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No worries about the schedule at Mountain Powerwash and Paint

Andy Yager, owner of Mountain Powerwash and Paint in Fayston, just had a six-week job get postponed from next week until September, but that doesn’t worry him as he knows his schedule will fill up ...

No worries about the schedule at Mountain Powerwash and Paint

WAARC member advocates against standardized testing

By Ingrid Lackey-Howell, Intern Reporter On behalf of the Waterbury Area Anti Racism Coalition, Life LeGeros read a statement to the HUUSD Board during the April 14 meeting. He explained to the ...

Landscapers busier than ever as pandemic spawns home renovation revolution

Megan Moffroid, co-owner of Broadleaf Landscape Architecture in Waitsfield, has noticed an uptick in landscaping demand since the start of coronavirus. “The industry as a whole is a lot ...

Neck of the Wood summer camp 2021 nearly full

At Neck of the Woods (NOW) summer camps, offered for seven weeks this summer, parents and children can choose a week or two to match their interests such as: Blast off to Space, challenge themselves ...

Waterbury Village construction update

The Dry Bridge on lower Stowe Street will be closing for repairs starting Monday, May 24. This is a town project and J.A. McDonald will be the contractor. The bridge will be open from noon on Friday, ...

Warren Skate

Jesse McDougall went to the newly resurfaced Warren Skate Park on Saturday, May 22 and has this video review. ...

Mad River Watch volunteers capture Moretown water samples on the Mad Main Stem after the crest of a flood. Photo: Friends of the Mad River.

Mad River Watch turns to the future with an eye on the past

Friends of the Mad River is recruiting volunteers for a newly-imagined version of its Mad River Watch (MRW) water quality monitoring program that will launch this summer across The Valley. Sponsored ...