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Grant helps Wilmington stables feed horses
Still trying to rebuild after last summer's floods, Brookside Stables in Wilmington recently received a little help from the Vermont Humane Federation.
Vt. church shuts down after 250 years
After 250 years, the dwindling congregation of a Vermont Congregational church has decided to merge with a larger one.
Town Garage closer to opening in Wilmington
The four members of Wilmington's Town Garage Committee met with five consultants on site Thursday to discuss the status of the future storage facility of the 10 trucks belonging to the town's highway department.
5K snowshoe race and hike set for Feb.12 in Vermont
The fourth annual Hoot, Toot and Whistle 5K Snowshoe Race and Hike is scheduled for Sunday, Feb.
Vt.'s Haystack ski area reopens
WILMINGTON, Vt. -- A long-closed Vermont ski area is operating again and in the process of becoming a members-only resort.
Candidate slates, petition warnings set for area Town Meeting ballots
There will be few contested races on the Town Meeting ballot in most Deerfield Valley towns this year, but there will be some fresh faces as new candidates step forward to fill vacant seats.
Vt.'s long-closed Haystack ski area reopens
WILMINGTON, Vt. - A long-closed Vermont ski area is operating again and in the process of becoming a members-only resort.
Haystack reopens as private club
The 'Stack' is back. A Connecticut businessman is taking the reins of a southern Vermont ski destination and has high hopes of turning it into a successful private resort.
Ending school choice not popular in Halifax
Concerned parents filed into Halifax Elementary School's small library on Wednesday, Jan.
Wilmington taps Scott Murphy for manager
Town Community and Economic Development Director Scott Murphy is planning to resign his post to become town manager in Wilmington.
Voters pass Twin Valley school budget, board passes supervisory union budget
School board members held their regular meeting at Deerfield Valley Elementary School Tuesday evening, followed immediately by a meeting of the Windham Southwest Supervisory Union board.
At their regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday evening, selectboard members appeared resolved to deny a suggestion from the budget committee that could cut the homestead school tax rate by as much as 4 cents, while raising the municipal tax rate by about a penny.
Writer tells the history of how railroad changed Vermont
The two volumes of Brian Donelson's "The Coming of the Train" focus not only on the Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington and Deerfield River Railroads but also, as their subtitle says, on "the industries they served." These industries included logging, furniture making and box making.