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Waitsfield Farmers’ Market opens May 16

UPDATE (5/7/20): Based on new state guidelines, crafters will be allowed at farmers' markets in Vermont. Crafters will return to the Waitsfield Farmers' Market on June 6. When the ...

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Waitsfield Farmers’ Market opens May 16

Valley libraries are beginning to offer curbside pickup service again.

Good news is on the way

Azra Sakoc and KK Murphy practice their soccer footwork before the pandemic required cancellation of practices.

COVID-19: Zooming into soccer practice

Basebox renovation underway at Mad River Glen

Basebox renovation underway at Mad River Glen

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Big Picture setting up drive-in theater

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HUUSD Board to discuss budget and intradistrict choice

MRV entities depend on the 2020 Census data

MRV entities depend on the 2020 Census data

Mad River Valley Community Calendar

Ferro Jewelers

Local News

Volunteers plant trees in Moretown. Photo Ira Shadis

Volunteers plant 1,200 trees in three days in Moretown

Goat herder Mary Beth Herbert

Here is how goats will tackle knotweed

HUUSD nutritionist Erika Dolan, Warren kitchen staff Yukio Cormier and Troy Kingsbury, joined by Gene Hurdle to celebrate the Hurdle Special at Warren School.

Hurdle Special debuts (re-debuts) at Warren Elementary School

Sports

2024 Mad River Valley Triathlon helpers watch kayakers and canoers pass the Waitsfield Covered Bridge. Photo: John Williams

Recreation Life in the Valley - Volunteers make recreation happen

Chloe Riven marathoning. File Photo.

Harwood grad Chloe Riven running Berlin Marathon as fundraiser

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Middle School baseball defeats Montpelier

Schools

1) Preschoolers play with dough at Spring Hill School photo credit: Spring Hill School

Spring Hill School turns 40

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Middle schoolers host walk-a-thon to fundraise

Harwood students in Rwanda

HU students present films on Rwanda trip

Arts & Entertainment

Steve Robinson

Local support professional given award after three decades of service

Harmony Devoe, a ninth grader from Harwood Union High School, is Vermont' first Youth Poet Laureate.

Q and A with Vermont’s first Youth Poet Laureate Harmony Devoe

Aurora photo from reader Ames Robb

Aurora photos from Mother's Day weekend

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