COVID-19 vaccine update from Waterbury Ambulance Service
Waterbury Ambulance Service staff will be administering COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots at a variety of walk-in clinics around Central Vermont including Waterbury.
Storytime, show-and-tell fundraiser with Waterbury Ambulance Service
Bridgeside Books hosts members of Waterbury Ambulance Service for a storytime, Q&A, and fundraiser this Sunday, Sept. 18, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Outside Story: Freshwater marshes are biodiversity hotspots
Sunlight glinted off the water as we paddled our canoe along a winding channel that led through a marsh of tall grasses and wild rice.
One Town One Book welcomes author Catherine Drake
Looking to launch a local book reading project with the theme of “One Town One Book,” Bridgeside Books owner Katya d'Angelo and staffer Jenna Danyew’s first inspiration was to contact debut novelist Catherine Drake, author of “The Treehouse on Dog River Road.”
Fast CAT dog run trials return to Dac Rowe Sept. 24-25
The Green Mountain Dog Club hosts another of its Fast CAT trial events at Dac Rowe Park, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 24-25.
Sunzilla crowned alongside record ‘Green Monster’
Rusty Parker Memorial Park was all sunflowers and smiles for the 29th annual Hunt for Sunzilla contest hosted by the Waterbury Rotary Club this week.
Works by ‘The Artists Among Us’ on view at the library
MakerSphere presents an art show, “The Artists Among Us,” through the end of October at the Waterbury Public Library.
Special places inspire works at Axel’s through Oct. 8
A conversation on the sidelines of the soccer fields blossomed into a collaborative exhibition of complimentary work now on view at Axel’s Gallery on Stowe Street.
Waterbury Center Church: Bean & Ham Dinner Sept. 16; winter clothing drive is on
The Waterbury Center Community Church hosts a Baked Bean & Ham Take-Out Supper next Friday, Sept. 16, and volunteers have begun collecting items for the annual winter clothing drive.
Adaptive kayaking at Waterbury Center State Park
Visitors to Waterbury Center State Park this summer may have spotted an unusual sight on the shore: modified kayaks boasting big wheels to enter the water easier, angled paddles mounted on their sides and plastic buoys to prevent tipping.
The Outside Story: Brown thrashers rely on thickets
The brown thrasher (Toxostoma rufum) lives out its days in relative seclusion.
Drag Queen Story Hour draws a crowd
Every good story hour it seems includes a fairy tale that starts with, “Once upon a time…” Saturday’s Drag Queen Story Hour at Bridgeside Books was no exception with fairy tales and much more.
September at Waterbury Public Library: History walk, exercise class, poetry and more
The library has several programs coming up for adults in September.
Sunflower season brings blooms and Sunzilla
It’s that time of the summer as gardens overflow with summer vegetables and flower gardens are on full display.
Sept. 11: Concert, silent auction to support new ambulance station
Waterbury Ambulance Service plans a special fundraiser on Sunday, Sept. 11, at the Double E in Essex Junction to support its Station Creation Project to build a new facility next year.
Sept. 10: Duxbury Historical Society’s Let’s Make a Deal Sale
The Duxbury Historical Society hosts its annual Let's-Make-A-Deal Yard & Bake Sale on Saturday, Sept. 10.
Vermont National Guard hosts base open house on 9/11
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. – The Vermont National Guard is hosting an Open House at the 158th Fighter Wing, Vermont Air National Guard Base in South Burlington on Sept. 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Waterbury Fire Department hosts blood drive Sept. 10
The Waterbury Fire Department hosts an annual blood drive on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the United States.
The Outside Story: Rethinking the lawn
This spring, we went the no-mow route on about a quarter-acre of our lawn, the last remaining groomed piece we hadn’t turned into vegetable garden or permanent meadow.
Weekend craft fair benefits Valley Players
More than 80 artists along with bands and food vendors converge on Kenyon's Field in Waitsfield this weekend for the 51st Annual Mad River Valley Craft Fair.