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Prosperity. Second, the United States and north korea will join their efforts to build a lasting and stable peace regime on the korean pinsula. Third, north korea commits to workd the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. And finally, the United States and the north commit to recoveringrisoners of war, missing in action remains, including the immediate repatriation of those already identified. President trump held a News Conference just a short time ago and revealed what appears to ...

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...

Seven Days' special Dairy Issue was devoted entirely to examining the viability of Vermont's signature agricultural industry. Here the elephant in the room is the "cow in the barn." I was the lead editor on the project. The anchor story, by Kirk Kardashian, provided a historical overview as well as essential info about how the business works. It needed some color, so I inserted a quick anecdote about Fred Tuttle, the folksy dairy farmer who had starred in John O'Brien's...

It was the worst of times, it was the best of times... Yes, we know we have that Charles Dickens quote backward, but sheesh, 2023...

When Earl Ransom was growing up, milking cows at his family's Rockbottom Farm in Strafford, there were 24 dairy farms in town. Now his second-generation...

Vitality is returning to Hardwick's iconic yellow barn, a large, gambrel-roof dairy that was home to the Greensboro Garage for 30 years and has been...

Five years or so ago, dairy farming stopped being fun for Robert Bassett. He had taken pleasure for 30 years in managing his herd, working...

Black-and-white Holsteins may be Vermont's most iconic cows, but Richard Silc prefers his cattle with a little splash of color. Since 2018, the metal artist...

Anson Tebbetts can tell you not only the number of teats on a cow but how to squeeze them without catching a faceful of raw...

Migrant farmhands are here to stay. Over the past 25 years, workers from Mexico and Central America have become the backbone of Vermont's dairy industry...