Page 41 - Snapshots News Today

Sarah Sehon discusses some of the products at Wild Kind Toys with owner Logan Paluch during Thursday night’s Jingle Bell Shop event in downtown Rutland. Wild Kind Toys was paired

Guests at this week’s holiday tree-lighting outside the State House were treated to some holiday baked goods, as well as coffee, tea and hot chocolate. The annual event, which is

The Green Mountain United Way is supported the Department for Children and Families by providing a gift bag to about 200 children in foster care. Here, Sarah Galbraith, director of

Secretary of Agriculture Food and Markets Anson Tebbetts, of Cabot, waits with his donkey, Frannie, at the tree-lighting ceremony at the State House on Monday evening.

Christmas tree branches are filled during the VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region Tree of Remembrance Ceremony with ornaments in remembrance of those loved ones who have died. The

After overseeing the lighting of the Christmas Tree outside the State House this week, Gov. Phil Scott sat with Vermont children to read holiday stories, share memories, and ring in

Guests at this week’s holiday tree-lighting outside the State House were treated to some holiday baked goods, as well as coffee, tea and hot chocolate. The annual event, which is

The Five Below in Berlin was supporting Toys for Tots on Saturday afternoon with a little help from the Grinch. Iris Medina, 6, poses with the Grinch at the department

Thousands of demonstrators turned out for a Free Palestine Rally at the State House on Saturday afternoon. Speakers from around the state made calls for unity and steps toward peace

The storm that dropped a mix of rain and snow on central Vermont was officially designated the first storm of the year by the National Weather Service. The messy storm