WOODSTOCK—Calling all kids, adults and unicorns! Do snowflakes on thistles inspire you? Does the first spring daffodil make you smile? Show your talent in paintings, drawings and photos. If you like it, Pentangle is sure to love it. Your creativity […]
Category: Arts, Dining & Entertainment
Killington Farmers Market begins July 10; vendors wanted
KILLINGTON— The Killington Farmers’ Market is scheduled to return this summer to Killington Sports every Friday from 3:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. The season will run from July 10 to September 25. Max Elles has taken the lead for promoting, […]
Village Snack Bar’s picnic tables stolen
By Brooke Geery A summer staple in the Rutland area, the Village Snack Bar is officially open for the season. Brian and Mark Fothergill purchased the restaurant earlier this year, and have been making some changes and improvements, including ordering […]
Community garden plots available in Rutland
RUTLAND— The Rutland Recreation Depart. has openings in all three of its community gardens. The gardens are open to anyone and each one is unique! The Northeast gardens have a range of sizes with trails right off the gardens. The […]
Look out for turtles on the roadway
Drivers should be alert, especially near ponds and wetlands Vermont’s turtles on are on the move this spring, and the Vermont Fish and Wildlife department is asking for the public’s help in keeping them safe. Female turtles are looking for […]
Norwich University to host free virtual education fair
Thursday, May 21 at 1:30 p.m.—NORTHFIELD — Designed to support professionals in a post-COVID-19 world, Norwich University’s College of Graduate and Continuing Studies (CGCS) is offering six free 45-minute webinar sessions as part of the Norwich University Online Virtual Education […]
VINS presents virtual science symposium
QUECHEE— Every school year, VINS School Programs works with community schools to identify a local environmental problem, then use science and research to solve it. In the spring, VINS hosts the Science Symposium at the VINS Nature Center, where students […]
Looking for an open and locally owned yarn and fiber shop?
Green Mountain Yarn & Fiber’s doors are open as of May 18. To follow state guidelines and to help keep everyone safe and healthy, they ask that: Everyone must wear a mask while in the shop. Only a few people […]
No mistaking it, the fawn is ok
Vermont Department of Fish & Wildlife asks that you take these facts into consideration Most deer fawns are born in late May and the first and second weeks of June! When people see a small fawn alone, they often mistakenly […]
Boost landscape curb appeal in one weekend
By Melinda Myers Create a front garden that is sure to boost your mood and welcome visitors all year round. All you need is one weekend and a bit of paint, flowers, décor and edging material to boost your landscape’s […]