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Countdown for the Mad Marathon weekend

Mad Marathon runners, their families, friends and support crews are arriving in the Mad River Valley, not only to enjoy this year’s marathon on July 7 but also to take part in three days of ...

Countdown for the Mad Marathon weekend

Mad Marathon runners, their families, friends and support crews are arriving in the Mad River Valley, not only to enjoy this year’s marathon on July 7 but also to take part in three days of ...

Liam Hale Adventure Scholarship awarded

The Liam Kenneth Hale Adventure Scholarship was awarded to Karl Mazilli of Moretown. Mazilli was honored and excited to be this year’s recipient. Harwood Union High School student Liam Hale loved ...

Amalia Veralli and Henry Erickson kick up their heels at the Valley Players’ 30th anniversary party

Valley Players hosts 40th anniversary party

The Valley Players will celebrate the start of its 40th year of continuously performing theater in the Mad River Valley community with a party on July 6 beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the theater on Route ...

Waterbury NQID parade

The Waterbury Not Quite Independence Day celebration took to Main Street Saturday, June 29, despite weather and construction. The Waterbury construction project was put on hold for the day as ...

Friends of Moretown opposed to closing school

As The Valley Reporter goes to press on June 26, Moretown residents are lobbying the Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board to keep their school open. The Friends of Moretown group ...

Duxbury digs up paperwork

The Dowsville and Ward Hill Connector in Duxbury is now considered a town trail after discussion at a recent select board meeting. At the Duxbury Select Board meeting on June 24, select board member ...

Electro-fishing on Monday in the tributary to Lincoln Brook to count trout below the culvert that is currently a barrier to their movement upstream.

Mad River watching and fishing

Sampling results from the second round of Friends of the Mad River’s 2019 Mad River Watch water quality monitoring show no sites with unfavorable E. coli levels as of Monday morning, June 24. ...