Scenes from Lamoille County Field Days, held this past weekend at its usual spot in Johnson, included plenty of corn dogs and kettle corn, equestrian contests, musical talent, cast-iron skillet tossing, and rides galore.
Independence Day’s version of the alternative radio station, the annual Moscow parade once again wound its way through Stowe’s southern burg, with its boombox brigade and choreographed lawn chair antics, as well as a spin through by the fire trucks.
The Fourth of July once again brought throngs to Stowe’s Main Street, after the pandemic canceled the celebration last year. Fireworks capped the night, as the face of Mount Mansfield fades into darkness.
After a pandemic year without a Fourth of July parade, participants stood tall Sunday for Independence Day — literally, in the case of Grand Marshall Dr. Mark Levine, the state’s go-to for COVID-19 updates for the past 16 months, or the slender lad dressed as Uncle Sam.
Scenes from Sunday’s 4th of July parade in Morrisville, a highly-attended affair that made up for the one canceled last year because of the pandemic.
It’s all about volleyball these days on the Moscow Recreation Field, conserved by Stowe Land Trust, and which features two popular sand volleyball courts.
The Current’s summer show, “Meleko Mokgosi: Scripto-visual,” opened Thursday at the gallery in Stowe.
Scenes from the Division 3 high school baseball championships Sunday, which Peoples Academy won over Thetford 4-1.
Scenes from Champlain Valley Union High School’s graduation at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex on Friday, June 11.
Graduates in powder-blue robes and cars covered in cheerful blue-and-white paint gathered in South Burlington High School’s parking lot June 12, preparing to travel to the school’s 2021 graduation ceremony at the Champlain Valley Expo, all preceded by the second-ever parade of graduates.
This was the scene Friday evening at Stowe High School, as the girls’ tennis team won the state title over South Burlington.
Shelburne Community School congratulates its 8th grade graduates with a giant banner.
A group of Stowe citizens held a rally on Main Street, Friday, June 4, in support of survivors of domestic and sexual violence in light of recent allegations made against Stowe’s fire chief.
Normally held the first Tuesday in March, the pandemic turned the annual Town Meeting Day into ballot-only affairs, except for those towns that took advantage of legislation allowing them to push their meetings back in hopes of relaxed restrictions and nice weather.
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