Issue Archives
Mar 2-8, 2022
- Rick Veitch | Rev. Dian Sullivan
Issue Archive for Mar 2-8, 2022 Vol. 27, No. 21
Origin Story: How Burlington’s Earth Prime Comics Helped Unite Vermont’s Comics Lovers; Town Meeting Day Coverage; A 16-Year-Old Wolcott Student Forges a Career as a Blacksmith
News
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New Arrivals Restructure 150-Year-Old Marshfield Village Store as a Worker-Owned Cooperative
By Anne Wallace Allen | Mar 2, 2022
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A 16-Year-Old Wolcott Student Forges a Career as a Blacksmith
By Ken Picard | Mar 2, 2022
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'School Branding' Bill Would Ban Discriminatory Mascots
By Alison Novak | Mar 2, 2022
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Fuel Dealers and Environmentalists Are Fired Up Over the Clean Heating Bill
By Kevin McCallum | Mar 2, 2022
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From the Publisher: Warning Bells
By Paula Routly | Mar 2, 2022
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Telemedicine Is Helping Some Vermont Hospitals Manage a Growing Number of Psychiatric Patients
By Colin Flanders | Mar 2, 2022
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Tim and Jess Lahey Have Different Professions and a Shared Commitment to Health and Well-Being
By Sally Pollak | Mar 2, 2022
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A New, Affordable Neighborhood Is Planned for Hinesburg
By Matthew Roy | Mar 4, 2022
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UVM Medical Center to Help Build Apartment Complex for Employees
By Colin Flanders | Mar 9, 2022
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Letters to the Editor (3/2/22)
By Seven Days Readers | Mar 2, 2022
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It Took a Village to Move a Tiny House in Shelburne
By Courtney Lamdin | Mar 2, 2022
Arts + Culture
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In Sarah Trad’s 'What Still Remains,' the Foreign Becomes Familiar
By Pamela Polston | Mar 2, 2022
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Is Secondhand Weed Smoke Bad for My New Cat?
By The Reverend | Mar 2, 2022
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Clean: 'Home Is Where You Make It' (3/7/22)
By Benjamin Lerner | Mar 7, 2022
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Origin Story: How Burlington’s Earth Prime Comics Helped Unite Vermont’s Comics Lovers
By Chris Farnsworth | Mar 2, 2022
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Crossword: 'R You at the W?' (3/2/22)
| Mar 2, 2022
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Free Will Astrology (3/2/22)
By Rob Brezsny | Mar 2, 2022
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Winooski Kicks Off Its Centennial Celebration With Events and Exhibits
By Jordan Adams | Mar 2, 2022
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The Magnificent 7: Must See, Must Do, March 2-8
By Emily Hamilton | Feb 28, 2022
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Stuck in Vermont: Vermonters Show Their Support for Ukraine
Episode 660
By Eva Sollberger | Mar 7, 2022
Food + Drink
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Maple- and Coffee-Based Sacré Sets the Nonalcoholic Beverage World Abuzz
By Mary Ann Lickteig | Mar 1, 2022
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Middlebury's Iluminar Coffee Buys Bud's Beans
By Jordan Barry | Mar 1, 2022
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Freak Folk Bier Opens Taproom in Waterbury
By Jordan Barry | Mar 1, 2022
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Crumbs: New To-Go Cocktails; Celebrating Women in Beer
By Melissa Pasanen | Mar 1, 2022
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Three Questions for Richmond Chef Charles Spock
By Melissa Pasanen | Mar 1, 2022
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Brilliant Burmese at Irrawaddy in Essex Junction
By Melissa Pasanen | Mar 1, 2022
Music
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Bonobo, 'Fragments'
By Jordan Adams | Mar 2, 2022
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Spencer Lewis, 'Ruins and Foundations'
By Chris Farnsworth | Mar 2, 2022
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Soundbites: Fever Dolls Return and North Ave Jax Hits the Scene
By Chris Farnsworth | Mar 2, 2022
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Josh Panda to Represent Vermont on NBC's 'American Song Contest'
By Chris Farnsworth | Mar 4, 2022
On Screen
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‘For the Love of Rutland’ Documents Public and Private Sides of the Refugee Debate
By Margot Harrison | Mar 2, 2022
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Now Playing in Theaters: March 2-8
By Margot Harrison | Mar 2, 2022
Life Lines
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Birth announcement: Hudson Rory Hooker
| Mar 8, 2022
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Obituary: Frederick Joseph Waryas Sr., 1938-2022
Proud Polish grandfather was a master pierogi maker who valued family above all else
| Mar 7, 2022
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Obituary: John Murray Buck, 1936-2021
World traveler was a teacher and adventurer — a loving and playful kid at heart
| Mar 7, 2022
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Obituary: Virginia M. Farley, 1955-2022
Conservationist will be remembered for the legacy of farms, fields, streams and rivers that she protected all over Vermont
| Mar 8, 2022
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Obituary: Carola A. Schrank, 1939-2022
Stockbridge woman enjoyed spending time with her loving family
| Mar 8, 2022
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Obituary: Norman Joseph Deyette, 1940-2022
Family man was known as one of the best storytellers around
| Mar 8, 2022