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Runners brave humidity, seek beer at Foam Brewers 5K race
This is the third year of the Summer Six Pack series, which drew its inspiration for the open-start format from the Covid-19 pandemic
Snowmobilers look to rehab flood-battered bridge over the Winooski
Barely a month after workers cut a tree off a bridge from last year’s floods, two more logs are jammed into the structure.
Women’s soccer set to take the field as Vermont Green eyes a future team
The gals in green will face off in a friendly match against Quebec’s FC Laval at 6 p.m. Saturday. In donning the jersey, they have a chance to inspire fans with a high-level showcase of the women’s game
Jeudevine Memorial Library construction set for fall finish
The town-owned library in Hardwick is getting an expansion for more books, space for quiet reading and youth sections and events.
Hinesburg residents try tree planting for Green Up Day on the Town Common
The hope is to train volunteers in planting and caring for the 50-plus trees set to occupy the green space over the next two years.
Following father and brothers, Bernie Cieplicki Jr. caps family hoops history with hall of fame entry
The honor caps his time as the youngest son in the state’s most-storied basketball family — and it comes in a year that marks the 25th anniversary of his father’s death.
Shelburne voters burdened by budgets on Town Meeting Day
With property taxes increasing across Vermont, town and school budgets are becoming an even more contentious source of debate.
Hinesburg voters scrutinize town, school spending on Town Meeting Day
A proposed town budget increase caused concern among some residents.
Ramping up: Waterbury group preps to rebuild one skatepark and someday add another
The group is fundraising with donations and grant applications, but they still need town approval.
With Anemone VT, Ashley Saville spins quilts into slow fashion
Saville, a Winooski resident, buys old quilts and repurposes them into coats, mittens, hats and any other article of clothing you can think of.
Seeing double: Winooski boys’ soccer goes back-to-back
The Spartans bested previously unbeaten and no. 1 seed Twin Valley 1-0 at Applejack Stadium in Manchester on Nov. 4.
Winooski’s commitment to financial literacy is paying off
Just 12 schools in Vermont guarantee students a personal finance class as part of their graduation requirements — including Winooski High School, where business teacher Courtney Poquette is working hard to change that.
Long road back: Winooski boys soccer looks to rebound after historic season
A small crowd of students and even fewer parents oversaw the Winooski boys’ dramatic 1–0 victory over Twinfield that Wednesday.
New gym, new auditorium, new everything: Winooski’s renovated school is ready to shine
What looks like a new state-of-the-art shopping mall is actually the newly constructed home of Winooski schools.