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Old South Church listed on National Register of Historic Places
WINDSOR, Vt. – On March 29, Old South Church was listed individually on the National Register of Historic Places at the National Level of Significance by the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service. The church will host an open house on Monday, June 17, beginning at...
Cheshire Bridge Project delayed and revised after local pushback
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – At the Monday, June 3, Springfield Selectboard meeting, the board approved a proposal from Jessica Martin, director of Springfield on the Move, (SOM) for the second annual Springfield Street Festival, scheduled for July 13, from 3:30-8 p.m., at Comtu Cascade Park. “This went well last year,”...
RRMC nurses and OR team honored with 2024 DAISY Award for extraordinary nurses
Vermont Business Magazine Recently, Rutland Regional Medical Center’s Nursing Excellence Team honored two nurses and the Operating Room team with the Daisy Award for extraordinary nurses. The ceremony took place in the hospital’s CVPS/Leahy Community Health Education Center with nurse leaders and nursing staff. The DAISY (an acronym...
Weston police warn of spike in vehicle thefts, urge residents to secure key fobs
WESTON — A string of motor vehicle thefts has hit Weston and nearby towns, prompting local police to issue a warning to residents about the dangers of leaving key fobs in cars. According to the Weston Police Department, the recent thefts have all involved vehicles with key fobs left...
BELLOWS FALLS-Punk icon Jon Langford and his new band The Bright Shiners will be playing at Ciao Popolo in Bellows Falls on Friday, June 14.
Langford said he's looking forward to being back in Bellows Falls, where he made a strong connection to the village a year ago. He came to Bellows Falls during Pride Month to spotlight a special showing of the 2014 British film Pride, based on the 1984 Welsh coal miners' strike.
Rockingham glass recycling
WESTMINSTER, Vt. – The Rockingham Recycling Center has started a glass recycling program at our facility on Route 5 South in Westminster. We request that people separate the following items from the recycling compactor: empty clear, green, brown, and blue glass bottles and jars, clean and with lids removed. We also accept drinking glasses. No window or mirror glass please. No pyrex, light bulbs, headlights, or windshield glass.
Charles Wallace the Magnificent, a tribute — part 1
Editor’s note: Bruce Bouchard is former executive director of The Paramount Theatre. John Turchiano, his friend for 52 years, was formerly the editor of “Hotel Voice,” a weekly newspaper on the New York Hotel Trades Council. They are co-authoring this column collaborating to tell short stories on a wide range of topics.
Full online edition: The Shopper Newspaper 06-12-24
The full online edition is the same as our weekly printed publication. This week’s edition of The Shopper Newspaper features: BFUHS 2024 Alumni Queen candidates; Cheshire Bridge project delayed and revised; Springfield Rotary Club donates 95 books for 95th anniversary. Every publication also has Arts & Entertainment, Ron Patch’s...
Grafton Village Cheese holds ribbon-cutting with OVRCC
PROCTORSVILLE, Vt. – The Okemo Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce (OVRCC) celebrated Grafton Village Cheese’s new retail store in Proctorsville, Vt., with a wonderful ribbon-cutting ceremony to kick off their grand opening weekend. Sherry DiBernardo, the company’s retail manager, cut the ribbon accompanied by friends, colleagues, guests, and...
Springfield Hospital employees donate 322 pounds of food to local food shelf
In celebration of National Hospital Week, Springfield Hospital employees participated in a food drive to benefit the Springfield Family Center’s food shelf. The 322 pounds of non-perishable foods were delivered to the Family Center on May 21 after a week of collecting the food at various employee events. Springfield Hospital’s motto for the week was “Food Shelf Heroes…I helped to fill the shelves.”
Cavendish Streetscapes Birds and Blooms
CAVENDISH, Vt. – Aprons and totes, made and decorated in Cavendish by three very talented seamstresses and designers, will be available exclusively at the annual Cavendish Streetscape fundraiser on Saturday, June 22, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., on the Proctorsville Green. Other garden-themed items, including birdhouses, gift certificates, baskets, and decor, will be available. Cavendish Streetscape is an all-volunteer group, under the umbrella of Cavendish Conservation and Community Association.
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