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Valley businesses receive cannabis cultivator licenses

As of June 1, 2022, the Vermont Cannabis Control Board began to issue licenses for cannabis cultivators in the state. ...

Ryan's Alive Day - A celebration of community resilience

School district to review prone restraint and seclusion policy

Over the past several months, concerns about the use of prone restraint and seclusion in the Harwood Unified Union School ...

Waitsfield create ARPA committee, public input sought

Waitsfield has created an ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) Committee to solicit input from community members and organizations on how ...

Tyne Pike-Springer and her 3- and 6-year-olds process collecting rocks and flowers to press and make cyanotype sun prints. Photo: Tyne Pike-Sprenger

A summer of observations – Mad River Watch comes to a close

On August 21 and 22, teams of Mad River Watch volunteers visited their field sites to collect data and make ...

Waitsfield Wastewater study outlines how to achieve more capacity/housing

A draft report of Waitsfield’s water and wastewater feasibility study outlines multiple options for the town, going forward, to increase ...

A group clears invasive knotweed from the banks of the Mad River.

Knotweed eradication efforts continue in The Valley Part 2

By Natalie Bingham, UVM knotweed intern for Warren (Editor’s Note: This is the second part of Bingham’s midsummer report on knotweed ...

Clockwise: Erika Nichols-Frazer and Lisa Loomis from The Valley Reporter; Jeff Campbell, Warren fire chief; Tripp Johnson, Waitsfield-Fayston fire chief; Stefan Pratt, Moretown fire chief. Photo: Tony Italiano.

Fire chief summit Part 2: Technology and new materials have changed how fires are fought

This is the second part of The Valley Reporter’s conversation with Warren Volunteer Fire Department chief Jeff Campbell, Waitsfield-Fayston Volunteer ...

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