Press Releases

Kinhaven Semester Program Fall Concerts across Southern Vermont!

Weston, VT — Kinhaven Music School is thrilled to announce the launch of its inaugural Semester Program, beginning August 25, 2025. Designed for high-school musicians, this four-month residential program offers an immersive experience in chamber music, performance, and holistic learning—all…

GMALL – Vanish: Disappearing Icons of a Rural America

MANCHESTER, VT>> Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning (GMALL) is excited to present the screening of Vanish: Disappearing Icons of a Rural America. The program will take place on Thursday, August 14 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at Southern Vermont Arts Center’s…

Monthly Science Hour Launces at MCL

Manchester, VT — The Manchester Community Library is excited to announce a new monthly program designed to ignite a love for science in young learners. Beginning this August, Science Hour with Jason Pergament will be held on the fourth Saturday of…

EHVT Outrage at Intentional Data Breach

End Homelessness Vermont (EHVT) is both stunned and outraged after learning of the egregious privacy breach executed by the Scott Administration. On Monday, August 4th, 64,000 low income Vermonters who rely on food assistance learned that their private information was…

Sunderland Community Task Forces Seek Volunteers

Members of the Sunderland community came together Wednesday, July 18th for the second step of the Sunderland Shines community visit process and set two concrete and actionable priorities for the future of the town. All area residents are encouraged to…

Music in the Meadow 2025

The 21st Music in the Meadow fundraising concert to benefit the Susan G. Komen’s Fight Against Breast Cancer will be held on Saturday, Sept 6 at the Motel in the Meadow, 936 Rte. 11 West, Chester, VT.  from 11am to 6:30…

GMALL – Can SILK Help Save the Planet?

MANCHESTER, VT>> Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning (GMALL) welcomes Tufts University Professor Fiorenzo Omenetto to talk about silk as a viable alternative to plastics. Remember “There’s a great future in plastics” in The Graduate? Well, decades later we are drowning…