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Candace Page
Verified
Editor, Seven Days
Burlington
Beats
health, sports televison, athletesmen's lifestyle, movies fitness, sporting events
Arts and entertainment.
Content
By Cat Cutillo, Candace Page Verified| Seven Days Verified What do you make of a pile of debris that includes old tennis balls, empty beer cans, crushed plastic foam, sodden socks, discarded masks and a gargantuan collection of plastic containers? On a sunny Earth Day on the Church Street Marketplace, the answer was: You build a trash monster. All you need is the help of a Lake Champlain cleanup crew and a handful of small children wielding tongs to artfully place the disgusting throwaways.
By Candace Page Verified| Seven Days Verified click to enlarge © Dreamstime/BGrocker Trump supporters marching to the U.S. Capitol on January 6 My reporting career had barely started when — after a bitter-cold night covering a department store fire on Burlington's Church Street — a coworker grinned at me and said, "Remember, being a reporter is the most fun you can have with your clothes on." He was right, I thought then and still believe now, 40 years later.
By Cat Cutillo, Candace Page Verified| Seven Days Verified What do you make of a pile of debris that includes old tennis balls, empty beer cans, crushed plastic foam, sodden socks, discarded masks and a gargantuan collection of plastic containers? On a sunny Earth Day on the Church Street Marketplace, the answer was: You build a trash monster. All you need is the help of a Lake Champlain cleanup crew and a handful of small children wielding tongs to artfully place the disgusting throwaways.
Company Info
Seven Days
Seven Days is an independent weekly newspaper based in Vermont, founded in 1995 by Pamela Polston and Paula Routly. It is owned and operated by Routly and a team of long-time employees. The newspaper provides comprehensive coverage of local news, politics, food, arts, and culture, distributing 36,000 free copies every Wednesday across northern and central Vermont, as well as Plattsburgh, New York. In addition to its print edition, Seven Days offers digital content that includes breaking news, videos, event listings, job postings, and personal ads. The newspaper also organizes notable events such as Vermont Restaurant Week, Vermont Tech Jam, and the Kids VT Camp and School Fair, which promote local businesses and community engagement. Seven Days has received multiple awards for its journalism and community involvement, highlighting its commitment to serving the local audience.
Burlington, Vermont, United States
+1 802-865-1020
Founded: 1995