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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 · 1d
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MyChamplainValley.com

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Swanton House of Pizza closing after more than 50 years

A Swanton pizza restaurant with a history going back decades is closing permanently.

Swanton, VT · 2d

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Magnificent 7: Must-See, Must-Do Events in and Around Vermont, November 11-18

Lyric Theatre prepares audiences for the most wonderful time. of the year with its production of Elf the Musical at the Flynn Main Stage in Burlington. Based on the early-2000s blockbuster starring Will Ferrell, this rollicking holiday musical brings the tale of Buddy — an elf-raised human who journeys to New York City to find his father — from the screen to the stage.

Vermont · 2d
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Lincoln Chronicle

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Newport center celebrates razzle-dazzle of Bob Fosse’s ‘Chicago’ starting Friday, Nov. 13

The Porthole Players will present the glitzy original musical, giving people a rare opportunity to see the show since its popularity makes it difficult to secure the rights. This represents a rare opportunity for theater-goers to catch this show,

Newport, VT · 1d

MyChamplainValley.com

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Winooski residents raise concerns over horse-and-carriage plans

Winooski's newly-opened Sugar House Hotel wants to offer horse rides around the meadow in the Casavant Nature Area. But a lot of residents aren't on board.

Winooski, 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 · 1d

Colchester Sun

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Jewelry with a story; Shannon’s Fine Jewelry turns 10

ESSEX JUNCTION — Founded in 2016 by Shannon and Tan Tran, Shannon’s Fine Jewelry continues to provide Essex Junction with legacy jewelry pieces in a local-owned, family-run environment. “Our business is not transactional,” Shannon said. “For me that's the biggest thing. So much of what we do today...

Essex, VT · 1d

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Botox for Jaw Pain in Williston, VT Now Available as Contemporary Dental Arts Expands Therapeutic Services

Williston, VT – November 10, 2026 – Contemporary Dental Arts is proud to announce the expansion of its therapeutic services to include advanced facial treatments designed to relieve chronic discomfort and improve quality of life. Under the ownership of Dr. Luciana Flores, DDS, the Williston practice is bringing a new dimension of care to patients who have long struggled with jaw-related pain, facial tension, and persistent headaches. This expansion reflects Dr. Flores’s commitment to treating the whole patient, not just the teeth.

Williston, VT · 9h

Country Herald

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Vermont Residents Could Win $2,500 Watching Christmas Movies

Burlington-area Christmas movie fans have until Dec. 6 to apply for the nationwide opportunity.

Vermont · 2d

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Contest: Win Tickets to ‘Warren Miller’s Days Off’

Days Off captures the raw, unfiltered heart of mountain culture—a pure celebration of skiing for skiing’s sake and the joy of making time for what matters most. See all the Vermont screenings of Warren Miller’s Days Off this November. Screenings. Friday, November 20, 5 p.m. and 8...

Burlington, VT · 1d

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Visiting the Boardroom, Burlington’s Only Board-Game Café

The walls of the Boardroom, Burlington’s only board game café, are covered in local art for sale, knickknacks and witty signs. One in particular captures the ethos perfectly: “NO WIFI. Play Boardgames. Talk to Each Other.”. On a recent Saturday afternoon when I visited the café with...

Burlington, VT · 1d

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Lafayette City Council rejects proposed new downtown AI bar

The Lafayette Council met late into the night on Tuesday, and in the end, members voted down a new high-tech bar in downtown Lafayette. The decision came down amid concerns about safety in the downtown area. The owner had planned to use artificial intelligence bartenders to staff the club.

Burlington, VT · 20h

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Save the Dates: Winter Fun for the Whole Family

Good things truly come in small packages at the Brattleboro Festival of Miniatures, where wee scenes of wonder and whimsy pop up in shop windows all around town, rewarding a stroll with unexpected discoveries. Other highlights: a gingerbread barn and mini cookie contest, model railroads, the Museum of Things Tiny and Found, and a diminutive tea party, served from itty-bitty tea sets.

Brattleboro, VT · 1d

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Adirondack Architectural Salvage in Keeseville a success

Adirondack Architectural Salvage is located in the former Pray’s Family Farm Market on State Route 9N in Keeseville. — KEESEVILLE | The proverb “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure” means that something one person considers useless or worthless can be highly valuable or meaningful to someone else. The Adirondack Architectural Salvage brings that proverb to life.

Keeseville, NY · 1d

Nerdy Digest

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The U.S. State Capital Without a McDonald's

There’s a city in America where the Golden Arches simply do not exist. No drive-thru. No value meal. No familiar red-and-yellow sign glowing from a strip mall. While this might sound like a quirk from a small town somewhere off the beaten path, this city is actually a state capital – the seat of government ... Read more

Montpelier, VT · 5d

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Last Call at Vermont Pub & Brewery in Burlington

Vermont Pub & Brewery’s Forbidden Fruit has been a gateway beer for several generations of young Burlington drinkers. Elise Pecor, like many others, drank her first glass of the sour brewed with 500 pounds of raspberries the day after she turned 21. She liked it so much that she kept coming back, became friends with the bartenders and got a part-time job as a host. Since December 2019, she’s owned the place.

Burlington, VT · 1d

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UVM Extension Master Gardener Amy Simone Says Houseplants Should Get No Fertilizer From October Until March

UVM Extension Master Gardener Amy Simone says to stop fertilizing houseplants from October until March and water by soil moisture, not a calendar.

Burlington, VT · 4d

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Colchester High School brings ‘Jasper in Deadland’ to the stage; expect mythological references and modern sensibilities

COLCHESTER – Combining mythological elements with real world drama, CHS’ fall musical will transport audience members to another dimension of teenage life. The high school performers are in the final stages of rehearsals for “Jasper in Deadland,” a pop-rock musical inspired by the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, as well as Norse and Egyptian mythologies. The musical debuts this weekend, 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13 and Saturday, Nov. 14 and 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1 in the Colchester High School auditorium.

Colchester, VT · 2d

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CATS, The Eddy secure permanent access to 19 trails

Pictured are hikers participating in the 2026 Grand Hike. — ESSEX | Most of the 73 hiking trails created by Champlain Area Trails (CATS) are located on private property, where public access depends on agreements with landowners. While these agreements have let hikers enjoy the Champlain Valley’s forests, fields, and spectacular views, landowners can generally revoke permission at any time.

Essex, NY · 1d