Thursday, Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. βROCHESTERβ Ridgeline Outdoor Collective will host the 13th annual Vermont Backcountry Forum on Thursday, Nov. 5, at Pierce Hall Community Center in Rochester, bringing together outdoor enthusiasts, recreation organizations and community leaders for an evening of presentations, discussion and networking. The annual gathering focuses on the future of Vermontβs [β¦]
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Maggie Cassidyβs collection of whimsical tableware outgrew her kitchen, so she decided to display it in a tiny windowed trolley for all to see. The post World Famous Salt & Pepper Shaker Museum Opens in Wilder appeared first on Seven Days.
Bethel voters will decide Tuesday, Nov. 3, whether to authorize borrowing up to $3.5 million to replace the town's aging highway garage. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Bethel School Campus. The proposed bond would be financed over 30 years at an estimated interest rate of 4.23% through the Vermont Bond Bank. According to [β¦] The post Voters To Decide Fate of Bethel Town Garage Project first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.
Students in The Penn Programβ an educational cooperative in Rochester that is place- and project-basedβ are inviting residents to write letters that will be included in a time capsule, as part of the studentsβ art installation, βTime,β at the Valley Hub. According to Andrew Fersch, who directs The Penn Program, βStudents at The Penn Program wrote and received a grant [β¦] The post Stepping into Pastβa Former HS βTo Write a Letter to the Future first appeared on The White Riv
By Olivia Gieger/VTDigger Between snow showers on an otherwise sunny Saturday, tourists, locals and hordes of Dartmouth College students filtered through the Norwich Farmersβ Market on one of its final days before winter. The mid-term election is Tuesday, Nov. 3 and tensions are rising across the state and nation in advance of expected changes to [β¦]
Friday, Oct. 30-Sunday, Nov. 1 βWOODSTOCKβ Pentangle Arts will celebrate Halloween weekend with three days of cult favorites, horror classics and fantasy films during its Horror Film Festival at Woodstock Town Hall Theatre, 31 The Green. Running Friday, Oct. 30, through Sunday, Nov. 1, the festival features six films celebrating milestone anniversaries, ranging from supernatural [β¦]
William βBillβ Charles Riegel Β Β William βBillβ Charles Riegel died on October 15, 2026, at 85 years old.Β Bill passed peacefully, surrounded by family in Greenville, South Carolina. Born in Newport, Bill was one of nine children in a close-knit family. A lifelong educator, he rose from a Windsor math teacher to a highly decorated principal of Waterbury Elementary School and superintendent of the Washington West Supervisory Union. He was a visionary leader who help
The Two Rivers-Ottauquechee Regional Commission acknowledged two violations of Vermontβs Open Meeting Law Wednesday, Oct. 14, marking the second time in less than two months that the commission has admitted violating the law during its ongoing regional plan revision. Meeting in Woodstock and via Zoom, commissioners unanimously acknowledged failing to provide adequate public notice of their September 30 meeting and [β¦] The post TRORC Acknowledges More Open Meeting Law Violations first app
No matter which candidate voters choose for Windsor County Sheriff, theyβre going to end up with a highly experienced sheriff. Chief Deputy Capt. Claude Weyant and Detective Lt. Richard King have a combined 76 years of law enforcement experience with 40 of those years at the Windsor County Sheriffβs Office. Weyant, the current acting sheriff, has 40 years in law [β¦] The post Windsor Sheriff Race Features Experienced Candidates first appeared on The White River Valley Herald.
A candidatesβ debate was held at Vermont Law and Graduate Schoolβs Chase Center last Saturday, Oct. 17, hosted by VLGS, Royalton Radio, the Royalton Selectboard and the Royalton Public Safety Committee. Five candidates for the Windsor Senate district, both candidates for the Windsor-Orange-1 House seat and one of the two candidates for Windsor County sheriff attended. Royalton Radioβs Todd Tyson [β¦] The post Windsor Candidates Debate in South Royalton first appeared on The White Rive
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