October 30, 2024:
Today’s Vermont news highlights a variety of seasonal events, community improvements, and educational initiatives. Addison County approved new park upgrades set to start next year, and Killington prepares for ski season with early snowmaking. South Hero’s library launches a “Books for All” program, distributing free books to children, while Morrisville’s winter farmers market opens, supporting local vendors. Woodstock Inn will hold its annual star lighting ceremony, symbolizing community resilience. Vermont’s Legislature considers tax incentives for small businesses to adopt energy-efficient practices, encouraging sustainability. These stories showcase Vermont’s commitment to community enrichment, winter activities, and sustainable development.
Addison County: Middlebury Selectboard approved funding for improvements to local parks, prioritizing trail maintenance and new playground equipment. The project is expected to begin in early 2025, with community members expressing strong support for the upgrades.
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Bennington County: Bennington Police are expanding their efforts to address mental health crises by partnering with local mental health organizations to offer on-site support. The initiative aims to provide more immediate assistance and reduce strain on emergency services.
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Caledonia County: The Hardwick Historical Society is hosting an exhibit on the town’s industrial history, showcasing artifacts and photos from its agricultural and logging past. The exhibit will run through the end of the year.
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Chittenden County: Burlington’s South End Art Hop is set to return this weekend, featuring open studios, art installations, and performances. The event, a highlight for local artists and residents, will run for three days and draw visitors from across the state.
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Franklin County: Enosburg’s community theater will perform a production of “A Christmas Carol” next month, with local actors and a festive holiday setting. Organizers expect strong turnout for the holiday tradition.
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Grand Isle County: South Hero’s library is launching a “Books for All” program, distributing free books to children in underserved communities. The initiative seeks to promote literacy and a love for reading among young residents.
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Lamoille County: Morrisville’s winter farmers market is set to return, offering locally produced food, crafts, and seasonal goods. Held indoors, the market provides an opportunity for residents to support local vendors through the winter.
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Orange County: Randolph’s holiday lighting ceremony is scheduled for next week, with downtown decorated to celebrate the season. The event includes live music and refreshments and is expected to draw large crowds.
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Orleans County: Derby announced plans to add a new ice skating rink to its community park, aiming to provide more recreational options during the winter months. The rink is expected to open by mid-December.
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Rutland County: Killington is finalizing preparations for its ski season, with a major snowmaking test planned for early November. The resort is anticipating strong attendance, with new facilities ready for visitors.
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Washington County: Barre’s library is hosting a series of technology workshops for seniors, covering basic computer skills and internet safety. The program is part of an ongoing effort to improve digital literacy in the community.
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Windham County: Brattleboro’s downtown holiday parade will return next month, with community groups and local schools preparing festive floats. The parade is a much-loved tradition and a significant draw for residents.
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Windsor County: Woodstock Inn is preparing for its annual star lighting ceremony, a community event symbolizing hope and resilience. This year’s ceremony will be followed by a gala supporting local charities.
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VT Daily Chronicle: Vermont’s Legislature is considering new tax incentives to encourage small businesses to adopt energy-efficient practices, aiming to reduce operational costs and promote sustainability statewide.
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