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

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Business News for May 18

Ira Shadis is the new executive director Ira Shadis is the new executive director of Friends of the Mad River. He has served in an interim leadership role since November 2022. Shadis brings over a ...

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Business News for May 18

New Moretown Elementary School Principal Katelyn Liptak

Katelyn Liptak to be new Moretown principal

State Representatives for Waitsfield, Warren, and Fayston Kari Dolan and Dara Torre.

State reps detail constituent input on legislative bills

HUUSD Board to consider a bond (again)

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Harwood lacrosse teams on a roll

Three Green Mountain Valley School athletes have been nominated to the Stifel U.S. Ski Team: Sawyer Reed 2023, Ben Ritchie 2019, and Brian Bushey 2021.

Three GMVS athletes nominated to the Stifel U.S. Ski Team

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Pistol found at Sugarbush Resort

Ferro Jewelers

Mad River Valley Community Calendar

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Local News

Fluid Impressions

Planetary Institute of Art presents ‘Fluid Impressions’

Gary Black

The late Gary Black honored with Paul Robbins award

Susan Edsall finds redemption on a grueling pilgrimage in her one-woman show, “Buen Camino.”

Susan Edsall performs ‘Buen Camino’ at Phantom Theater

Sports

Fun Run

HU Fun Run attracts 18 runners

Green Mountain Morgan Winning Softball Team

Central Vermont girls’ softball all-stars win state division championship

Little League

Mad River Valley Little League takes second in Districts, capping epic season

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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