The word from many longtime participants is that more trash was collected this year than at any point in recent memory.
A beautification tradition begins anew this Saturday, May 2, with a fresh slate of Green Up Day activities.
The annual Middlebury Bike Swap will be on Green Up Day Saturday, May 2, 9 a.m. to noon at Middlebury’s Cannon Park near Frog Hollow Bikes.
Vermont is shooting for 100% coverage of roads during Green Up Day 2026; help your neighbors get there.
A trailer will be set up at the Town Shed to receive bags on Friday, May 1 for Green Up Day on Saturday, May 2.
The Leicester Historical Society is sponsoring Prize Bingo Saturday, April 11, at 1 p.m., at the Senior Center.
We wanted to reach out and offer a heartfelt thank you to our Middlebury Community for helping to Green Up and celebrate our garden and farm-to-school work.
Green Up Day across Vermont is still more than a week off, but Vermonters who are moved by signs of spring don’t need to wait to pitch in — Start Greening Up now.
Want to go for a walk on May 4 and help make Vermont an even more beautiful place? Pick up some trash on Green Up Day.
As a frequent cyclist on Vermont’s roads (preferably the gravel ones) I have an additional perspective.
We know it isn’t your litter but Vermont needs our help. Pick up your free Green Up supplies from your Volunteer Town Coordinator and spend an hour or two picking up litter around your town.
With snow gone and the flowers springing to life along Vermont’s roadsides, drivers also notice winter’s detritus — bottles, cans, cardboard, paper, tires, plastics of all sorts.
Want to go for a walk on May 6 and help make Vermont an even more beautiful place?
Folks in Leicester are determined to clean every single road in town on Green Up Day this year, which falls on Saturday, May 7, and they will be keeping track of that goal at the Town Garage on Fern Lake Road.
Here’s the deal about Green Up Day: it works best if you coordinate your efforts with your town.
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