As Justin Marsh was reading the children’s book “The Bad Seed” in character as Emoji Nightmare to a crowd of children and parents at the Craftsbury Public Library on Sunday, a protester interrupted the reading.
A second investigation by the Department for Children and Families into the drowning death of a 3-year-old at Smugglers’ Notch resort concluded after finding one minor violation.
Morristown stands to receive more than $300,000 from the federal government to upgrade the stormwater runoff system in the Jersey Heights neighborhood, but many of the residents there feel like they’re getting hosed in the process.
Hyde Park is finalizing a kennel leasing project they hope to share with other towns, and all that remains now is for those towns to decide whether they’re on board or not.
The Lamoille North Supervisory Union has announced two new administrative hires, including a new middle school principal and curriculum director.
A new fine art gallery is coming to downtown Morrisville, perhaps for the first time ever, from one of the first families of art in Lamoille County.
The Greensboro Association has awarded $31,500 in grants to local organizations and nonprofits in the greater Greensboro community as a part of its annual grant cycle.
It takes a village to house the homeless in Vermont, and many who helped along the road to Lamoille County’s first all-season homeless shelter celebrated its official opening last Friday.
The June 23 storm brought nearly 3 inches of rain in 30 minutes to some spots.
After a vote to determine whether the town of Cambridge would buy its local community center in early June failed by just two votes, a resurgent nonprofit is exploring a community-led purchase of the property.
Lamoille County’s first annual Pride Month gathering may have happened on a day that featured mostly gray skies, but there were plenty of rainbows at Morrisville’s Northgate Plaza.
Citing the damage from last summer’s catastrophic flooding and a recent robbery, Union Bank president David Silverman confirmed this week that the bank’s Johnson location will close in September.
A new payroll tax took effect Monday to fund the expansion of Vermont’s child care financial assistance program, making more families eligible to participate and increasing the rates child care providers receive from the state.
Gondolas Snack Bar has opened its newest location in Morrisville, previously known as the Mountain View Snack Bar.
Craftsbury Saplings has been awarded a $1 million from the spring round of Northern Border Regional Commission grants.
The Lamoille Union High School girls’ basketball team is putting in the work this summer with a strong appearance at the Champlain Valley Shootout tournament in June.
Lamoille County Players’ 72nd season at the Hyde Park Opera House continues with Roald Dahl’s “Matilda The Musical” presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International.
Looking to hear some tunes this week?
Dipped in Moonlight, featuring April Streeter, Samuel Guihan, Tristen Sellars and Benj Spound will make its first visit to the Tuesday Night Live stage at Legion Field on July 16, 6-8:30 p.m.
The Clarina Howard Nichols Center is holding its annual meeting on Tuesday, July 16, from 6-7:30 p.m. at Two Sons Bakehouse, 246 Main St., Hyde Park.
Join the Greensboro Free Library on Tuesday, July 16, at 10 a.m. to meet the Hammond Family live ponies.
The sun sets behind the Nose on Mt. Mansfield.
North Hollow Road in Stowe.
For many years, Nancy Stead, Trine Brink and Kitty Coppock were regular Moscow Parade participants as part of the Moscow All Ladies Lawn Chair Drill Team. Stead, a longtime contributor to the Stowe Reporter and active community member, died in June.
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