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Superintendent Nease speaks about new child travel history questioning directive

At Governor Phil Scott’s press conference on Tuesday, November, 24, Vermonters learned of a new directive in which Vermont schools must ask students about their family’s travel and socialization ...

Chez Henri looks to a mid-December reopening

Chez Henri in Sugarbush Village, Warren, The Valley’s longest running restaurant, is looking to open for its 55th season in mid-December. Co-owner Bernard Perillat, Waitsfield, said the restaurant ...

Half-Earth – Biodiversity and nature’s fight for survival

Six Mad River Valley residents joined with 12 other Vermonters to form the Vermont Alliance for Half-Earth. The alliance is working to bring to Vermont the vision of E.O. Wilson’s Half-Earth ...

Good news for this year’s International Boutique

Amurtel’s annual International Boutique, typically held at the Masonic Lodge in Waitsfield has been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “But good news just arrived this past week! A longtime ...

Stark Mountain Foundation turns 20

The Stark Mountain Foundation celebrates its 20-year anniversary this month! General Stark Mountain is located in Fayston and is precious to many for its beauty and multi-season recreational, ...

COVID community volunteers – how it’s going

Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, community members came together to figure out how to organize volunteers and coordinate efforts to help in many ways. Seven months in, the Mad River Valley ...

Harwood Union inducts students into National Honors Society

Undaunted by the challenges of a socially distanced world, the Harwood Union chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) gathered over Zoom to celebrate and induct new members for the 2020-2021 year ...