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The seniors of the Harwood baseball team are, left to right, Chase Reagan, Bobby Kelly, Charlie Zschau, Cam Joslin, Nate Pierce, Sean Russell and Max Hill.

Harwood teams head to playoffs

Harwood 6, Milton 5 Harwood hosted Milton High School on Wednesday, May 29, for the Vermont Principals Association (VPA) DII playdowns. The Highlanders would advance to quarterfinals after a balk ...

Harwood teams head to playoffs

Harwood 6, Milton 5 Harwood hosted Milton High School on Wednesday, May 29, for the Vermont Principals Association (VPA) DII playdowns. The Highlanders would advance to quarterfinals after a balk ...

GMVS graduates ushered to commencement atop the Warren Fire Department’s ladder truck.

GMVS holds commencement ceremony

Last week, Green Mountain Valley School wrapped up another successful school year with final exams, prom, an all-school dinner, and lacrosse playoff games for both the girls’ and boys’ teams. The ...

The Valley Players present 'Harvey', photo Katie Martin

‘Harvey’ hits the Valley Players' stage

In a hilarious three-act comedy, “Harvey,” a production put on by the Valley Players, opened this past weekend with a big turnout. “Harvey,” a play that originally hit the Valley Players’ ...

Students present at Dynamic Landscapes

Warren Elementary School librarian Genevieve Knight and teacher Heidi Ringer brought eight students from fifth and sixth grade to present their “Escape from Extinction” projects created during a ...

HUUSD Board reviews bus routes

How long should students spend on buses? Bus rides in the Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) range from 15 minutes to one hour 15 minutes daily. In a report to the HUUSD Board, ...

This trailhead kiosk at Scrag Mountain Town Forest in Waitsfield is among those that have been installed as part of a local effort to create unified trail maps for The Valley.

Valley trailhead kiosks up, maps next

Come June 1, 2019, outdoor enthusiasts of all varieties will be able to journey through the entire Mad River Valley trail network with the guidance of newly installed trailhead kiosks and the most ...

Lanterns released in memory of the five teens killed in the wrong-way driving crash

Families hope focus returns to victims

The Mad River Valley families of five teenagers killed by an impaired wrong-way speeding driver on Interstate 89 in Williston two and one-half years ago are hoping the focus can return to the victims ...