The Peoples Academy Stage Company drew big, enthusiastic audiences for the musical “The Pajama Game” Nov. 21-23 in the school auditorium.
We asked a group of Chamberlin School students what they were most grateful to have this holiday season. Food was on the mind of some as festive treats are in the works, but we were impressed with the wide variety of answers and beautiful drawings we received.
Cookies, crafts and coasters, oh my! Shoppers kicked off their holiday spree at the third annual Holiday Bazaar for MS at Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School in South Burlington, which raised more than $1,800 for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. A variety of vendors, makers and artists…
The United Church of Hinesburg looked, smelled and tasted like the holidays on Saturday, Nov. 23, as the annual Holiday Bazaar returned. The decades-long tradition didn’t disappoint shoppers, thanks to baked goods galore, charming handmade crafts and vintage finds from the “Grandmother’s Att…
We asked a group of local students what they were most grateful to have this holiday season. Food, family and friends took top billing, but pets and peace prevailed as well.
Veterans and community members gathered Monday, Nov. 11, at Rusty Parker Park in Waterbury for a Veterans Day ceremony. In attendance were many members of the Harry N. Cutting American Legion Post 59 and Auxiliary in Waterbury. The speaker was Waterbury native and retired Army Col. Thomas Gloor.
Dozens of local veterans gathered Monday, Nov. 11, on Veterans Day for the annual free breakfast, served by student and community volunteers to community members who served in the armed forces.
The Halloween Ghost Walk is a great tradition at Stowe Elementary School. Students and staff members don their costumes and parade through Stowe village, drawing a large crowd of parents, friends and fans of monsters and princesses.
More than 3 inches of heavy rain swelled rivers and brooks during the Halloween storm that howled through the region, and the gushing water undercut some roadways, left gaping holes in others and washed some away altogether.
Each Veterans Day edition of The Other Paper features a pictorial tribute to local Veterans.
Today is Halloween, but local children started trick-or-treating early last weekend at The Manor in Morrisville, to the delight of residents there.
Halloween is today, Thursday, and many local organizations celebrated the unofficial holiday last weekend. The Reservoir had its annual costumed bash Saturday; Musical Munchkins hosted about 40 families for a themed concert and raised more than $2,000 for Thatcher Brook Primary School’s Back…
Halloween fun as the Stowe Arena/Stowe Parks and Recreation celebrated by having a costume party on the ice with music, snacks, face painting and more.
Congratulations to the winners of our third coloring contest, which ran from Sept. 19 to Oct. 17 in the pages of our newspapers.
Dozens of volunteers gathered Saturday at Harwood Union High School to pack 20,000 meals for Rise Against Hunger, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending global hunger by the year 2030. The event was organized by the Waterbury and Mad River Valley Rotary clubs, and the Harwood Union Int…
Lamoille Union High School really killed it this year with its annual Haunted High production. Now in its 10th year, the haunted tour of the school’s hallways stars and is produced, written and directed by Lamoille Union High School students. This year’s story was based on H.H. Holmes, an Am…
The South Burlington Recreation & Parks Department held the annual Community Carving and Pumpkin Glow on Oct. 18 at the Frederick H. Tuttle Middle School cafeteria.
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