Leicester news for Dec. 9
LEICESTER — The Leicester Historical Society is sponsoring the annual Memory Tree with lights at the Four Corners.
LEICESTER — The Leicester Historical Society is sponsoring the annual Memory Tree with lights at the Four Corners.
CYNTHIA ERIVO STARS in “Harriet” as the escaped slave who returns to the Antebellum South to help other African Americans flee from their oppressors and find freedom in the North. Middlebury Showing Up for Racial Justice is sponsoring three screenings of the film this Wednesday, Dec. 11, at 1, 4 and 7 p.m. at the Marquis Theater.
MIDDLEBURY — The hit film “Harriet,” about the escaped slave who helped others African Americans get out of the slave states of the South, will be screened in Middlebury this week for one day only.
Winter is here and it is important to prepare animals you keep outside for the colder weather.
MIDDLEBURY — On two November weekends (Nov 22-23 and 29-30) people have been coming to the Middlebury United Methodist Church to find clothes to keep warm this winter.
BRISTOL — Bristol’s free Christmas Dinner and Festival has become an anticipated tradition in this community for over three decades. This year’s celebration is planned for Sunday, Dec.
NEW HAVEN — The old Green Pastures Meat space on Route 7 in New Haven is now a new market for Vermont-raised livestock, foods and goods.
STARKSBORO — Land along 1.5 miles of Lewis Creek, which flows through Starksboro farmland owned by Peter Briggs, has been protected for clean water.
WOODSTOCK — Nearly a year after the State Board of Education made the final call on reorganizing and co
Walking through the woods on a crisp December day, I spotted a flash of green amongst the rocks, snaking up through the snow.
As part of the Great Art Wednesdays series, “Tintoretto: A Rebel in Venice” will be shown on the big screen at Middlebury’s Town Hall theater on Tuesday, Dec. 10, at 11 a.m.
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