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Lincoln votes to withdraw from Mt. Abe school district - Vimarsana News

Lincoln votes to withdraw from Mt. Abe school district

LINCOLN — By a margin of more than 3 to 1, Lincoln voted Tuesday to withdraw from the Mount Abraham Unified School District. The vote count was 525-172 in favor of the measure.

High school seniors to get a last hurrah - Vimarsana News

High school seniors to get a last hurrah

ADDISON COUNTY — After enduring nearly 15 months of COVID-19 restrictions, from masks and social distancing to remote and hybrid classes, local high schools are on the verge of having an almost “norma

Ripton Elementary School is at a crossroads - Vimarsana News

Ripton Elementary School is at a crossroads

RIPTON — Ripton’s bid to withdraw from the Addison Central School District will again take center stage before the Vermont State Board of Education (SBE) next Wednesday, May 19.

Shot in Vermont, 'Best Summer Ever' Is a Joyous Teen Musical - Vimarsana News

Shot in Vermont, 'Best Summer Ever' Is a Joyous Teen Musical

SUMMER LOVING Wilson and DeVido play starry-eyed teens in Zeno Mountain Farm's Vermont-shot musical. Our streaming entertainment options are overwhelming — and not always easy to sort through. Lately, everybody's been talking about Best Summer Ever, a musical that was produced and shot in Vermont by Zeno Mountain Farm, a Lincoln nonprofit that runs retreats and camps for people with and without disabilities. Directed by Michael Parks Randa and Lauren Smitelli, the movie features Hollywood talent in front of and behind the camera. Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaa...

Vermont's Green Mountain Club offers alternative hikes for mud season - Vimarsana News

Vermont's Green Mountain Club offers alternative hikes for mud season

Mud season might limit your hiking adventures — but you have other options, we promise.  The transition from winter to spring in Vermont means mud-laden trails and restrictions on where you can hike.  "Rain and melting snow at higher elevations are keeping many of Vermont's hiking trails wet and muddy," Vermont State Parks wrote on its website. "When hikers tramp on saturated soils, they cause soil compaction and erosion as well as damage to the trail and surrounding vegetation." Fear not! You have alternatives, according to the Green Mountain Club, which keeps a list of substitute hik...