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Mike Webster and Rabiah Kanafani, right, with Donnegan Systems, of Northborough, Mass., install a new open-storage gallery at the Vermont History Center in Barre recently. The Vermont Historical Society currently

Greg Western, executive director of the Cross Vermont Trail Association, checks the grade of the trail Tuesday in East Montpelier. Work on the long-distance trail is about four months behind

Harwood Union High School alumnus Owen Duffy cheers on Harwood’s girls and boys soccer teams on Saturday. The Harwood boys soccer team defeated Rice during the Division II championship game

Marilyn and Wayne King, pictured at Wayne’s post on Library Avenue, finish up a crossing guard shift on a brisk morning last Friday. Wayne was recently awarded the 2023 Vermont

Luke Moutier, of Burlington, works on an overhanging boulder problem this week during a snow storm in Smuggler’s Notch. Route 108 through the notch closed this week for the winter

Brad and Becky Carey, co-owners of The Book Garden, stock shelves Wednesday as the downtown Montpelier shop reopened for the first time since flooding in July. The store sells books,

Shelby Perry, of Montpelier, fills her travel mug with coffee Friday morning at the Capitol Grounds coffee house on State Street in Montpelier reopened for the first time after rebuilding

David Lovelette builds a pizza this week in the new Positive Pie food trailer on State Street in downtown Montpelier. The trailer is serving pizza, including slices and delivery options,

The remains of the rk MILES lumberyard in Montpelier is seen on Thursday morning after a fire destroyed the facility Wednesday night. Story on A2.

Zombie dancers perform Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” on Langdon Street in Montpelier on Tuesday night following downtown trick-or-treating.