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Check out for these seven events coming to the Milton area this month
When: 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. weekdays Tuesday, June 18-Wednesday, Aug. 14 (closed Thursday, July 4) Details: Meals will be available to be eaten on-site only at the big outdoor tent or inside the middle school cafeteria if the weather is bad. Kids under age 18 eat free, while adults pay $6 per meal.
Wyman's wild blueberries pay a visit to Burlington
This family-owned business in Maine is celebrating 150 years this year. BURLINGTON, Vt. — Wyman’s, the Maine-based company renowned for its wild blueberries, is making an appearance in Burlington this weekend with its 'Bee Wild Mobile'. The 'Bee Wild Mobile', which travels across the Northeast, is a key part of Wyman’s outreach efforts. The vibrant, eco-friendly vehicle will be hosting a series of pop-up events across the Burlington area, offering residents and visitors a taste of their newest product, Fruit & Peanut Butter Poppers, while also promoting the company’s sustainability initiatives.
AP Decision Notes: What to expect in Vermont’s state primaries
WASHINGTON (AP) — Two Democrats will compete in Vermont’s state primary on Tuesday for the right to challenge four-term Republican Gov. Phil Scott in November. The race is the highest profile of a handful of contested primaries on the ballot. Voters will also decide primaries for lieutenant governor...
Ten-minute theater festival opens this week
Beginning this Thursday, August 8, a Vermont theater festival called TenFest opens at Valley Players Theater in Waitsfield for the 17th year. Each showing for the festival, which runs Thursdays and Sundays between August 8 and 18, features a series of 10-minute plays written and performed by Vermont playwrights and actors – with some local to The Valley.
Before a Poultney therapeutic school closed, state investigations made troubling discoveries
The for-profit LiHigh School billed itself as a “beacon of progressive education.” Accounts from former staff and students, as well as documents obtained by VTDigger, tell a more complicated story. Read the story on VTDigger here: Before a Poultney therapeutic school closed, state investigations made troubling discoveries.
One Arts debuts at Camp Meade this weekend
Two Burlington entrepreneur/artists will be opening a new all ages art studio, OneArts, at Camp Meade in Middlesex this Sunday afternoon. The August 11 debut by artists Margaret Coleman and Rebecca Hale is an extension of their successful Burlington neighborhood art centers, after school learning centers and early childhood education centers.
Northern Vermont Prepares for Cooler Stretch After Tropical Storm Debby Passes
Burlington, VT – Northern Vermont residents can look forward to a much-needed break from the summer heat as cooler temperatures and lower humidity settle in following the departure of Tropical Storm Debby. The National Weather Service in Burlington has predicted a stretch of refreshing weather starting Saturday, providing welcome relief for the region.
Elizabeth Mauch: The Vermont State Colleges System is ready to meet the moment
Thanks to the increased financial support by the Legislature over the past four years, we are strong today and prepared to grow. Read the story on VTDigger here: Elizabeth Mauch: The Vermont State Colleges System is ready to meet the moment.
Real estate tycoon Brandon Miller’s wife Candice breaks silence after husband died by suicide while hiding $17m in debt
THE wife of New York City real estate mogul Brandon Miller has spoken out about her husband’s suicide. This is the first time Candice Miller, popular blogger and influencer, has commented on the tragic news since her husband’s death in July. “Candice is devastated by the loss of her soul mate, and her two young […]
New York’s First Fall Frost Is Closer Than You Think
ALBANY - October 9th. These predictions made by the Old Farmer's Almanac are based on historical climate data and are around 30% correct each year. That means the first frost could happen before or after these dates. The good news is that even at 30% most time the first frost...
VPA announces changes to H.S. basketball tournament
For the first time in recent memory, the Vermont high school boys and girls basketball basketball semifinals held annually at Barre Auditorium will undergo significant changes. The Vermont Principals' Association and the Barre Tournament Committee have announced scheduling alterations to enhance the fan experience for the Division II, III and IV Final Four...
Fun Run has great turnout
The Harwood Union cross-country summer fun run had a great turnout on Thursday, August 1. The runners braved the heat and humidity to tackle the hills and trails at Crossett Brook Middle School after a reschedule to Thursday due to Wednesday’s heavy rain. The winner of the Kids’ Run...
Review: The Parish Players’ ‘Buried Child’ is powerful community theater
The Parish Players did an excellent job with Sam Shepard’s “Buried Child,” a strange play about masculinity, family and a forgotten America. I saw the play in Thetford, Vt., on Aug. 3 and was struck by the quality of the acting and the poetry of Shepard’s writing.
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