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Libraries, parades and fires: Warren COVID-19 update

The town of Warren has been active in its adaptation to pandemic life. At a select board meeting on May 5, the select board met for another coronavirus update. Highlights were reports of the Warren ...

Libraries, parades and fires: Warren COVID-19 update

The Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce

Local businesses adapting to new business models

As Vermont businesses return to work, local businesses are working hard to adapt to doing business under radically different conditions. Eric Friedman, executive director of the Mad River Valley ...

Waterbury Main Street construction continues: Schedule for week of May 11

Construction activities will gradually increase over time as the governor and health department determine appropriate and safe. Flaggers and pedestrian crossers will be present in the construction ...

VT Bluebird Project provides creative outlet

If you are a Valley parent who found yourself with a few minutes of much needed solitude while your kids were assembling birdhouses outside, you probably have Peter Pomerantz to thank. As a way to ...

The East Warren Community Market has created a donation-based relief fund which gives store cards to families in need.

East Warren Community Market offers relief fund to families in need

It’s not every day you hear about a business booming during the COVID-19 pandemic. For East Warren Community Market, community support has been so strong that the market is enjoying its most ...

COVID-19 brings spring thaw to Waterbury’s Ice Center

By Riley Gallagher Springtime brings a thaw to local ponds and streams, but for the first time since Tropical Storm Irene, the ice is out at The Ice Center in Waterbury as a result of ...

Moretown Select Board discusses reopening the town office

In Moretown, town officials are still working from home and holding meetings over Zoom. However, as Governor Phil Scott gradually lifts social distancing constraints in an effort to allow Vermonters ...