March 18 reception to mark town planner Steve Lotspeich’s retirement
Steve Lotspeich 30 years ago became Waterbury’s town planner and he presently is counting down the days to his retirement.
Local stars kick off Lost Nation Theater’s new season on March 18
Montpelier’s Lost Nation Theater presents a one-night benefit performance with some of its favorite artists to launch its new season on Saturday, March 18.
Volunteers needed for Planning Commission, Recreation Committee, Conservation Commission & Tree Committee
The Town of Waterbury is seeking to fill one position on the Waterbury Planning Commission as well as several openings on the Recreation Committee.
The Outside Story: Keeping heat for winter survival
To survive the cold of winter, animals take advantage of protected habitats in the woods or under a blanket of snow. Many birds and mammals also are designed to retain body heat to stay alive in bitter temperatures.
Volunteers sought to train for, teach Falls Prevention Tai Chi classes
The Central Vermont Council on Aging is seeking volunteers to train for and lead Falls Prevention Tai Chi classes for older Vermonters.
Mural project seeks artists and designs
The Public Art Team of the Waterbury Area Anti-Racism Coalition led by Chiyomi McKibbin and MK Monley has drafted a Request for Proposals seeking Vermont-based artists to design and work with the community to paint an original artwork mural at 29 Stowe Street.
Waterbury Public Library looks to the future
Waterbury Public Library is pleased to announce the completion of our 2023-2027 strategic plan.
March at the library: Exercise, fiber arts, games, stargazing – and sled dogs!
Here are some highlights of free programs happening at the Waterbury Public Library in March. Be sure to check the library website for more details, complete schedules of children’s and adult programs, and any changes especially due to weather.
People and wildlife continue to share Perry Hill trails in winter
Efforts to manage human winter activities like cross-country skiing, fat biking and snowshoeing in the Perry Hill recreation area that’s also an important deer habitat are going well, according to state officials who have been paying close attention the past several years.
Chabad of Waterbury-Stowe hosts Purim celebration on March 7
The recently formed Chabad of Waterbury-Stowe Jewish congregation invites members of the local Jewish community to celebrate the holiday of Purim on March 7.
The Outside Story: Meet New England’s musical fish, the burbot
A relative of the cod, burbot in winter move into shallow waters typically under ice to spawn with males using sounds including clicks and buzzes to attract mates.
Valley Players present all-female cast in murder mystery-comedy, March 2-19
The Valley Players present the play “Murder by Membership Only” Thursdays through Sundays, March 2-19, at the Valley Players Theater in Waitsfield.
The Outside Story: Winter wonders – Icicles, snow rollers, hair ice
Along with the challenges of icy roads and snow shoveling, winter offers a host of wonders if you take the time to look.
Lost Nation Theater presents ‘Frozen Jr.’ March 3-4
Montpelier’s Lost Nation Theater presents the musical “Frozen Jr.” on Friday-Saturday, March 3-4.
Pianist Michael Arnowitt joins Eleva Chamber Players for two Waterbury concerts on Feb. 25
The Eleva Chamber Players present celebrated pianist Michael Arnowitt in a pair of concerts entitled “My Favorite Melodies” on Saturday, Feb. 25, in Waterbury.
Winterfest 2023 wrap up and thanks
On behalf of the leadership team, I'd like to thank all who participated, sponsored and supported a successful 12th annual Waterbury Winterfest.
Camel’s Hump Challenge raises over $95k for Alzheimer’s programs
More than 80 skiers participated in the Alzheimer’s Association 2023 Camel’s Hump Challenge last weekend, raising more than $95,000 to support educational programs and services offered by the Alzheimer’s Association Vermont Chapter.
The Outside Story: Pigeons in love
Humans often ascribe traits that we admire to other animals.
Challah Bake to benefit the Waterbury food shelf
Chabad of Waterbury-Stowe invites community members on Feb. 19 to a Challah Bake.
One more chance to buy a brick for Stowe Street Alley
The Stowe Street Alley Project continues to fundraise toward the goal of renovating the alley beside Stowe Street Emporium in downtown Waterbury with one more fundraiser under way for community members to purchase engraved bricks through Feb. 15.