Wow! This year’s fall foliage contest, once again, brought out many of the area’s most talented local photographers. Crisp colors, breathtaking and dramatic views and well-composed shots flooded the pool of contenders, making it truly difficult to award just three prizes.
The Legion held its annual Veterans Day ceremony on the steps of the Akeley Memorial Building on Main Street at 11 a.m. From 8 to 10:30 a.m., veterans, students and community members enjoyed the 8th annual community pancake breakfast at Stowe High School.
Each Veteran's Day edition of The Other Paper features a pictorial tribute to local Veterans.
Each Veteran's Day edition of Shelburne News features a pictorial tribute to local Veterans.
The Charlotte-Shelburne-Hinesburg Rotary Club sponsored Halloween parade was held in Shelburne on Sunday, Oct. 30.
A night filled with candy, trick or treaters, haunted houses and epic costumes!
Saturday sees the return of the Don Post Memorial Co-Ed Hockey Tournament from the Friends of Stowe Jackson Arena.
The second night featured two debates at Peoples Academy between candidates for the Lamoille-Washington and Lamoille-2 House district. For the Lamoille-Washington district, which includes Morristown, Elmore, Worcester, Woodbury and part of Stowe, four candidates are vying for two seats: Saudia LaMont, D-Morristown; Nichole Loati, R-Morristown; Ben Olsen, R-Morristown; and Avram Patt, D-Worcester. After a short intermission, the second Oct. 13 debate featured four candidates running for two seats in the Lamoille-2 district, which serves the towns of Belvidere, Hyde Park, Johnson and Wolcott. The Lamoille-2 candidates are Richard Bailey, R-Hyde Park; Kate Donnally, D-Hyde Park; Dan Noyes, D-Wolcott; and Malcolm “Mac” Teale, R-Hyde Park.
Daylong offering of Native American culture, education and music, including blessings by chief of the Abenaki Nation, Abenaki drummers, Native American singers, storytellers, dancers, vendors and artisans.
The Stowe Reporter and News & Citizen held a series of debates two nights among candidates in local House races. The first night was a single-seat contest held at Stowe High School. Democrat Scott Weathers faced off against Jed Lipsky, an independent.
Crowds filter in as Rocktoberfest gets underway. The Morristown Parks and Recreation Department event is always the last Saturday in September.
Trebuchets launched giant orange orbs at the Vermont Pumpkin Chuckin’ Festival in Stowe last weekend. The event raises money for the Clarina Howard Nichols Center.
Hyde Park Home Day brings Hyde Parkers together and showcases the community.
Scores of visitors and locals enjoy Oktoberfest at Trapp Family Lodge on Saturday at its brewery.
Thousands turned out for a joint Army and Air Force Military Expo and Open House Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 10-11, at the Vermont National Guard base at the Burlington International Airport in South Burlington.
Be-Longing for Justice and Johnson’s Racial Justice & Social Equity committee held a Pride celebration Sept. 8, featuring a LGBTQ+ storytime with Jae Basiliere, the chief diversity officer at Northern Vermont University, and more. The free event celebrated LGBTQ+ communities in Vermont.
The British Invasion motorcar event returned to Stowe last weekend for its 31st installment.
Leaf Peeper is a guide to all things fall in the greater Stowe area.
Our offices will be closed on Friday, December 23, and Friday, December 30, for the holidays.
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