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Invasive Japanese knotweed has established a dense, nearly impenetrable presence in parts of the Austin Parcel. Here Caitlin Cusack of the Vermont Land Trust emerges from the knotweed forest, followed by a team of inspectors including Waitsfield Conservation Commissioners and Austin Parcel partners including the Vermont Land Trust, Friends of the Mad River, Intervale Conservation Nursery and Mad River Path Association

Austin Parcel invasives plan - year two

The Waitsfield Conservation Commission recently met with contractors and organizations involved in the Austin Parcel flood plain forest restoration, involving ...

Visioning for Harwood moving forward

The Harwood Unified Union School Board (HUUSD) will hear three different bond proposals for the Harwood renovation project at its ...

Photo courtesy of Jen Bennett: Volunteers from PAWSitive Pantry at the Vermont Foodbank headquarters in Barre.

Government shutdown ripple effects: dogs and cats

When most people think of the government shutdown, they think of TSA employees at local airports and other federal employees ...

HUUSD again considering seventh- and eighth-grade consolidation

After the Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board dismissed the idea of a consolidated middle school option in October, ...

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Winter Storm Harper visits The Valley

Winter Storm Harper descended on The Valley, much to the delight of skiers, riders and snowmobilers – and all who ...

Warren Planning Commissioners query MRV-FLO subcommittee

Members of the Warren Planning Commission, as well as members from the public, asked process and governance questions about a ...

Moretown’s future in the HUUSD

Former Harwood Unified Union School District (HUUSD) Board member Peter Langella told the Moretown Select Board that he has concerns ...

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