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The Merry Barre Holidays Craft Fair sponsored by the Barre Partnership was held on Saturday and Sunday at the Barre Auditorium. The two-day event drew a slew of shoppers from

Children and families wait along Merchants Row to greet Santa Claus at the Downtown Rutland Tree Lighting on Friday night. More photos from the event are available at www.rutlandherald.com

“Whale Dance” in Randolph, a sculpture by Jim Sardonis, frames a snowy Monday morning across much of the state. The heavy snow caused power and internet outages around central Vermont,

Logan Paluch, owner of Wild Kind Toys on Center Street in downtown Rutland, gets ready for Small Business Saturday on Friday morning. Paluch said the shop will feature extended hours

Patty Valentine, of East Montpelier, and her daughter, Grace, select a random prize from a downtown merchant from Flannel Fairy Olivia Campbell during Montpelier Alive’s annual Flannel Friday celebration in

Jeremy Tarwater, soft goods buyer for Onion River Outdoors, arranges a display wall just prior to a soft opening for the store on Wednesday morning. The outdoor retailer is reopening

Mary Kay Blouin, owner of Delish, fills dispensers with candy this week as she prepares to reopen on Friday. Delish, a sweet shop in downtown Montpelier, has been closed since

Waterbury Ambulance held a COVID vaccine clinic on Saturday at the Montpelier High School. It proved to be a busy day. As of mid-morning more than 400 vaccinations already had

Nori Towns was shopping for brussels sprouts on Saturday at the annual Thanksgiving Farmers Market held at Montpellier High School.

Volunteers from the National Life Internal Audit squad pack free, to-go Thanksgiving dinners Tuesday outside Bethany Church in Montpelier. For the fourth year the National Life Group and Sodexo offered