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Thieves make off with 50 immature hemp plants

While Jenna Rossbach was asleep at her home (and business) on Pony Farm Road, thieves -– in what must have been a premeditated plan -– used heavy loppers to cut down her 50 hemp plants and ...

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Thieves make off with 50 immature hemp plants

Students engage in orientation under the tent.

Green Mountain Valley School welcomes students back to the Mad River Valley

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HUUSD students go in person two days a week on September 21

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Superintendent reflects on first day of school and plan to ramp up in-person learning

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Waterbury construction schedule: Thursday, September 10, through Friday, September 18

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Valley Floor bus to run with limited occupancy this winter, select board comments on policing

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Towns set tax rates

Mad River Valley Community Calendar

Ferro Jewelers

Local News

Historic photo of haying in the Mad River Valley

Mad River Valley Rural Resource Commission seeking historical photographs

Waitsfield Town Office

First community meeting for Waitsfield wastewater system scheduled

Firefighter gear

Waitsfield reopens bid process for fire gear extractor tank

Sports

Collage of triathlon photos

Revised Mad River Triathlon is a success

A group of U-Mass alumnae enjoying Sugarbush Resort’s third annual Spring Fling on Saturday, April 13.

Spring Fling celebrates a ‘fantastic’ season at Sugarbush

Harwood track coach Jake Pitman with relay team members (left to right) Heidi Haraldsen (purple hat), Julia Cisz (red head with pony tail), Celia Wing (in front of Cisz), and Adleigh Franke (facing camera) as they prepare for the girls 4x800 relay team.

Harwood girls track exceeds expectations in April 10 meet against South Burlington

Schools

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Student centered learning conference hosted at Harwood

Five Harwood students advanced to the State competition at UVM yesterday. They are, from left to right in the attached photo (Math Club @ State Competition), William Clark, Caroline Cox, Aoife Garvin, Fiona Wanner and Eli Askew.

Harwood Mathcount students make state competition

Center stage, Aiden Heath as Gomez and Zoe Blackman as Morticia, are surrounded by their fellow cast members of “The Addams Family.” The musical will be presented April 4 through 6 in the Harwood auditorium.

Harwood Union High School presents ‘The Addams Family’

Arts & Entertainment

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Take Me Back- Part Two - Waitsfield educator and mom Betty Joslin

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Love What You Do - Mary Tuthill

Silver Circles on Thursdays at MRV Senior Center

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