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City Market Expanded With Help From Mascoma Bank

Luke Awtry Madelyn Cataford & John Tashiro City Market, Onion River Co-op, is a Vermont institution. From modest beginnings on Archibald Street in the Old North End, the member-owned cooperative has been providing local, organic and conventional food to the Burlington community for more than 40 years.  Now it’s a huge force in the local food ecosystem. City Market works with more than 1,000 Vermont vendors from around the state. In 2020, its sales topped $53.8 million; Vermont products accounted for approximately 40 percent of that.  And the co-op is about much more than making money. Promoting sustainable agriculture is part of its mission. So is ending childhood hunger and supporting essential community partners. That’s why City Market encourages shoppers to “round up” their purchases to the nearest dollar amount it colle

Feeding families throughout the holiday season

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BRATTLEBORO — Families in the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union (WNESU) received three free food boxes over the holiday break thanks to the tireless efforts of the Farm to School Cafe staff and farmers throughout the region. The food boxes contained a week’s worth of bulk meal ingredients for breakfast and lunch to help stretch families’ grocery budgets and keep students nourished over the long break. The Farm to School Cafe reached out to Food Connects to fill those boxes as much as possible with high-quality foods from local producers, including fresh New Hampshire-made bread, Vermont cheese and produce, and fresh fruit.

Burlington Free Press, USA TODAY Network award grants to Vermont nonprofits

Burlington Free Press, USA TODAY Network award grants to Vermont nonprofits Pollinators, rain gardens and a Loo : Meet the new Burlington City Hall Park Replay Video Three Vermont nonprofit organizations received grants through the USA TODAY Network s A Community Thrives program. A Community Thrives is a grant program from the USA TODAY Network and is part of the Gannett Foundation. It supports nonprofit organizations with projects focused on community with crowdfunding and through the awarding of more than $12 million in grants over the last three years.  © COURTESY/HANDS Jen Berger and Joan Ouimette, both of Burlington, meet for the first time in August 2020 after talking weekly for four months. The two were paired in the Support Buddies program, a partnership between the Heineberg Senior Center and HANDS (Helping and Nurturing Diverse Seniors) during the pandemic.

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