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Paula Routly: Seven Days Is Powered by People (opens the original)
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One of the great things about being away from Seven Days for two weeks in August was watching it from afar, running smoothly without me. Despite three decades of successful operation, and stacks of journalism awards, this media business has gotten increasingly complex and challenging to run. I’m afraid to take my hand off the helm — even for a few days — for fear that will be the moment we encounter an iceberg. But going away makes me realize: My colleagues have got it. The crew at Seven Days is
Paula Routly: Getting Into Vacation Mode (opens the original)
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Have I forgotten how to travel? I ask myself that question every time I have to pack for a trip like the one my partner, Tim, and I took last month to Italy and Ireland. It’s gotten harder to figure out what I might require in a different place. Is that because my needs have become more numerous and complicated? Or because I don’t leave home frequently enough to get in the groove? Either way, and no matter the distance or duration of the sojourn, preparing for a vacation feels akin to planning a
Paula Routly: Seven Days’ Archives Tell Vermont’s History (opens the original)
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Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield still had control of their ice cream empire in September 1995 when the New Republic magazine first critiqued their “crunchy capitalism.” I noted the exposé in the inaugural issue of Seven Days. It was one of several short, pithy items I composed and compiled into a column, “Backtalk,” that lasted for seven years. The debut weekly installment also shared the breaking news that Phish were moving their management office to a top-secret location in Burlington and, in a
Paula Routly: Explore Vermont With the Seven Daysies Guide (opens the original)
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I know how hard it is to keep a good thing going. So, respect for all those Vermont businesses that win our Daysie designation year after year — the Seven Days readers’ choice award. Like most varieties of the flower, the love of our readers is perennial. Nothing makes me happier than seeing a field of prize plaques on the wall of a local establishment. A testament to staying power, the Daysie says: This is not some flash in the pan. It’s a different kind of thrill, though, when a new name appea
From the Publisher: You’re the Boss | Seven Days (opens the original)
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Imagine a job to which you have to reapply every two years — and the “hiring committee” consists of half a million people who don’t know you and might not want to. That’s what candidates for elected office are up against in Vermont. Seven Days’ job is to dig up and share unbiased, fact-checked information about those individuals seeking your vote. We report on their backgrounds, relevant experience and where they stand on important issues. For an incumbent, the question should be: Has this publi
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