Business Notes | June 1
Grow Compost throws a Saturday 'soil-abration’; 'Cheese the Day' at Cabot Annex this Saturday; Did someone say ‘cake’?
Rep. Welch gets a peek inside KORE Solutions
The transformation of a former coffee roasting plant and packaging facility to a cutting-edge renewable energy storage manufacturing facility was the backdrop Monday for a visit to Waterbury by U.S. Rep. Peter Welch.
Local pottery studios take part in Vermont Open Studio Weekend
The 30th Annual Vermont Spring Open Studio Weekend is this Saturday and Sunday, May 28-29, with artist studios around the state open to visitors from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Central Vermont Adult Basic Education leader to retire
After more than 50 years of service, Carol Shults-Perkins has announced her retirement as executive director of Central Vermont Adult Basic Education effective June 30.
New vet joins Waterbury Veterinary Hospital
Waterbury Veterinary Hospital announced the addition of a new veterinarian to its staff.
Bridgeside hosts Vermont authors on Independent Bookstore Day
This Saturday, April 30, is Independent Bookstore Day and Bridgeside Books plans a daylong schedule hosting Vermont authors who will visit the store for book signings and activities.
Angelica Taylor named Chief Operations Officer at Darn Tough Vermont
Darn Tough Vermont this week announced the promotion of Angelica Taylor to the position of chief operating officer.
Lawson’s unveils state’s largest solar canopy
Today on Earth Day, Lawson’s Finest Liquids cut the ribbon on its 495-panel solar array-covered parking area across the street from its taproom and brewery on Carroll Road in Waitsfield.
Stalwart community volunteer John Malter honored with O’Dell Award
At their first in-person annual meeting in three years, members of Revitalizing Waterbury recapped a busy 2021, looked to projects ahead for 2022 and honored longtime community volunteer John Malter with the group’s annual service award.
WDEV adds 'Eye on the World' weeknights
WDEV radio has added the CBS program "Eye on the World" with host John Batchelor to its weeknight schedule.
Train station to get a new coffee shop and bakery
Just over two years since the Waterbury Train Station’s café closed its doors, building owner Revitalizing Waterbury announced that it has landed a new tenant with plans to open a coffee shop and bakery.
Pottery studio transforms former Waterbury gun shop
A popular commercial business location on U.S. Route 2 in Waterbury has recently undergone a transformation becoming the community’s newest craft center as a pottery studio and gallery.
Northern Reliability expanding under new ownership
Energy storage firm Northern Reliability Inc. is poised to double its staff and expand its footprint in Waterbury now that it’s been acquired by a battery manufacturing company based in Idaho.
LEAP organizes free energy-efficiency checks for local businesses
Waterbury LEAP and the Waterbury Energy Plan Committee have organized opportunities for businesses in Waterbury and Duxbury to have energy-efficiency evaluations in April.
The Lawson’s Finest Sunshine Fund to support adult education programs
Lawson’s Finest Liquids of Waitsfield has selected Central Vermont Adult Basic Education as one of its April donation recipients.
Gov. Scott checks out EV snowmobiles at Cotton Brook
Gov. Phil Scott last Saturday visited the Cotton Brook recreation area for an event to promote electric-powered snowmobiles.
Revitalizing Waterbury sets dates for Arts Fest, annual meeting
Revitalizing Waterbury recently announced that it will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, March 30, and that Waterbury Arts Fest returns to summertime this year, July 8-9.
Girl Scouts combine cookies, Valentines at book shop
Bridgeside Books will be hopping this weekend with special events tied to Valentine’s Day and Girl Scout Cookie season.
Ballet Vermont lands a home on the edge of Waterbury
Known for its Farm to Ballet summer performances, Ballet Vermont is setting up its very own studio on the edge of Waterbury.
Revitalizing Waterbury seeks community input
Revitalizing Waterbury is seeking input from the public as it develops a new strategic plan to guide its work into 2026.