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After 13 years of publication, this will be the last issue of the Waterbury Record.
Even in the midst of a global pandemic, the Duxbury Select Board is working trying to solve the town government’s financial woes.
The Harwood Union school district still doesn’t have a budget for the 2020-21 school year, and it likely won’t for a while.
Sam Abare of Moretown has been promoted to mortgage banker by Northfield Savings Bank.
Little River Acupuncture & Reiki, owned and operated by licensed acupuncturist Sarah Kaplan Grebe, has moved.
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When will the Harwood Union school district have a budget for the 2020-21 school year?
With no budget, a room full of parents and residents looking for answers, and the deadline looming for coming up with a school construction bond, the Harwood Union school board tried last Thursday to forge a path forward.
Averil Beliveau, 30, has been accused of second-degree murder in the death of Cameron Faling, 45, in a studio apartment they shared at 4302 Bolton Valley Access Road.
Harwood school board members and school officials have their work cut out for them. In the coming months, they will tackle a trio of issues, each of which would be challenging on its own, but together will test the abilities and the limits of people responsible making the hard decisions.
After a turbulent town meeting, Duxbury’s new select board met Monday to figure out what’s going on with the millions of dollars in grant projects the town has on its plate, and to look at the corresponding paperwork.
After months of acrimony with district officials, parents and taxpayers unhappy with proposed changes went to the polls and defeated the proposed Harwood school budget by almost 800 votes.
Harwood won the Division 2 championship, 3-2 — its first boys hockey title since 2005 and its third ever.
Without taking a single shot, the Harwood Union High School girls basketball team became co-champions in Division 2.
Caitlyn Lamson, a 2016 graduate of Harwood Union High School, is the school’s new varsity softball coach.
Waterbury Winterfest has announced its third annual grant award competition for local recrea…
EMT Dakota Metayer has received the 2019 Volunteer of the Year award from Waterbury Ambulanc…
Piano students from the studio of Susan Nicholas had a midwinter musical gathering in Februa…
The Jewish Community of Greater Stowe invites the community to an Interfaith Seder: No More …
The Stowe boys beat archival — and defending champions — Peoples Academy Friday, shutting out the Wolves 3-0.
Abigail Synnestvedt offers “Devotions,” a Master of Fine Art exhibition at the Julian Scott Memorial Gallery on the campus of Vermont State University-Johnson from Nov. 14 to Dec. 15, with a reception and artist talk on Nov. 15 at 3 p.m. Synnestvedt’s “Grape Hyacinth on Christmas Plate,” oil on aluminum flashing, 2023, is shown here.
Mt. Mansfield serves as a wintry backdrop in this quintessential Vermont scene from Cambridge.
Morrisville youth were honored at the Vermont Statehouse for their completion of the 2023 Seven Days Good Citizens Challenge. Because of their efforts, the Morristown Centennial Library received a $500 gift from Vermont Humanities.
Rita Menard at Cambridge Family Practice moves between exam rooms. The practice was recently acquired by Lamoille Health Partners as part of its move to integrate health care services in Lamoille County.
For Stowe soccer fans, tonight was twice as nice, as the boys won their Division III state championship game two hours after the girls won theirs. The top-seeded Raiders defeated archrival and No. 2 seed Peoples Academy 3-0.
Halloween was a runaway hit in Stowe on Tuesday. No rain, big crowds, crazy costumes.
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