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October Wetlands by Susan Larkin

‘Visions In Oil’ at the Festival Gallery

The Festival Gallery at Mad River Valley Arts opens a new show March 16. The collection consists of portraits, still-life subjects, impressionist landscapes, abstract landscapes, traditional ...

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October Wetlands by Susan Larkin

‘Visions In Oil’ at the Festival Gallery

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Warren Conservation Commission recommends land acquisition to protect wildlife corridor

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Vermont simplifies recommendations for preventing spread of COVID-19

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HUUSD Board elects officers

A mill that sat in a meadow in Waitsfield. Waitsfield Historical Society.

Take Me Back -- The early 60s, Part I: ‘The Times They Were A-Changin’

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Open Hearth facilitates substitute pool for child care providers

Matthew Pinsonneault and Joe Gratton

The face of the housing crisis in The Valley – long-term residents may have to move

Ferro Jewelers

Mad River Valley Community Calendar

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Local News

Rug Hookers

Vermont’s Hooked in the Mountains show

Turkeys mating - Ky Koitzsch

Turkey mating underway this spring and in Fayston

Peter Colgan - MRV Rotary Treasurer

Mad River Valley Rotary continues to adapt to community needs

Sports

Harwood Basketball Team

Who’s who in Harwood varsity basketball

Harwood Boys' Hockey social media posts

Harwood boys’ hockey headed to the finals Sunday

Dietz100

A trifecta for Harwood Union athletes – Dietz achieves 100 points as a sophomore

Schools

HUUSD Winter Carnival

Harwood celebrates winter carnival this week

The Moretown Elementary LEGO Robotics Team medals in the Vermont Lego League Championships in Essex Junction. (L to R): Ezra Kessler, William Coon, Anders Yunghans, Logan Liptak, Mason Henchen, Aiden Lavanway

Moretown students take third in statewide robotics challenge

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Harwood hosts first 2025 Socrates Café in January

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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