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Anthony Sapienza of New York, on team “Duran Duran Duran,” releases the 23-pound Jasper Hill cheddar curling stone during competition at the third annual Curds and Curling tournament held at the Highland Center for the Arts, February 8.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Members of the “Cheese Flakes” participating in the Curds and Curling event February 8 (from left) are Tyler Molleur of East Hardwick, Karl Stein of Greensboro and Matt Ward of Burlington.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Ella Hoy of Burlington, on team “Cheese to Beat You,” sends the 23-pound Jasper Hill cheddar curling stone toward the target Saturday during Curds and Curling held at the Highland Center for the Arts.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Corey Gregerson, formerly of Wisconsin and now of Stowe, wears his cheese head during the Curds and Curling cheesy winter tournament at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, Saturday
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Twenty-four teams participated in the third annual Curds and Curling tournament hosted by Jasper Hill and held at the Highland Center for the Arts, February 8.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Team “Velveeta” (from left) included Nick Hammond, Jeremiah McCann, Steve Moffatt and Harry Miller competed against “The String Cheese Amigos” (from left) Taylor Meyer, Sara Meyer, Sarah Rettig and Elijah Doerfler during quarter-final action at the Curds and Curling tournament Saturday.
photo by Vanessa Fournier
Nate Canan, of Montpelier, tries out the sled bowling in another fun activity held between the Curds and Curling tournament, Saturday, at the Highland Center for the Arts.
photo by Vanessa Fournier

Vanessa Fournier graduated from Hazen Union School in 1973 and went to work taking photos in Bennington, then returned to Hardwick to work for Vin Zecchinelli of Farland Studio for several years. She started her own photo business in 1979. She's been in photography for over 50 years, working for The Hardwick Gazette for 44 years. She retired in 2023 and is still taking pictures for The Gazette because she still loves what she does.

Vanessa Fournier

Vanessa Fournier graduated from Hazen Union School in 1973 and went to work taking photos in Bennington, then returned to Hardwick to work for Vin Zecchinelli of Farland Studio for several years. She started her own photo business in 1979. She's been in photography for over 50 years, working for The Hardwick Gazette for 44 years. She retired in 2023 and is still taking pictures for The Gazette because she still loves what she does.

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