VT-108 through Smuggler's Notch reopened Saturday after a weekend closure due to snow, VTRANS said.
Drivers should be cautious as vehicles over 40 feet (cannot fit) on the route.
Freshman Mariella Desjardin (after 14 years battling kidney disease) made the Burlington High School varsity girls soccer team this fall and is near receiving a new kidney.
Vermont Libraries Day is celebrated tomorrow statewide as a new law creates an annual event to honor libraries and their workers.
Residents are encouraged to visit local libraries for book checkouts, learning programs, and community connections (state librarian Catherine Delneo urged participation).
David Ismail scored his first goal in two months as Vermont soccer rallied for a 3-2 comeback win over UNH on Saturday, Oct.
17 from behind at their home field, extending a long unbeaten streak.
DandyLion, a Vermont-based luxury homewares brand, announced its expansion into handcrafted furniture on Oct.
16 in Burlington. The collection features durable pieces made locally with traditional woodworking techniques and sustainable hardwoods (designed to last).
Delta Dental’s All-USA Vermont Boys Athlete of the Week poll closed Oct.
15 (Talin Bartholdi of Mount Anthony football won with 62.8% of 45,289 votes and rushed for 144 yards and three touchdowns in the Patriots’ 34 to 26 win over Hartford) and the next poll opens Oct. 19.
Sophia James of Vergennes soccer won the All-USA Vermont Girls Athlete of the Week contest after scoring three goals and receiving 56% of the 59,692 votes cast between Oct.
12 and Oct. 15 (Delta Dental sponsored the event). The next ballot opens on Oct. 19.
With Halloween falling on a Saturday this year, Burlington residents can look forward to a range of spooky events including ghostwalks, museum tours, costume parties, and film screenings scheduled from today through Oct.
31 (with Nightmare Vermont on pause in Essex Junction).
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