Members of Paranormal Investigators of New England will be at the Kitzhof Inn on Saturday, October 19. As part of their presentation, they’ll talk about the equipment they use in paranormal investigations, such as video surveillance, pictured here. Photo courtesy of Paranormal Investigators of New England
Paranormal event at inn a celebration of spooky season

Signs for Make It On Main Street can be seen along Main Street in Wilmington. Applications for the business plan competition opened on Friday, September 27. Lauren Harkawik
Make It On Main Street business plan contest is back with a bang

White-water rafters in the Zoar Gap of the Deerfield River. A group is considering whether or not to seek a federal designation for the waterway. Courtesy paddling.com
“Wild and scenic” title explored
House bill 302 was enacted 25 years ago. It requires apple pie be served with “with a glass of cold milk, with a slice of cheddar cheese weighing a minimum of half an ounce, or with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream.”

Members of Paranormal Investigators of New England will be at the Kitzhof Inn on Saturday, October 19. As part of their presentation, they’ll talk about the equipment they use in paranormal investigations, such as video surveillance, pictured here. Photo courtesy of Paranormal Investigators of New England

Signs for Make It On Main Street can be seen along Main Street in Wilmington. Applications for the business plan competition opened on Friday, September 27. Lauren Harkawik
At the 2023 “Adulting 101” reality fair, students awaited their fate at the “Reality Wheel,” where their budget could be impacted by landing on various scenarios. Some were good, such as $20 from Grandma in a birthday card. Others, such as getting a speeding ticket or having a pet get sick, were challenging. Matthew Cavanaugh Photography
Candidate Pam Baker, of Halifax, posts the US Flag at Thursday evening's forum. Baker is running for Windham-6 representative

White-water rafters in the Zoar Gap of the Deerfield River. A group is considering whether or not to seek a federal designation for the waterway. Courtesy paddling.com
House bill 302 was enacted 25 years ago. It requires apple pie be served with “with a glass of cold milk, with a slice of cheddar cheese weighing a minimum of half an ounce, or with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream.”

Cheese with apple pie? Here, it’s the law

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VERMONT - Vermont is known for a couple of things in the food world. Every fall, tourists flock to the state to enjoy artisanal cheeses and locally grown apples. It’s also known for popular food brands like Ben & Jerry’s ice cream and Cabot cheese. The state is dedicated enough to their food...
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Paranormal event at inn a celebration of spooky season


Members of Paranormal Investigators of New England will be at the Kitzhof Inn on Saturday, October 19. As part of their presentation, they’ll talk about the equipment they use in paranormal investigations, such as video surveillance, pictured here. Photo courtesy of Paranormal Investigators of New England
DOVER - For their Halloween-season event last year, the owners of the Kitzhof Inn had T-shirts printed that read, “The Kitzhof Inn: only a little...
October 10, 2024, 3:00 PM

Area high school students get a dose of reality

At the 2023 “Adulting 101” reality fair, students awaited their fate at the “Reality Wheel,” where their budget could be impacted by landing on various scenarios. Some were good, such as $20 from Grandma in a birthday card. Others, such as getting a speeding ticket or having a pet get sick, were challenging. Matthew Cavanaugh Photography
Reality fair that introduces students to “adulting” recognized with international award TOWNSHEND - On Thursday, October 3, Twin Valley and...
October 10, 2024, 3:00 PM

Make It On Main Street business plan contest is back with a bang


Signs for Make It On Main Street can be seen along Main Street in Wilmington. Applications for the business plan competition opened on Friday, September 27. Lauren Harkawik
WILMINGTON - Make It On Main Street, the business plan competition that debuted in 2018, is back. This time, hopeful business owners are eligible...
October 10, 2024, 3:00 PM

Cheese with apple pie? Here, it’s the law

VERMONT - Vermont is known for a couple of things in the food world. Every fall, tourists flock to the state to enjoy artisanal cheeses and locally grown apples. It’s also known for popular food brands like Ben & Jerry’s ice cream and Cabot cheese. The state is dedicated enough to their food...
October 10, 2024
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  • House bill 302 was enacted 25 years ago. It requires apple pie be served with “with a glass of cold milk, with a slice of cheddar cheese weighing a minimum of half an ounce, or with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream.”
    Cheese with apple pie? Here, it’s the law
    October 10, 2024
    VERMONT - Vermont is known for a couple of things in the food world. Every fall, tourists flock to the state to enjoy artisanal cheeses and locally grown apples. It’s also known for popular food...
  • At the 2023 “Adulting 101” reality fair, students awaited their fate at the “Reality Wheel,” where their budget could be impacted by landing on various scenarios. Some were good, such as $20 from Grandma in a birthday card. Others, such as getting a speeding ticket or having a pet get sick, were challenging. Matthew Cavanaugh Photography
    Area high school students get a dose of reality
    October 10, 2024
    Reality fair that introduces students to “adulting” recognized with international award TOWNSHEND - On Thursday, October 3, Twin Valley and Leland & Gray students got a dose of reality when...

  • Signs for Make It On Main Street can be seen along Main Street in Wilmington. Applications for the business plan competition opened on Friday, September 27. Lauren Harkawik
    Make It On Main Street business plan contest is back with a bang
    October 10, 2024
    WILMINGTON - Make It On Main Street, the business plan competition that debuted in 2018, is back. This time, hopeful business owners are eligible to win up to $75,000.  Applications for...

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Sports

  • Mount Snow part of ski area plane crash presentation at ski and snowboard museum
    October 10, 2024
    STOWE - Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum presents “Tragedy in the Green Mountains; a History of Plane Crashes within Ski Area Boundaries;” Thursday, October 17, at 6:30 pm at the Vermont Ski and...
  • Twin Valley holds on for a close win
    October 10, 2024
    WILMINGTON- The Twin Valley boys’ varsity is in the most difficult stretch of their fall soccer season, with three challenging games.  On Wednesday, they took care of business in the first of...
  • Wildcats push top team to overtime
    October 10, 2024
    WILMINGTON- West Rutland has been one of the dominant teams in girls’ high school soccer this fall. The Golden Horde came into Tuesday’s match with Twin Valley sporting a spotless 10-0 record. ...

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Features

  • Tom Martyn
    Tom Martyn
    Banker of the year award
    October 10, 2024
    BRATTLEBORO - Brattleboro Savings & Loan announced that Tom Martyn has received the prestigious 2024 Vermont Outstanding Community Service Banker of the Year award by the Vermont Bankers...
  • House bill 302 was enacted 25 years ago. It requires apple pie be served with “with a glass of cold milk, with a slice of cheddar cheese weighing a minimum of half an ounce, or with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream.”
    Cheese with apple pie? Here, it’s the law
    October 10, 2024
    VERMONT - Vermont is known for a couple of things in the food world. Every fall, tourists flock to the state to enjoy artisanal cheeses and locally grown apples. It’s also known for popular food...
  • This Week in History October 10 - 17
    October 10, 2024
    10 years ago: The Dover Selectboard decided not to add their signatures to a resolution calling for a cap on the statewide education tax rate. Dover School Board Chair Richard Werner said the...

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