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Valley Players present A Life-Altering Event

The Valley Players will present the fourth online staged reading in its Theater in Your Home series, “A Life-Altering Event” by Jeanne Beckwith (Roxbury), on January 21, 22 and 23 at 7 p.m. via ...

Valley Players present A Life-Altering Event

How four Warren Women are transforming Warren Village

Warren Village is being transformed as four Warren Women have created a thriving retail community in the heart of town. The four are Rita Ioannidis, owner of the Warren Art Gallery, Lisa Reisner, ...

Select board hears request to improve pedestrian safety

A group of Mad River Valley residents came before the Waitsfield Select Board early this month to request that the board work with VTrans to improve pedestrian safety on Route 100 through the town, ...

Harwood seniors discuss difficulties of college process during pandemic

For the past few months, many Harwood Union High School seniors have been working on and submitting college applications. This can be an extremely stressful time for students. They’re making one of ...

Duxbury pursues $250,000 bond, renews fire contract with Waterbury

The town of Duxbury is pursuing a 10-year $250,000 bond to fund repairs on the Duxbury town garage. The decision to pursue this bond was made at a Duxbury Select Board meeting on January 11. At ...

To do a good job, ‘three is the limit’

Kathy and Tom Mehuron, Waitsfield, always have three rescue dogs. “That’s our limit. We can’t do a good job with more than three,” Tom said “Rescues come with their quirks, there’s no ...

A look into Sugarbush’s high school employee base

Sugarbush Resort has made a concerted effort to attract more domestic employees to the mountain this season. Normally, the resort relies heavily on international staffing through its student worker ...