2024 Year End Review

REGION – Below is a list of the top stories of 2024 that appeared in The Vermont Journal.   JAN. 13 –Local brewery celebrates third opening PROCTORSVILLE, Vt. – The Outer Limits tap room finally opened its doors again on … Continued

Weathervane farmers

Last week, I wrote about factory-made weathervanes of the 19th century. Continuing on that subject are blacksmith-made vanes and those made by weathervane farmers. Today, you can add to this list those who are laser cutting sheet metal to make … Continued

HCRS hosts disability-inclusive workplace award luncheons

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Health Care and Rehabilitation Services (HCRS), southeastern Vermont’s nonprofit community mental health and developmental services agency, recently hosted their third annual Developmental Services Employer Award luncheons to honor 72 local businesses for their dedication to creating disability-inclusive … Continued

Green Mountain Gardeners celebrate successful 2024

LONDONDERRY, Vt. – The Green Mountain Gardeners (GMG) capped off a successful year with their tradition of tabletop-tree-making and donations to support community organizations. The uniquely decorated tabletop trees and cookies from the Weston Women’s Club and the Wantastiquet Rotary … Continued

FML thanks Sons of Ludlow Legion

LUDLOW, Vt. – Many thanks to the Sons of the American Legion Post #36 in Ludlow for their generous support. With their donation, the Fletcher Memorial Library (FML) was able to purchase and offer our new streaming platform Biblio+. The … Continued

Eighth annual Runs for Research to be held at Okemo

LUDLOW, Vt. – In 2016, Cami and Chloe Blount, two sisters from Ludlow, Vt., were inspired to fundraise and help those battling cancer after one of their elementary school teachers passed away from cancer. Last year, their fundraising took a … Continued

Alice M. Lindquist, 2024

SPRINGFIELD, Vt. – Alice Marie (Hazeltine) Lindquist, a “friend to everyone,” passed away on Dec. 17, surrounded by her family, after a brief illness. She was 79. Born in Springfield, Vt., to Clark and Elizabeth Hazeltine, she had one brother, … Continued

Wildlife rehabilitation talk at Fletcher Community Library

CAVENDISH, Vt. – On Jan. 18, at the Cavendish Fletcher Community Library, wildlife rehabilitator John Aberth will share his incredible story of saving two orphaned baby beavers, known as “kits.” Over two years, Aberth rehabilitated the kits until they could … Continued

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