PLAINFIELD – Singer-songwriter Hannah Cohen brings her blend of dream pop, folk, and indie rock to the Haybarn Theatre in support of her latest album, “Earthstar Mountain,” Sunday, July 19, at 7:30 p.m. Joined by Paper Castles, Cohen’s live performance have earned praise from critics and audiences. Tickets are available at[Read More…]
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Watercolor poems and portraits, July 20
HARDWICK – Watercolor poems and portraits with Rick Agran will take place Monday, July 20, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Jeudevine Memorial Library. Participants will explore the natural world around Hardwick, do some creative writing, and make a small book with Agran. A snack and water bottle are recommended.[Read More…]
Abenaki poets featured at poetry festival, August 8
GREENSBORO – The Poetry Society of Vermont is holding its summer poetry festival. “Gathering Voices,” at the Highland Center for the Arts, Saturday August 8. Featured presenters, Joseph Bruchac and his son Jesse Bruchac, will share indigenous music with drum and flutes and storytelling mixed with their own poetry in[Read More…]
Daly’s daily question results
GREENSBORO – June 24, Willey’s Store staffer Grace Daly made an inquiry to residents and shoppers, asking what their favorite ocean animal is, with a wide range of results. The greater Greensboro area has spoken, with whales taking the majority, dolphins coming in a close second and sharks in third.[Read More…]
Events Calendar July 15 to 29, Ongoing Events, Exhibits, Community and Weekend Services, Libraries, Town Clerks
Wednesday, July 15 Cooking with garden treasures, with Reeve Basom of the Center for an Agricultural Economy, 11 a.m., Jeudevine Library, Hardwick. All ages welcome. Information: (802) 472-5948. Circle painting, 4 to 6 p.m., with Tule Fogg, Simpson Library, Craftsbury. To sign up, email [email protected]. Civic action in uncertain times,[Read More…]
McCarthy makes Vermont history
SAXTONS RIVER – Chester’s Kaiden McCarthy made Vermont history over the weekend with his second-round selection in the 2026 MLB Draft. With the 48th overall pick, the Atlanta Braves scooped up McCarthy on Saturday, making him the first-ever player from Vermont to be selected in the second round. Former U-32[Read More…]
Vermont Green FC men and women continue to roll
BURLINGTON – The defending USL League Two National Champion Vermont Green FC men clinched their second straight Northeast Division soccer crown last week, and the Green FC women followed suit, punching their ticket to the USLW National Championship match in Seattle. France’s Jeremy Francou tallied five goals to set a[Read More…]
Local summer soccer camps
CRAFTSBURY – Riding the momentum of a sizzling 2026 World Cup throughout North America this summer, the NEK Warriors will be hosting a pair of youth soccer camps next month in Craftsbury. The CF Valencia Camp is set to run from August 3-7 and the UK Challenger Camp will run[Read More…]
Run ends for Cal West in Little League tourney
ST. JOHNSBURY – The Caledonia West 10-12 Little League All-Stars’ run came to an end at the hands of Connecticut Valley North (CVN) last week in the 2026 Vermont District 4 Baseball Tournament. After pummeling Lake Region 18-5 in the first game of the loser’s bracket on last Sunday, Cal[Read More…]
French outduels Moodie, Tibbbetts earns win
BARRE – Mother Nature may have said her peace on Thursday but she brought a beauty of a day for Friday making the program one of the best in recent memory at Thunder Road. While Patrick Tibbetts and Nate Brien were putting on a clinic at the head of the[Read More…]
Special town meeting rejects Australian balloting
GREENSBORO – Voters at Greensboro’s special town meeting Tuesday evening, June 30, rejected the petitioned articles to move financial and public questions to Australian balloting. In a vote of 101 to 77, voters said no to Article 1: “Shall the Town of Greensboro adopt all budget articles by Australian ballot?”[Read More…]
Showers wrap up work week, pleasant weekend ahead
EAST HARDWICK – Last week lived up to the guarantee of oppressive humidity and excessive heat. Montpelier, as one of our nearest long-term observation stations, tied record highs on both Wednesday and Thursday. Thursday’s high temperature of 90 degrees also occurred the year record-keeping started there in 1949. On Wednesday,[Read More…]
