A Copley Hospital COVID-19 testing event on Sunday was a real circus. The hospital sent 10 staff members to the hills of Greensboro, to the colorfully tented site of Circus Smirkus’ summer camp, and tested all of the Smirkos.
Shelburne Museum plans to reopen on July 30 after closing its doors in March in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 34th Stoweflake Balloon Festival is canceled, but there will still be a little color in the skies as organizers plan some hot-air balloon flyovers the weekend of July 10-12.
Due to the coronavirus, the 12th Vermont Pumpkin Chuckin’ Festival has been canceled.
Fireworks, barbecue and patriotic displays — these are the hallmarks of any Independence Day celebration, even in the face of a COVID-19 pandemic, albeit in sometimes different ways.
The calendar turning to July typically means Lamoille County’s only agricultural fair is just around the corner. But, not this year.
Stowe Mountain Resort was forced to end its winter season nearly a month early because of the coronavirus, but it will open around the usual time for summertime fun — albeit of a decidedly low-key variety.
Smugglers’ Notch Resort is reopening on Friday.
Stowe’s Fourth of July fireworks show was canceled and then put back on schedule. Now, changes are being considered to dissuade large groups from assembling.
The Friends of Lake Eden will host a boat parade on Saturday, July 4, at 11 a.m.
While it looks like we won’t be traveling far this summer, Vermont offers myriad ways to celebrate the longest, sunniest days of the year. From trails to fishing, kayaking to horseback riding, parks, waterways and businesses are open for exploration – and fun.
“What makes the desert beautiful … is that somewhere it hides a well.” — Antoine de Saint-Exupery, “The Little Prince.”
Living in Vermont during the winter, you have a tendency to take snow for granted. When you’re a 4-year-old kid from Florida who has spent almost half your life battling cancer, you don’t take anything for granted. And when you see snow for the first time, it’s like magic.
It was a cold morning — at least 10 below zero — as seven Boy Scout troops met at Peoples Academy in Morrisville to compete in the Klondike Derby.
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