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A quiet moment amidst the storm
As the dust begins to settle upon the chaos that April has been, thus far, don’t be fooled into thinking the storm is over. While the skies are quiet comparatively to what they’ve been, this is simply a chance to calm down, regroup and refocus. In times of war (real or metaphorical), in times of […]
Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash hit, ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’ hits the stage
Friday, April 26-Sunday, April 28—RUTLAND—The Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash hit, “Little Shop of Horrors” has thrilled theatre goers for over 30 years is coming to the Paramount Theatre, 30 Center St., Rutland. Howard Ashman and Alan Menken (Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” “Beauty And The Beast,” and “Aladdin”) are the creative geniuses behind what has […]
Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash hit, ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’ hits the stage
Friday, April 26-Sunday, April 28—RUTLAND—The Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash hit, “Little Shop of Horrors” has thrilled theatre goers for over 30 years is coming to the Paramount Theatre, 30 Center St., Rutland. Howard Ashman and Alan Menken (Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” “Beauty And The Beast,” and “Aladdin”) are the creative geniuses behind what has […]
Testing your tastebuds: Things could get hot at the Great Chili Cook-Off at Main Street Museum
Saturday, April 27—WHITE RIVER JUNCTION—Chile chefs; try your luck at the Great Chili Cook-Off at Main Street Museum , 58 Bridge St., White River Junction. Starting at 5 p.m., contestants will gather with 1 full crock pot at the museum and the judges will taste and choose to decide who the bsest chili-chef is. Prizes […]
Join the celebratory ride or walk at Pine Hill
Courtesy hpcvt.org. The Homeless Prevention Center is launching its 25th annual Spring Sprockets & Walk-Its event at Pine Hill Park in Rutland. Saturday, May 4 at 10 a.m.—RUTLAND— Most days the Homeless Prevention Center (HPC) is focused on getting people indoors and keeping them in housing, but Saturday, May 4 that’s being flipped as the […]
Baby farm animal celebration provides opportunity to meet the animals
Saturday, April 27 at 10 a.m.—WOODSTOCK—The baby farm animal celebration at Billings Farm and Museum, 69 Old River Road, Woodstock is an event that provides fun, education, and the opportunity to meet the animals up close. Jersey calves, piglets, and turkey poults will be available to see firsthand. Special farm visitors, including bunnies, chicks, and […]
Decked Out Days marks the onset of the spring season
Saturday, April 27 at 3 p.m. —KILLINGTON—Deck ed out Days will be held at the base of the Superstar trail on the Michelob Ultra Deck, which has become synonymous with spring skiing, offering some of the best sights and vibes […] Read More The post Decked Out Days marks the onset of the spring season appeared first on The Mountain Times.
BarnArts holds final community contra dance of the year on Friday
All-ages dance and community potluck Friday, April 26 at 6 p.m.—BARNARD—The last BarnArts Community Contra Dance of the season will be held at the Barnard Town Hall with a potluck beginning at 6 p.m. and dancing will go from 6:30-9 […] Read More The post BarnArts holds final community contra dance of the year on Friday appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Ludlow Rotary’s Annual Penny Sale is Saturday
Saturday, April 27 at 6 p.m.—LUDLOW—The Ludlow Rotary Club’s 66th annual Penny Sale returns to the Ludlow Elementary School’s Gymnasium, 45 Main St, Ludlow. This traditional event, one of the largest fundraisers undertaken by the Ludlow Rotary Club, supports college […] Read More The post Ludlow Rotary’s Annual Penny Sale is Saturday appeared first on The Mountain Times.
VHFA awards $40 million for affordable housing
Rutland and Woodstock are two of the five communities selected for apartment developments The Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) Board of Commissioners announced April 15, that its annual award of federal housing tax credits will support the construction of 156 […] Read More The post VHFA awards $40 million for affordable housing appeared first on The Mountain Times.
From small-town Vermont to Taylor Swift and ‘Barbie,’ brothers stay busy in creative careers
By Rebecca Olshan, Community News Service Editor’s note: Rebecca Olshan reported this story on assignment from The White River Valley Herald. The Community News Service is a program in which University of Vermont students work with professional editors to provide content for […] Read More The post From small-town Vermont to Taylor Swift and ‘Barbie,’ brothers stay busy in creative careers appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Killington Forward update: Killington Road Phase 1B
The closure of the Killington Access Road from its intersection at Route 4 to Anthony way continues with a detour via West Hill Road. This week the Killington Sports sign will temporarily be taken down along with a few light […] Read More The post Killington Forward update: Killington Road Phase 1B appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Killington Police Chief proposes recruitment/retention plan
Dept. is half size, chief says he needs tools to get applicants By Curt Peterson Faced with recruitment and retention challenges, Killington Chief of Police Whit Montgomery asked for the Select Board’s approval of a proposed “Recruitment and Retention Policy” […] Read More The post Killington Police Chief proposes recruitment/retention plan appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Jarvis Green announces the closure of JAG Productions
Courtesy Jarvis Green Jarvis Antonio Green (founder of JAG Productions in White River Jct.) has announced that the companies last show will be June 15. Staff Report Jarvis Antonio Green, founder of JAG Productions, a White River Junction and New York City based […] Read More The post Jarvis Green announces the closure of JAG Productions appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Better Places crowdfunding campaign launched for recovery of the Ottauquechee River Trail
$10,000 goal to receive a 2:1 matching grant The Woodstock community will soon be able to again fully enjoy the Ottauquechee River Trail (ORT) thanks to a recently launched crowdfunding campaign. The campaign is sponsored by the Vermont Dept. of Housing and […] Read More The post Better Places crowdfunding campaign launched for recovery of the Ottauquechee River Trail appeared first on The Mountain Times.
‘Like brushing your teeth’: Bill cuts red tape around sunscreen in schools
Currently, putting on sunscreen in Vt. schools is regulated like medicine By Holly Sullivan, Community News Service Editor’s note: The Community News Service is a program in which University of Vermont students work with professional editors to provide content for local […] Read More The post ‘Like brushing your teeth’: Bill cuts red tape around sunscreen in schools appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Take steps to prevent tick bites, diseases they spread
Rate of illnesses from tick bites continues to rise in Vermont As springlike temperatures set in and people enjoy more time outside, it’s time to start checking for ticks and taking the simple steps to prevent tick bite illnesses. Ticks […] Read More The post Take steps to prevent tick bites, diseases they spread appeared first on The Mountain Times.
CCV announces new certificate programs
Beginning this fall, students will have two additional pathways to high-demand careers through new certificate programs at the Community College of Vermont (CCV). The new certificate offerings are data analytics and artificial intelligence (AI) and manufacturing. These join the college’s […] Read More The post CCV announces new certificate programs appeared first on The Mountain Times.
To study or not – That is the question
On Tuesday, April 23, the House is expected to vote on the education financing bill, which sets the statewide property tax rate to fund the growth in pre-K-12 spending. The tax bill, H.887, went through at least 10 drafts before […] Read More The post To study or not – That is the question appeared first on The Mountain Times.
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