Paula Routly

A new report on the rising cost of health insurance in Vermont prompted this week's cover story. As an employer, Seven Days is feeling the pinch, too.

Burlington native Peter Santenello took a sensationalized stroll through the city and posted it on YouTube, attracting international attention.

Seven Days' publisher Paula Routly savors swimming outdoors — her hourlong meditation practice — before her community pool closes for fall.

Seven Days has earned plenty of regional and national recognition over the years, but nothing means more to us than the financial support of our Super Readers.

Vermont's largest city is plagued by the same crime, addiction and homelessness affecting other communities — and Seven Days has to report on that.

Seven Days' interns got a crash course in Vermont this summer.

Seven Days' publisher takes a break from the news to watch the Olympics — the ultimate, and arguably the original, reality show.

Seven Days' publisher takes a break from the news to watch the Olympics — the ultimate, and arguably the original, reality show.

As a publisher, I kept my distance from this week's cover story. That's because I'm in it. The assignment was awkward, as well, for the...

The confluence of last week's devastating floods and this week's cover story about the revitalization of St. Johnsbury is a reminder that the rivers and...