Scenes from the weekend’s Vermont Renaissance Faire on the Mayo Farm events field in Stowe.
Since 2000, the Lamoille Area Cancer Network has helped thousands of people affected by cancer and raised more than $2.7 million.
In a standing-room-only commencement last Thursday evening in the in the school gym, COVID-19 wasn’t far from speakers’ mouths.
The Stowe High School girls’ tennis team was crowned the Division I champion for the second year in a row, outlasting South Burlington to win 4-3.
It is the adversity and, in turn, resilience that marked the Class of 2022.
PA-Stowe’s win Sunday makes them the first repeat champs in DIII since BFA-Fairfax in 2014-2015.
The Champlain Valley Union High School Class of 2022 graduation took place at Patrick Gymnasium Friday on the University of Vermont campus.
The South Burlington High School Class of 2022 graduated last Friday to raucous cheering and cap tossing.
Here are some scenes of the 5th annual Steve Cunningham Invitational Baseball Tournament held in Stowe June 4.
The meeting was held on the lawn between the Waterville Union Church and a small playground.
Kindness, generosity and devoutness were the common themes shared in Rosmarie Trapp’s remembrance among family — both her blood relatives and the community she was devoted to — at Stowe Community Church and in the wedding field at Trapp Family Lodge on Sunday.
Scores of old-school Stowe people showed up at the town hall theater last week to congratulate Bruce Godin.
This sight in the middle of Stowe village can only mean one thing: a fresh state title. The Stowe High School girls' tennis team won the Division 1 state championship for the second year in a row, beating South Burlington 4-3.
The Cambridge community turned out Monday morning to commemorate Memorial Day, an annual event organized by Mount Mansfield Post #35 of the American Legion.
About 50 Lamoille Union High School students turned out May 27 to support Roe v. Wade and protest its possible overturning by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Stowe Donald McMahon Legion and Auxiliary held a Memorial Day service on Monday, May 30. They met at Stowe Elementary School and proceeded to the Riverbank Cemetery for a brief ceremony. From there the procession went to the Akeley Memorial Building for another service.
Students at Peoples Academy staged school-sanctioned walkouts last Friday to commemorate the second anniversary of George Floyd’s death, an event that was organized by the schools’ racial equity clubs.
The second-place bridge created/designed by Lucy Nigro, Phoenix Masten, Gabrielle Schaffer and Genevieve Calhoun - The Bridgettes - held 3,141 pounds, the most ever by a bridge built by students when they were in middle school.
The winning bridge created/designed by Elias Lucier, Gavin Bouchard, Noble Beerworth, Jacob Fougere, Josephine Simone and Anna Isselhardt broke the state record by more than a ton, buckling only after 7,501.9 pounds of pressure was applied to it.
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