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Aurora borealis makes rare appearance
Seen locally in a number of towns including Hartland. Also called “northern lights,” an aurora borealis display lit up the skies in selected parts of the state this weekend, and at least two Hartlanders got to enjoy the event. Auroras occur when charged particles are sent into space...
'Love of the Land': Animated film highlights tragic story of Vermont farmer Romaine Tenney
The new animated short film "Love of the Land," from Vermont filmmaker Travis Van Alstyne, tells the story of Ascutney farmer Romaine Tenney, whose farm was seized by eminent domain in 1964 in order to build Interstate 91. Tragically, Tenney burned down his farm and home with himself locked inside.
The Museums of Mount Holly to open on May 25
MOUNT HOLLY, Vt. – The Mount Holly Community Historical Museum is scheduled to open on Saturdays and Sundays, from May 25 through the end of August. The hours are 2-4 p.m., or by appointment by calling 802-259-2460 or 802-259-2049. The Will White Blacksmith Shop on Tarbellville Road contains the...
Man cited for unlawful trespass at Springfield store
SPRINGFIELD — A Springfield man was cited for unlawful trespass early Wednesday morning after he was found at a local convenience store from which he had been previously banned, police said. According to a press release from the Springfield Police Department, Officer Freeman responded to the Penguin Mart at...
An Ode to Highland Lake
Summers as a kid in Andover begin and end with memories made at Highland Lake. There are so many, but the snippets that follow rise up and gather as bubbles do where the water meets the sand. Memories of puttering around the lake in our family’s 10 foot “power” boat,...
7 Arrests made in Springfield drug investigation
Springfield, VT- Seven people were arrested on Thursday following a months-long investigation into drug dealing activity in Springfield. After searching a home on Valley St police say they found 42 grams of fentanyl, about 25 grams of cocaine base, about 56 grams of an unknown substance, and a loaded handgun inside an upstairs bedroom wall with more ammo. The seven people arrested were:
Lake Rescue Association environmental education scholarship
LUDLOW, Vt. – The Lake Rescue Association in Ludlow, Vt., is offering the $1,000 Mary Rita Batesole Environmental Education Scholarship to graduating high school seniors in Windsor County or surrounding towns, who are pursuing continuing college or vocational environmental education, broadly defined. Students must demonstrate a strong commitment to the environment, and be planning to earn a degree or certificate in any field related to understanding and promoting environmental health and/or environmental sustainability.
Hartland burglar allegedly ate a meal, slept before leaving scene
Vermont State Police are asking for help in finding the person, or people, who broke into a home in Hartland. The incident took place on Route 5 sometime between Thursday, May 9 and this past Thursday, May 16. Troopers say the home was locked and empty. The burglar, or burglars, did not take anything. They’re believed to have made themselves a meal and slept on a bed before leaving the property.
Fourth Corner Foundation in Windham offers tour
WINDHAM-Nestled in the hills of Windham is the Fourth Corner Foundation, the brainchild of the late architect and artist Robert Foote Shannon. Shannon's work focused on balancing human-made designs with the natural environment. His former home, which includes striking buildings and structures as well as several acres of gardens, is open to the public.
Full online edition: The Shopper Newspaper 05-15-24
The full online edition is the same as our weekly printed publication. This week’s edition of The Shopper Newspaper features: SAU60 creating stronger partnership with FMSF; Rockingham special meeting will determine annual Town Meeting date; Springfield Unified Basketball updates; and Junior Olympic Boxing Champions from Springfield. Every publication also...
Boys Lacrosse had an exceptional Senior Night
On Monday night, the Woodstock Union High School (WUHS) Boys Lacrosse team defeated the Brattleboro Bears with a final score of 16-4, bringing the Wasps up to 6-3 for the season. Before the game, the senior boys were celebrated by their teammates, friends, and family on the field.
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