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Food Now is a look at the state of the modern food system from George Schenk, founder of American Flatbread

Camel's Hump photo from duxburylandtrust.org

Duxbury Land Trust celebrates 30 years

As the Duxbury Land Trust turns 30, the organization will celebrate with a party and silent auction on September 11 at the Moose Meadow Lodge and Treehouse on Crossett Hill Road Over 30 years the ...

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Camel's Hump photo from duxburylandtrust.org

Duxbury Land Trust celebrates 30 years

The Moth returns to Phantom Theater

Phantom Theater presents a Moth storytelling event

Celia Wing and Christopher Cummiskey. Photos: Robert Cummiskey

Harwood Union XC girls take 8th and boys 12th at Essex

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Waitsfield works on village master plan

Moretown Elementary School students learning about river dynamics.

Friends of the Mad River receives grant to fund continued work in schools

Subdivision map overlay with Google Map to give perspective of potential subdivision.

Waitsfield hears subdivision application to create two duplexes

Hadley Gaylord at the Waitsfield Farmers Market

It’s farmer appreciation week in Vermont – here’s Hadley Gaylord

Ferro Jewelers

Mad River Valley Community Calendar

Local News

The Panpipes

The Panpipes

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A country wedding at a Waitsfield family farm

The Anderson Brothers bring their swinging sounds and lively stories to Phantom Theater. Credit: Artist Provided.

Phantom presents: The Anderson Brothers play Richard Rodgers

Sports

Jackson Migonis of Waterbury leads Harwood runners Alex Isham, Matteo Metcalf, Atticus Ellis, and Indy Metcalf on a victory lap at the final fun run of 2024.

Harwood Union fun runs begin July 7

Harwood LaCrosse

Harwood lacrosse takes Division II title on graduation day

Evan Andrews

Andrews notches 400 career saves

Schools

GMVS Class of 2025

Green Mountain Valley School celebrates the Class of 2025

Bethany Turnbaugh

HUUSD board looks to replace assistant principal

Chris Costello - Photo by Gordon Miller | Waterbury Roundabout

Chris Costello to ‘graduate’ with his Brookside fourth graders

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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