Plymouth talks river mitigation, town appointments

PLYMOUTH, Vt. – There were some technical difficulties at the March 18 Plymouth Selectboard meeting, so there was not a Zoom option or a recording of the meeting. Leslie Wright, a civil engineer from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, was … Continued

Chester makes appointments, discusses class 4 roads

CHESTER, Vt.– The Chester Selectboard held its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, March 20. The board began the meeting by appointing members to the town’s planning commission, development review board, citizen advisory commission, and housing commission. The only position with … Continued

Sap buckets

Linda Downing and I used to do a lot of hiking and snowshoeing up behind my place. Linda had a black lab, Mick. I had Hillary, a beagle-shepherd mix. The dogs got along well, Hillary the dominant. Over the years, … Continued

Studio Y offers interactive learning experience for students

WESTMINSTER, Vt. – Young students at Westminster Center School are now experiencing an innovative approach to learning through a program called STEAM, which combines science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math, in order to better educate and assist students about … Continued

Springfield Selectboard creates capital planning committee

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – A public hearing took place prior to the Monday, March 11, Springfield Selectboard meeting, to further discuss the road discontinuance process with regards to the former Southview Housing Complex. Town manager Jeff Mobus had previously presented the … Continued

Easter and Holy Week Church Services

REGION – Below is a list of Easter and Holy Week services being held across the region. This list will be updated as we receive more information.   First Congregational Church of Westminster, 3470 US Route 5, Westminster, Vt. Holy Week … Continued

Cavendish establishes CCB, discusses future of Town Meeting

CAVENDISH, Vt. – The March 14 regular meeting of the Cavendish Selectboard began with the annual organizational meeting. The selectboard approved Robert W. Glidden and Mike Ripley as chair and vice chair, respectively, and appointed various town positions. The selectboard … Continued

Miss Bellows Falls update

BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. – Progress on the Miss Bellows Falls Diner restoration project is building momentum, as the local nonprofit Rockingham For Progress (RFP) continues to move forward with both the new design for the diner, as well as local … Continued

Proctorsville welcomes The Grafton Cheese Company

PROCTORSVILLE, Vt. – In the cheesemaking world, the word “cheddar” is a verb. The process of flipping and stacking cheese curds to remove whey, cheddaring is a blending technique used to further acidify the curds, giving the cheese a tangier … Continued

Some Beers Atlas history

Many readers will be familiar with the 1869 Beers County Atlases. The original atlases are scarce today, and have a greenish tan cover. In the originals, all towns are printed in color. See photo with this article. In 1969, they … Continued

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