Paula Routly

Report for America corps member Lucy Tompkins joined Seven Days almost a year ago to cover immigration in Vermont. Help us keep her beat going.

How did an organization that advocates for Vermont’s migrant farmworkers become the state’s leading organizer of opposition to U.S. immigration policy? In

As classes let out for good at Downtown BHS, the city surrounding the school also appears to be making a comeback from a string of challenges.

Publisher Paula Routly recalls a pivotal experience at the Kennedy Center and what it's been like to witness the place under the thumb of President Donald Trump.

The health of Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace is an existential question for the city. We sent a dozen journalists to spend 24 hours there and report back.

As the world has digitized, the act of bringing a free, handcrafted newspaper to the people every week feels revolutionary. Here's why.

Seven Days publisher Paula Routly has Soccer Fever. As she watches the FIFA World Cup during America's 250th year, she reflects on patriotism and connection.

Reporting on elections looks very different than it did 50 years ago. Read about Seven Days' approach and this week's primary election guide.

Inspired by the readers' picks in our Seven Daysies best-of-Vermont contest, publisher Paula Routly headed to St. Albans to experience its winners and finalists.

Only select stories from the earliest issues of Seven Days have been properly digitized — until now. Getting our full archives online preserves local history.