Sue Raatikainen is a self-proclaimed library lover. When she moved to Vermont a few years ago, she naturally gravitated towards the Friends of the South Burlington Public Library, a group who organizes fundraisers and community events to support the library.
Donate your used holiday greeting cards to Fletcher Elementary School for its Cards for Kids programs.
Stowe’s Tree of Lights has brightened the darkness with 813 lights.
Have you seen the glow that is lighting up Stowe’s village green? It’s the Tree of Lights, and every light — all 623 — express love, joy, and thankfulness for loved ones, health care professionals, essential workers, animals and the goodness that makes our communities better in so many ways.…
The Shelburne Parks and Recreation department has announced the winners of its Holiday Lights contest.
Trapp Family Lodge will offer a fireworks display on Thursday, Dec. 31, at midnight.
The Tree of Lights on the Stowe Village Green supports the tradition to purchase virtual lightbulbs for $1 a bulb to honor and remember loved ones and give gratitude for blessings. Each week names and blessings will be published in the Stowe Reporter as requested.
Hanukkah may be known as the Festival of Lights, but it is also a festival of children and families.
Light up your Holidays with this fun and COVID-safe family activity! There are 30 residences and 5 businesses enrolled in the Holiday Lights Contest, ready to proudly show off their creative displays!
Ready to release your inner Griswold? How about your Martha Stewart? Or Snoopy? This year Cambridge Area Rotary is running the 1st Cambridge Area Rotary Light Contest as part of #VTLightstheWay.
Johnson Recreation and Johnson Fire Department will host Santa on Sunday, Dec. 20.
The results of the Morrisville Rotary Club’s duck race are in. Here are the winners: Linda Demar, $1,000; Richard Brochu, $500; Roxannae Isbister, Theresa Davis, Donny Blake, Calvin Lampher and Craig Donais, each $100.
The Tree of Lights, which shines on the Stowe village green, is an annual fundraiser and a time to support local hospices during Stowe’s Festival of Lights season.
Due to restrictions placed on large gatherings because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Christmas Eve pageant at Elmore Church has been postponed until next year.
Ken Turino, from Historic New England, gave a talk via Zoom late last month sponsored by the Chittenden County Historical Society, about how the observation of Christmas has evolved, particularly in New England.
The Tree of Lights shines on the Stowe Village Green. This annual fundraiser is a time to give to our local hospices during Stowe’s Festival of Lights season.
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(NewsUSA) - Did you ever thumb through the Guinness Book of World Records as a kid, awed by the amazing feats? This year, families can help set records in ways that may not make headlines, but will make a difference.
(Family Features) This year has taught many workers a thing or two about being productive when offices and homes blend into one.
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