The Deerfield Valley News • December 15, 2022

SVHC to merge with Dartmouth Health

Southwestern Vermont Health Care will become a member of Dartmouth Health, bringing its local Deerfield Valley medical clinic under the umbrella of the New Hampshire-based health network.

The Deerfield Valley News • May 26, 2022

The Great Duck Race returns

The Great Duck Race will return from a pandemic-induced hiatus this Memorial Day weekend. The fundraising event was not held the past two years, making this the 33rd annual race.

The Deerfield Valley News • May 19, 2022

Lt. governor candidate makes stop in Bennington County

On Friday, May 6, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor Patricia Preston visited Bennington County on the campaign trail. She is one of four candidates who are running under the party so far.

The Deerfield Valley News • April 14, 2022

Supreme Court ignored systemic disparities in education lawsuit, say attorneys

At the Whitingham Selectboard’s regular meeting on Wednesday, April 6, attorneys Adam Waite and James Valente met with the board to discuss the Vermont Supreme Court’s ruling in the town’s education funding lawsuit.

The Deerfield Valley News • March 31, 2022

US Forest Service plan includes new trails, refurbished campgrounds

At an informational meeting on Thursday, March 24, at the Grand Summit Hotel at Mount Snow, a team from the US Forest Service presented and explained its ​​Somerset Integrated Resource Project. Representatives from Mount Snow also gave an update on the Snow Lake dam removal and touted Vail Resort’s commitment to the environment.

The Deerfield Valley News • March 10, 2022

Refugees may be resettled in Whitingham as early as next week

At their regular meeting Wednesday, the Whitingham Selectboard met with Karen Hein, of the Deerfield Valley New Neighbors Project, to learn more about the Afghan refugee resettlement project in the town.

The Deerfield Valley News • January 27, 2022

Logan looking forward to last flight over Winter Olympics

Devin Logan will be on the US Olympic freeski halfpipe team in the third and final Olympics appearance of her career before she retires.

The Deerfield Valley News • December 30, 2021

Discovering creative spirit(s) in an inspiring loft

It was 6:30 on a chilly Friday night but the atmosphere was warm and lively at the Art Loft.

The Deerfield Valley News • November 24, 2021

Couple hits the green in Dover Launch business plan competition

Tobin Twelves and Tori Welch were announced as the winners of the Dover Launch business plan competition at an event last Thursday held at Mount Snow’s Carinthia base lodge.

Bennington Banner • November 5, 2021

Bennington Community Theatre shows excellent stagecraft in 'The Haunting of Hill House'

Returning from a pandemic hiatus, The Bennington Community Theater hops back on stage for “The Haunting of Hill House,” by F. Andrew Leslie, based on the gothic horror novel by North Bennington author Shirley Jackson.

Bennington Banner • October 26, 2021

'The Suffragists Reenactment Society' shines a light on movement’s baggage

In collaboration with the Complications Company, the Vermont Suffrage Centennial Alliance celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment with a serious analysis of the suffrage movement’s virtues and flaws.

The Deerfield Valley News • October 21, 2021

Halifax trio is restoring town graveyards

Halifax’s historic graveyards are getting a second chance at life.

Brattleboro Reformer • September 28, 2021

Volunteer cleanup crew tackles area waters

Volunteers fished litter out of the Whetstone Brook on Saturday in a broader effort to clean the Connecticut River and its tributaries.

Bennington Banner • September 26, 2021

Communal atmosphere at Bennington Food Truck Festival

Locals and tourists enjoyed sunshine, smoothies and street tacos at the Bennington Annual Food Truck Festival on Saturday.

Bennington Banner • September 13, 2021

Bennington 9/11 Memorial Service honors victims, first responders

A 9/11 Memorial Service honored victims and first responders Saturday morning while touching on themes of remembrance, public duty and patriotism.

Brattleboro Reformer • September 3, 2021

Parents, alumni of Windham Elementary clash with school board member, each other

“How many people would like to see Russ resign?” said Kermit Blackwood over Zoom. Half the room put their hands up.

Hinesburg Record • April 1, 2021

As one raw milk producer moves on, another Hinesburg farm steps in to meet demand

On March 1, dairy farm and grocer Family Cow Farmstand closed its doors after 13 years of providing raw milk to Hinesburg. Now, another farm has stepped in to take its place.

Hinesburg Record • March 17, 2021

Hinesburg Resident Teaches End-of-Life Care for the 21st Century – The Hinesburg Record

Hinesburg resident Francesca Arnoldy is in high demand today, as an expert in providing emotional support at the beginning and end of life. She is the program director of UVM’s End-of-Life Doula Professional Certificate program. The author and educator once only aided people with birth but, like the doula field itself, has now expanded to cover death as well.

The Citizen • March 4, 2021

Charlotte and Hinesburg Town Meeting Day Roundup

Short vignettes about Hinesburg and Charlotte voters on Town Meeting Day. Collaboration with Maddy Holden, Ethan Putnam and Courtney Smith.

Hinesburg Record • February 16, 2021

BLM Flag to Fly over Hinesburg until July

The Black Lives Matter flag was raised over Hinesburg town hall on Feb. 1, after a resolution to display it was passed unanimously by the Select Board.