HARDWICK – Area author Brett Stanciu will celebrate the publication of her new novel, “Call it Madness,” Tuesday, June 30 at 7 p.m., in the Parker Ladd Community Room at the Jeudevine Memorial Library, co-hosted by the Galaxy Bookshop. Stanciu provided a brief preview of what readers can anticipate with[Read More…]
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LCP present “The Addams Family Musical”
HYDE PARK – The Lamoille County Players’ 74th season continues with “The Addams Family Musical.” Performances run June 19 to 21 and June 26 to 28. Evening shows are at 7 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. matinees on Sundays. Co-director Julia Frohn observes, “With great songs and dances, ‘The[Read More…]
Make Music Day presents a participatory music-making experience
ST. JOHNSBURY – Catamount Arts and the St. Johnsbury Town Band invite musicians and music students of all ages and experience to this year’s Make Music Day, June 21, from 2 to 4 p.m., in the Catamount Arts garden lot at 115 Eastern Avenue. This year’s celebration will consist of[Read More…]
Events, Exhibits, Community and Religious Services, Libraries, Town Clerks
Wednesday, June 17 Trees for Streams seeks volunteers, 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., planting along the Black River, Craftsbury. Information: [email protected]. Thursday, June 18 Shakespeare, 7 p.m., Plainfield Town Hall Opera House, 18 High St., “Hamlet,” performed by the Green Mountain Shakespeare Festival, directed by Tom Blachly, Tickets at sites.google.com/view/green-mountain-shakespeare-fes.[Read More…]
MSJ ends Wildcats’ run. win first state title
RUTLAND – The Hazen Union baseball team’s maiden run through the Division IV state tournament came to an end last week against eventual champion Mount St. Joseph Academy (MSJ). MSJ capitalized on several miscues by the Wildcats to build an early lead last Tuesday and hung on to advance to[Read More…]
Softballers earn Mountain League Honors
NORTHEAST KINGDOM – Several local softballers earned All-Mountain League honors last week for their outstanding seasons on the field this past spring. Caledonia United’s (Twinfield-Cabot-Danville) Alaina Robbins led the way with a Mountain League First Team selection. Robbins led the heart of Cal United’s all season long and played everywhere[Read More…]
Middle School track and field championships
BURLINGTON – Craftsbury Academy (CA) and Danville wrapped up the season, posting multiple podium finishes earlier this month at the Nathan Suter Middle School Track and Field Championships. CA eighth grader Hollis Allen led the way for the Chargers with a pair of fourth-place podium finishes. Allen posted his best[Read More…]
Local NEK Warriors to compete in historical Whey Cup
HARDWICK – Soccer is front and center the next few weeks with the 2026 World Cup underway. It takes center stage locally this Sunday with the playing of the Third Annual PolyWhey Cup Showdown at Hazen Union High School. The biggest local youth soccer event of the spring will feature[Read More…]
Vikings fall in state title game
BURLINGTON – The Lyndon Institute baseball team’s bid to end a nearly two-decade title drought came up just short over the weekend against top-seeded Mount Abraham. Mount Abe rallied from a two-run deficit to down the Vikings 5-3 and claim the Division II State Championship at Centennial Field on Sunday.[Read More…]
Pelkey, Murphy, MacAskill big winners
BARRE – The New England Auto Racers (NEAR) brought their cars of the past to the Thunder Road on Thursday. Opting to run all the old-time machines together for one fifteen-lap feature, former Flying Tiger pilot Mike Rollins took the Sportsman checkers with his No. 29 Dave Dion machine while Palmer,[Read More…]
Lt. Governor, Representative Harple discuss education, immigration and more
CRAFTSBURY – This past Saturday, June 6, the Craftsbury Town Hall was host to Lt. Governor John Rodgers (R-Glover) and Representative Leanne Harple (D-Glover),Orleans District 4, for a legislative update and discussion. Senator John Morely, Orleans District, was invited but was unable to attend. “This is an election year, and Vermont[Read More…]
Town forest steering committee holds first meeting
HARDWICK – The Buffalo Mountain Steering Committee met for the first time on June 1, with Town Manager David Upson opening the meeting and asking for nominations for chair. Paul Cillo was nominated, seconded by Brendan Buckley. Cillo suggested delaying electing a chair until the next meeting for a quorum.[Read More…]
