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Tee times, pairings for the 2024 Vermont Amateur at Burlington Country Club
Bryson Richards' bid for back-to-back crowns and a third title since 2021 begins this week as the Vermont Amateur returns to Burlington Country Club for its centennial year. The 118th edition of the Vermont Amateur will welcome a field of 123 golfers. The three-day, 72-hole tournament opens Tuesday morning. Richards,...
Vermont’s largest dog show runs July 11-14 at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds
Vermont's only American Kennel Club all-breed dog show will be held at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds, organized by the Woodstock Dog Club (Thursday and Friday) and the Green Mountain Dog Club (Saturday and Sunday). The Green Mountain Dog Club is based in Central Vermont. President and show chairman is Caulder Ripley, a lifelong resident of Duxbury.
Late Runs Help Mountaineers Move Past Navs Sunday
LYNN, Mass. 一 The visiting Vermont Mountaineers used a six-run top of the ninth inning to break open an eventual 8-1 win over the North Shore Navigators in Sunday night’s New England Collegiate Baseball League action at Fraser Field. North Shore fell to 9-14 on the summer following...
Seacoast completes season sweep of Vermont Green, division title chances slim
BURLINGTON, Vt. — For just the second time during the USL2 season, the Vermont Green found the loss column. Intense heat plagued the best semipro soccer players in America on Sunday, with Seacoast United outlasting Vermont Green F.C. 2-1 in Burlington, ending a four-game opponent scoreless streak for the Green.
Rutland remembers fallen police officer
Sunday marks the one-year anniversary of Rutland City Police Officer Jessica Ebbighausen’s death. She was 19 years old when she was killed in the line of duty by a burglary suspect who crashed into her cruiser while she pursued him. Rutland police officers and community members honored Ebbighausen with a candlelight vigil Sunday night, remembering her service, dedication and sacrifice to her city. Her fellow officers, friends and neighbors gathered at the Rutland City Police Department to share words of remembrance and leave flowers in her memory.
Bryant returns to sidelines as CVU’s head coach
HINESBURG, Vt. (WCAX) - Originally from Maryland, Dom Bryant has been in Vermont since 2017. That’s when she joined the staff for the UVM women’s program, reuniting with then-assistant coach Alisa Kresge, not long after the two worked together at Marist. “She was a big contributing factor, saying...
Green FC drop important game to Seacoast United
The Vermont Green FC hosted the top team in the USL League 2 Northeast division Seacoast United at Virtue Field on Sunday afternoon. This was a high-energy match throughout. The Green took a 1-0 lead, before the Phantoms capitalized on a Green miss-play to tie the game. Seacoast scored the lone goal in the second […]
Troopers arrest Barre woman after attacking family with shovel at Ferrisburgh campground
FERRISBURGH, Vt. — A woman from Barre was arrested and is facing multiple charges after she attacked her family and damaged their property at a campground in Ferrisburgh before driving away on a motorcycle, state police said. At around 9 a.m. Sunday, VSP said troopers were called to the...
Bellows Falls Moose to Host Josh Mosher memorial benefit
BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – On Saturday, July 13, from 11 a.m. – 11 p.m., the Bellows Falls Loyal Order of Moose Lodge, 59 Westminster Street, will host a music celebration to honor the life of Josh Mosher, a local musician and Westminster-native who tragically lost his life in February.
Elevated levels of PCBs detected in Hartford High School
HARTFORD, Vt. (WCAX) - The Hartford School District is awaiting additional test results after elevated levels of PCBs were identified in certain buildings. The potentially cancer-causing chemical was located in the high school and adjoining technical center after air samples were taken by state officials. State law requires Vermont schools to be tested for the carcinogen.
BFUHS co-op students join ATG’s diesel technician apprentice program
WESTMINSTER, Vt. – Bellows Falls Union High School (BFUHS) recent graduates Luke Bowen and Kayden Whalen, who worked part time at Advantage Truck Group (ATG) through the BFUHS cooperative education program, were presented with offer letters from ATG, where they will be pursuing careers as diesel technicians at the company’s facility in Westminster.
Divided Sky Fun(d) Run a success
LUDLOW, Vt. – The Divided Sky Residential Recovery Program would like to thank all the supporters of the annual Divided Sky Fun(d) Run. The third annual Divided Sky Fun(d) Run, held in May, was a morning filled with fitness and community spirit. Proceeds from the event support the Divided Sky Foundation, and the Turning Point centers of Springfield and Rutland, Vt.
Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets: New Dairy Processor Start-up Grant
VermontBiz The Northeast Dairy Business Innovation Center (NE-DBIC) has grant funds available to support new dairy processing projects throughout the Northeast. These grant funds are available to dairy farmers looking to diversify by adding processing to their operations, and to non-farm value-added dairy business start-ups. Funds may be used for...
Singo fundraiser packs United Church hall
LUDLOW, Vt. – A special Singo Bingo Night held to raise funds for the United Church of Ludlow’s “Ring Out Love” Capital Campaign packed the church hall with enthusiastic members of the Ludlow community on Monday, June 24, and raised $1,120 to rehabilitate the church’s historic church bell.
A Ludlow couple’s flood story became national news. A year later, it has a happy ending.
Bex Prasse and Craig Kovalsky didn’t expect the New York Times to spotlight their 2023 storm travails. Then again, not much else about their move to Vermont has gone according to plan. Read the story on VTDigger here: A Ludlow couple’s flood story became national news. A year later, it has a happy ending..
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