WEST HALIFAX- Pipe Dream Farm hosted the state 4-H Horse Hippology Contest on Saturday, April 6, an event that attracted 61 participants from 4-H clubs in nine counties.
The 4-H’ers judged two classes of horses at the farm, sport horse geldings and English pleasure, before moving to the...
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Sports
Above: The Twin Valley varsity softball team. Front kneeling: captains Jarrett Niles and Maria Page. Standing, left to right: Coach Jeff Putnam, coach Leah Putnam, Paige Cunningham, Sadie Boyd, Hannah Sullivan, Jayden Crawford, Shelbea Fournier, Alyssa Bird, Katelyn Longe, Kara Bird, Ines Benito, Alexis Boyd, Celia Betit, Leora Longe, and coach Joni Sullivan. Missing from the photo are Emily Hohn and Loren Pike. Photo by Randy Capitani
WHITINGHAM- With spring break over and warmer weather finally here, the Twin Valley Middle High School varsity softball team is starting to get a little outside work in. Snow, rain, and cold weather earlier in the month relegated the Wildcats to practice inside the Twin Valley gym.
But...
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Peter Stokloza has been named the new head of school at Mount Snow Academy.
DOVER- The board of directors at Mount Snow Academy has hired Peter Stokloza to take over as the head of school. This year, MSA has seen extensive growth with significant improvements in the snow sports and academic arenas.
Todd Ormiston, the current head of school, is preparing for his...
Todd Ormiston, the current head of school, is preparing for his...
DOVER- Mount Snow held the annual Bud Light Glade-iator mogul competition on Ripcord trail on Saturday, April 6.
12 & Under Male Ski:
1. Gabriel Martell Dover, VT
2. William Drummey Halifax, VT
3. Cooper Spielman New York, NY 12...
1. Gabriel Martell Dover, VT
2. William Drummey Halifax, VT
3. Cooper Spielman New York, NY 12...
VERMONT- The Green Mountain Club, the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation, and the Green Mountain National Forest are calling on Vermonters and recreational tourists to be wary of the return of mud season to the Green Mountains and to respect associated trail closures and advisories....
A volunteer at Gerda’s Equine Rescue nuzzles a rescued horse.
WEST TOWNSHEND- Gerda’s Equine Rescue started as a small animal rescue in Port Jefferson, Long Island, NY. Since then Gerda moved to West Townshend, and has saved over 1,000 horses. In the last 15 months GER has saved 23 horses.
Unfortunately, horses are acquired to serve a need...
Unfortunately, horses are acquired to serve a need...
TOWNSHEND- The 10th annual Grace Cottage Spring into Health 5K will take place Saturday, May 11, Mother’s Day weekend, at 8:30 am, on the Townshend Common.
Leading the pack this year is 1968 Boston Marathon champion Amby Burfoot. More than 50 years later, Burfoot continues to run marathons...
Leading the pack this year is 1968 Boston Marathon champion Amby Burfoot. More than 50 years later, Burfoot continues to run marathons...
WILMINGTON- Brain Lynch calls himself a “trout bum.” What else could so perfectly describe someone who wants to fish 356 days a year? Lynch lives, breaths, and sleeps fishing. It’s surprising he hasn’t grown gills, he spends so much time in and around the water.
But seriously, Lynch...
But seriously, Lynch...
COLCHESTER- Legends of the slopes, turf, links, ice, gridiron, race track, hardwood, and diamonds make up the 13 newest members of the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame. The VSHOF Board of Directors announced its seventh class of inductees, its Class of ‘19, at the Tarrant Center on the campus of Saint...
MANCHESTER- Susan G. Komen New England recently told supporters to expect some changes at its annual fundraising walk in Vermont this summer.
The most significant difference is that the More Than Pink Walk will not have a separate timed run element, focusing instead on the vast majority of...
The most significant difference is that the More Than Pink Walk will not have a separate timed run element, focusing instead on the vast majority of...
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