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After a year, Shaw’s reopens in Ludlow
The flood of July 2023 devastated many local communities; among them Ludlow suffered greatly. Now, nearly a year later, Shaw’s supermarket celebrated it grand reopening Friday, June 28, at 9 a.m. at it’s downtown store located at 213 Main Street. Having lost all its inventory and sustained significant damage the parking lot, which has been eerily empty for 11 months was full to capacity, with many residents, town officials, Shaw’s employees, and members of the Okemo Valley Chamber of Commerce in attendance for the ribbon cutting ceremony — and for the reopened shopping.
Fresh Cut Film Festival in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – SAPA TV has partnered up with WCFR to present Springfield’s first film festival. On July 12, from 5-7 p.m., winning films will be shown at the Springfield Cinemas 3. The Fresh Cut Film Festival is focusing on filmmakers in the rural Vermont area, and reaching...
The Springfield Community Players present “It Had to Be You”
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – The Springfield Community Players, our local community theater in Springfield, Vt., located at 165 South Street, are pleased to announce the cast of their second production of the 2024 season. “It Had to Be You” was written by Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna, and was performed...
Black River Academy Museum raffle and thanks
LUDLOW, Vt. – The Black River Academy Museum (BRAM) is selling raffle tickets for a quilted wall hanging designed by Susan Damone for one of our fundraisers. These raffle tickets can be purchased at the museum, Aubuchon Hardware, The Eatery, The Book Nook, and/or at Hair by Paula. In addition, you could ask any board member if interested.
Brooks Heley joins Gallery at the VAULT
SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Gallery at the VAULT is pleased to welcome Brooks Heley to the gallery with his distinctive pottery. Heley grew up on a North Dakota farm making fun designs in the sandbox, and as a teenager got into big trouble for doing the same thing on a much larger scale while disking/tilling a field. “When I took my first ceramics class in college, I failed world literature because I was spending so much time in the clay studio. I started teaching art in 1967, and retired in 2018 – you do the math. All the while I worked in clay.”
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