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[Re "Burlington City Council to Study Needle-Exchange Program," October 28, online]: Howard Center provides great value to the Burlington community. However, its irresponsible management of the Safe Recovery program on Clarke Street is a disgrace. The staff admits it hands out 20,000 needles a month without requiring an exchange and therefore is responsible for 15,000 needles discarded in Burlington every month.

Sean Hayes was the sixth pedestrian or cyclist fatally hit along the busy thoroughfare since 2020. Some worry development and increased traffic will make it worse.

The Reverend responds to a question about avoiding the frenzy of holiday shopping without hurting a loved one’s feelings.

The Burlington band headed to New Orleans to record its new bluegrass-meets-rock album, which finds the five bandmates leaning into their bond.

The Vermont folk troubadour indulges a different style of twang, channeling his love for all things Nashville on his 17th studio album.

The Montpelier artist pairs new works with "Gratitude in a Time of Loss," his ongoing installation documenting the number of Vermonters lost to COVID-19.

CEO Corinne Prevot started making colorful ski hats as a high school junior. Today, her Skida brand is a favorite of outdoor enthusiasts.

The Mexican artist brings an interdisciplinary approach to her exhibition, which invites visitors to look through microscopes and marvel at insect architecture.

Medill School of Journalism's State of Local News report highlights Seven Days as a "Bright Spot" in media. Publisher Paula Routly reflects and gives thanks.

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