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This week's Seven Days is about money — a subject that for many evokes fear, envy, shame, all the feels. Some people have more than...

Half a year ago, Seven Days published its first Québec Issue. On June 21, 2023, we filled an entire edition of this newspaper with stories...

The year we just lived through was another tough one for media outlets across the country. A widely cited November 2023 report found that the...

Nonprofit organizations have the support of generous tax breaks and government expenditures, but they rarely make the news — save for the occasional embezzlement scandal or multimillion-dollar donation. In this series, Seven Days examines the state’s nonprofit ecosystem, from tiny local charities to one of the biggest enterprises in the state.

You'll notice something different about the print edition of this week's issue of Seven Days. Sixteen ad-free pages have been devoted to an important and...

The bylines in Seven Days reveal who wrote what, but they almost never identify the editors who coach our journalists through the sometimes grueling process...

A handful of sheep knuckles rattled across the dining table like molars knocked loose in a barroom brawl. The dried yellow bones, called shagai, came...

click to enlarge Eddie Toney Eddie Toneys first job was at a shoe factory in Littleton, N.H., just over the border from his hometown of St. Johnsbury. It was well into the Great Depression, and Eddie had quit school after eighth grade to help his family; hed never much enjoyed classroom learning anyway. The teenager made $8.75 weekly, until one week when his ...

Michael Tonn More than 1.6 million people worldwide have died of COVID-19 so far this year; more than 300,000 of them were in the United States, and 100 were in Vermont. The coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the U.S. economy. Its driving up rates of depression, anxiety and overdose deaths, and causing record numbers of parents, mostly women, to leave the workforce to care for their kids. An...

as 17-year-old t.j. lane, a sophomore and student at a nearby school for at-risk kids. hes accused of targeting a table of students at a school cafeteria. authorities have searched his house. lane is due in juvenile court this afternoon. recent facebook postings by lane hinted at his dark side talking about, quote, death. not just stalking you, but inside of you. even using the line, quote, die all of you, unquote. the school remains closed. flags flying half staff across the state t...