VERGENNES — The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Vergennes, already moving full speed to provide up to 280 meals a day to local residents, has announced two new initiatives.
BEN WIMETT, LEFT, and his dad Dave show big smiles after Ben bagged his first turkey ever this month. Wimett, 35, has cerebral palsy and started a GoFundMe to raise money for an all-terrain wheelchair, and the community responded with more than enough to purchase the chair.
BRANDON — Ben Wimett has been hunting and fishing for over 20 years, but it’s gotten more difficult as he’s gotten older.
MAKING GLUTEN-FREE bread is the topic on Amy Mincher’s workshop offered Thursday, May 28, from 7-8 p.m. by The Makery at Hannaford Career Center’s eMakery classes.
UVM’s Fleming Museum goes online. A new series of videos on the Fleming Museum’s website explores the work and life of American Modernist Wood Gaylor.
SWAP THOSE SEEDS that never made it into the ground at the Weybridge Seed Swap this Saturday, May 23, from 10-11:30 a.m., on the lawn at the Weybridge Congregational Church, 12790 Weybridge Road. Social distancing protocols will be practiced. Photo/Sarah Pope
WEYBRIDGE — Home gardening is currently experiencing a big uptick in Addison County and many folks are looking for ways to plant a first garden, or to expand their existing gardens.
MIDDLEBURY — Despite high hopes and lots of planning, Vermont Sun has canceled its summer triathlon and half marathon series for this year.
MIDDLEBURY — After handing out more than $80,000 in scholarship money to 21 Vermont and New Hampshire high school students in the past decade, the trustees of the Fletcher “Buster” Brush Memorial S
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison County Solid Waste Management District transfer station at 1223 Route 7 South in Middlebury opened its special waste programs and HazWaste Center to residential customers b
ADDISON COUNTY — In a letter from Matthew Witten, the organization’s managing director, and the rest of the board, Addison County River Watch let the community know that it has decided to significa
THE HESCOCKS, TIRZAH, left, Kathleen and Joe own and operate Elysian Fields, an organic dairy farm in Shoreham. Photo courtesy of the Hescock family
Like most Vermont dairy farmers, Joe and Kathleen Hescock, and daughter Tirzah, are committed to implementing good conservation and pasture management practices to prevent nutrient runoff and prote
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