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Chris Harmon, left, with his co-workers Cody Laplante, AJ Perry, Mike Kavanaugh and Todd Dibkey. Missing is deli operations manager Patrick Garvin.

From behind the line in a restaurant to behind the deli counter

“It’s the best pantry in The Valley. It’s fun. For me it’s one of the best parts of the day,” reported Chris Harmon, a former executive chef who is now behind the deli counter at ...

From behind the line in a restaurant to behind the deli counter

“It’s the best pantry in The Valley. It’s fun. For me it’s one of the best parts of the day,” reported Chris Harmon, a former executive chef who is now behind the deli counter at ...

School board restarts middle school merger discussion, will rename Thatcher Brook this summer

MIDDLE SCHOOL MERGER The school board is getting into middle school merger planning mode once again. At a Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board meeting on Wednesday, March 24, the ...

Harwood sports roundup for March 25

Boys’ Hockey Harwood boys’ Hockey defeats Mount Mansfield On Wednesday, March 17, the Harwood boys’ varsity hockey team defeated Mount Mansfield with a final score of 8 to 4. ...

Moretown signs declaration of inclusion, appoints new animal control officer

DECLARATION OF INCLUSION On March 15, the Moretown Select Board signed a Declaration of Inclusion, which will appear in future town reports. This decision was prompted by Karen Horn, ...

Helen Myers: from Jeopardy to Tibet

By Cathy Clark, MRVSC site coordinator Waitsfield resident Helen Myers was born in Montreal. She was married to Lawrence (Larry) Myers for 51 years. He was a professor of education at Johnson State ...

Lean event schedules at Sugarbush and Mad River Glen this spring

At both Sugarbush and Mad River Glen, there are a few tentative pandemic-friendly events to look forward to. At Sugarbush, the next big event will likely be the Brew-Grass Festival in June, which ...

EWCM raises $15,000 for community relief during pandemic

When the global pandemic started, forcing the East Warren Community Market (EWCM) to change everything about its daily operations, the grocery store also started collecting donations for its ...