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MRVTV community party and benefit

Mad River Valley TV is hosting its fifth annual community benefit and party at the Localfolk Smokehouse. The event kicks off at Friday, November 22 at 8 p.m. with a solo appearance by John ...

MRVTV community party and benefit

Mad River Valley TV is hosting its fifth annual community benefit and party at the Localfolk Smokehouse. The event kicks off at Friday, November 22 at 8 p.m. with a solo appearance by John ...

Photo: Hadley Laskowski. The 40th annual Ski and Skate Sale took place last weekend at Waitsfield Elementary School.

40th anniversary Ski and Skate Sale a success

Last weekend, people from all over The Valley gathered at the Waitsfield Elementary School’s 40th annual Ski and Skate Sale to gear up on winter essentials, including everything from ski boots to ...

Harwood board moves forward

The Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board moved forward with a preK-12 redesign plan that calls for closing Fayston Elementary School and moving all Moretown fifth- and sixth-graders to ...

Photo: Ann Zetterstrom. Ava Thurston finishing fifth at the New England XC Championships.

Ava Thurston fifth at New Englands

Ava Thurston established herself as a regional star on the New England cross- country stage. This past Saturday at Wickham Park in Manchester, Connecticut, she placed a very impressive fifth ...

Sugarbush Lincoln Peak. Photo: Jeff Knight

Sugarbush to be sold to Alterra Mountain Company

Summit Ventures will sell the majority of its Sugarbush assets to Alterra Mountain Company, with the sale slated to close in early January 2020 subject to regulatory approvals. Alterra currently ...

Child care in The Valley – a multifaceted issue

In addition to the cost of day care, which ranges from $800 to $1,000 per month for infants (up to 18 months old) to $680 to $700 a month for older children, there are several other issues around day ...

Looking ahead to prevent further erosion

The Duxbury Select Board chose one of three proposed plans to combat embankment erosion on Scrabble Hill Road this week. At its November 13 meeting the select board heard alternative plans from Ken ...