Granville Then & Now – Summer arrives and graduates celebrate a milestone
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Summer has arrived. After the abnormally cooler weather over the weekend of June 18, this last weekend, the first of summer, was a warm one.…
By Erik Pekar, Town Historian Summer has arrived. After the abnormally cooler weather over the weekend of June 18, this last weekend, the first of summer, was a warm one.…
Whitehall’s Farmers Market has been serving the community on Tuesdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. with fresh produce from local farms as well as homemade canned items. Although the…
By Krystle S. Morey It’s that time of year again, when local farmers markets start to sprout up across the region. The Granville farmers market opens its season Monday, June…
As summer quickly approaches, local farmers are gathering their bounty in preparation for the return of area farmers’ markets. Many local communities have markets featuring a variety of products from…
By Jaime Thomas The age-old farmers’ market has taken to the Internet. Larson Farm in Wells, Vt., has recently started a virtual farmers market. Co-owner Rich Larson thinks the business…
The Poultney Chamber of Commerce’s 23rd annual chili cook-off is the main event in town on Saturday, Sept. 29, but there are a lot of events going on besides the…
There is a full slate of events scheduled in Granville and Whitehall. In Vermont there’s plenty going on in Fair Haven, Poultney and Pawlet. Rick’s Ride (see related story) will…
By Krystle S. Morey There’s a new way to find family health insurance locally, which is important because the area has an unusually high number of uninsured residents. Families…
A tradition for more than a quarter-century will kick off the holiday shopping season Nov. 25 and 26 at the Poultney High School as the Poultney Christmas Fair rings in…
Heritage Area director Carol Greenough said last week she has been contacted by the state’s Lakes to Locks passage program to establish a Lakes to Locks center at the Skenesborough…