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Dworsky’s Phase Change exhibit explores time, transformation
GREENSBORO – Alisa Dworsky talked extensively about the design and fabrication elements of the “Phase Change I,” installation during the opening reception for her Phase Change show at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro, Sunday June 28. Alisa Dworsky’s “Phase Change” exhibit at Highland Center for the Arts through[Read More…]
Summer concert, July 2
MARSHFIELD – Thursday, July 2, at 6:30 p.m., the Jaquith Public Library will host a summer concert featuring the Ernest James Zydeco Band. Downbeat Magazine says “Ernest James, a singer and dazzler on accordion, delivers zydeco good times and harrowing blues.” Dinner is available from the Tiny Cabin Kitchen. More information is[Read More…]
Seasonal sing rescheduled for July 26
EAST CRAFTSBURY – The seasonal sing with Heidi Wilson will take place Sunday, July 26 from 3 to 5 p.m., at the East Craftsbury Presbyterian Church.
Four summer concerts scheduled for Greensboro
GREENSBORO – Summer Music from Greensboro (SMfG) will present four concerts at the Greensboro United Church of Christ this summer, beginning Tuesday, July 14, at 7:30 p.m. “We have an outstanding lineup of performing artists for this summer, certainly one of the very best and most varied lineups we’ve ever[Read More…]
Lady Cats compete in hoop summer leagues
HARDWICK – The Hazen Union girls basketball program will be in a pair of competitive area summer leagues as well as out-of-state AAU competition throughout a busy off-season. Head coach Randy Lumsden and the Lady Cats captured their second Division III State Championship in three years this past March. The[Read More…]
July busy month for Hazen Wildcat hoops
HARDWICK – Wildcat head coach Aaron Hill’s 25th Annual Hazen Hoop Camp is just around the corner, on the heels of the 18th edition of the Hazen Summer League that tipped off earlier this month with a full slate of area teams. Hill’s Hazen Union varsity boys program will hang[Read More…]
Concept2 oars power 2,400 mile solo ocean voyage
MORRISVILLE – In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, where Kelsey Pfendler is rowing solo from California to Hawaii, the side of her purpose-built craft displays the Concept2 logo. Monday evening, Pfendler’s tracker showed her just 261 nautical miles from her destination after one month, nine days and a few[Read More…]
Local residents participate in challenge to support cancer research
NEEDHAM, Mass. – Bill Berman and Liz Baum Greensboro, Vt., will join more than 6,000 cyclists and 4,000 volunteers on August 1-2 to raise money for cancer research and patient care at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. The Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) will bring together participants from local communities to support the PMC’s[Read More…]
Free youth soccer clinics in Danville
DANVILLE – Participation numbers for the Caledonia United (Twinfield-Cabot-Danville) high school soccer programs have been on the rise since their creation two years ago, and they will continue to feed that interest at the youth level this summer. Free youth soccer clinics are scheduled to be held at the Danville[Read More…]
Swenson Quarry crushing expansion approved with conditions
WOODBURY – The long-awaited Zoning Board of Adjustment (ZBA) decision on the Swenson Granite Company’s request to expand a non-conforming use at its Woodbury Granite Quarry was announced last Wednesday, June 17. Act 250 approval is still required. Swenson’s requested expansion includes the addition of a crusher for roughly 45[Read More…]
Divided WCUUSD board delays calling petitioned meeting
MONTPELIER – The Washington Central Unified Union Supervisory District (WCUUSD) board was divided in a six-to-five vote as it denied a valid petition with more than 450 signatures that called for a special meeting to vote on amending the district’s articles of agreement beginning with the 2027-28 academic year. If[Read More…]
