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Day Trip to Hardwick, Vermont: A Small Town With Lots of Flavor | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Stroll down Main Street in Hardwick on a warm, sunny day and you’ll see dozens of people out and about, visiting the local coffee shop, dropping off a bike for a tune-up or paging through paperbacks at the bookstore. The number of busy local businesses in Hardwick is unusual for a town of its size — about 3,000 residents. “To have four or five great restaurants is pretty incredible for a place as small as Hardwick,” said Tobin Porter-Brown, Hardwick Downtown Partnership board member and owner of
Q&A: 2026 Democratic Candidates for Vermont Governor | Seven Days (opens the original)
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The governor is Vermont’s CEO, the head of its executive branch of government. The Vermont legislature passes bills; the governor decides whether to sign them into law. The roles are reversed when it comes to the state budget, which the governor drafts and the legislature approves. The governor also appoints agency leaders and issues executive orders and proclamations. Republican Gov. Phil Scott has held the job since 2017 and is running for reelection. Two candidates are vying for the Democrati
Q&A: 2026 Democratic Candidates for Lieutenant Governor | Seven Days (opens the original)
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The lieutenant governor presides over the Vermont Senate. The position is largely ceremonial — unless the governor is incapacitated or unable to serve. In that case, the LG takes over the top job. The LG also casts tie-breaking votes in the Senate. The current LG, Republican John Rodgers, is seeking reelection this fall. Three Democrats are vying for the nomination to challenge him. Information was provided by the candidates. Consultant and former Middlebury Selectboard member Why are you runnin
Page 32: Short Takes on Five Vermont Books (7/8/26) | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Seven Days writers can’t possibly read, much less review, all the books that arrive in a steady stream by post, by email and, in one memorable case, inside a self-destructing piñata. In this heat, who can read at all? So in this occasional feature, we introduce you to a handful of recent releases by spoon-feeding you a morsel of plot and a single representative sentence from, yes, page 32. ➆ The lumber industry’s relentless and unsustainable assault on Vermont’s forests persisted… In the 1800s,
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