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Bivalent COVID vaccines available Friday

The new bivalent COVID-19 vaccines will be available at the Waitsfield United Church of Christ this Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. They are being administered by the Waterbury Ambulance Service. ...

Bivalent COVID vaccines available Friday

The new bivalent COVID-19 vaccines will be available at the Waitsfield United Church of Christ this Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. They are being administered by the Waterbury Ambulance Service. ...

Mysa School opens in new downtown Waitsfield location

The private micro school, Mysa School, is opening its doors in its new location in downtown Waitsfield this fall. The school opened its Vermont campus at the Cricket Club at Mad River Glen last fall ...

Low water levels in the Winooski river in Waterbury, VT. Photo: Jeff knight

Lack of rain and low water in the river – The Valley is extremely dry

With many hot days this summer, swim holes along the Mad River have been busy and recreators are noticing the river, much like many bodies of water throughout Vermont, has been low. The USGS gage ...

Harwood school district welcomes new teachers and staff-2

By Erika Nichols-Frazer Twenty-one new teachers, faculty and staff members will be joining the Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) this fall. The Valley Reporter has reached out to all ...

Take Me Back: The Fourth of July Part 3

(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); The Fourth of July Part 3; Things got out of hand By Mary Kathleen ...

Joan Robbio with some of her photography.

Introducing Joan Robbio and Love What you Do, a new feature

After a long career in human relations, Warren and Arlington, Massachusetts, is embarking on a new endeavor involved photographing local people doing what they love and having triptychs of those ...

Neck of the Woods seeking ARPA funds to construct a commercial kitchen

Representatives from Neck of the Woods child care center in Waitsfield have appeared before two local select boards and been in contact with another, requesting $25,000 from each town’s ARPA funds ...