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7 Pieces of Public Art in Burlington’s South End | Seven Days (opens the original)
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No, you’re not being paranoid: Watchful eyes are peering at you from the intersection of Pine and Locust streets. Ron Hernandez’s red-and-yellow mural is a South End icon, yet the meaning is little known. The face, airbrushed on one side of a Burlington Electric Department storage unit in 2004 as a beautification project, actually belongs to Buddha. As the artist told Seven Days in 2011, the eyes — slightly lopsided — convey the Awakened One’s message that “Nothing is perfect, but you do the bes
7 Places to Shop in Burlington’s South End | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Love local art? (If you’re reading this guide, we have a hunch the answer is yes.) Then you’ll dig Thirty-odd, a gift shop that aptly features the works of about 30 local artists, from textiles to prints to Vermont-themed souvenirs. Owner Moe O’Hara, aka Recycle Moe, is an artist herself who fashions notebooks from old children’s books and coin purses from cassette tapes. Find her wares for sale alongside darkly funny magnets featuring Martha Hulls “cute and deadly art,” botanical stained glass
ECHO and GlobalFoundries to Expand STEM Education Offerings | Seven Days (opens the original)
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A new partnership between ECHO Leahy Center for Lake Champlain and GlobalFoundries will expand science, technology and engineering initiatives for students across Vermont. GlobalFoundries, a global tech firm with a semiconductor manufacturing facility in Essex Junction, is one of the state’s largest employers. ECHO, based in Burlington, already provides science education to more than 15,000 students and educators in Vermont each year. Together they’ll bring engaging STEM exhibits to students in
In Lincoln, Neighbors Feed Each Other With a Pay-It-Forward Program | Seven Days (opens the original)
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At the Lincoln General Store, a can of beans or a gallon of milk might have an unlikely adornment: a pink heart sticker. It’s a subtle marker of a pay-it-forward program through which customers can take home food that’s already been purchased. The pink hearts program, an initiative of a Lincoln group called We Feed Each Other, launched on June 10. Community members are encouraged to make tax-deductible donations to the Lincoln Community Trust or to buy extra food at checkout for the program. Acc
‘Valley Transit’ Films in the Upper Valley | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Shyrl’s Diner in West Lebanon, N.H., doesn’t usually count film crews among its clientele. But last week, as eggs and bacon sizzled on the griddle, servers darted among camera operators and lighting techs as actors and extras filled the mom-and-pop breakfast joint. They were there to film scenes for what is believed to be the first feature-length movie shot entirely in the Upper Valley. Valley Transit is the centerpiece of Junction Arts & Media’s inaugural Summer Feature Film Intensive, a monthl
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