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Harwood boys’ lacrosse defeat Rice to claim DII championship

The Harwood boys’ lacrosse team defeated Rice last Friday night, June 11, to take home the Division II championship. The Highlanders’ 11-7 victory ended Rice’s undefeated record which saw them ...

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Harwood boys’ lacrosse defeat Rice to claim DII championship

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Green Mountain Valley School graduates 31 students

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Harwood seniors graduate as pandemic subsides

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Harwood Union holds scholarship and awards ceremony June 9, 2021

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Lawson’s Finest a finalist for Deane C Davis Outstanding Business of the Year Award

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Local fitness and recreation centers optimistic about state reopening

Adam Barlow, left, and Pranav Mohan on Green no. 6 behind the famous burn pile hazard at Woodchuck Golf

Mohan and Barlow set course record

Ferro Jewelers

Mad River Valley Community Calendar

Local News

Love what you do - Tim O Donnell

Love what you do Tim O Donnell

Photo 1 - Disinherited Orlando (Aric Brown) wrestles the royal champion (Tye Martin) in a rehearsal for “As You Like It,” playing June 26-July 13 at the Valley Players Theater in Waitsfield. Photo by Wayne Fawbush.

The Valley Players to perform Shakespeare's romantic comedy "As You Like it"

Ageless Dori Ingalls

Ageless in our Community: Dori Ingalls

Sports

Harwood LaCrosse

Harwood lacrosse takes Division II title on graduation day

Evan Andrews

Andrews notches 400 career saves

Isabella Pockoski State Title

HU freshman Pockoski takes state title in shot put competition

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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