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Chester—In case you forgot, April is National Poetry Month. But don’t worry: Chester’s Stone Village Poetry Experience has remembered. More important, the two-year-old organization has arranged a series of Saturday events that will touch the hearts of poetry lovers of all ilks. Poetry Month in Chester will begin with a presentation by former Vermont Poet Laureate Sydney Lea at the Chester Town Hall at 7 pm on Saturday, April 8. Lea, who has published 14 books of poetry and was granted the Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts in 2021, will read from his works and discuss “Poetr...

WINHALL — It is the season for schools everywhere to develop, deliberate on, and sometimes agonize over budgets. As boards try to decide what will stay and what will go

STRATTON — As the Southern Vermont Trails Association waited for snow to cover the ground for backcountry skiing and other winter activities, the group made preparations.

For immediate release Media Contact: Robert Szpila, 802-258-0790 or info@windhamaging.com Windham Aging Releases Report on Aging, Plan to Create Regional Plan for Aging BRATTLEBORO, VT (November 11, 2022)—After a year of collecting and analyzing data on the state of aging in Windham County, Windham Aging is releasing the Windham Aging Report. Windham Aging is a collaboration of leaders from organizations who serve older people in Windham County Vermont. According to the website, www.WindhamAging.com, the Windham Aging effort started a year and a half ago when retired hospital CEO, Roger Allb...

GRAFTON — Grafton Village Cheese, a business of the nonprofit Windham Foundation, was awarded two Best in Class medals for the cheesemaker’s Traditional Clothbound Cheddar and Bear Hill at the