WOODBURY – The annual Woodbury pie breakfast is scheduled to take place on March 14, from 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., at the Woodbury Elementary School. The snow day is March 15. Come for a morning of pie eating and silent auctions to benefit the Woodbury Community Library. Please donate pies[Read More…]
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Puzzles for the pantry, March 21
GREENSBORO – There will be an afternoon of puzzling, conversation, snacks and door prizes at the Greensboro United Church of Christ, Saturday, March 21, from 2 to 4 p.m. Bring a donation of food or any monetary gift, and be entered into the door prize drawing. All food and funds go[Read More…]
Annual seed swap, March 22
HARDWICK – The Swap Sisters annual seed swap and social returns in the Parker Ladd Community Room at the Jeudevine Memorial Library at 93 North Main St., Saturday, March 22. Participants will be asked to introduce themselves, as well as to share the story of their seeds or special instructions for their[Read More…]
Edward Francis Donlon
GREENSBORO – Ed Donlon, known as “Da” to his grandchildren, and increasingly to others, died on March 2, in Greensboro, after 97 years of a life fully lived. He was born in New Haven, Conn., November 12, 1928, and grew up in a poor part of the then- prosperous city.[Read More…]
Norcross named to Heroes of Western Swing Hall of Fame
LUBBOCK, Texas – Billy Bowes, host of “Swinging Country,” revealed recently that Rick Norcross, longtime bandleader of Rick & The All-Star Ramblers Western Swing Band, has been named to the 2026 Heroes of Western Swing Hall of Fame by the Cowtown Society of Western Music with induction ceremonies set for[Read More…]
Mary Young at Greensboro Free Library exhibit
Concordia Choir brings 70 Singers to Fuller Hall, March 12
ST. JOHNSBURY – The Concordia Choir comes to St. Johnsbury Academy’s Fuller Hall, on March 12, at 7 p.m. The Concordia Choir of Moorehead, Minn’s Concordia College has earned a reputation as one of America’s finest a cappella choirs. Since 1920, the 70-voice choir has performed in nearly every major[Read More…]
Psychic comedian takes Highland Center stage, Mar. 14
GREENSBORO – From the judges on America’s Got Talent to headlining in Las Vegas and selling out shows in London’s West End, Peter Antoniou entertained audiences around the world with his mind-reading abilities and British humor. He’s bringing his wit to the Highland Center for the Arts stage on March 14 at[Read More…]
Satellite Gallery hosts Kadunc exhibition through March
LYNDONVILLE – Lyndonville’s Satellite Gallery, in partnership with Catamount Arts, presents a new show “First Light,” an exhibition of paintings by Barnet artist Edward Kadunc. The exhibition will be on display, at the Satellite Gallery, 71 Depot Street, in Lyndonville, through March. “First Light” features portrait work inspired by nineteenth-century[Read More…]
Hazen boys suffocate Wolves to punch ticket back to Barre
HARDWICK – After a first-round tuneup against Stowe, the Hazen Union boys basketball team solved storied rival Peoples Academy (PA) for a fourth time this season to punch their ticket to the Division III Final Four at the Barre Auditorium for a fifth consecutive season. Junior Jameson Lamarre punished the[Read More…]
Northfield pulls off upset of the state tournament
QUEECHEE – Winning just their fourth game of the season, the fourteenth ranked Northfield boys basketball team upset No. 3 Mid-Vermont Christian last week in the opening round of the Division IV state tournament. Elijah Scott’s 17 points and eight rebounds powered the Marauders to a stunning 52-41 road win[Read More…]
Twinfield-Cabot boys roll Twin Valley, advance to championship Saturday
BARRE – After steamrolling Long Trail and Richford in the first two rounds of the Division IV state tournament, the Twinfield-Cabot (22-1) boys basketball team kept their foot on the gas Monday night against fifth seeded Twin Valley to advance to their first state title game in nearly a decade.[Read More…]
