Deerfield Valley News

Deerfield Valley News has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in February 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Deerfield Valley News are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, deerfieldvalleynews has populated their site with: • Wildcats hold Mill River to season low • Third-quarter run dooms Wildcats • Ruhl aces examiners appointment • Property sales boom drives down CLA, may drive up town tax rate • A look back on the career of Sen. Patrick Leahy, who retired this week • Blue Devils scorch young Wildcats • New lifts for the new year • Wilmington Selectboard comsiders long-term housing grant program • Bankruptcy of Barnes' Hermitage companies coming to a conclusion • First half of 2022 saw COVID wane, locals in Olympics, more • Police cruiser trashed by intoxicated offender • Survey says region cell coverage still spotty • Online readers clicked on mountain, cannabis, fire stories • Young Twin Valley girls’ varsity looking to learn, build for the future • Child care panel discussion highlights obstacles in current system • SVHC to merge with Dartmouth Health • School board plans to take show on the road • Health care costs to be a top topic, says Sanders • Ballot audit comes up clean • Mountain Journal: Get ready to take on the mountain with an early-season game plan • History achieved, amendments now in the books • Wildcats drop close season opener • Beavers help wildlife and humans • Police chief to retire, board approves bid for trail work • Board seeks to improve accounting • Early-morning fire destroys house, kills one occupant • “Like a GPS with fur”: Youth finds way to plum role • Commission tables cannabis grower’s application • Group providing hope for those dealing with use disorder • Post office to stay in Halifax for another five years, board reviews audit • Board approves town’s first retail cannabis license • New fluoridation system may help rural towns • Hankering for some haggis? Village market has it for you • Twin Valley students win big in plow truck naming contest • CUD to begin wiring parts of valley • WSSU to form JEDI council to spur more equity and inclusion • Historic country store up for sale • Skiers, riders thankful for season to arrive • Governor lays out plans for inclusive Vermont • Housing headaches hit home • Ice on base lodge deck claimed to be reason for fall, broken leg • Marketing program a success, to return in 2023 • Students develop a rooting interest in World Cup and learn a little, too • Woman seeks $50 million after fall from platform • Bear involved in backyard attack will be euthanized if found • New superintendent named • School, family at odds over bus stop • Pumpkin contest winners • Board nixes occupancy plan, sets new sewer rate • Valley voters back Roberts, Sibilia, and Proposition 5 • Mountain to drain lake; other projects on hold • Wildcats’ season comes to end with 1-0 quarterfinal loss • Board grapples with public information, post office • Independent Senate candidate staying above the fray • Voters to decide future of library • Group hopes tour helps fill empty buildings • Boards get update on Bitown marketing results • Windham County native son has bipartisanship in his blood • Town joins anti-discrimination initiative • Route 100 to close for a day for emergency work • Town to celebrate Vermont’s state vegetable • Town could support hundreds more rental units, planners say • Selectboard discusses new plan for sewer rates • Halifax post office to close? • Mounties, Phantoms notch victories • Vermonters to vote on reproductive autonomy as a right • Town sees big bump in tax revenues • Group hopes to spur more housing • School still looking for a cook, solves some staffing issues, looks at busing • Federal designation may prioritize Whitingham, other projects • Roberts, Lyddy talk guns, housing • Democrats denounce Lyddy, he pushes back • Eagles soar, Lions roar over ‘Cats • Wildcats overcome Rebels’ rally • Former Republican running as independent for house seat • Company seeks public input on cellular dead zones throughout region • Outdoor dining now permanent, winter plow concerns raised • Old firehouse to become social service hub • Board talks about budgets, diversity • Board signs off on parking area • Rebels show why they’re D4 top gun • Happy one hundred, Mr. Hamilton • Senate candidates speak out at forum • School staffing shortfall still creating problems • Boston Tea Party participant honored in West Wardsboro • DRB hears plans for brewery at Old Red Mill • Property valuation errors put town in the red • Wildcats hold on to beat Bears • Board looks to expand road crew, consider cannabis regulation • Twin Valley defense leading the way • Festival at Adams Farm will benefit local cancer fund • Schools plagued with staffing shortages • Community welcomes refugees • Twin Valley boys take care of WRV • Girls’ team working toward goals • Board balks at bids, dispatching • Board likes park plan but feels town not ready to bear financial burden • Town to consider rental registry • Mt. Olga fire tower temporarily closed • Whitingham residents clash with selectboard, ATV club • Teacher resigns days before school opening • $1 million requested for sewer project would reduce taxpayers’ sewer rate • Beaver Brook School to fill need for weekend child care • Twin Valley excited for in-person school year, staff shortages continue • Dover resident to run state’s first EMS training academy • American Flatbread slated to open in fall in West Dover • Wilmington allocates funds, will apply for dispatching grant • Vermont towns to provide own dispatching services, burden falls on taxpayers • Vicious dog owner given one week to decide action • State funds up to 10 hours of preschool program, parents to cover remaining cost • Marlboro will celebrate its Town House this weekend • Locals plan pilgrimage along Valley Trail • Readsboro parents raise concerns over Twin Valley issues • Voters turn out on primary day, races set for fall • First monkeypox case reported in Vermont • Drive-through doughnut shop in the works • Board presses candidate on unfunded mandates, seeks waiver • Historic building owner seeks permit change, extension • Lyddy says he will work for people not party, improve affordability • Candidates speak their minds at local forum • Mount Snow Academy pulls listing, apologizes to town • Vermonters, nation can now dial 988 for mental health crisis assistance • Long road ahead to fill doctor position • Tristan Roberts hopes to collaborate with community and stay pragmatic • Rory Thibault meets with Dover residents • Gray asks voters what they need from government • Democratic candidates for US Senate debate ahead of August primary • Former horse barn property to be converted to short-term rental units • Schitt’s Creek application sent back to drawing board, plan better suited for a lodging permit • Mount Snow Academy violates zoning permit • Wilmington considers regulating short-term rentals, Airbnb • Voters dissolve seventh and eighth grades • DVFiber project to begin in Halifax, considering 1% local option tax • Trails project receives cooperation and enthusiasm after previous quarrel • Wilmington’s women police officers breaking ground • Speech therapy coming to valley • DVFiber receives $21.9 million for construction • Naloxone in public view saves lives and reduces stigma, say presenters • Nader Hashim discusses priorities if voted to Senate • Tax sale bid causes transparency concerns among board • Low turnout may imply school-choice consensus • Proposed amendments heard by commission • Complaint alleges Walgreens has created unsafe conditions • Senate candidate hosts chat in Dover • Consultant cancels meeting • Comcast to provide fiber service in Wardsboro, Stratton • Grant supports WINGS after-school programming