of Laury Shea | Rev. Diane SUllivan

Issue Archive for Aug 5-11, 2020 Vol. 25, No. 45

A Posthumous Album Celebrates the Music of Troubled Banjo Player Gordon Stone; How Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman Has Spun His Record on Vaccines; Burlington Zoning Rules Delay Plans to Demolish Midtown Motel; The South End Art Hop Is On — With Pandemic Precautions; Vermonting in the Northeast Kingdom

Digital Edition

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Bottom Line: Interest Surges in Oak Meadow's Alternatives to School

by Alison Novak | Aug 5, 2020
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Burlington Zoning Rules Delay Plans to Demolish Downtown Motel

by Courtney Lamdin | Aug 5, 2020
File: James Buck ©️ Seven Days

Weinberger Questions UVM's Plan to Prevent Fall Outbreaks

by Derek Brouwer | Aug 6, 2020
File: Molly Walsh ©️ Seven Days

Despite Mayor's Concerns, UVM Stands By Its Reopening Plan

by Derek Brouwer | Aug 11, 2020
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From the Publisher: The Show Must Go On

by Paula Routly | Aug 5, 2020
Letters to the Editor (8/5/20)

by Seven Days Readers | Aug 5, 2020
File: James Buck

Dose of Reality: How David Zuckerman Has Spun His Record on Vaccine Mandates

by Paul Heintz | Aug 3, 2020
Tim Newcomb

Vergennes’ Mayor Resigned Over Text Messages — Then Most of the City Council Bailed

by Colin Flanders | Aug 5, 2020
Jessica Ojala

Primary Concerns: Vermont's Clerks Prepare for an Election Like No Other

by Kevin McCallum | Aug 5, 2020

Slideshow: We've Covered a Lot of Politics in 25 Years

by Seven Days Staff | Aug 13, 2020

Courtesy Of Kailey Stevens

'Why Wouldn't I Try to Help Them?' A COVID-19 Survivor Donates Her Plasma

by Sasha Goldstein | Aug 5, 2020

Slideshow: We've Covered a Lot of Arts in 25 Years

| Aug 10, 2020

Courtesy Photo

Obituary: Sara "Sallie" Graham, 1938-2020

Operating room nurse was 'honestly one of the funniest people in the world'

| Aug 10, 2020