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The high school winter sports season in Vermont was a turbulent one, with squads playing far fewer games and several schools pulling out of the playoffs completely after students tested positive for COVID-19. Read more |
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It’s a tumultuous time in Lamoille North school district, as it has been across Vermont and the nation, but vaccination rollouts have brought some signs of hope, even as coronavirus cases in the state and county grow. Read more |
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There could be a lot to celebrate this Independence Day. Read more |
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Local & State News | A new surplus store in Johnson is bringing about second chances: one for a historic property that has lay dormant for years, the other to people fighting drug and alcohol addiction. Read more |
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 | Lamoille South superintendent Tracy Wrend has agreed to field questions from Stowe residents next week about what might happen if the town decides to leave the school district. Read more |
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 | Jeffersonville poet Susan Sanders has spent the last month capturing in verse what she sees as the essence of every Lamoille County town, focusing on what makes each unique and an attribute to the whole of the community. Read more |
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 | Patrick Ripley, the new head of the Lamoille Economic Development Corporation, is ready to take the reins. His first step: listening. Read more |
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 | The state budget working its way through the Vermont Senate includes full funding and annual maintenance for the 93-mile Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. Read more |
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Editor's Note: We received word after going to press that, given the decision by Andrew Crews, the seat remains vacant for now. The trustees will meet Monday, April 12, to talk about how to proceed. Read more |
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SportsFor several high school sports teams this winter, the opponent that knocked them out of the playoffs wasn’t another team, but COVID-19. Read more |
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 | Bjorn Westervelt competed in his third Biathlon World Championships earlier this month in Obertilliach, Austria, part of a relay team that finished eighth. Read more |
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 | The end is in sight. No indication from Mother Nature, or those lesser minions known as the snow gods, has given any reason to suppose that the ski season will be extended past April 18. Read more |
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 | The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum will livestream a conversation with Phil Mahre as part of its Red Bench series, Thursday, April 22, 7 p.m. Read more |
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OpinionWe Need To Talk | Lisa Senecal |
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Anecdotes & Antidotes | Alan Handwerger |
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From The House | Lucy Rogers |
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From The House | Dave Yacovone |
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From The House | Avram Patt |
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Guest Perspective | Richard Bland, Jim Brochhausen, Drew Clymer and Leigh Pelletier |
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Guest Perspective | Ed Wilson |
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Guest Perspective | Emily Rosenbaum |
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Guest Perspective | Faith Leaders |
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Summer Camps 2021 Guide | After over a year of remote learning, we hear Vermont students: they are struggling. They want in-person experiences and experienced mentors to teach them. They want career readiness. They are looking for connection and a safe place outside of their house and COVID bubble. Read more |
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 | Young people between eight and eighteen spend an average of 6.5 hours a day absorbed in media — much of the time is solitary. Read more |
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Community News | On a warm, rainy April night a few years ago, I drove up our muddy, rutted dirt road through the mist, steering around the wood frogs hopping across the road. Read more |
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 | Just in time for the winter season... Stowe’s only indispensable publication is available around town. Read more |
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 | Plan a magical wedding day in Vermont amid the wondrous Green Mountains, whether ablaze with fall color, capped with snow, or lush with the green of summer. Vermont’s allure as a wedding destination is matched only by the caliber of topnotch professionals ready to help plan your most special day. Read more |
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Because of the coronavirus outbreak, many events and activities have been canceled, postponed or transitioned to a digital format; but, as life begins a return to normalcy, we are bringing back the weekly calendar, which will detail both virtual and in-person events. |
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| 24% | 60° 37° |  | Tue |
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