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The Vermont Community Newspaper Group (VTCNG) operates out of the charming and vibrant town of Stowe, located in the central mountains of Vermont. Stowe is not only a lively community throughout the year but also a thriving center for businesses, hosting a variety of successful companies. This town offers a unique blend of top-notch amenities and the warmth of small-town life, featuring renowned year-round resorts such as the Stowe Mountain Resort and the Trapp Family Lodge.

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Stowe alumni association searches for younger graduates

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

Deep in the annals of the Stowe Historical Society’s archives are two weathered books with detailed notes from every party the Stowe High School Alumni Association has thrown over the last century, but it trails off in the 1970s and there’s almost nothing after 2014. The parties used to be extravagant, Nina Berlin, president of the alumni association, said.
SCOTUS ruling opens challenge to CA greenhouse gas, EV rules

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Kenneth Schrupp

(The Center Square) - A 7-2 U.S. Supreme Court ruling re-opened a challenge to California’s greenhouse gas emissions regulations and electric vehicle requirements by recognizing that fuel producers have standing to make their case against the rules.
Sanders walks the walk, talks the talk

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner |Patrick Bilow

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders wore his Asics running shoes on Saturday. The long-serving independent — and one-time presidential candidate — needed them with the weekend’s agenda. His first stop was in Morrisville, where, like a tousled-hair Pied Piper, he led hundreds of people on a three-mile walk along the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail. Sanders was instrumental in securing funds to complete the 93-mile trail.
New Hinesburg planner hits the ground running

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Briana Brady

Zachary Nersinger started as Hinesburg’s new town planner June 6. Nersinger replaces Alex Weinhagen, who served as the town planner for 22 years before taking a position earlier this year with the state’s new Land Use Review Board. For the last two years, Nersinger worked with the Community and Economic Development Office for the City of Burlington where he was the senior projects and policy specialist.
Wolcott United Methodist Church

1 week ago | vtcng.com | John Hawkins

This past weekend, we celebrated Peace with Justice Sunday, a special day when United Methodists around the world unite in prayer, reflection and giving. The United Methodists support peace-building programs that address the root causes of conflict. We encourage you to consider how you can help bring about the world God envisions: one of peace, justice and reconciliation. The United Methodists support programs that promote peace, human rights and justice both locally and globally.
Jury clears UVM doc in overdose civil suit

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Mike Donoghue

A Chittenden County jury has cleared the University of Vermont Medical Center against claims of medical malpractice and negligent undertaking in the 2020 overdose death of the adult son for a doctor based at the Burlington hospital. Shelburne doctor David N. Krag, as executor of the estate of Peter M. Krag, had sued the medical center claiming the care provided by Dr. Halle G. Sobel was substandard and led to the death of the well-known local jazz musician from Shelburne five years ago.
Gordon retires from Stowe Middle School after 33 years

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

Charlie Gordon never thought he’d be a teacher. Both his parents were teachers, and it was the last thing on his mind as he approached college and a career. But he “wanted a mission in life where he could help people,” and after a few memorable years working as an assistant director at a summer camp in Rutland, he realized he could make his greatest impact working with kids, which meant he might be following his parents’ footsteps after all.
Alumni association searches for younger graduates

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Patrick Bilow

Deep in the annals of the Stowe Historical Society’s archives are two weathered books with detailed notes from every party the Stowe High School Alumni Association has thrown over the last century, but it trails off in the 1970s and there’s almost nothing after 2014. The parties used to be extravagant, Nina Berlin, president of the alumni association, said.
Final exam: Do you know what happened in CVSD this year?

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Briana Brady

As the Champlain Valley School District overhauled some of its policies this year, local, state and federal debates over funding and structure also impacted how the district has been imagining its future. From local budget cuts to federal mandates over diversity, equity and inclusion, here’s a cheat-sheet on everything that happened in the district this year.
Town strikes down Union Bank rebuild

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Aaron Calvin

The Stowe development review board has struck down a long-discussed plan to demolish the Union Bank branch on Park Street and construct a new multi-level, mixed-use building in its place. The board’s decision, published last week, states the development, as proposed, would “result in an undue adverse effect on the scenic and natural beauty of the area and aesthetics” of Stowe village, and that it failed to comply with the construction standards required in the town’s historic areas.