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Montgomery, VT · Events

MyChamplainValley.com

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Berkshire fire causes road closure

A fire in Berkshire on Friday afternoon is causing drivers in the Franklin County town to detour.

Berkshire, VT · 3h

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Enosburg Falls’ Quirky Emporium the Flying Disc Expands

Josh Goodhue’s scheme was in place: means of evading camera surveillance (check), getaway plan (check), questionable crew of goons (check). But something funny happened on his way to knock over the Flying Disc. “Look at what happened in here! No more heist,” joked Goodhue, a customer who was buying...

Enosburg Falls, VT · 2d

MyChamplainValley.com

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Adirondacks, Greens will add up more snow this weekend

Vermont · 9h

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Homelessness Rises in Chittenden County, Drops Across Vermont

There was a slight uptick in the number of homeless people in Chittenden County this year, as well as a troubling increase in the number of homeless children across Vermont. That’s according to the Point-in-Time Count, a snapshot of the number of homeless people identified across the state on one night in January. A report analyzing the count was released by a coalition of homelessness advocates on Tuesday.

Chittenden County, VT · 3d

MyChamplainValley.com

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Essex Junction brunch restaurant closing: ‘a creek without a paddle’

A brunch cafe in Essex Junction that has been a standby since 2014 is closing permanently.

Burlington, VT · 1d

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Jenna’s Café in Johnson Relaunches Under Recovery Nonprofit

The daytime café at 38 Main Street in Johnson, formerly known as Jenna’s Coffee House, has relaunched as Jenna’s Café with scratch-made baked goods and a weekly “Grandma’s dinner” comfort-food special. The café is one of three enterprises in town that provide work experience to participants in the nonprofit Jenna’s Promise, a comprehensive substance-use disorder recovery program. The others are JP’s Promising Goods, a retailer of overstock products and appliances, and coffee roastery Jenna’s Promise Roasting.

Hyde Park, VT · 3d

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Eden store’s bargain gas draws drivers

EDEN, Vt. (WCAX) - Gas prices are slowly dropping across the region, but drivers have been finding bargains at the Eden General Store that defy both state and national averages. The average gasoline price in Vermont is $4.21 a gallon. That’s higher than the national average of $3.94 a gallon....

Eden, VT · 2d

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Silloway Maple, Gagne Maple among those honored at annual awards

A sugar maker from Cornwall and a brother-and-sister team from Randolph were among those receiving awards from the Vermont Maple Sugar Makers' Association this past weekend.

Randolph, VT · 1d

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Pro Basketball Player Marries His Princess in a Modern Summer Coastal Wedding

Pro basketball player Bonzie and his bride Termeh wanted modern, romantic, and undeniably glamorous, and Belle Mer: A Longwood Venue delivered it on the Newport waterfront! CityLux Events | Boston Wedding Planner shaped a day of white-on-white texture and candlelight, with floral arches custom built by Rafael Floral Design, signage and envelope menus by Someday Designs, draping and string lighting by Exquisite Events Decor, and a live fashion caricature artist from J'Adore Artists sketching guests in their actual looks. See it all through the lens of CityLux Studios in the full gallery.

Newport, VT · 23h

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Newport veterinary assistant first to complete top-level state certification program

NEWPORT — Kirby McMann of Newport Veterinary Hospital has become the first person to complete Level III certification through the Vermont Veterinary Medical Association’s Certified Veterinary Assistant Program. McMann’s path into veterinary medicine began nearly five years ago when she came across a job posting at Newport Veterinary...

Newport, VT · 22h

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Point in Time Count reveals 5% increase in homeless children in Vermont

VERMONT — The point in time count for 2026 was released Tuesday, with child homelessness across Vermont increasing by 5% from 2025. Each year, the Housing & Homelessness Alliance of Vermont, Chittenden County Homeless Alliance and Institute for Community Alliances team up to count the homeless population in Vermont over one day in late January and issue a report.

Vermont · 1d

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Orleans County measles cases confirmed

WATERBURY – A small number of measles cases have been confirmed in Orleans County according to a Vermont Department of Health (VDH) statement Monday. The health risk to the general public in Vermont is low at this time they said, with investigation and response ongoing. On Monday, Nov. 9,...

Orleans County, VT · 3d

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Logger DeWees applauds Prius drivers for relieving constipated moose

GREENSBORO – Local legend Rusty DeWees brought his authentically Vermont and rather spicy comedy-meets-music act “The Logger and the Fiddler” to the Highland Center for the Arts (HCA) on Saturday, Nov. 7. Wearing a trucker baseball cap and well-worn, rugged work boots, DeWees performed his signature character...

Greensboro, VT · 3d

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Colchester school board discuss possible new graduation requirements from the state

COLCHESTER — The Colchester school board met Tuesday, Nov. 3 to talk about new state graduation standards and upcoming budget work. Due to the legislature’s passage of education reform law Act 73 in 2025, the state board of education is mandated to have uniform statewide graduation requirements. The graduation requirements will likely begin to go into effect for next year’s high school freshmen, the class of 2031, but go fully into effect for the class of 2033.

Colchester, VT · 2d

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Reporting informs, connects, holds power to account, building brighter future

A reliable source of local news means knowing what’s happening and why it matters. It means knowing someone is paying attention, asking questions, checking facts and holding leaders accountable. It means seeing your experience and the experiences of your friends and neighbors reflected. It means discovering you’re not the...

Hardwick, VT · 21h

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Empty offices linger in downtown Burlington as work habits change

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - The effects of the pandemic can still be seen in empty offices across Chittenden County, especially in downtown Burlington, where the vacancy rate remains above its pre-pandemic level. A firm that tracks real estate says there was a 6.9% vacancy rate in Burlington’s central business district...

Burlington, VT · 2d

The Burlington Free Press

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Players to watch, keys to game in the Colchester vs. Fair Haven D-II football title tilt

The end of the 2026 Vermont high school football season is nearly here. The championship tripleheader will kick off at 11 a.m. for the Division II final on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Burlington High School. Top-seeded Colchester will compete against No. 2 Fair Haven in a rematch of the 2025 championship . While last year Colchester and Fair Haven pulled off some upsets to reach the final day, in 2026 they have clearly been the two best teams in Division II. For more on the matchup, the teams and key players, plus a link to stream, read on below: No. 1 Colchester (9-1) vs. No. 2 Fair Haven (8-2) ▶ Game time: 11 a.m. ▶ How to watch online: NFHS network (subscription required) ▶ Teams regular-season meeting: Colchester won 26-7 in Week 6 . Watch Colchester vs Fair Haven in the 2026 D-II football championship What to know about the Colchester Lakers Colchester may be the defending Division II champion, but this team looks way different after graduating many of its skill-position players from last season. The lone holdover is senior wide receiver Hugh Seidner (37 catches, 569 yards), who leads Division II in receiving yards. Seidner has been quarterback

Colchester, VT · 14h

The Burlington Free Press

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Vermont Electric Co-op grants help playground, food pantries

A playground, food pantries and other community programs across northern Vermont are getting grants of up to $1,000 from the Vermont Electric Co-op Community Fund. The latest awards will support the Alburgh Family Clubhouse, Sheffield Food Pantry and 12 other organizations, according to a community announcement. The Alburgh Family Clubhouse, which provides care and early education for 62 infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school-age children, received $1,000 toward completion of a new playground. The project includes installation of two new sandboxes. “We really appreciate the support,” Alburgh Family Clubhouse President Gina Lewis said. “Providing age-appropriate playground equipment will help encourage interactive play and support developmental skills.” The Sheffield Food Pantry also received $1,000. Its grant will help purchase a refrigeration unit and other equipment for storing perishable food. “Many thanks to VEC,” Sheffield Food Pantry Secretary and Treasurer John T. Gayton said. “The funds will go a long way in helping our community members.” Vermont Electric Co-op fund has awarded more than 300 grants The VEC Community Fund has made more than 300 grants of up to $1,000 each since its first donation in 2015, distributing more than $200,000 to nonprofit organizations in the co-op's region. About 2,500 VEC members support

Vermont · 1d

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St. Mike’s women’s soccer prepares for NCAA Tournament debut

COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - The St. Mike’s women’s soccer team is headed to the D-II NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history, one year after a near miss. The Purple Knights earned the #4 seed in the Atlantic Regional bracket, and they will take on a Bridgeport team they already played to a scoreless draw back in September. St. Mike’s players will be looking to go on a run in their first tournament trip. “It meant everything,” senior defender Bridget McLoughlin said of her team’s selection. “I think especially after being so close last year and not getting the bid, seeing our name on that screen, it was just pure joy and excitement from everyone in the room.” “I mean, it was just super exciting,” added junior midfielder Sam McDonough. “I think that it means a lot because we worked so hard as a team and to be able to celebrate as a team was just awesome and a great experience.” “It was just great,” said senior midfielder Bridget Hanley. “It was the most fun experience. I mean, last year not getting it, it was just the complete opposite feeling like it was just pure joy. We were all just jumping around going crazy, so it was pretty great.”

Colchester, VT · 19h