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2 weeks ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Paula Routly
click to enlarge Seven Days won 37 awards at the New England Newspaper Convention two weekends ago in Portland, Maine. On behalf of the paper, news editor Matthew Roy collected 14 framed certificates for winning work published between August 1, 2023, and July 21, 2024, in categories ranging from investigative journalism to food writing. The paper took top honors in reporting on the arts, crime and courts, education, and climate change.
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3 weeks ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Paula Routly
click to enlarge I'm two weeks away from a big birthday that I had been looking forward to for a single reason: Medicare. While my advancing age — 65 — is nothing I feel like celebrating, the promise of health care insurance relief, at the metaphorical 18-mile mark of life's marathon, had been motivation to keep putting one foot in front of the other. I helped care for my mom in her final years.
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4 weeks ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Paula Routly
click to enlarge Steve MacQueen watched last Friday's 7 p.m. screening of I'm Still Here from the projection booth in the Film House at Burlington's Main Street Landing. From up there, the executive director of the Vermont International Film Foundation had a clear view of 220 occupied seats. The Oscar-winning movie "sold out hard," as MacQueen put it. "It was as crowded as that room can be." The earlier show, at 4 p.m., did almost as well.
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1 month ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Paula Routly
click to enlarge I've never been much of a drinker. That's probably because I've seen firsthand the damage booze can do. Every day after work, almost without fail, my father would get hammered. "Grown-up hour" started the minute he got home, either with a martini or a glass of Scotch. Then another martini or Scotch. Or three.
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1 month ago |
sevendaysvt.com | Paula Routly
click to enlarge I don't think it's an overstatement to describe the COVID-19 pandemic as a collective trauma. It was in Vermont, anyway. Five years ago this week began a chain of history-making events that most of us would rather forget — the psychological term is dissociative amnesia.
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