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Despite a wrong turn and extra mileage on the unmarked Rice Course, Carlton Cummiskey turned on the afterburners to finish third in the meet, followed closely by Rye MacCurtain and Luke Groom. The Highlanders prevailed over a strong Division 1 Essex team. Photo: Bob Cummiskey.

Harwood boys defeat Division 1 powerhouse Essex

Harwood girls dominate On Tuesday, October 20, the Harwood boys’ and girls’ XC teams traveled to Chittenden County for only their third meet of the COVID-19-shortened season. Harwood ...

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Despite a wrong turn and extra mileage on the unmarked Rice Course, Carlton Cummiskey turned on the afterburners to finish third in the meet, followed closely by Rye MacCurtain and Luke Groom. The Highlanders prevailed over a strong Division 1 Essex team. Photo: Bob Cummiskey.

Harwood boys defeat Division 1 powerhouse Essex

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Mad River Valley annual Thanksgiving basket drive begins

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Better Travel stays busy despite pandemic

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Halloween in The Valley, from jack-o-lantern drive-thrus to haunted hikes

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Where’s my ballot?

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Mad River Glen cuts off season pass sales to prioritize shareholders

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Overcrowding, traffic accidents and pollution at Warren Falls

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Mad River Valley Community Calendar

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Local News

Ned Kelley

Ageless in our Community: Ned Kelley

1976 Time Capsule

Warren Village time capsule: to open or not to open?

Sarah Joslyn

What would Sarah Joslyn think of today’s Joslin Library

Sports

Track Teammates

Harwood freshman Pockoski dominates at largest track meet in Vermont

Harwood Basketball Team

Who’s who in Harwood varsity basketball

Harwood Boys' Hockey social media posts

Harwood boys’ hockey headed to the finals Sunday

Schools

Caitlin McLeod-Bluver

Moretown’s Caitlin McLeod-Bluver: Vermont Teacher of the Year and amplifier of voices

Hu Students in France

HU students and chaperones visit France for April break

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Harwood’s NHS is opening a school food pantry

Arts & Entertainment

Cast of Anything Goes. Photo by Gordon Miller/Waterbury Record

Spring musical ‘Anything Goes’ kicks off $1.3 million fundraiser for Harwood auditorium

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Food Now - The nature of modern food

The Valley Players

“Wake Up, Gloucester" at The Valley Players Theater

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