2014-07-23



Bear Necessities: ‘Bear Man’ To Present At Bookstock

Read the story in this week’s Vermont Standard on newsstands Thursday, July 24 or read the eEdition.


Wildlife biologist Ben Kilham, seen here, will be at the Norman Williams Public Library on Saturday at 2 p.m. giving a presentation on black bears during Bookstock weekend. Kilham is just one of dozens of presenters. For a full list, go to pages 12C-16C or online at bookstockvt.org

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Bookstock In Woodstock This Weekend – July 25-27, 2014

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Top Headlines
Coolidge Artifacts Saved From Arson

by Katy Savage, Standard Staff

For Bridgewater Man, 22nd Time’s The Charm

by Katy Savage, Standard Staff

Quechee Bridge Parks Questioned By Board

by Eric Francis, Standard Correspondent

Frozen Journey Fuels A Family’s Pride

by Virginia Dean, Standard Correspondent

WCSU Summer Program Ends With South African Play

by Harriet Worrell, Art Darts

Time, Rising Food Costs Force Dixie’s II To Close

by Virginia Dean, Standard Correspondent

Website Name Woodstock A Top Pet-Friendly Town

Staff Report

Solar Company Expects To Expand Across Windsor County

by Virginia Dean, Standard Correspondent

Hartland Teen Takes Top Prize At State 4-H Competition

Staff Report

West Windsor Selectboard Looks To Solve Bible Hill Road Issues

by George Calver, Standard Correspondent

Bridgewater Sets 4 Cent Tax Increase

by Virginia Dean, Standard Correspondent

ECFiber Needs $200,000 To Connect Pomfret

Staff Report

Local Families Open Homes To City Kids

by Katy Savage, Standard Staff

Royalton Police: Man Tries To Elude Troopers In Field

by Eric Francis, District Court Report

Hot Day At The Zoo Kicks Off Killington’s Free Concert Series July 26

Sharon Old Home Day Will Be Held On Aug. 9

by Vivian Moore, Sharon News

SPORTS
Woodstock Captures An Amazing 32 Races At Quechee Meet

by David Miles, Sports Correspondent

Youth Crews Starting Work To Restore Faulkner Trail

OBITUARIES – all obituaries
David Woodward
Donald Boyer

PHOTO GALLERIES – all
Quechee Polo Club Match, 2014

The polo club in Quechee held the first of many home matches on Saturday, July 12 against Byfield, Mass. Quechee won the match 12-8.

Vermont 100 Mile Endurance Race, 2014

The Vermont 100 Mile Endurance race is the only 100-mile event in the nation where runners and horses race over the same course, and each year it has brought 400 or more long distance runners, equestrians and horses to the starting and finishing point at Silver Hill Meadows in West Windsor.

CSArt, A Crop Of Artist Unite

Artists, a direct and sustainable artist to buyer program in the Upper Valley. The first pick up event will be Friday, July 18th at the Center for Cartoon Studies, The Old Post Office, White River Jct. Buyers will gather to meet the artists who are involved in this art share program.

4-H Cattle Show

The Windsor/Windham Country 4-H Dairy Cattle Show was held on Saturday, July 19 at the Hartland Riding club.

St. James Community Outreach BBQ

The St. James Church in Woodstock held a barbecue fundraising event instead of their annual fair due to the limited space during the constuction in the church. The event was held on Saturday with proceeds of the event going to the Woodstock Community Food Shelf.

Fizz Boom Slurp Bang

As part of their Summer Reading Program, the Weathersfield Proctor Library hosted a morning of science experiments for children. “Fizz Boom Slurp Bang” is “taught” by Swanton Vermont resident Rebecca Rupp. About 18 children had the opportunity to explore chemical reactions during the almost two hour long program.

Woodstock Swim Meet

A home meet took place at Woodstock Rec Center on July 22.

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