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Food Now is a look at the state of the modern food system from George Schenk, founder of American Flatbread

Green Mountain Transit bus

Mad River Valley bus service will not be ended

As of press time on February 13, Green Mountain Transit and the Vermont Agency of Transportation have confirmed that the season service routes that had been proposed for suspension are no longer ...

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Green Mountain Transit bus

Mad River Valley bus service will not be ended

Collaborative Brewing team members Steve Parker, Brett Seymour and Jen Fleckenstein. Missing is Craig Isvak.

Beer buzz around the Mad River Valley

Harwood Gymnastics Team

This week in Harwood sports

Citizens seek to conserve land

Public asking harder questions

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

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Boys’ hockey wins in OT

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