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Harwood district towns to vote on $1.1 million bond
Voters from the six towns that send their students to Harwood Union Middle and High School will be asked to approve a $1.1 million bond on Tuesday.
Hundreds Turned Away for Swine Flu Shots
Hundreds of people lined up for an H1N1 flu shot Tuesday in Middlebury, but hundreds were turned away from the clinic because it ran out of vaccine.
Set in the opulent 1920s, "Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky," part of the Cinemania Film Festival, tells the tale of the tumultuous love affair between the great fashion designer and the greatest composer of the 20th century.
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By Lisa Loomis The Vermont Agency of Transportation has delayed a repaving/reconstruction project for Route 100 from Waitsfield to Warren from 2010 to 2012.
By Lisa Loomis Waitsfield will contribute $20,000 towards the Hartshorn farmland conservation project, which will preserve 40 acres of prime ag land north of Waitsfield Village.
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Alumni find calling on yak farm
But that all changed during the summer of 2007, when Williams and her husband, Rob Williams '89, traveled from their home in Vermont to visit her brother in Montana, where he owned a small herd of yaks.
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By Stan Ward Do you know: that there is a compost-powered hot water system experiment currently underway in Fayston? that a study was completed of the total valley-wide electrical energy use for 2006, 2007 and 2008? where the Efficiency Vermont "Button-Up" workshops are being held this fall? All of these topics and many more may be found on the Mad ...
A Waitsfield man is facing domestic-assault charges following an alleged attack on his girlfriend, the Vermont State Police said.
Trial date set in federal court for Dunkin' Donuts suit
A Vermont businessman hopes to ring up perhaps the most important sale of his career in late 2009 when he tries to get a jury to side with him in a prolonged dispute with Dunkin' Donuts.
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By Lisa Loomis After much deliberation, the Waitsfield Elementary School will not join other area schools in offering an H1N1 flu vaccination to its students.
State considering three office building options
Architects have completed several plans for a rebuilt state office building on the footprint of the existing building where several employees fell ill with mysterious ailments.
Vermont State Police log: September 23 - 30
These are some of the calls received from Sept. 23 to Sept. 30 Sept. 23 An assault was reported at a residence on Cabot Road in Woodbury.
Where to Find Hayrides in Vermont
Living in in New England fall hayrides were always a favorite thing for my family and I to do when the leaves started turning brown.
Safe too tough for Waitsfield burglars
An unknown number of burglars broke into a Waitsfield business early Tuesday morning but nothing was taken after an alarm went off, according to the Vermont State Police.
It's the moment we've all been waiting for: After 10 years of red tape, disagreements and construction, Waitsfield's cow underpass is finally complete.
Wake up, Waitsfield -- your to...
When will you ever learn? We need as many people coming to this Valley as we can get.
News and views from the Mad River Valley :: Ten years after the promise, cow underpass is completed
By Lisa Loomis It took over a decade, an enormous amount of political pressure, closing private lands to public use, serious lobbying and inter-legislative committee wrangling and, ultimately, a little over a month of construction, but the Turner dairy farm cow underpass has been completed.
Foliage along the Cross Rd. in Waitsfield Sept. 24, 2009. Photo: Jeff Knight
Most areas of Vermont will be displaying multiple stages of colorful foliage over the next several days, especially in the higher elevations and in low-lying sections.
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Lonely bear cub seen on Old County Road in Waitsfield on Sunday, Sept. 20. Mom was nowhere to be seen.
To The Editor: In spring 2010, the Waitsfield Planning Commission will be required by state statute to evaluate and update our Town Plan -- a road map used by town citizens and officials to guide future development.