Alison Novak

About a dozen parents told Seven Days that they are collectively owed more than $50,000 in tuition and deposits from Scott Breveleri, co-owner of Little Saplings.

Vermont educators believe it's their responsibility to teach students how to use the new technology ethically and effectively. They're still working on it.

A new 30-foot sculpture of the elusive lake creature is not so hard to find. It's on display at the lakefront environmental center in Burlington.

Charity Charity Clark announced a consumer-protection lawsuit against the social media company on Tuesday related to the app's negative effects on teens.

In his ruling, Judge Robert Mello wrote that the governor acted within his authority in appointing Zoie Saunders as interim education secretary

Boulevard Saint-Laurent and rue Saint-Denis are a thrifter's paradise. Here are some of our favorite discoveries and sustainable fashion inspirations.

Phones and social media are affecting young peoples' ability to focus and hurting their mental health, so schools are rolling out restrictions.

The Burlington biz, launched in July, rents out kiddie items — high chairs, strollers, marble runs and Legos — by the day, week and month.

Before it closed, the nonprofit org serving Burlington's youth was bleeding money. Despite difficulties, the organization never publicly sounded the alarm.

Forty-four people — including 23 children — are now living in the Main Street Family Housing building.