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Spectrum Youth and Family Services is a community-based social service agency committed to working with Vermont youth and families to improve their lives through advocacy, direct service, and a continuum of support in order to work toward a more just and compassionate community. We accomplish this mission by:Providing comprehensive, integrated services that serve the needs our communities' youth and families. Meeting them, in partnership, at the threshold of possibility and change. Assisting young people to access resources for meeting basic needs including shelter, health, safety, education and employment. Supporting individuals and families in making safe transitions in their lives. Embracing and enhancing diversity and equity within our agency and in the community. Participating in the development of a non-violent community.

PLEASE WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY! 8/8/08: The 6th annual Seven Daysies awards is a chance for Seven Days readers to recognize the best and the brightest local restaurants, businesses, artists, blogs and activities. This year Daysies winners partied at the Echo Center alongside the Green Mountain Derby Dames and Spielpalast Cabaret. Thanks to all of the Seven Days advertisers and readers for making us the best local alt weekly we can be! Featured: http://www.7dvt.com/daysies Music: The Smittens The Coolest Thing About Love "Baby, Don't You Know?" "All the Love in the World" http://www.smittens.com/ LOCATION: Echo Center, Burlington Vermont ** PLEASE NOTE: Next week there will be no Stuck in Vermont. We'll see you back on 8/27/08! ** Author: StuckinVermont Keywords: seven days daysies awards best of readers choice burlington vermont alt weekly spielpalast derby dames smittens stuck Added: August 13, 2008

8/8/08: The 6th annual Seven Daysies awards is a chance for Seven Days readers to recognize the best and the brightest local restaurants, businesses, artists, blogs and activities. This year Daysies winners partied at the Echo Center alongside the Green Mountain Derby Dames and Spielpalast Cabaret. Thanks to all of the Seven Days advertisers and readers for making us the best local alt weekly we can be! Featured: http://www.7dvt.com/daysies Music: The Smittens The Coolest Thing About Love "Baby, Don't You Know?" "All the Love in the World"http://www.smittens.com/ LOCATION: Echo Center, Burlington Vermont ** PLEASE NOTE: Next week there will be no Stuck in Vermont. We'll see you back on 8/27/08! **

3/28/08: Margaritas, fake mustaches, 80s chic, skulls-a-plenty and skate deck art for a good cause. For three years now, Maven has been been teaming up with local artists and presenting different themed Skate Deck Art Benefits. This year they raised money for the much needed redesign of the Burlington Skatepark. In March, funds were approved for a new skatepark as part of the Moran Redevelopment Project. The money raised from Friday's silent auction of the skate decks will be used to pay for blueprints for a new and improved concrete park. We talked to skateboarders and deck artists about their work and why they risk broken bones and fractured bits for the pleasure of skateboarding. And hey, what is that bone jutting out of your neck Big Tim!? You may recognize some local JDK artists such as Creative Director and Owner Michael Jager and Sachie Tani of the blog My Cat Goma. Featured: http://mavenvt.com/gallery.php?id=29 http://www.jdk.com/live/home.html http://www.cedoburlington.org/moran_p... Music: "Viy" by Deep Soda, Pose Dead - Collected & Destroyed Vol. 2 http://www.myspace.com/deepsoda Location: Maven and the Burlington Skatepark, Burlington VT

Joseph Bruchac, novelist and storyteller, speaks about his new book "March Toward The Thunder" and his other publications at the Aldrich Public Library, Aug. 6, 2008.

PLEASE WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY! 8/3/08: Love him or hate him, Peter Freyne has been Vermont's most renowned political journalist for over 20 years. Freyne recently retired his Seven Days column, "Inside Track" and Eva caught up with him to have a look back at his legacy with some old friends. Featured: http://7d.blogs.com/freyneland/ Lccation: Speeder & Earl's in Burlington, VT and the Statehouse in Montpelier, VT Author: StuckinVermont Keywords: peter freyne politics newspaper journalism vermont bernie leahy inside track seven days irish cancer coffee stuck Added: August 8, 2008

PLEASE WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY! 8/3/08: Love him or hate him, Peter Freyne has been Vermont's most renowned political journalist for over 20 years. Freyne recently retired his Seven Days column, "Inside Track" and Eva caught up with him to have a look back at his legacy with some old friends. Featured: http://7d.blogs.com/freyneland/ Lccation: Speeder & Earl's in Burlington, VT and the Statehouse in Montpelier, VT Author: StuckinVermont Keywords: peter freyne politics newspaper journalism vermont bernie leahy inside track seven days irish cancer coffee stuck Added: August 6, 2008

8/3/08: Love him or hate him, Peter Freyne has been Vermont's most renowned political journalist for over 20 years. Freyne recently retired his Seven Days column, "Inside Track" and Eva caught up with him to have a look back at his legacy with some old friends. Featured:http://7d.blogs.com/freyneland/ Lccation: Speeder & Earl's in Burlington, VT and the Statehouse in Montpelier, VT

When most bands tell you they’ve had to “grow up in public,” they’re talking about getting pushed into the spotlight before they’ve had a chance to find their voice. But for Whittier, California, trio The Dares, who started playing when twin brothers and co-founders Ben (guitar/lead vocals) and Matt (drums/vocals) Peterson were all of 8 years old, the idea was a bit more literal. These boys-to-men literally grew up in public, forming a band when their peers were still dabbling in youth-league sports and landing a major-label contract with Jive Records before they’d even finished high school. Today, as the trio’s powerhouse spin on pop-punk tradition is making clear, The Dares are ready and able to grow even bigger. Download | Subscribe | Subscribe in iTunes Links thedares.com myspace.com/thedares Spread It Around: Hide Sites

Methane fuel created from cows' non-dairy output powers a farm and beyond.

It was bound to happen. Things were going well and we were making great time 4,800 miles in a little over 5 days. We stopped for a break...then we took off drove about 20 miles and realized we forgot Shawn stranding him in northern NY Author: m111868 Keywords: Vermont Alaska Stranded New York Added: August 4, 2008

Welcome to the August 2008 edition of Jud's New England Journal, the rather curious monthly musings of Judson Hale, editor-in-chief of Yankee Magazine, published since 1935 in Dublin, New Hampshire. Making Fun of Democrats and/or Republicans Actually, New Englanders have always managed to make fun of just about everyone … Since the days of Roosevelt and even further back, the Democratic party has, rightly or wrongly, been associated with the antithesis of New England thrift. Therefore, like the federal government, tourists, and New Yorkers, the Democrats have always been a favorite and traditional subject of New England humor. I should add here that Democratic jokes cannot be turned around to become Republican jokes. They're not interchangeable. Nor are they like so-called ethnic jokes, in which you can usually substitute almost any ethnic minority for another ethnic minority. For example, if you substituted "Republican" for "Democrat" in the following old-time story, often told by the late Sherman Adams when he was governor of New Hampshire, it simply wouldn’t be funny. The governor's version of the story concerns a boy in a Vermont village near his home town (Adams was raised in Vermont) who decided to go to college. His parents were willing to help him but were unsure about some of the ideas he might pick up out there in the wide, wide world. "Sure enough," Adams would say, "the boy came back from college a Democrat. The family was very upset about that and considered that he’d been under the auspices of evil. To make matters worse, the boy founded the local Democratic Club and on the next Fourth of July organized a parade. His father pulled down all the shades in the house and wouldn't let anybody look out to see what was going on. But then he got curious and picked up just the corner of the shade and took a peek. In horror, he turned to his wife and said, 'My God, Samantha, they've stolen our flag!'" Oh, how Adams loved that one. Anyway, here's one more, as told by the late Professor Allen Foley of Dartmouth College and involving a Texas Democrat and a Vermont Republican. It takes place in Texas and has a double whammy because New Englanders enjoy putting down Texans (and I'm sure the reverse is true) just as much as they enjoy putting down Democrats. "How come you're a Republican?" the Texas Democrat asks the visiting Vermonter. "I come from Vermont and my father was a Republican," replies the Vermonter. "Oh, I see," says the Texas Democrat. "So I suppose if your father had been a horse thief, you would have been a horse thief, too." "No," says the Vermonter. "In that case I would have been a Democrat." So how do New England Democrats -- and there are lots today, maybe even a majority -- counter all these old-time New England "Democrat stories"? Well, one of the most effective means is to utilize all the "wealthy, fancy, city slicker" stories and then simply substitute "Republican." Maybe that's not fair, but fairness and accuracy have nothing to do with New England humor. Come to think, fairness and accuracy don't have much to do with politics either.

7/17/07 & 7/28/08: When did kale become so cool? Down at Burlington's Intervale Center, the Healthy City kids are growing vegetables, becoming farmers, volunteering in their community, working a summer job and changing the world, weed by weed. Check out all the good things the Healthy City Youth Farm has to offer. Music: Keith & Tony's Freestyle Featured: http://www.intervale.org/ Location: Intervale Center, Burlington Vermont Author: StuckinVermont Keywords: intervale center healthy city youth farm burlington vermont farming vegetables kids education community volunteer summer Added: July 30, 2008

7/17/07 & 7/28/08: When did kale become so cool? Down at Burlington's Intervale Center, the Healthy City kids are growing vegetables, becoming farmers, volunteering in their community, working a summer job and changing the world, weed by weed. Check out all the good things the Healthy City Youth Farm has to offer. Music: Keith & Tony's Freestyle Featured: http://www.intervale.org/ Location: Intervale Center, Burlington Vermont

5/1/08: The Inner Fire District are hard to define. When pressed they call themselves Radical Yiddish Balkan Culture Folk but their sound sidesteps labels. Thursday night they celebrated May Day at the North End Studio in Burlington with two accordions, an upright bass, guitar, and a clarinet, tragically beautiful 100 year old songs and klezmer music that had the crowd stomping its feet. Call 911, The Inner Fire District will entertain you while your house burns down. Featured: http://www.innerfiredistrict.com/ http://www.myspace.com/innerfiredistr... Music: Inner Fire District Location: North End Studio, Burlington Vermont

5/15/08: Shop till you drop, recycle used clothing, socialize over cocktails AND raise money for a women's charity? Sounds too good to be true, right? Actually, it's the 7th Annual Clothes Exchange. In 2008, The Clothes Exchange was attended by over 450 women and together with local sponsors, they raised $30,000 for The Hicks Foundation. Not bad for an event that began 7 years ago in the living room of event organizer, Leslie Halperin. Allison Hicks, the founder of the organization was on hand to educate women about the dangers of cervical cancer which, if screened for with yearly Pap smears, is 100% preventable. Featuring: http://www.theclothesexchange.org/ http://www.freepap.org/ Location: Main Street Landing, Burlington Vermont

www.bumble-productions.com This is the full teaser for our 2007/2008 snowboarding film "Beast Of The East" more info on our website Author: bumblesnow Keywords: beast of the east snowboard bumble productions sponsor me shred burton eastcoast shaun white vermont burke jay peak ride Added: July 26, 2008

My second one...I don't think it's good till the end but tell me what you think! Author: canyouhandle23 Keywords: singing vermont girl music joebrooks Added: July 25, 2008

Went on what was supposed to be a week-long vacation with the wife and kids (including a 10-month-old baby girl) to a cottage on a lake in Vermont. As it turns out, the accommodations were far more modest than what we were led to expect. Now if you're looking for something one step up from camping, this may be your thing. Keep in mind that this is *not* what we were told; we expected something with more creature comforts. As you'll see in the video, our first night there was a big disappointment. I will say that the town and lake are very nice, as is what we saw of Vermont. The title "Vermont Is Hell" is more of a tongue-in-cheek nod to our bust of a vacation, and really has nothing to do with what -- from what I can tell -- is a largely unspoiled, lush and mountainous state. Author: kgmessier Keywords: Summer Vermont Vacation Cabin Lake Added: July 25, 2008

In this video, Tom provides a narrated tour of the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

In this video, Tom demonstrates the power of the Neuton Trimmer and Edger attachment. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

In this video, Madeleine demonstrates the Neuton Mower's light-weight design. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

In this video, Tom demonstrates the Neuton's ability to mow down thick, tall grass. The Neuton Mower is the country's #1 selling battery-powered lawn mower, capable of mowing up to 1/3 acre on a single charge. Lightweight, quiet and easy to use, the Neuton Battery-Powered Mower comes in two sizes, emits virtually no greenhouse emissions and can be recharged using less than 10 cents worth of electricity.

7/21/08: Over 10,000 Elton John fans swarmed the Champlain Valley Expo Monday night to watch the Rocket Man play VT for the first time. After playing 49 other states, Elton finally made it to Vermont for his 50th. Fans from all over the country came to see history in the making. Eva talked to boa-wearing fans about Sir Elton's charms and sings some of his greatest hits. We also meet a couple celebrating their wedding anniversary. Can you guess the name of their son? Featured: http://cvexpo.org/default.aspx http://www.eltonjohn.com/ Location: Champlain Valley Expo, Essex Junction, Vermont Author: StuckinVermont Keywords: elton john vermont 50th state champlain valley expo fairgrounds ben and jerrys fans rocket man tiny dancer seven days Added: July 23, 2008

7/21/08: Over 10,000 Elton John fans swarmed the Champlain Valley Expo Monday night to watch the Rocket Man play VT for the first time. After playing 49 other states, Elton finally made it to Vermont for his 50th. Fans from all over the country came to see history in the making. Eva talked to boa-wearing fans about Sir Elton's charms and sang some of his greatest hits. We also met a couple celebrating their wedding anniversary. Can you guess the name of their son? Featured: http://cvexpo.org/default.aspx http://www.eltonjohn.com/ Location: Champlain Valley Expo, Essex Junction, Vermont

Intense short track racing Tiger style. This is Heat Race #2 recorded July 17th, 2008. To see all of the racing action from Thunder Road, please visit http://www.DrinkACT-Racing.comAuthor: drinkactracing Tags: auto racing thunder road napa tigers drinkactracing car fast speed race stock ACT tour barre vermont motorsports Posted: 20 July 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Archer Mayor, mystery novelist, speaks about his new book "The Catch" and his other publications at the Aldrich Public Library, July 16, 2008.

Videography by Dror Kahn 718-676-5640Venue: The Mountain Top Inn, Chittenden, Vermont 800-445-2100

7/12/08: "The Dark Knight" premiered in Montpelier Saturday, days before it's general release. We have Vermont's own Dark Knight to thank for this rare event - US Senator Patrick Leahy who has a small cameo in the film. Patrick Leahy grew up in Montpelier Vermont. Blind in one eye, he spent much of his free time reading comics at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. Years later, he is the library's favorite Superhero, donating proceeds from his Batman film appearances and raising money from this recent screening of The Dark Knight. Leahy sits down with the library's Comics Clubs to talk about Batman, "The Dark Knight," and why he loves reading. Featuring: http://www.kellogghubbard.org/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/video/2008/jul/08/thedarkknight Music: Space Tiger, Lapping Up the Milky Way http://www.myspace.com/spacetigermusic Location: Montpelier Vermont Author: StuckinVermont Keywords: senator patrick leahy the dark knight batman joker montpelier vermont kellogg hubbard library benefit comics kids reading superhero Added: July 16, 2008

7/12/08: "The Dark Knight" premiered in Montpelier Saturday, days before it's general release. We have Vermont's own Dark Knight to thank for this rare event - US Senator Patrick Leahy who has a small cameo in the film. Patrick Leahy grew up in Montpelier Vermont. Blind in one eye, he spent much of his free time reading comics at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library. Years later, he is the library's favorite Superhero, donating proceeds from his Batman film appearances and raising money from this recent screening of The Dark Knight. Leahy sits down with the library's Comics Clubs to talk about Batman, "The Dark Knight," and why he loves reading. Featuring: http://www.kellogghubbard.org/ http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/video/2008/jul/08/thedarkknight Music: Space Tiger, Lapping Up the Milky Way http://www.myspace.com/spacetigermusic Location: Montpelier Vermont