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New bear population estimate based on 2022 data available

Vermont’s black bear population is estimated at 7,000 to 8,500 based on 2022 data, the most recent available, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department. ...

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New bear population estimate based on 2022 data available

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MRVPD data report is finalized

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Moretown Village wastewater system update

Reflection of train bridge in Waterbury, Vermont. Photo by Gordon Miller

Local news forecast: Cloudy with a chance of a ‘news desert’

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Waitsfield focuses initially on engineering wastewater for village

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Warren Select Board approves permit for Harvest Celebration fundraiser

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Business News for September 28 issue

Ferro Jewelers

Mad River Valley Community Calendar

Local News

Bears-Matt Kenny

Bear Story Contest Announcement

Warren 4th of July Parade

Floats and marchers needed for Warren Fourth of July parade

Green Mountain Water Color - Tim Saternow

Thirteenth annual Watercolor Exhibition opens this weekend

Sports

Evan Andrews

Andrews notches 400 career saves

Isabella Pockoski State Title

HU freshman Pockoski takes state title in shot put competition

LAX Team

Eleven HU lacrosse players exit the field as seniors

Schools

GMVS Class of 2025

Green Mountain Valley School celebrates the Class of 2025

Bethany Turnbaugh

HUUSD board looks to replace assistant principal

Chris Costello - Photo by Gordon Miller | Waterbury Roundabout

Chris Costello to ‘graduate’ with his Brookside fourth graders

Arts & Entertainment

Cast of Anything Goes. Photo by Gordon Miller/Waterbury Record

Spring musical ‘Anything Goes’ kicks off $1.3 million fundraiser for Harwood auditorium

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Food Now - The nature of modern food

The Valley Players

“Wake Up, Gloucester" at The Valley Players Theater

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