Thursday, February 21, 2013
This Week's Issue: Closing a Child Porn Loophole; Deciding the Future of South Burlington
In this week's issue of Seven Days, starring local musician Jim Rooney on the cover...
- A loophole in Vermont law means downloading child porn is illegal, but merely viewing it is not. Lawmakers are looking to change that.
- Two contests for the South Burlington City Council could determine the future of a number of big issues there, from the F-35 to a development freeze.
- Some local students are attending high school in Québec, with tuition assistance from Vermont.
- Trouble sleeping? Maybe you need to have someone watching you sleep at the Sheraton Burlington.
- In Fair Game: Doug Racine made his career on fighting poverty, but now he's the unlikely lead pitchman selling Gov. Peter Shumlin's welfare cuts. Plus, how can you fight the influence of super PACs? Give more money to the parties themselves, of course.
Find your copy on newsstands, at sevendaysvt.com or in the App Store.
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Tyler Machado
Tyler Machado was the digital media manager at Seven Days. He mostly worked behind the scenes making sure the website, email newsletters and social media feeds stayed in tip-top shape.
