The mayor of Montpelier and two incumbents are the three Democratic nominees for the Washington County Senate district, now with 100 percent more Stowe.
Stowe is ever the tourist destination it has always been, but it also has an increased population, and all those people are producing a lot more trash. That’s basically a dinner bell for bears.
Stowe’s first entirely electricity powered residence — meaning no fossil fuels involved — is taking shape on Mountain Road.
Both Lamoille Family Center and Lamoille Community House have received donations of $25,800 from Stowe Mountain Resort.
There isn’t a room at The Current, Stowe’s contemporary art center, big enough to hold the latest exhibit. Heck, even Main Street isn’t big enough.
“Planning for Vibrant Communities” is the second of a two-part housing summit series; the program will be held Oct. 14 at Green Mountain Support Services.
Will Eberle is the new executive director of the Vermont Association of Mental Health and Addiction Recovery.
Anne Farley of Wolcott has joined HomeShare Vermont as a case manager in central Vermont.
Stowe Jazz Festival is taking center stage weekend in a triumphant pandemic return that’s sure to have musicians grooving and bodies moving.
Morristown’s insistence on having a say in how fast its commuters can drive through other towns has run into a roadblock.
Vermont police and search-and-rescue crews July 28 located a body believed to be Joshua Hwang in the Green River Reservoir in Hyde Park. Hwang was reported missing two days earlier.
A woman who reportedly abused her pit bull puppy for months before her brother then abandoned the dog on the side of the road told police she had become unable to care for it, and at least one witness told police said she treated a previous dog in the same way.
Stowe Swimmers made waves at the 2022 Vermont State Championships at the Upper Valley Aquatic Center in White River Junction Aug. 6-7.
Stowe Theatre Guild presents “The World Goes Round,” a musical revue filled with humor, drama and affairs of the heart, Thursday, Aug. 18 to Saturday, Sept. 3, 7:30 p.m. with Saturday matinees at 2 p.m., in the Town Hall Theatre, Main Street.
Joe Davidian and Taryn Noelle offer a concert of memories, music, milestones and friendship at Stowe Community Church on Main Street on Sunday, Aug. 14, 5 p.m.
Miriam Bernado & High Summer fills Main Street with music tonight, Aug. 11, as part of the Main Street Live Music Series in the village of Stowe, 6-8 p.m.
The 65th Vermont Antique and Classic Car Meet, Friday to Sunday, Aug. 12-13, is one of New England’s largest and longest antique and classic car meets.
For many, a Vermont summer is incomplete without a Sunday pilgrimage to see Bread & Puppet Theater perform its circus in the cloud-topped amphitheater nested in the rolling fields of the one-time dairy farm in Glover.
Vermont’s volunteer hunter education instructors are now holding a limited number of courses throughout the state.
Tom Rogers of Stowe has graduated from the Snelling Center for Government’s Vermont Leadership Institute.
The Cambridge Community Center provides recreation opportunities for local residents.
Guitarist Chico Pinheiro and friends at Cork on Sunday.
People — and dogs — look for a bit of shade at the Stowe Farmers Market Sunday.
“Abound and Again,” a sculpture by Vermont artist Harlan Mack, sits at the intersection of Mountain Road and Main Street, part of the annual Exposed. exhibit curated by Stowe art center The Current.
Wallpaper designed from the home’s wood underlay.
A few weekend scenes from Stowe’s Jazz Festival.
The Lamoille Valley Fish and Game Club’s NRA Family Day July 30 drew members of the public looking to learn about shooting sports.
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