MONTPELIER – The Farmers Night concert series concludes its season on April 8, 7:30 p.m., with Tunbridge-based Mountain House Dance Company, directed by Emily Howe. The program brings together community-based dancers of all ages throughout the region to present many styles of dance from around the globe. The Farmers Night Concert[Read More…]
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Great American Crooners on April 9
GREENSBORO – Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Great American Crooners will perform at the Highland Center for the Arts, April 9, at 7 p,m. Featuring a program of hits sung by the greatest contemporary voices in jazz, Great American Crooners is the final show of the 2025-26 KCP Presents season. Great[Read More…]
Future film series continues, April 9
MARSHFIELD – The film series continues Thursday, April 9, 6:30 p.m. This 2006 film involves a modern state that demonizes and blames its problems on immigrants. For information call (802) 426-3581 or go to jaquithpubliclibrary.org
MacHarg, Gauthier play bagpipes, April 12
MARSHFIELD – On Sunday, April 12, from 2 to 4 p.m., Iain MacHarg and Ian Gauthier will play bagpipe tunes at the Jaquith Public Library. MacHarg is a piper who is a teacher and performer and a founder of the Celtic rock bands, Whiskey Before Breakfast and Prydein and the Catamount Pipe Band, four-time finalists at the[Read More…]
Lamarre leads boys Capital League Honors for Hazen
HARDWICK – Hazen Union’s Jameson Lamarre capped off his breakout junior campaign for the Wildcats last week by earning a First Team selection in the rugged Capital League. Lamarre embraced his role as Hazen’s top scorer this past winter, punishing opposing teams in the Capital at nearly 20 points per[Read More…]
Fairfield and Alekson stay hot
FAIRFIELD, Conn. – Former Peoples Academy (PA) star Ben Alekson and his Fairfield University baseball team won three of four games last week to push their Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) record to 9-3 on the season. The Stags only loss of the week came with Alekson on the mound[Read More…]
Fielder reaches new heights for Norwich
NORTHFIELD – East Calais native and former U-32 multi-sport standout Caitylyn Fielder and her 2026 Norwich University women’s lacrosse team has picked up right where they left off after a record-breaking season last spring. Fielder scored 47 goals last season, leading the Lady Cadets to the Great Northeast Athletic Conference[Read More…]
Reconsideration of town forest vote petitioned
HARDWICK – Three petitions were submitted to Hardwick Town Clerk Tonia Chase last week. One calls for reconsideration of the town meeting vote to donate $25,000 toward purchase of land for a Town Forest. The second two ask for votes on changing voting procedures for future town meetings and reconsideration[Read More…]
Rain featured every day this week
EAST HARDWICK – There continues to be evidence of a transition to spring, as the past several days featured steadily moderating temperatures. Temperatures were near freezing on Saturday, then the 40s by Sunday. Monday’s high in St. Johnsbury was 66 degrees. We are running about 89 percent of normal precipitation for[Read More…]
Jackson Dam removal advanced
HARDWICK – Hardwick Electric Department Commissioners and General Manager Scott Johnstone joined the Hardwick Select Board at a special meeting last Thursday where they received the reports of a Jackson Dam Removal Feasibility Study and landscaping plans to reduce runoff and erosion at the Caspian Lake Town Beach. Following each[Read More…]
Rally goers protest Presidential excess, overreach, cruelty
HARDWICK – On No Kings III, Saturday, when Indivisible reported over eight million people participating in more than 3,300 protests of Donald Trump’s presidency across the country, a rally in Hardwick drew a crowd of over 250, said organizers here. With signs, songs and their voices, protesters variously shared opposition[Read More…]
Wolcott bridge removed to make way for new span
WOLCOTT – The School Street Bridge in Wolcott has been removed just two years shy of its 100th birthday. Earlier this month, a crew with CCS Constructors used cranes and heavy equipment to haul away the steel truss bridge that connected Route 15 to School Street over the Lamoille River,[Read More…]
