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Vergennes Opera House Opens 2024-2025 Season with the Vermont Premiere of the Film BROOKLYN 45
The Vergennes Opera House will be opening their 2024-2025 Season with the Vermont premiere screening of the movie Brooklyn 45 on Friday the 13 at 7:30pm. The film is a SHUDDER original released on the Shudder streaming service in 2023. The film features Vergennes resident and TV/screen/stage actor Jeremy Holm.
Vermont Brewery Celebrates 20 Years of Double IPA
STOWE, Vt. — Vermont's iconic hazy beer is celebrating its 20th anniversary. The Alchemist — located in Stowe — is celebrating 20 years of Heady Topper, its double IPA beer that has brought beer enthusiasts from far and wide. The brewery has been celebrating since last fall...
Burlington’s Red Square reopens with enhanced safety measures
BURLINGTON, Vt. — One week after a deadly shooting outside its doors, Red Square, a popular bar on Church Street, reopened on Thursday night. The shooting, which resulted in one man’s death, has left the downtown community in shock. In response, the bar is implementing more changes to enhance visitor safety.
Hartford residents criticize School Board for former superintendent’s severance
Over the course of more than two hours of public comment, residents asked the board to explain exactly when and how the decision came about to pay Tom DeBalsi a severance package worth nearly a quarter of a million dollars in salary, benefits and unused sick and vacation time. Read the story on VTDigger here: Hartford residents criticize School Board for former superintendent’s severance.
BFA standout named 2024 Vermont high school football preseason player of the year
After a week of voting, Burlington Free Press readers have picked this year's Vermont high school football preseason player of the year: Corey McNulty of BFA-St. Albans McNulty, a senior who plays defensive end and tight end, tallied 27.81% of the 3,826 votes cast in online voting that began last Friday and...
Made in the Mountains Art Show
The Corner School Resource Center in Granville CSRC) finishes off a lively summer of programming with the opening of the second annual Made in the Mountains Art Show in the restored one-room schoolhouse on Post Office Hill Road in Granville on Sunday, September 1, from 4 to 6 p.m. The...
Bringing a legacy back to life: Cy Sloane exhibit begins at Saint Michael’s on Sept. 6
A new art exhibit at Saint Michael’s College’s McCarthy Art Gallery will honor the work of the first art professor on campus, Cyril “Cy” Sloane. Sloane came to Saint Michael’s in the 1950s, and he served as a professor until 1978. After that, he was honored with the title of Professor Emeritus and continued his association with the College until his death in 1989.
FEMA Disaster Recovery Centers & Business Emergency Gap Assitance Program Help
FEMA has opened two regional Disaster Recovery Centers in our listening area. The Plainfield FEMA office is at the Goddard campus off Route 214. It is located in the location of the old Goddard Cafe. Walk-in hours are 8am-5pm, seven days a week. No appointments are needed. The Barre City...
High School Huddle: Week 1- Play of the Night
The first Friday night high school football games of the season, are now complete, but it is never complete without out Play of the Night. That honor belongs to Brattleboro’s Jack Cady, who returns the opening kickoff of the game, for the Bears, back the other way for the team’s first touchdown of the season. […]
Here are six events coming to Colchester this month
Details: UVM Extension Gardener Volunteers will be working in the library gardens most Saturdays, May to September. Please interrupt them with your questions. When: 3-10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24-Sunday, Sept. 1. Where: Champlain Valley Exposition. Details: Concerts, amusement park rides, monster trucks, concessions, agricultural...
Saint Michael’s College welcomes Class of 2028
Amid a fanfare of cowbells, kazoos, and cheering, the Class of 2028 officially arrived on Saint Michael’s College campus on Aug. 22. Orientation Leaders – the sophomores, juniors, and seniors responsible for this enthusiastic display, otherwise known as O-Leaders – held signs with messages such as “You Belong Here” and “Welcome Home” as they waved the incoming cars onto campus. Other O-Leaders stationed at first-years’ dorm buildings swarmed arriving families’ cars, swiftly unloading new students’ belongings and carrying them up to their rooms.
2024 Women's Cross Country Season Preview
The #16 Middlebury women’s cross country team gets its season underway at the Silloway Maple Syrup Invitational on Saturday, September 7. The Panthers concluded last fall with a third-place finish at the NESCAC Championship, followed by a fifth-place effort at the NCAA Mideast Regional. Middlebury’s regional finish secured its 13th-consecutive trip to the NCAA Championship.
Malletts Bay Sewer installation makes progress, Department of Public Works says
COLCHESTER — The Malletts Bay Sewer project is advancing on schedule, public works director Norm Baldwin told the selectboard Tuesday night. Baldwin and others in the department have been overseeing the execution of the Malletts Bay Sewer installation, with the construction itself being handled by a series of contractors.
Weekly Dispatch with Mayor Sullivan
Recreation Director Mike Brown has some news. The playground construction at Gardner Park will be starting soon. The remediation and capping is nearly complete. The costume engraved bricks from the fundraising campaign will be ordered before the end of the month to be on hand for the landscaping phase of the project. The new dock purchased by the VOREC Grant has arrived and is being assembled. Go Director Brown!
Join the Fairy House Festival as an event volunteer
GRAFTON, Vt. – The Nature Museum in Grafton, Vt., is preparing to host the 15th annual Fairy House Festival on Saturday, Sept. 28, and Sunday, Sept. 29, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Guests of all ages walk the fairy house trails and discover a magical village of fairy castles, treehouses, mushroom gardens, libraries, and more. This family-friendly annual tradition is possible because of the strong community support from Fairy House builders and volunteers who help host this regional treasure, which draws over 1,800 people from all of New England.
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