A project of the University of Vermont’s Reporting & Documentary Storytelling program.
On the heels of top placements in state and regional tournaments during the 2019-20 school year and increased interest, the Essex High School (EHS) varsity wrestling team was poised to build on strong showings this past winter.
ST. ALBANS — The annual Duct Tape Derby sledding competition saw record attendance this year, with 30 sledders racing in makeshift sleds on Feb. 20.
ST. ALBANS CITY — The closure of St. Albans’ YMCA childcare facility has brought the importance of accessible childcare to the forefront of local discussion. The facility closed its doors Wednesday, leaving many questioning what other resources there are in the area.
In 2011, Tropical Storm Irene flooded Waterbury, causing widespread damage to downtown Waterbury.
GREENSBORO – Hal Gray, an active Greensboro resident has added writing for the Hardwick Gazette as another way to contribute to his community.
CABOT – The Cabot Community Association (CCA) unveiled plans at the Cabot Select Board meeting on March 16 to tear down the structure on the property they had purchased at 3065 Main Street and utilize the plot to create a riverside park.
On a Saturday afternoon in Huntington, Brush Brook Community Farm was giving away bread and soup under early spring sunshine.
When you walk into the Chaffee Art Center, the history and the art consume you. Also, you will see Sherri Berkheimer Rooker and her dog Luigi running the art center.
Now that public meetings over plans for a privately-run juvenile detention facility in Newbury are finished, the resounding question remains, what next?
CALAIS – Like many retail businesses, the Maple Corner Community Store in Calais faces financial struggles after COVID-19 disrupted normal operation.
