ST. JOHNSBURY – The Boarte Piano Trio will perform on Sunday, March 1, 3 p.m., at South Church Hall, St. Johnsbury, presented by the Northeast Kingdom Classical Series. Arriving from Warsaw for their US tour, the trio, Jaroslaw Nadrzycki, Konrad Skolarski and Karol Marianowski on piano, violin and cello, presents[Read More…]
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Concert features student musicians, March 8
BARRE – The Vermont Philharmonic’s annual family concert at 2 p.m., Sunday, March 8, will be a journey through dance, with music by J.S. Bach, Offenbach, Prokofiev, Handel, Tchaikovsky and more. Conducted by Lou Kosma, the concert at the Barre Opera House, audiences will recognize Offenbach’s “Can-Can,” Khachaturian’s “Masquerade Waltz” and Angel Villoldo’s “Kiss[Read More…]
Lumsden’s sharp-shooting powers Lady Cats to three more wins
MONTPELIER – After a pair of lopsided victories over Montpelier and Lake Region, the Hazen Union girls basketball team battled to fend off fellow Division III power Oxbow on the road to run their record to 16-2 on the season. Newly minted 1,000-point scorer Kelsie Rivard poured in 22 points[Read More…]
Lamarre leads Hazen boys to top spot in division standings
NEWPORT – Jameson Lamarre continued his breakout junior campaign, leading the Hazen Union boys basketball team (12-3) to a road thumping of North Country last week, taking over the top seed in the current Division III standings. Lamarre torched the Falcons for 22 points last Thursday in a 61-33 runaway[Read More…]
Trojans overcome injury to top Division IV rankings
FAIRFAX – The Twinfield-Cabot boys basketball team just keeps winning no matter what, downing Division III BFA-Fairfax on the road last week in a double overtime thriller for their eleventh straight win to take over the top spot in the current Division IV rankings. Star senior point guard Eli Russell[Read More…]
Momentum stalls for Lady Trojans
MARSHFIELD – Coming off their first win of the season, the Twinfield-Cabot girls basketball team couldn’t keep the good vibes going last week, dropping home games to Rivendell Academy and high-powered Richford, falling to 1-17 on the season. On Wednesday, Rivendell knocked off Twinfield-Cabot 36-17 for their fourth win in[Read More…]
Two Craftsbury Junior Skiers Qualify for U.S. Junior Nationals
HANOVER, N.H. – The fourth and final Eastern Cup race weekend took place at Oak Hill Ski Center this past Saturday and Sunday. Craftsbury Ski Club’s Isaac Nadzam placed 3rd in the sprint and 4th in the mass start races to solidify his spot on the New England team headed[Read More…]
Bowling Update
RANDOLPH -The Craftsbury Academy (CA) bowling team wrapped up its regular season over the weekend at Valley Bowl with some personal highs. Senior Soren Stelma Leonard finished off his individual first season in high school competition for the Chargers with consistent games of 141 and 137. Junior Theo Alexander was[Read More…]
Residents question town meeting location, accessibility
HARDWICK – The first regular February select board meeting, began with Ann Gilcris of Hardwick, saying, “I saw something the other day that kind of disturbed me, and I finally decided I’d come here and speak to you about it.” She said, “Now, what made you decide that the Town House[Read More…]
Moderating temperatures; chances for light snow remain
EAST HARDWICK – More cold temperatures arrived just in time for the weekend, with wind chills both Sunday and Monday mornings in the 20s below zero locally. Some light snow passed through on Saturday morning with the arrival of a cold front ushering in the Arctic airmass and some stronger[Read More…]
Circus Smirkus suspends Summer 2026 Big Top Tour
GREENSBORO – “After many months of planning, financial modeling, and careful consideration, the Smirkus Board and leadership have made the difficult decision not to hold a Big Top Tour program in Summer 2026,” wrote Circus Smirkus Executive and Artistic Director Rachel Schiffer in a message addressed to Smirkus friends and[Read More…]
Schoolhouse receives 2026 Historic Preservation Grant
WOLCOTT – The Wolcott Schoolhouse, constructed ca. 1855, has received a $20,000 grant from the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation (VDHP) and the Vermont Advisory Council on Historic Preservation as part of $330,211 in Historic Preservation Grant awards to 19 municipalities and non-profit organizations in nine counties. This funding will[Read More…]
