March 2021 Legislative Breakfast presented by The Lamoille Chamber of Commerce in Lamoille County, Vermont. Those present were Rep.Heidi Scheuermann (R), Rep. Kate Donnally (D), Rep. Dave Yacovone (D), Rep. Daniel Noyes (D), Senator Richard Westman (R), Rep. Avram Patt (D), and Rep. Lucy Ro…
Stowe Fire Department hosts a training event at the former home of Lillian and Walt Zuber on North Hollow Road in Stowe.
The camp experience helps children and youth develop an appreciation of their place and their responsibility in a much larger universe.
There weren't in-person meetings Tuesday, Town Meeting Day in Vermont, due to the pandemic, but there were still glimpses of tradition.
Rich Levine built a snow castle for his grandkids next to Stowe Family Dentistry on Route 100 north of town.
Here are some more images of life in Vermont during the coronavirus pandemic that has marked 2020 — and 2021 — as years like no other. To see images from March 18 to Aug. 13, 2020, please view the photo collection "In pictures: Coronavirus affects local Vermont communities - Part 1.” To see …
The bulk of the December 30, 2020, issues of the Stowe Reporter/News & Citizen were a time capsule of sorts, with images and essays that show a year both jarring and joyous, heartbreaking and hopeful.
Police are asking for help identifying the man seen here, allegedly setting fire to Stowe Cable at 172 Thomas Lane just before 6 a.m. this morning, Jan. 7.
Joneslan Farm in Hyde Park has new tenants. Several months after selling their herd of Holsteins, brothers Brian and Steve Jones and their families took delivery of several hundred goats on Dec. 6, then a few hundred more the next week. The Jones brothers hope to be milking 1,500 goats withi…
Santa made an extra stop this year, wakeboarding on Shelburne Bay to spread holiday cheer.
Santa made an extra stop this year, wakeboarding on Shelburne Bay to spread holiday cheer.
Year in review: A time capsule of sorts, with images that show a year both jarring and joyous, heartbreaking and hopeful.
Almost 40 young creatives sent in a variety of responses to our coloring page, asking what they were thankful for in this unusual, tumultuous year.
Which mask will prove ugliest? This year’s finalists for the COVID-adapted South Burlington Rotary Club’s “Ugly Mask” competition, some of which are shown here, have been receiving online votes.
A utility pole gets chainsawed at the base for removal along Main Street in Stowe.
This Thanksgiving is unlike any other — and it’s safe to say the rest of the 2020 holiday season will be unique, too. We asked folks to share their favorite foods and drinks, for this time of year, and asked students to share what they’re most thankful for.
The walking dead, Harry Potters, dancers, devils, Jasons, teddy bears and other ghouls and celebrities, who are usually angelic students from Stowe Elementary, paraded the streets of downtown Stowe for the annual Halloween Ghost Walk, Friday, Oct. 30.
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