Quechee News

"Anyone who was here who saw the flood that day was personally effected, because it was just emotional," said Rosemarie Scibetta, a Quechee resident.

Nine months after Tropical Storm Irene struck Vermont, causing extensive property damage, the state's third-largest tourist attraction has been rebuilt.

A famed Vermont glass blowing studio devastated by flooding during last year's Tropical Storm Irene is back in business.

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Chefs of the Valley The Quechee Club in Quechee, Vermont hosted a late afternoon gala, Chef's of the Valley, where you could sample gourmet cuisine prepared by more than 20 local chefs, taste wine & beer, enjoy live music and bid on silent auction items, to benefit Upper Valley Haven.

Meet at Bridgewater Village School at 8 a.m. Groups will then be divided up based on where they live and the areas that need to be cleaned up.