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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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Redhawks teams peaking as season nears final weeks

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner

CVU 15, Middlebury 0: Champlain Valley remained (10-0) undefeated this season with a shutout of Middlebury on Saturday. Champlain Valley 14, Milton 10: It was the Charlie Garavelli show last Thursday. Garavelli had eight goals in the game to keep CVU (9-0) undefeated this season. CVU 6, Rice 1: The CVU boys’ tennis team ceded only a single match to Rice on Friday.
Extra drama as Wolves knock off undefeated St. Johnsbury

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner

South Burlington 5, St. Johnsbury 4 (8): Bennett Campbell earned the win in relief for the Wolves as he got them into and out of extra innings with two strikeouts and one run over four innings — and an RBI to boot. Cedric LaMothe (2-for-4, 2 RBIs), Aiden Gray (2-for-4, RBI) and Henry Dorman (2-for-4) provided big bats for South Burlington, which moved to 10-2 with the win. It was St. J’s first loss of the season.
Extra drama as Wolves knock off undefeated St. J

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Tommy Gardner

South Burlington 5, St. Johnsbury 4 (8): Bennett Campbell earned the win in relief for the Wolves as he got them into and out of extra innings with two strikeouts and one run over four innings — and an RBI to boot. Cedric LaMothe (2-for-4, 2 RBIs), Aiden Gray (2-for-4, RBI) and Henry Dorman (2-for-4) provided big bats for South Burlington, which moved to 10-2 with the win. It was St. J’s first loss of the season.
LUHS varsity roundup

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Aaron Calvin

It was a tough week with a heartbreaker for Lamoille softball players. Here’s how the Lancers fared this week:May 27U-32 7, Lamoille 2Lamoille’s Ben Turner pitched six innings and allowed eight hits, seven runs, committed five errors, had one strikeout and two walks. Ryan Germain went 2-for-3 with an RBI and Daniel Mlcuch went 1-for-3 with an RBI.
Planners seek community input in highway safety plan

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Briana Brady

The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission is seeking community input on its roadway safety action plan. The plan, which the commission will use to prioritize different safety upgrades, will also make the region eligible for grants through the federal Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program.
Champlain Valley Union inks a new teacher contract

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Briana Brady

The Champlain Valley School District has ratified a new three-year contract with its unionized faculty and staff. Administrators, the board and representatives from the Champlain Valley Education Association have been meeting to negotiate the agreement since January. According to union president Emily McLean and vice president Christopher Hood, it is the product of a smooth process. “A sign that it was a successful process was that neither side got everything they wanted right.
Divided lawmakers keep housing bill hobbling

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Carly Berlin

After an hours-long debate last Friday, the Vermont House advanced a major housing package that would set up a new financing tool for infrastructure that supports new residential development. The largely party-line vote over S.127 comes after more than a week of discord among House lawmakers over the marquee infrastructure program, and it follows the Senate’s passage of a separate housing package a day prior.
CVU students protest immigration policies

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Briana Brady

Champlain Valley High School students walked out of class last week in protest of the federal government’s immigration enforcement policies and their local impact. The students were part of a network of walkouts at high schools organized statewide with the support of the Education Justice Coalition of Vermont, a group focused on mobilizing students to promote equity in the education system.
All you have to do is dance

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Briana Brady

If you can walk, you can probably contra dance. That’s according to Bob Birkett, a Shelburne resident and the president of the Queen City Contra board, an organization which has been sponsoring community dances at the historic Shelburne Town Hall since 2003. Last Friday night, at the group’s monthly dance, the hall was packed with lines of people laughing as they spun each other around, held hands, and stomped in rhythm with the live fiddle music.
Water, wastewater among the topics for Hinesburg selects

1 week ago | vtcng.com | Briana Brady

The Hinesburg selectboard met last week to go over the town’s liquid assets. The board, at its May 21 meeting, announced a public hearing for the municipal wastewater and water budgets on June 4. The proposed wastewater budget would raise $760,000 through user fees with some increase to rates. For a home that produces 45,000 gallons of wastewater a year, the cost is expected to go from $990 to $1,100 annually. For water, the town expects to raise $580,000 through user fees.