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An overview of the checkout line at GoodFire Cannabis shop in Waterbury, Vermont. Photo: Sam Jefferson

New shops grow Waterbury’s cannabis retail scene

By Sam Jefferson | Community News Service Waterbury’s newest cannabis dispensary has opened with a newly-constructed store along the busy Vermont Route 100 corridor in Waterbury Center. Sitting ...

New shops grow Waterbury’s cannabis retail scene

By Sam Jefferson | Community News Service Waterbury’s newest cannabis dispensary has opened with a newly-constructed store along the busy Vermont Route 100 corridor in Waterbury Center. Sitting ...

Socrates Café returns to Harwood Union High School

By Teighen Fils-Aime, Jack Greenwood and Finn Kramer, sophomores at Harwood Union High School On May 18, 2023, the Socrates Café returns to Harwood Union High School. At last December’s Socrates ...

Warren Fourth of July parade theme and Grand Marshal announced

The theme for the 74th Warren Fourth of July parade will be “The Sounds of Freedom.” Floats are encouraged to incorporate the theme, but are not required to do ...

plants and herbs ready for sale at the annual Mountain Gardener's Sale in Waitsfield, Vermont

Mountain Gardeners plant sale is next month

The Mountain Gardeners are having the perennials plant sale June 3, 2023, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Slow Road, near Shaw’s, in Waitsfield. Organizers are happy to offer this event again after ...

Lingering with the melting snow

You have to ski thin to understand skiing. Piecing together turns from one patch of snow to another patch and watching it all flow downhill, melting away into summer . . .it is over, we all survived ...

More updates on federal recovery funding, housing and child care

Federal pandemic recovery funding: The House Appropriations Committee is continuing to hear from the administration about the status of state spending of federal pandemic recovery funding known as ...

Meals On Wheels volunteer driver Bill Zekas enjoys helping out

Bill Zekas, Moretown, has been driving for Meals On Wheels for a little over four years and began serving on the board of the Mad River Valley Senior Citizens three years ago. “My wife, Sue, got ...