Morrisville funeral director Mark Faith has had his license reinstated after a three-month suspension stemming from incidents where he swapped the cremated remains of dead people on two separate occasions.
The first public opening for an art show put on by The Current in Stowe since the beginning of the pandemic is one that is perennially outside anyway.
The town of Stowe will be getting essentially two emergency response vehicles in one when it buys a combination fire engine/rescue vehicle the fire chief calls a “Swiss Army Knife” of a truck.
Stowe Mountain Resort wants to pave over a parcel of meadowland near the top of Harlow Hill, the steepest part of Mountain Road, to create an overflow parking lot for the busiest days of the ski season.
Copley Hospital in Morrisville broke ground last week on a new MRI suite that will place patients needing brain and body scans closer to the main campus and out of the trailer it’s been operating from for 12 years.
Can a cocktail tell a prospective diner everything they need to know about a restaurant? The gin and tonic at Wildflower — the elevated-casual new American eatery that just opened at the Grey Fox Inn — just might.
Scheduling blood work is now available at Copley Hospital.
Nick Witherbee has joined the Coldwell Banker team in Stowe and Morrisville.
Peerage Realty Partners, a real estate investment firm based in Toronto, has acquired a majority partnership interest in Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty, which has an office in Stowe.
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Seemingly every industry is finding it hard to attract new employees and that rings true for the folks responsible for handling the garbage created by everyone else.
Stowe’s development review board Tuesday made no decision on whether Stowe Cider can keep the music playing.
It takes money to save money, and a couple of big Lamoille Housing Partnership projects in Stowe and Morristown plan to spend big up front to ensure their tenants don’t have to.
The children of Barbara Allaire would like to thank all that helped to celebrate our mom’s life on Sunday, July 11, at her home. There were so many people in attendance, lifelong friends, neighbors, coworkers, high school classmates and family.
Stowe Vibrancy is bringing back its popular Gardens of Stowe, Sunday, Aug. 8, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Miller Lyn was born on Thursday, July 8, 2021, at Central Vermont Medical Center to Nicholas and Casey D’Alberto of Waterbury.
It’s the last of the bingo nights at Lake Elmore this summer.
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The Vermont Department of Health hosts a vaccine clinic at the Eden General Store, Route 100 Tuesday, Aug. 3, 3-6 p.m.
The Morrisville Community Band has a few upcoming concerts.
The VFW in Morrisville, 28 Pleasant St., is hosting a blood drive for the American Red Cross Friday, July 30, 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Chris Peterman on tenor saxophone joins the Stowe Main Street Live trio tonight, Thursday, July 29, 5-8 p.m.
Twenty teams played 18 holes of golf Saturday, July 10, in the Copley Hospital Scramble tournament, raising money for the hospital’s new MRI project.
A National Rifle Association family day will take place Saturday, July 31, 9 a.m.-noon, at the Lamoille Valley Fish and Game Club, 1158 Garfield Road, Morrisville.
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An art admirer snaps a shot of “Take One,” part of a multi-display multimedia art installation by Gabriel Sosa, and part of The Current art gallery’s exhibit, Exposed.
Cambridge Area Rotary Club president Sam Lotto, left, presents a check for $1,000 to John Williams, executive director of the Richard Tom Foundation, and Matt Niklaus, co-owner of Bootlegger Bikes in Jeffersonville.
Skillet tosser Ed Cram.
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