special section
A great day-trip destination that includes something of interest for nearly everyone is Jericho’s Old Red Mill, about an hour from Stowe and 30 minutes from Smugglers' Notch.
Three years after first opening, Two Sisters Mercantile moved into new digs earlier this year.
Some historians call them history on the land. Others, such as Vermont Covered Bridge Society co-founder Joseph Nelson, consider them “stand-alone museums.”
Flatlanders (those not originally from Vermont) enjoy seeing the postcard scenes of red barns nestled in green hillsides covered with black-and-white cows.
Volunteers from all corners of Lamoille County and beyond will come together to help their neighbors secure a little more warmth this winter.
The Lamoille County waste district’s final hazardous waste collection of the year is Saturday, Sept. 19, from 9 a.m.-noon, G.W. Tatro parking lot, Routes 15 and 108, Jeffersonville.
Fall brings pumpkins and winter squash among many other great things. Fall’s fluctuating temperatures and the threat of frost bring challenges to growing these in your garden. Here are some ideas to keep in mind for a great crop this year.
With all of the agricultural fairs canceled this year, Gihon Valley Hall is summoning its Grange roots — with some help from Lamoille County Field Days — to host a Blue Ribbon Harvest Contest.
John Welsh didn’t have many hobbies. One day the former Shelburne cop decided to help out at the shoe repair store in Winooski.
Help the United Way of Lamoille County, in partnership with Vermont Forest, Parks and Recreation, local businesses, organizations, towns and community members cut, split, stack and deliver firewood to Vermonters in need.
Now that the June-bearing strawberry season has passed, there are things that we can do to get ready for next year’s crop.
2020 was a good year for Vermont’s maple sugarmakers. The best ever, in fact. Vermont’s maple makers made just over 2.2 million gallons of syrup this year.
Meg O’Donnell snapped this “quintessential” Shelburne scene at Shelburne Farms. What images make you think of the community? Send them to jessie@shelburnenews.com.
The world feels more and more like an episode of “Survivor” the longer the COVID-19 pandemic ravages the globe – so why not channel angst into something productive?
For Jane and Terry Shaw, saving a historic building isn’t just about revitalizing a once-proud landmark, home or business. It’s about saving a piece of the soul of Jeffersonville, the Shaws’ home for three decades.
Wags to Wishes, a photo contest collaboration between Make-a-Wish Vermont and the Humane Society of Chittenden County, will be open through August.
{{summary}}
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.