Local volleyball wins three of four

Both MUHS and Mt. Abe have each only taken one loss so far this season.

Mt. Abe has yet to lose this season.

MUHS had yet to lose a game as the Tiger 11 headed into a game on Wednesday night against a Mt. Abe team still in search of its first season win.

There were multiple local matches this past week.

The small team lost their first game, but the team holds lots of potential, according to Coach Bre Sykes.

There are plenty of games lined up the next few days.

Gabriel Billings, who has experience at the college level as an athletic director, is due in the Mt. Abe AD office next week.

Local high school students have collaborated with artists and local professionals on two projects this summer.

“What this comes down to is the fact that my child’s mental health and our lack of wealth has created her inability to go,” said Mary Blacklock

Five players from Mount Abraham and Otter Valley were named to the roster, as was a local coach.

“We may find there is no use for AI in schools; that may be where we land. I feel that we have a responsibility to have bigger conversations with students about AI.”

“You have to evolve with the times and not just stick with your macaroni and cheese, although they still like it.” — Carol Roscoe

A German exchange student’s year in Vermont left all those involved with new memories and a greater understanding of different cultures.

Wyatt Moyer encouraged current and incoming students to “just go for it” when it comes to pursuing activities and courses in high school.

MUHS, VUHS and Mt. Abe athletes garnered recognition for their spring seasons.