For Stowe soccer fans, tonight was twice as nice, as the boys won their Division III state championship game two hours after the girls won theirs. The top-seeded Raiders defeated archrival and No. 2 seed Peoples Academy 3-0.
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Each Veteran's Day edition of The Other Paper features a pictorial tribute to local Veterans.
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Each Veteran's Day edition of The Citizen features a pictorial tribute to local Veterans.
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Each Veteran's Day edition of Shelburne News features a pictorial tribute to local Veterans.
Halloween was a runaway hit in Stowe on Tuesday. No rain, big crowds, crazy costumes.
The downtown streets of Morrisville were the scene of much Halloween merriment during the town’s annual trick or treat.
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Morrisville’s annual Rocktoberfest community block party featured music, games, educational booths, vendors, food and, most important, perfect early fall weather.
The British Invasion motorcar event returned to Stowe last weekend.
Hyde Park Home Day brings Hyde Parkers together and showcases the community.
Billed as the hardest race that anyone can do, the Mount Mansfield Toll Road once again featured hundreds of runners and dozens of cyclists running up Vermont’s highest peak.
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Stowe had a best of competition in the 1980s and into the early 1990s, so here’s a fun look back.
The Judi Emanuel Family Band performed at Tuesday Night Live on Aug. 1 at Johnson’s Legion Field.
Despite being devastated by this month’s flood, Johnson officials were adamant that Lamoille County Field Days must go on, giving a much needed morale boost to local folks.
Here’s the weather forecast: In the next week, someone will help a neighbor scrub their basement walls. Someone will make a meal for someone without a kitchen. Someone will round up on their purchase at the hardware store and passively donate to flood relief.
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It was a catastrophic week as extensive rainfall and flooding brought historically damaging conditions to many towns in the state.
Stowe’s southern berg of Moscow held its annual, slightly smaller, slightly quirky parade ahead of the bigger one in Stowe village.
Mother Nature stopped by Stowe just in time to rain on its Independence Day parade, eliciting whoops of joy from some and sending others scurrying for cover.
Jeffersonville’s July 4 parade theme was “Creating hope in the world.”
A brief rainstorm at the beginning of Morrisville’s annual July 4th parade dampened the clothes, but not the spirits, of those lining the streets or marching through downtown.
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