BRISTOL — There have been days over the past two months when Mount Abraham Union High School senior Maizy Shepard would catch herself looking at a clock in her Bristol home, trying to remember what
The Otter Valley Union High School administration, faculty and staff took to social media in the days leading up to graduation and left the following messages for the Class of 2020:
JUDY STEVENS OF Golden Russet Farm in Shoreham takes a breather after seeing brisk sales of plant starts to gardeners this spring. Stevens and other Addison County purveyors of gardening supplies saw increased demand in the midst of coronavirus pandemic social distancing. Photo by Cody Mears
In mid-March, when the realities of COIVID-19 hit home in Vermont and the state shut off many opportunities for face-to-face shopping, nurseries that dealt with retail customers were unsure how to
VERMONT FAVORITE KAT Wright will perform at the Champlain Valley Expo this Sunday, when High Ground will host an event at the fairgrounds where guests in cars space six feet apart can enjoy the show.
Higher Ground, the popular music venue in South Burlington, has built a large stage with video support in the Champlain Valley Expo’s Midway Lawn to provide a space for concerts and community event
“Always Here, Always Near.” 36 x 36
The Vergennes art gallery Northern Daughters is open again in a limited way with “Finding Courage,” a solo exhibit of new paintings by Anne Cady.
THE GENTLY COLORED petals of “Coral Charm” surround the yellow stamens and a central green pistil. Photo by Dick Conrad
June is peony time!
PROGRAMMING DIRECTOR ERIC Mallette, left, and Executive Director Bruce Bouchard pose in the balcony of Rutland’s Paramount Theatre. Mallette next month will take over top leadership of the arts organization while Bouchard will stay on to lead up fundraising.
The Paramount Theatre in Rutland late last week announced that it is repositioning its seasoned management team.
When candidate Donald Trump promised Americans that if he were elected they would be “so tired of winning” that they’d need a break, that America would be tops in the world in all ways, we’re certa
Over the weekend there were heroic rescues of those in distress. One came in the form of breaking a door down for someone having a diabetic seizure.
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