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The Valley Reporter’s Harwood correspondent, Amelia Allen, a 2020 graduate, is headed to UVM this fall to study nursing

Amelia Allen's final VR goodbye

When I interviewed for the position as student correspondent to The Valley Reporter at the end of my freshman year, I wasn’t really sure what to expect. I was ready to write up the weekly student ...

Amelia Allen's final VR goodbye

Duxbury - Bids for Crossett Hill are in, salt shed a go

At the Duxbury Select Board meeting on Monday night, June 23, select board members opened five bids for the Crossett Hill slope stabilization project. The work for this project includes ...

Are people buying Valley homes sight unseen?

Karl Klein is a broker for the mountain office at Sugarbush Real Estate. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Klein has gotten used to showing properties over FaceTime, which, according to him, has been a ...

Local youth soccer scrimmages can occur

Intrasquad play is now allowed for local youth soccer leagues and as of July 1, local teams will be able to play teams from other towns in Vermont. Dan Sullivan, president of the Mad River Valley ...

HU seniors receive scholarships and awards

Scholarships The following scholarships are awarded to graduating seniors who will be attending a two- or four-year college. Alchemist Opportunity Fund Scholarship: Desirae Byrd, Mia Cooper, Sierra ...

Cleaning people allowed back to work – what are they finding?

What happens when people who have regular help with cleaning their houses are left to their own devices for three months due to a pandemic? Do they keep up with the chores while parents are working ...

HUUSD Board denies BLM flag proposal, looks into hiring a full time diversity trainer

“I don’t know what to do. I really don’t know. I thought I heard a message at the rally, but I’m being told it’s wrong now,” said Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board ...