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WHITINGHAM- The Twin Valley girls had their first home game of the season Tuesday evening, after playing their opening three games on the road. It was local rival Leland & Gray who came to visit, and the Rebels also came to play, beating the Wildcats 46-24.  
Both teams had trouble...
The Twin Valley girls’ varsity, back row from left, coach James Anderson, Taylor Sprague, Alanna Bevilacqua, Elizabeth Barber, and Kate Oyer. Front row, Juliette Garcy, Bianca Place, and Ella Martinez. Missing was Camryn Ammon.                           
Photo by Randy Capitani
The Twin Valley girls’ varsity, back row from left, coach James Anderson, Taylor Sprague, Alanna Bevilacqua, Elizabeth Barber, and Kate Oyer. Front row, Juliette Garcy, Bianca Place, and Ella Martinez. Missing was Camryn Ammon. Photo by Randy Capitani
WHITINGHAM- The Twin Valley girls’ varsity is seeking to improve during the new basketball season.  While the team will only dress eight this season, the Wildcats have a solid mix of veteran players and newcomers.
Coach James Anderson is entering his third season at the helm of the...
The Twin Valley boys’ varsity, back row from left, Chris Eckert, Brian Sullivan, Noah Dornburgh, Steven Oyer, Seth Wrathall, and Brayden Brown. Front row, Hunter Roth, Niko Gerding, Cody Magnant, Tucker Magnant, and Kaelyn Lackey.                       
Photo by Chris Brown
The Twin Valley boys’ varsity, back row from left, Chris Eckert, Brian Sullivan, Noah Dornburgh, Steven Oyer, Seth Wrathall, and Brayden Brown. Front row, Hunter Roth, Niko Gerding, Cody Magnant, Tucker Magnant, and Kaelyn Lackey. Photo by Chris Brown
WHITINGHAM- Twin Valley basketball coach Chris Brown said this fall he couldn’t wait for the start of the boys’ hoops season. He was excited about the veteran players returning and the young players coming up from the middle school and junior varsity teams.   Now that the season is here, Brown...
SOUTHERN VERMONT- The winners of the Rising Stars recognition award were announced by Vermont Business Magazine this week. Forty winners under the age of 40 were selected by a panel of judges based on a commitment to business growth, professional excellence, and community involvement. This year...
John Caldwell will join the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum’s speaker series on December 7.             Courtesy ISHA
John Caldwell will join the Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum’s speaker series on December 7. Courtesy ISHA
STOWE- The Red Bench Speaker Series presents “One-on-One with the Father of Cross-Country Skiing, John Caldwell” on Thursday, December 7, at 7 pm via Zoom.
John Caldwell competed in the 1952 Winter Olympics and later became a cross-country ski coach. He ultimately became the authority on...
VERMONT- Ski Vermont announces the return of its popular Fifth Grade Passport Program for the 2023-2024 ski season. The passport program provides access to 20 alpine ski areas and 24 cross-country areas, with more than 90 days of skiing and riding for any fifth grade student.
The Ski...
JAMAICA- The US Army Corps of Engineers announced recently that the Winhall Brook Camping Area, located within the reservoir lands at Ball Mountain Lake, will not be open for any period during the 2024 recreation season. USACE officials said major flood rehabilitation work due to flooding earlier...
Lyndon Institute student Ellery Norwood won best of show in the Vermont competition of the 2022 Federal Junior Duck Stamp Design Contest with this drawing.
Lyndon Institute student Ellery Norwood won best of show in the Vermont competition of the 2022 Federal Junior Duck Stamp Design Contest with this drawing.
VERMONT- The annual Junior Duck Stamp Conservation and Design Program is underway.  The US Fish and Wildlife Service invites students from pre-K to 12th grade to create designs featuring ducks, swans or geese in their natural habitats.  Designs are judged in four age categories, with awards for...
The Strobridge Recreation Area has a network of logging roads. Future possibilities include new trails, a gazebo for educational use, and rustic shelters for recreation. The land has  many streams, including nearly two miles of an important tributary to the Hoosic River.
The Strobridge Recreation Area has a network of logging roads. Future possibilities include new trails, a gazebo for educational use, and rustic shelters for recreation. The land has many streams, including nearly two miles of an important tributary to the Hoosic River.
POWNAL- Locals have gained an expanded town forest and new access to the landlocked community resource, the Vermont Land Trust announced recently. The Strobridge Recreation Area grew by nearly 300 acres that include a trail easement from Dean Road.  
On September 22, the town bought 296...
Christmas tree among pine trees.
Christmas tree among pine trees.
VERMONT-  Forest Service officials in Vermont are welcoming the public to select and cut a Christmas tree on the Green Mountain National Forest with the purchase of a $5 permit. Permits are now available for purchase either online (an additional $2.50 service fee applies) or in person at GMNF...

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