When heavy rainfall inundated parts of Addison County in July 2024, it didn’t take long to see the damage left behind.
Events this past Saturday and on May 2 are aimed at getting residents out on the Bristol Trail Network and connecting with the natural world.
The events are intended “to inform, explore, celebrate, and help conserve wildlands and forests in Vermont and the Northeast.”
The school board last week decided on which schools it will explore keeping open in each of the education delivery options it’s considering for the district.
Communities across Addison County have expressed their interest in exploring more ways to collaborate with one another.
The week-long event will feature opportunities for residents to support area businesses and build community.
Next year, the Bristol school will have one principal for grades 7-8, along with one high school principal for grades 9-12 and an assistant principal.
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The event was aimed at highlighting the diverse traditions of Jews from across the Arab world, as well as building community.
Local sugarmakers reported a slow start to the season but were hoping to see their syrup production end up around average.
A group of Vermonters is advocating for professional equine operations to be recognized as fully agricultural in all Vermont state statutes.
The recent lecture covered what climate change looks like in the state, related challenges and opportunities for individuals and communities to respond.
Addison County farmers are among those serving on a stakeholder group formed to help state officials navigate Vermont’s approach to regulating some farm operations and agricultural water quality.
“We all agreed that ‘conservation’ doesn’t begin or end with permanent legal protection.” — Andrew L’Roe
The school board decided to table approving that timeline and is expected to revisit it at the board’s April 14 meeting.
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