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Kiki seemed quite relieved
EAST MONTPELIER – This business of long-distance romance between here and Nahant can be a bit daunting, but it’s getting to where the three-and-a-half hours between us seems almost like a commute. Still, I do admit to a bit of hoo-boy! When I get onto I-89 headed south and Bridget[Read More…]
Stream Wise Exceeds Expectations
GREENSBORO – Ever since July 10 marked the date of two disastrous floods, this time of year makes me fearful. The first flood eroded the bank of Porter Brook abutting our property, and the second flood made matters worse. This spring my husband Tom and I decided to ask for[Read More…]
Library celebrates birthday
HARDWICK – The Jeudevine Memorial Library turns 130 years old this year. The new addition has been open for a full year as of this month. The library board and staff will be celebrating these two markers this coming Saturday, July 18, between noon and 2 p.m. The occasion will[Read More…]
Whelmed describes the possibility of balance
GREENSBORO – My friend, Cheryl, once pointed out that people are always either overwhelmed or underwhelmed. Rarely, if ever, are they simply whelmed. The observation amused me at first, but it stayed with me because it felt strangely true. We all know what it means to be overwhelmed. There is[Read More…]
Craftsbury School grade 8 capstone trip to New York City
Early childhood educator workshops, July 23
ST. JOHNSBURY – Catamount Arts and the Fairbanks Museum have partnered, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Vermont Arts Council, to host two free workshops this month for early childhood educators. “Making Waves: Art, Play, and Mindfulness with Sound and Light” is a two-workshop series[Read More…]
OSSU Summer food service
OSSU team members prepare summer meals
Dinosaur story time, July 15
MARSHFIELD – Wednesday, July 15, at 6:30 p.m., Dinoman performs at the Jaquith Public Library. With magic, mayhem, and props, the audience is taken on a trip throughout the Mesozoic era. More information at [email protected] or (802) 426-3581.
Lamoille County Field Days, July 17, 18, 19
AREA TOWNS – The sixty-fourth annual Lamoille County Field Days will take place July 17, 18 and 19 at Route 100 C, Johnson. No pets, alcohol or marijuana is allowed on the premises. Entry schedules available online. The open horse show is under the direction of Jamie Lynch. Contact her at[Read More…]
Freedom and unity, July 17
MARSHFIELD – Friday, July 17, beginning at 6:30 p.m., Marshfield Historical Society’s commemorates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with author and illustrator Dan Nott at the Jaquith Public Library. Nott is the author of the book “Freedom and Unity: A Graphic Guide to Civics and Democracy in Vermont.” Local leaders[Read More…]
