Rutland's Family Fun Day is growing community event
An annual event, hosted by Calvary Bible Church of Rutland—as well as several local businesses—is fast becoming a much anticipated family oriented, community wide event.
Preservation tour includes both sides of Lake Champlain
With the Lake Champlain Bridge landscape restoration project on the verge of completion, Chimney Point State Historic Site and Crown Point State Historic Site will together host a unique New York–Vermont afternoon of learning about preservation and restoration, June 30.
Falling Leaves: Memoir of an unwanted Chinese daughter
Ludlow Library book discussion on Thursday, June 27
For its June book discussion, the Friends of the Fletcher Memorial Library in Ludlow will discuss Adeline Yen Mah's "Falling Leaves" Thursday, June 27, at 7 p.m.
Free tai chi classes at the Champlain Valley Agency for the Aging
Volunteers of CVAA, the Champlain Valley Agency for the Aging, are providing low-impact, joint-safe activities for seniors age 50 and over.
A rip-roarin' good time with Jesus
Vacation Bible School starts in Castleton
Fellowship Bible Church, located one mile north of the four corners on Route 30 in Castleton will be hosting their annual Vacation Bible School beginning on Monday, June 24 and running through Friday, June 28.
Middlebury Arts Walk, June 14
The 2013 Middlebury Arts Walk season continues with the season’s second event taking place on Friday, June 14.
Middlebury area native appearing in Hollywood’s “The Internship”
Few of us get to realize our life’s dreams before the final curtain call, but for former Middlebury resident Molly Brady, 34, the journey is just as important as actually achieving the prize—and it should be a lot fun all along the way.
From the editor: The last milk run
The milkman's on his way at the Sheldon Museum in Middlebury
When I was a lad growing up in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania during the early 1960s, I remember the Freeman’s Dairy milkman making his neighborhood rounds driving a nifty, red Divco stepvan with quaint little bifolding side access doors.
Peter Ross to head up Audubon Vermont
The National Audubon Society has named Peter H. Ross of Jericho vice president and executive director for its Vermont state office, Audubon Vermont, effective June 11. Ross will lead and implement conservation goals and strategies in the state and will expand the geographic reach of Audubon Vermont’s programs across the state and the region.
Agency of Natural Resources to hold Mt. Philo Long Range Management Plan open house
Public event at Charlotte Town Hall, June 17
The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources is updating its plans for the long range management of popular Mt. Philo State Park.
These classic cars are all in the family
Rutland resident Damon Pelkey, owner of D.T. Speedi-Lube & Car Wash on U.S. Route 7, next to Rosie’s Restaurant in Middlebury, doesn’t only fix new and antique cars, he also collects them—as does the greater Pelkey family.
Storied Crowley Race—best ever
At 8 a.m. June 9, runners of all ages and abilities joined to run races of various different lengths to support the fight against cardiovascular disease. The various races included a downtown mile fun run, a 5K, a 10K, and a half marathon.
Paramount unveils high-tech projector, sound system
Supporters of the Paramount Theater of Rutland, Vermont gathered June 6 for the presentation of what is being billed as the theater’s “most exciting season to date.”
Starksboro Flea Market & Bake Sale, June 15
The 48th Annual Starksboro Flea Market and Bake Sale will be held Saturday, June 15, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Jerusalem Schoolhouse on Jerusalem Road in South Starksboro.
Frather’s Day chorus concert
The 30-voice Granville Area Chorus of New York will prsent its annual spring concert on Sunday, June 16, at 3 p.m. in the South Granville Congregational Church on Route 149.
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