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When Doreen Keefe of Barre City tells people that she has a rare neurological disorder called trigeminal neuralgia, most people say they've never heard of...

As a young child, Jesse Clements frequently traveled from Boston to Vermont to spend time with her aunt, Joan. Their favorite shared activity was drawing. They would lose themselves in the process, surrounded by craft supplies and pencils strewn across the basement floor. As Jesse presented her creations, Joan lavished praise. "She was just the most encouraging [person]," Jesse, now a grade school teacher in Berkeley, Calif., recalled during a recent phone call with Seven Days.

Overall, residents agree that the city is a great place to live in and plan to stick around for at least the next five years, nevertheless, results show growing concerns about what it costs to do so.

Overall, residents agree that the city is a great place to live in and plan to stick around for at least the next five years, nevertheless, results show growing concerns about what it costs to do so.

I've been reviewing movies for Seven Days for 16 years, starting in February 2007 with the adaptation of Vermont author Katherine Paterson's Bridge to Terabithia....

I've been reviewing movies for Seven Days for 16 years, starting in February 2007 with the adaptation of Vermont author Katherine Paterson's Bridge to Terabithia....

Some older adults are skipping a sun-drenched post-work life and moving instead to the next step: choosing to live near children and grandchildren.

With a love of the arts, Shelburne woman was active in many local nonprofit organizations

Kelsy Trust founder was active member of numerous community groups in Essex, N.Y.

William Brewster Mather, Jr. SHELBURNE — William (Bill) Brewster Mather, Jr. (age 87), died June 15th at Wake Robin Retirement Community surrounded by his loving family. Born February 6, 1936,