Ian Curry
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- Aug 19, 2026
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Turnover in Town Hall Could Impact Massive Killington Resort Project | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Killington Resort has been planning one of the largest construction projects Vermont has ever seen. Over 25 years, the ski area’s base would be transformed by the construction of luxury homes and amenities including a panoramic pool, a forest spa and fitness grove, a skating path, and a pedestrian promenade lined with 100,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space. The $3 billion worth of improvements would cement the resort’s position as one of the most valuable tourist destinations in Verm
A Burlington Artist Captures the Good News in Town | Seven Days (opens the original)
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At a time when division and conflict dominate global headlines, Paige Hurley has started collecting good news. For the past four weeks, the Burlington artist has been illustrating everyday acts of kindness around the Queen City. The color sketches only take her a few minutes but are a good way to keep her artistic skills sharp and remind people that compassion still abounds, she said. “It’s nice to hear something good once a week,” Hurley said. “There is so much darkness out there.” Hurley said
It’s Astounding: 'Rocky Horror' Threats Came From Troupe's Musical Director, Cops Say | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Anonymous threatening texts that led to the cancellation of the Essex Community Players’ spring production of The Rocky Horror Show were sent by the production’s own musical director, police said. The nonprofit theater company had reported that members of its team got threatening texts from anonymous numbers. Kenneth Grenier, 26, of Hyde Park, who received some of the threats, turned out to be the person responsible, police said. Police discovered that the texts had been sent from phone numbers
High Bailiff Position Is in the Spotlight This Campaign Season | Seven Days (opens the original)
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High bailiff is an unpaid and largely ceremonial office in Vermont that dates back to the 18th century. If the sheriff is unable, the high bailiff is responsible for serving writs, an archaic form of legal directive, and temporarily filling the sheriff’s position should they be arrested for a crime. Historically, the high bailiff was also the person who would physically arrest the sheriff, though Vermont State Police took over that task when the agency was created in 1947. But the obscure, count
High Bailiff Position Is in the Spotlight This Campaign Season | Seven Days (opens the original)
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High bailiff is an unpaid and largely ceremonial office in Vermont that dates back to the 18th century. If the sheriff is unable, the high bailiff is responsible for serving writs, an archaic form of legal directive, and temporarily filling the sheriff’s position should they be arrested for a crime. Historically, the high bailiff was also the person who would physically arrest the sheriff, though Vermont State Police took over that task when the agency was created in 1947. But the obscure, count
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