Saturday, March 22, 2025
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BRATTLEBORO- The Brattleboro Area Chamber of Commerce invites the public to attend a panel discussion on the ins and outs of the cannabis industry. This chamber Breakfast Series event will take place on Thursday, September 5, from 7:30 to 9:30 am at the American Legion, 32 Linden Street. ...
The Doglegs Golf Outing, a fundraiser for The Grayter Good Weimaraner Rescue program, will be held September 28.
DOVER- The date has been set and player registration is now open for the third annual Doglegs Golf Outing, teeing off on Saturday, September 28, at the Mount Snow Golf Club. The 18-hole scramble-format event is a fundraiser for The Grayter Good Weimaraner Rescue, with all proceeds to support the...
DOVER- Hops for Hope 5K is a fundraiser started by local community members as a way to get in some exercise ahead of the Mount Snow Brewers Festival and to ensure the American Cancer Society continues to provide critical programs and resources so many depend on. Proceeds from this event support...
MANCHESTER- The Vermont Veterans Golf Tournament Committee is hosting its eighth annual tournament on September 4, on the rolling greens of the Manchester Country Club. The tournament originated in 2012 as a way to raise awareness for wounded veterans across Vermont.
The tournament was...
The tournament was...
Note: this is the third installment of a series looking at recreational trail development in the area.
DEERFIELD VALLEY- With Dover and Wilmington having active town trail committees and multiple projects in the works, a casual observer might think that the valley as a whole is honeycombed...
DEERFIELD VALLEY- With Dover and Wilmington having active town trail committees and multiple projects in the works, a casual observer might think that the valley as a whole is honeycombed...
Bookseller Maria Cunningham, manager Ana McDaniel, and owner Lisa Sullivan at Bartleby’s Books. The store is celebrating its 30th anniversary this weekend.
WILMINGTON - On Saturday, Bartleby’s Books will hold a celebration to honor the 30th anniversary of its opening. The event will take place during Wilmington’s “Village Stroll,” from 5 to 7 pm.
On Tuesday, bookseller Maria Cunningham and manager Ana McDaniel were already in the spirit,...
On Tuesday, bookseller Maria Cunningham and manager Ana McDaniel were already in the spirit,...
Diane Motta and Jerry Reisman at the Apple Hill Tennis Club. The nonprofit club is looking for new players to expand its membership.
DOVER- Tennis players and fans are enjoying one of the best times of the year, as the Wimbledon tennis tournament is underway in London. For those unable or unwilling to spend a fortnight across the pond watching the play on the courts of the All-England Club, there is an exciting opportunity in...
Jess Cronin in her design studio.
DOVER - “I can print on anything,” says Jess Cronin, looking around her Dover studio. “Really, anything.”
The space contains several machines that help her print custom designs, which can then be added to, as she says, nearly anything. “I just made custom decals for a helicopter, which was...
The space contains several machines that help her print custom designs, which can then be added to, as she says, nearly anything. “I just made custom decals for a helicopter, which was...
LONDONDERRY- Four Seasons Sotheby’s International Realty is pleased to announce that Steve Stettler has joined the company’s Bromley office as a sales associate. Stettler first fell in love with southern Vermont as a college actor at the Weston Playhouse, returning most summers until he and his...
DOVER- Deerfield Valley Real Estate is back. Owner and principal broker Richard Caplan announced recently that the company changed its business name back to Deerfield Valley Real Estate.
Caplan will continue to oversee all transactions. He has decades of experience and knowledge in real...
Caplan will continue to oversee all transactions. He has decades of experience and knowledge in real...
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