The Lamoille Valley Fish and Game Club’s NRA Family Day July 30 drew members of the public looking to learn about shooting sports.
Scenes from Lamoille County Field Days, held last weekend at its usual spot in Johnson.
Last Thursday around 5:30 p.m., the Stowe Fire Department responded to a fire that engulfed the Pucillo residence on Dewey Hill Road. The 10-acre property known to their family as Deer Woods was deemed a total loss, according to fire chief Scott Reeves.
Stowe’s Recreation Department took advantage of a lovely summer day July 14 to keep local kids moving and entertained at the recreation fields near Stowe Elementary School.
Scenes from Sunday’s Summer Festival Tour of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra, sponsored by Stowe Performing Arts, in the concert meadow at Trapp Family Lodge.
Barre Town School student Mike Hutchins wrote an anthem to Lamoille County, which he recorded with his music teacher, Ally Tarwater.
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.
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