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Editors Picks: See What's Happening This Week In The Upper Valley [May 13th- 19th]
Looking for something to do this week in the Upper Valley? Check out a Newport Car Nuts Cruise, wet your pallet at Tasty Tuesday at Sweetland Farm, or maybe take the kids to VINS to discover dinosaurs. There's something for everyone to enjoy.
Pared-down overflow parking lot for Stowe wins initial ‘OK’
STOWE, Vt. (WCAX) A pared-down plan for an overflow parking lot at one of Vermont’s busiest ski resorts has gotten an initial greenlight. The Stowe Mountain Resort, the town and concerned neighbors were able to come to an agreement that reduces the size of the parking lot, but would still mean potentially more spots for skiers next season.
NCH first Vermont hospital to win Bicycle Friendly Business Award
NEWPORT — North Country Hospital has been recognized by the League of American Bicyclists with a Silver Bicycle Friendly Business (BFB) award, joining more than 1,300 businesses across the United States that are contributing to the movement to build a more bicycle-friendly environment for all. The hospital’s Director of...
Lyndon man arrested for repeatedly violating court orders
LYNDON — A 48-year-old Lyndon man has been arrested for violating court-ordered conditions by contacting the alleged victim multiple times, Vermont State Police reported. Troopers from the St. Johnsbury Barracks responded to a call at 6:30 p.m. on May 6 at 59 Kate Street, where they investigated a complaint involving Richard John.
Stowe Farmers Market kicks off the season on Mother's Day
STOWE, Vt. — Sunday was the first day of the Stowe Farmers Market for this season, and the event drew a crowd at its new location. Many families were seen at the market too, showing moms some extra Mother's Day appreciation by getting out in the community. Olivia Scribner...
Albany community rallies for Make-a-Wish party at local school
ALBANY — The Albany Community School, in collaboration with the Caring Team from Columbia Forest, hosted a special Make-a-Wish party for second-grade student Lexi Chaske, featuring a “Frozen” theme. The celebration, which took place last month, included games such as “pin the nose on Olaf” and a...
Softball Recap: Alyssa Shoemaker can't quite lead East Burke over North Stanly
East Burke and North Stanly squared off in some playoff action on Tuesday, but East Burke had to settle for second. They lost 11-1 to the North Stanly Comets. East Burke's defeat continues a trend for the team, making it four in a row. East Burke saw three different players...
‘Ride for Mo’ honors legacy of slain Vermont cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson
East Burke, VT– Saturday marks two years since Anna Moriah “Mo” Wilson was shot to death in Austin, Texas. In her honor, Wilson’s family will host the second ‘Ride for Mo,’ an annual event that aims to create something positive from Wilson’s untimely death.
Keeping tradition alive means looking to the future, too
When Erin Smith’s father-in-law, Dave Sawyer, started building Windsor chairs in 1982, he was focused on staying true to the historic form. He also taught others to create the refined, delicate furniture. Many of the most prominent Windsor chairmakers today learned directly from him, Smith said. Read the story on VTDigger here: Keeping tradition alive means looking to the future, too.
Concord woman charged with unauthorized debit card use
CONCORD — A local woman was cited for false pretenses after allegedly using another person’s debit card information without consent, Vermont State Police reported Tuesday. Troopers from the St. Johnsbury Barracks were contacted by Cheri Kinney, 42, of Concord, on Jan. 16 at 9:05 a.m., who claimed her debit card information had been used by Jazmyn Cummings, 28, also from Concord.
Cannabis from Vermont cultivator recalled due to pesticide contamination
MONTPELIER, Vt. (WCAX) - State regulators are recalling all products from a Northeast Kingdom cannabis cultivator that allegedly sold contaminated marijuana-- again. State regulators investigated Derby-based Holland Cannabis last year for selling pot tainted with the prohibited pesticide Eagle 20 after a Vermonter reported getting sick. Now, a routine check...
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Vermont Realty Group opens Stowe office
Vermont Business Magazine In an effort to better serve the Stowe community, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Vermont Realty Group and the Trombley & Day Group are pleased to announce the opening of a new branch office in Stowe. The office is located in the old Springer Miller office building at 782 Mountain Road, Suite F.
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