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Business News- coffee kiosk opens and adopting a business to help flood recovery

Village Grocery adopting Capitol Grounds for August fundraising Troy Kingsbury, at the Village Grocery in Waitsfield, was wondering how Valley businesses ...

Select board meeting with Fair Grounds LLC owners

The Waitsfield Select Board is working with representatives of the investors who purchased the Old Fairgrounds on ways for the ...

Last Thursday, July 13, the UVM interns and some vigorous volunteers helped widen the area from the Mad River Path (at Lareau) to the river. Lots of cutting and digging took place. Some conser¬vation seed mix was spread at the end of the day to help prevent runoff and the invasion of other invasive species. Photo courtesy of Curt Lindberg.

Effects of flooding on knotweed management

The Valley Reporter reached out to the Waitsfield, Warren, and Fayston Conservation Commissions following last week’s storms to learn whether ...

A flooded River Road in Moretown. Photo: Tom Martin

Moretown Select Board assesses cost of flood damage to roads

While the Mad River Valley avoided the worst of the flooding from last week’s storms that devastated nearby towns like ...

WASI and MRVAS spell Barre City EMS during flood clean up

Ambulances and crew members from the Waterbury Ambulance Service and the Mad River Valley Ambulance Service covered Barre City Fire ...

StewardMRV midsummer update

Now in it’s third year of existence the stewardMRV program has changed the way its founders view success. Last year ...

Ian Shea with partner Logan Shuman and their dog Maverick at their home with rooftop solar in downtown Waterbury. Photo by Lisa Scagliotti.

New EPA funding for Solar for All program

Aubrey Weaver, Community News Service Moved inside from the rain, state and federal leaders joined together at SunCommon in Waterbury on ...

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