The Valley Reporter
P.O. Box 119
Waitsfield, VT 05673
802-496-3928
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The Valley Reporter
P.O. Box 119
Waitsfield, VT 05673
802-496-3928
CONTACT INFORMATION
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02-17-2012
02/17/12: Updated Information: The male victim found deceased yesterday morning,February 16, 2012, at the Mad River Glen Ski Area is identified as being Andrew Stewart, age 51, of Fayston. The Office...
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Waitsfield will contribute roughly 25 percent of the $20,000 cost of repairing the Mad River Greenway, post-Irene, with the expectation that the Mad River Path Association and the Mad River...
Read more02-16-2012
Waitsfield voters will be asked to approve a community wastewater loan program that entails the town borrowing up to $250,000 from the state’s revolving loan fund. The money will be...
Read more02-16-2012
Waterbury’s Long-Term Community Recovery planning effort is ready for residents to have their say about project ideas and what moves forward. More than a dozen proposals will be presented at...
Read more02-09-2012
Mad River Glen is on its way to becoming the first ski area in the nation on the National Register of Historic Places; the final application to the U.S. Department...
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Reiterating the commercial aspect of True North Wilderness Program, attorney David Grayck urged the District 5 Environmental Commission not to amend or modify its denial of a permit to True...
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Statewide assessment results for fall 2011 were released by the Vermont Department of Education Tuesday, February 7, at a press conference held in Montpelier. The results are from the New...
Read more02-02-2012
Moira Hammel, Warren, a student at Harwood Union High School, has been selected for the 2012 American High School Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall. She will be a part...
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After lobbying on the part of local officials and cycling advocates, the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) backed down on its plan to shrink the shoulders on Route 100 in...
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The latest reapportionment plan for the area has Duxbury and Moretown together in a two-representative district with Fayston, Warren and Waitsfield. Last week the House Government Operations Committee approved a redistricting...
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Senator Anthony Pollina hosted a Vermont Interfaith Action Coalition-sponsored health care forum at the Waitsfield United Church of Christ last Wednesday, January 25; local panelists included Waitsfield business owner Russ...
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Good Night Irene a musical tribute for flood relief Sales from Good Night Irene, a compilation CD featuring 15 tracks about Vermont, will benefit Vermonters affected by the August flood; a...
Read more01-26-2012
For the Record - WES & HU Budgets • The Waitsfield Elementary School budget is going up only 0.9 percent next year, not 9 percent as appeared in an article in the...
Read more01-26-2012
The Warren Select Board listened but did not offer much in terms of comments when Sugarbush representative Margo Wade presented plans for the next phase of the Lincoln Peak Village...
Read more01-26-2012
UPDATED: 2012-01-26 15:49:42 The Harwood Union School Board finalized its proposed budget for the coming year, bringing in a budget of $12,092,615, which is up 0.7 percent. The budget includes staffing reductions as well...
Read more01-26-2012
The Waitsfield Elementary School budget for FY2013 totals $2,169,090, a 0.9 percent increase from FY 2012, which includes giving back 50 percent of the fund balance to the town. WES school...
Read more01-26-2012
Waitsfield’s proposed 2012 budget is $1,893,994, an increase of $218,489 over last year’s budget of $1,675,505. The select board is working to finalize the budget and has projected that the 2012...
Read more01-26-2012
Members of the Warren School Board tentatively decided to retain the French program at the January 18 meeting; the board heard expressed support from community members and four parents in...
Read more01-19-2012
On January 19, 2012, Vermont State Police Middlesex responded to Mac's convenience store in Warren, VT, for a reported burglary. The investigation revealed the offender to be a white male...
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Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin, center, cuts the opening ribbon for the Mad River Valley Food Hub. Photo: Kara Herlihy Governor Peter Shumlin cut the ribbon on the state’s first small-scale food-processing...
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The Fayston Citizens Group has found a new conservation easement on the parcel of land that True North Wilderness Program would like to use for its wilderness therapy program. True North...
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Sugarbush concurs with a Vermont Ski Areas Association (VSAA) response to a potential mandate for helmets for all on-snow employees. Last week the Vermont Occupations Safety Hazard Administration (VOCHA) sent a...
Read more01-19-2012
The effort to rebuild Waterbury after Tropical Storm Irene got a boost this week with the release of a 14-minute online video, a wave of television commercials and a website...
Read more01-13-2012
Sugarbush Resort receives 7 inches of new snow heading into the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend Skier enjoying the snow at Sugarbush last week. Photo: Sandy Macys Sugarbush Resort received 7 inches...
Read more01-12-2012
On Saturday, January 14, Vermont lawmakers will be on hand to inaugurate the Kelly Brush Race arena at Sugarbush's Mount Ellen. Green Mountain Valley School and the GMVS/Sugarbush Ski Club...
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Local concern over whether the bike lanes on Route 100 from Waitsfield to Warren will be three or four feet wide has prompted Waitsfield officials to schedule time with VTrans...
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The Harwood Union School Board will finalize its proposed budget next week and is currently considering staffing cuts that would save $197,172 and offset other areas of the budget. The board...
Read more01-12-2012
Sugarbush has donated a 1.5-acre building lot on German Flats Road to the Mad River Valley Housing Coalition that will be the initial offering of the Housing Coalition’s new Affordable...
Read more01-05-2012
True North’s attempt to obtain state permits for its Waitsfield operations was denied by the District 5 Act 250 Environmental Commission. The December 30, Act 250 decision rejected True North’s request...
Read more01-05-2012
Members of the executive committee of the Washington West Supervisory Union approved a budget that is up 9.9 percent. The budget was passed at a January 3 meeting 13 to 4....
Read more01-05-2012
On the Friday evening after Christmas, Tracks, the bar downstairs at The Pitcher Inn, bustled with customers chatting merrily around the bar and lounging on couches by the fireplace. Only...
Read more12-29-2011
In the words of Harwood Union chanteuses Liza Mackey and Naomi Koliba, Irene was “really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really mean” to The Valley, Waterbury and Vermont. Mackey, whose...
Read more12-29-2011
By Kara Herlihy and Lisa LoomisThe year 2011 in the Mad River Valley can be summed up in several words – road work and Irene. The historic storm slammed The...
Read more12-22-2011
Waitsfield-based Global Health Media Project has just released an educational animation on cholera for worldwide distribution. The Story of Cholera was produced in collaboration with animator Yoni Goodman. The film was...
Read more12-22-2011
Moretown School. Photo: Parker Aviation Town officials in Moretown made a resolution Monday night, December 19, that they would not use legal maneuvering to gain access to and use of the...
Read more12-22-2011
Moon over Sugarbush. Photo: Sandy Macys Sugarbush Resort’s next phase of development at Lincoln Peak calls for a multi-year project consisting of eight building sites with a mix of townhouses, condominiums...
Read more12-22-2011
Legal and land acquisition costs for Waitsfield’s water project are over budget by 385 percent. Construction costs for the project are slightly under budget. The Waitsfield Select Board received the news...
Read more12-15-2011
A petition with 168 signatures requesting an end to litigation in the Denise Fuoco case was submitted to the Washington West Supervisory Union yesterday, December 14, in advance of Harwood...
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The Mad River Valley Renewable Energy Series concluded Tuesday, December 13, with the fifth and final installment, “Conservation, weatherization and efficiency,” at the Big Picture Theater and Cafe in Waitsfield. Three...
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The families of several Harwood Union students with special needs are upset that their children were less than fully included in the school’s holiday concert on December 6. The three children...
Read more12-15-2011
Governor Peter Shumlin announced the expansion of wireless coverage in The Valley to members of the media last Friday, December 9, at the Sugarbush. Verizon Wireless recently activated a new...
Read more12-09-2011
UPDATED: 2011-12-0912:36:08 Three die in Rt 100B collision A Moretown woman and two children were killed in a minivan/propane truck collision on Route 100B in Moretown on December 8 in the afternoon....
Read more12-08-2011
UPDATED: 12/08/11 15:56:14: Moretown, VT 12/8/11 – Vermont Route 100B in Moretown is closed between Steven’s Brook Road to the south through old Route 100 to the north for a two...
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By Kara Herlihy The final cost of repairs and paving of the Sugarbush Access Road will cost the town of Warren approximately $600,000; select board members approved the invoice from F....
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Rt.100 bridge south of Moretown destroyed by Hurricane Irene By Lisa Loomis Warren filmmaker Charlie Brown’s documentary Irene in the Mad River Valley will be shown for the first time this weekend...
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2011-12-08 By Lisa Loomis In the wake of Hurricane Irene, Jon Jamieson of Jamieson Insurance had a migraine for 13 days because of his extreme frustration in dealing with the National Flood...
Read more12-01-2011
PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (Sept. 11, 2007) - The American flag flies at half-mast aboard the USS Arizona Memorial, foreground, in memory of those who lost their lives in the Sept....
Read more12-01-2011
2011-12-01 By Lisa Loomis Harwood Union and the Washington West Supervisory Union have filed a motion to vacate the binding arbitration decision on a Harwood paraeducator. The motion to vacate the October 19...
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2011-12-01 By Kara Herlihy Almost three months after Hurricane Irene flooded the state office complex in Waterbury, nearly 100 of the 1,500 displaced employees are now working out of the old Northern...
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2011-12-01 By Lisa Loomis Three-foot rather than four-foot shoulders The long awaited and much needed repaving of Vermont Route 100 from Waitsfield to Warren is slated for next summer. The Vermont Agency of...
Read more11-23-2011
2011-11-23 By Lisa Loomis Waitsfield extracted 21,253 cubic yards of material from the Mad River and the Mill Brook in the days following Hurricane Irene flooding. That represents enough gravel for 4.25...
Read more11-23-2011
2011-11-23 By Kara Herlihy After five feet of water flooded the Moretown town offices August 28, town officials are still working towards a permanent solution for the displaced municipal employees and land...
Read more11-23-2011
2011-11-23 By Lisa Loomis Many people know Dr. Steve Zonies as the man on the other end of the dental drill, but just as many, or maybe more, know him as the...
Read more11-17-2011
Flooding from Hurricane Irene dealt two bad hands to residents of the RiverHouse Condominiums on Route 100 at the confluence of Folsom Brook and the Mad River. Folsom Brook seriously eroded...
Read more11-17-2011
The Fayston Development Review Board turned down four requests to reconsider its decision granting True North Wilderness Program a conditional use permit at a well-attended meeting last week. On November 8,...
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Washington West Supervisory Union (WWSU) will move from its space at Small Dog Electronics to a new space in the Mad River Industrial Park when its lease expires next June. The...
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By Lisa LoomisThe Waitsfield covered bridge re-opened November 16 after being closed for two and a half months following flooding that rivaled the flood of 1927.Waitsfield’s covered bridge was damaged...
Read more11-11-2011
2011-11-11 Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin meets with Waitsfield Selectboard members Kate Williams, Paul Hartshorn and Bill Parker at the Flood Reliefe HQ in Waitsfield in September. Photo: David Gartan Governor Peter Shumlin...
Read more11-10-2011
2011-11-10 By Lisa LoomisA superior court judge ruled in favor of the town of Waitsfield last Friday, November 4, during one of the final rounds of activity on the town’s condemnation...
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2011-11-10 By Lisa LoomisTrue North Wilderness Programs plans to create a public hunting program that would allow the public to hunt on the same land where its wilderness therapy school is...
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2011-11-10 By Kara Herlihy The opening of the Mad River Food Hub in Waitsfield will create many links in the local food system—sausage and otherwise. The new food storage, processing and distribution facility...
Read more11-03-2011
Emergency repairs of the Waitsfield covered bridge are underway this week. Contractors from Northland Construction and Kingsbury Construction anticipate project completion by November 18, according to Town Administrator Valerie Capels. The...
Read more11-03-2011
Waitsfield is one of only two towns in the entire state where the federal government is threatening enforcement action for post-Irene river work. The Army Corps of Engineers is questioning work...
Read more11-03-2011
The owner of the building where Washington West Supervisory Union (WWSU) has its offices wants the district superintendent to stop disparaging the leased space and to present accurate rental cost...
Read more11-01-2011
FEMA is closing its Waterbury disaster center on Thursday, November 3. Those who need assistance can still receive it and register with FEMA by calling (800) 621-FEMA (3362) or register...
Read more10-27-2011
Harwood paraeducator Denise Fuoco was unjustly terminated and should be re-instated and made whole, according to binding arbitration completed last week. The Harwood Union School Board, which terminated Fuoco, is exploring...
Read more10-27-2011
In the wake of devastating flooding caused by Hurricane Irene, many Moretown residents and municipal branches are still wading through a pile of paperwork and waiting on the findings from...
Read more10-27-2011
Can the Fayston Development Review Board re-open and reconsider a local permit that has already been appealed to the Vermont Environmental Court? That’s the issue presented by members of the Fayston...
Read more10-27-2011
First- and second-grade students paired with “buddies” from fifth and sixth grades to attend one of the first of three performances on October 19. Master puppeteer and Moretown Elementary School parent...
Read more10-20-2011
About 100 of the 1,500 displaced state workers from Waterbury are being relocated to the former Northern Power building at the Mad River Park. The Waterbury workers were displaced by flooding...
Read more10-20-2011
Waitsfield has abated a portion of the municipal property taxes for at least three property owners after two hearings of the town’s board of abatement. The board of abatement met on...
Read more10-20-2011
The Fayston Development Review Board will consider whether or not to grant three requests for reconsideration of its permit for True North Wilderness Programs. The board is meeting on November 8...
Read more10-13-2011
Waitsfield officials are in Superior Court this week for one of the final rounds of activity on the town’s condemnation of land for its municipal water project. The town spent Monday...
Read more10-13-2011
Granville has received the okay from the state to improve a half-mile section of Town Highway 21 that runs through a Class 2 wetland, to create access for two badly...
Read more10-13-2011
Federal laws forbid guns on school property and that puts True North Wilderness’s plans for a school on 650 acres in Fayston in conflict with the public recreation easement that...
Read more10-13-2011
By Lisa Loomis and Kara HerlihyThe Valley’s own Grace Potter played at a trio of local benefits for post-Irene flood relief, helping to raise over $300,000.Potter, lead singer and founder...
Read more10-07-2011
The Canney home near the bottom of the North Fayston Road, which was destroyed during Irene's flooding of Shephard's Brook, is demolished by an employee of the Viens Excavating Corporation....
Read more10-06-2011
While the immediate effects of Irene on local farms were devastating in terms of land lost and crops contaminated, the long-term residual effects present an equally devastating set of circumstances. The...
Read more10-06-2011
After discussing a potential violation from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers over working in the Mad River without a federal permit, the Waitsfield Select Board selected a repair scenario...
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http://bit.ly/qwCKIp Severe damage to municipal roads in Hancock and Rochester have town officials contemplating creating a stretch of road on a Class 4 road that runs through Granville to connect routes...
Read more09-29-2011
Engineered to function as a catch basin in a flood event, the Sugarbush snowmaking pond did just that during Hurricane Irene flooding last month. During the August 28 flooding, the Mad...
Read more09-29-2011
The Mad River is awash with heavy equipment as town employees and contractors remove gravel in the wake of Hurricane Irene’s flooding. The Mad River upstream and downstream of the Waitsfield...
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Members of the District 5 Environmental Commission took testimony on 3 of the 10 Act 250 review criteria for True North Wilderness Program (True North) this week. True North is seeking...
Read more09-24-2011
Vermont State Police press release issued at 2pm Saturday 24 describing a bank robbery at TDBank North in Waitsfield - with photos Photos of suspect in Waitsfield, VT TD Bank robbery...
Read more09-22-2011
Everybody who registers for help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will receive a letter from the agency. Some receive a letter saying they are "eligible." It states the amount...
Read more09-22-2011
As the mud is cleared and moldy sheetrock is torn out, it is becoming very clear that there is a great deal of work yet to be done – post...
Read more09-22-2011
After one full week of outdoor school, students at the Moretown Elementary School returned to classes as usual inside the building Monday morning, September 19. Results from health tests conducted...
Read more09-22-2011
There’s a lot going on at the Flood Relief Headquarters in the Masonic Lodge at the intersection of Bridge Street and Route 100 in Waitsfield. Two floor coordinators have been...
Read more09-22-2011
The Mad River Resource Management Alliance is working with schools in the Washington West Supervisory Union, Highfields Center for Composting, Grow Compost of Vermont, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and the...
Read more09-22-2011
On Saturday, Missy Jaeger and her brother Tony Frickey drove nonstop up from Louisiana in a rented truck full of relief supplies donated by 30 friends, some with little notes...
Read more09-20-2011
09/20/2011 Efficiency Vermont and Central Vermont Community Action Council are partnering to provide a workshop for residents with flood-damaged buildings around the state. They will be offering this presentation for residents...
Read more09-16-2011
Bids going out for replacing the bridge over Rt 73 south of Rochester - request for proposals calls for bridge to be completed by October 15, 2011. The Rt. 73 bridge...
Read more09-15-2011
The Waitsfield Select Board will provide funding to staff Hurricane Irene Flood Relief headquarters for the next two weeks. The board is also continuing its work with the owners of Bridge...
Read more09-15-2011
After the building failed to pass a health inspection, a village of tents served as outdoor classrooms; a small camper trailer housed new Principal Duane Pierson and his administrative team. ...
Read more09-15-2011
Warren covered bridge to open soon Warren’s covered bridge could be open in the next two weeks following inspection by a state engineer. The engineer determined, according to Town Administrator Cindi...
Read more09-15-2011
Following the impact of tropical storm Irene in two areas of Duxbury, select board members met twice to assess the damage and plan the rebuilding effort. Residents along Main Street were...
Read more09-14-2011
Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin meets with Waitsfield town official and Bridge Street business owners on Tuesday, September 13, 2011 to discuss damages caused by Hurrican Irene. Photo: Robin Morris 09/14/2011 By Kara...
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By Lisa LoomisLocal property owners affected by flooding from Hurricane Irene, who have not already done so, need to register with FEMA as soon as possible.Property owners can register online...
Read more09-07-2011
Sugarbush is making significant progress in restoring its snowmaking pond located on the Mad River near Kingsbury Farm so that it will be ready for snowmaking in November. The pond sustained...
Read more09-08-2011
Donations to the Mad River Valley Community Fund (MRVCF) to help flood victims continue to pour in – and short-term emergency grants of $1,000 are available to flood victims now. After...
Read more09-08-2011
WAITSFIELD All of Waitsfield’s roads are open and passable with the exception of thru traffic on Bridge Street; the covered bridge remains closed to vehicles until further notice but is open...
Read more09-08-2011
When a contractor interrupted the Moretown Select Board meeting to ask for the person driving the green Subaru to kindly move the vehicle, school board chair Kaj Samsom proved that...
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Local flood relief headquarters are up and running throughout the area including at the Masonic Temple in Waitsfield. The centers are organizing volunteer efforts and collecting supplies following massive flooding caused...
Read more10-20-2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 4, 2011 Moretown, VT John Hoogenboom, Moretown Selectboard Chair and Incident Commander for the Town of Moretown recovery effort has issued the following bulletin that contains important information for...
Read more10-20-2011
Photos of the Mad River Valley Flood Relief HQ in Waitsfield, VT.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 3, 2011 Moretown, VT John Hoogenboom, Moretown Selectboard Chair and Incident Commander for the Town of Moretown recovery effort has issued the following bulletin that contains important information for...
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Against the backdrop of the still-standing covered bridge in Waitsfield, one man started by picking up a single brick from the debris in Bridge Street at 6 a.m. the morning...
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Volunteers arrived early and donations started flowing in Friday morning at the Waitsfield Elem. School. UPDATE: Waitsfield School Drive: No more clothes, books, or personal items NEED: Need Volunteers to sort items from today...
Read more10-20-2011
Warren Covered Bridge Street in Warren village is closed until further notice because the floodwaters from the storm eroded the abutments of the bridge. It is accessible from the Route 100...
Read more10-20-2011
Sugarbush/Win Smith pledge $100,000 Sugarbush president Win Smith, his wife Lili Ruane and Sugarbush announced a pledge of $100,000 to the Mad River Valley Community Fund Flood Relief fund on Wednesday,...
Read more10-20-2011
Just a week ago late blight was weighing heavy on the minds of local farmers. Losing their tomato and potato crops would be devastating and could turn a good season...
Read more10-20-2011
Just a few photos of the flooding caused in Waitsfield by TS Irene. UPDATED 08-29-11 AM There are a lot of photos, may take a moment to load Bridge Street in Waitsfield, floodwaters...
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Photos of Moretown, Vermont during and after Hurricane Irene. Local pilots Jimmy and Steve Parker captured some aerial photos of the aftermath while photos have been sent in from Moretown residents...
Read more10-20-2011
Arial photos from Tuesday of Rochester, Warren Granville. On Tuesday The Valley Reporter Editor Lisa Loomis and photographer Sandy Macys too a flight from the Warren-Sugarbush Airport traveling from Waitsfield south...
Read more08-30-2011
Photos from Monday's cleanup efforts on Bridge Street in Waitsfield. More aerial and flood photos coming. Here are many great shots from reporters and people all over the Mad River Valley. Photos from...
Read more10-20-2011
Bridge Street in Waitsfield, floodwaters lifted the white building in the distance off its foundation and pushed it against the adjacent blue building. The covered bridge dating to 1833 survived. Bridge Street...
Read more08-25-2011
Sugarbush will once again be offering four passes – the All-Mountain Pass for unlimited skiing and riding at both Lincoln Peak and Mt. Ellen; the Mt. Ellen Pass; the Mt....
Read more08-25-2011
The Valley Dog Network no longer needs the umbrella of the Mad River Path Association to exist and is holding a community meeting to discuss its future. The Valley Dog Network...
Read more08-25-2011
Repairs to a slumping section of the Sugarbush Access Road wrapped up last week; the total cost to dig up and restore the sinking road is close to $179,000. It turns...
Read more08-04-2011
Waitsfield can continue work on its municipal water project on Reed Road after a Superior Court injunction was lifted. The town recently settled with one of two landowners on...
Read more08-04-2011
By Lisa Loomis With a sidewalk on the east side of Route 100 slated for construction next year and a realignment of the intersection of Old County Road and Route 100...
Read more06-23-2011
Harwood senior Mariel Golden won the Vermont high school girls’ individual tennis championship at Stowe on Sunday, May 29. Golden won five matches in straight sets to win 6-1, 6-2 in...
Read more06-23-2011
06/23/2011 By Kara Herlihy Waitsfield’s Grant Folsom claimed his third career Thunder Road Late Model feature win in the Harvest Equipment Sunday Twilight event on Sunday, June 19. Folsom got underneath...
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06/23/2011 By Lisa Loomis Waitsfield will evaluate three sites to build new town offices or expand the current offices. Building sites include the Wait House and two barns adjacent to the Flemer...
Read more06-23-2011
06/23/2011 Sugarbush’s Water Company (MWC), the water utility serving Sugarbush Resort as well as homes and businesses in the Sugarbush Village area, has received a $290,000 loan from the Vermont Drinking Water...
Read more06-23-2011
With chairlift-served downhill mountain biking trails opening for the season on June 24, Sugarbush Resort is unveiling new deals, new trail features and a new fleet of demo equipment. Built over...
Read more05-19-2011
Don Mayer of Small Dog Electronics winner of the 2011 VBSR Terry Ehrich Award for Social Responsibility in Business. Photo: Jeff Knight By Jeff Knight On a beautiful spring evening, May 11,...
Read more05-19-2011
Town officials in Warren have invited members of the Washington County Sheriff’s Department and Vermont State Police to participate in a discussion on Tuesday, May 24, at 7:30 p.m., about...
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The U.S. Ski Team has invited four GMVS boys to take part in a two-part Development Team tryout over the next two weeks. Warren residents Danny Duffy (number one in...
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The musical spoof, Forbidden Broadway, opens Thursday, May 19, at the Valley Players Theater in Waitsfield. This musical comedy, spoofing not only famous shows but famous songwriters and actors as...
Read more05-19-2011
By Lisa Loomis In a 3-2 decision, the Moretown Development Review Board approved plans to build an 8,200-square-foot Family Dollar Store at the intersection of Route 2 and Route 100. ...
Read more05-06-2011
The second annual class of the Harwood Hall of Fame includes Edward Steele, 1955 (Waterbury HS); John Grace, 1957 (Waterbury HS); Robert Fielder, 1964 (Waitsfield HS); Grace Potter, 2001; Andrew...
Read more05-06-2011
Written by Lisa Loomis The south end of the Mad River Greenway is now closed. The south end, which begins at the Tremblay Road parking lot, runs north on the east...
Read more05-06-2011
Harwood Union High School Principal Duane Pierson is leaving his post to become the principal of the Moretown Elementary School.The Moretown School Board officially offered Pierson the job on May...
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