Seven Days would not exist without Rick Woods, an exemplary human and original Seven Dayzer who is eulogized in this week’s Life Lines section. In August 1995, he was the brave soul who agreed to sell advertising into this weekly newspaper when cofounder ... See more
In April 1997, Michelle Brown took a risky job at an upstart media company in Vermont. She’d worked for some radio and television stations in the Northeast Kingdom that were certainly better known. And the new gig involved selling print ads into a newspap... See more
Editors often advise reporters: If you’re doing your job right — observing and listening carefully — you’ll never run out of story ideas. One article should lead to the next. No one at Seven Days has ever had to explain that to Alison Novak, our education... See more
Editors often advise reporters: If you’re doing your job right — observing and listening carefully — you’ll never run out of story ideas. One article should lead to the next. No one at Seven Days has ever had to explain that to Alison Novak, our education... See more
In early February, after weeks of a violent federal immigration crackdown on the streets of Minneapolis, Seven Days convened a safety session for our reporters. Consulting editor Ken Ellingwood, who has worked through armed conflicts and unrest in the Mid... See more
