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Fayston replacing town road signs, selling older signs

The Fayston road crew is replacing the town’s wooden road signs with updated metal signs that comply with state standards for visibility and 911 compliance. (adsbygoogle = ...

Fayston replacing town road signs, selling older signs

The Fayston road crew is replacing the town’s wooden road signs with updated metal signs that comply with state standards for visibility and 911 compliance. (adsbygoogle = ...

Business News for October 20 issue

Marit Tardy celebrated for 48 years of work at Sugarbush Day School On Thursday, October 27, Sugarbush will be celebrating the retirement of longtime Sugarbush Day School teacher Marit Tardy after ...

Susan Bauchner: “There’s a lot to do here in this Valley”

Susan Bauchner, Warren, wears many hats — thespian, poet, president of the Mad River Valley Interfaith Council, to name a few. A former French teacher and director of women’s division of The ...

Alyssa Fillion, Northfield, reporting at Village Grocery in 2021, a 137-pound three-pointer that she took in Middlesex.

Reporting stations for hunters changed with COVID

At the Village Grocery in Waitsfield, business owner Troy Kingsbury said that COVID changed the culture of hunting season when hunters were allowed to report some of the animals they harvested online ...

Brittany Marble and an Army 1SFG (A) dog.

Where Are They Now: Continue flea tick meds all the way through November, Marble urges

This week’s Where Are They Now feature focused on Waitsfield native Brittany Marble who is a veterinarian and veteran. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ...

Marci and Charlotte Robinson catch the theater bug

Sisters-in-law Marci and Charlotte Robinson have been involved in the Mad River Valley community for three decades, most recently through acting at the Valley Players Theater. They both star in ...

Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce executive director Eric Friedman points to where the Mad River Valley rec hub sign will be located. Photo: Lisa Loomis

New location coming for Mad River Valley Chamber and welcome center

The Mad River Valley Chamber of Commerce will leave its current home on Bridge Street and relocate to the Route 100/17 intersection in part of the Localfolk Smokehouse building next ...