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Join us for the next meeting of the Mad River Valley Women in Business group. We’ll be meeting on Tuesday, October 17th beginning at 5:30 pm at the Deco Bar at Hostel Tevere in Warren. Carrie McDonnell from One Day in July will be the special guest speaker. She plans to speak to financial issues […]
Built into the north west corner of the vonTrapp barn, the Farm Store features all their certified organic farmstead cheeses and yogurts, and pastured meats. They also carry products from over 40 different Vermont producers, including charcuterie board fixings, beer & wine, organic produce, ready-to-eat, and pantry staples. They opened the farm store in 2020 […]
You will engage in the hands-on process of designing and building a full-scale community project alongside a nonprofit partner or local community member. Class kicks off with a client meeting where students address a structural need. From there, the team will work within a budget, propose and develop a design, schedule the work, and ultimately […]
This course has been offered since 1980 and is the heart of our curriculum. It is appropriate for a range of individuals, from the person who wants to “do it all” to the person who simply wants to be informed enough to have meaningful and productive conversations with his or her architect and builder. Students […]
All are welcome! This is a free event that has Food trucks, Music, and Spirits. A place where friends, families neighbors gather for good conversations, tasty food, and a good time! The Round Up takes place by the Covered Bridge in Waitsfield, VT.
Meeting Schedule Date: 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month (beginning February 2020) Time: 6:30 pm Place: Moretown Town Office – 79 School Street PC Members David Stapleton – Chair (d.stapleton@comcast.net) Karen Horn – Vice Chair (khorn@vlct.org) John Schmeltzer (metsch@comcast.net) Deborah Carroll (deborahcarroll59@gmail.com) Clark Amadon (clark@amadononline.net) UPDATING THE LAND USE AND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS Notices of hearings […]
Come learn how the simple green stormwater infrastructure of a rain garden can mimic pre-development hydrology to support sustainable sites. Rain gardens can offset the impacts of impervious surfaces (driveways, roofs) and semi-impervious surfaces (lawns, patios) that create large amounts of stormwater runoff, causing erosion and pollution downstream. You will come away with an understanding […]
We’ve been hard at work whipping up a variety of weekly food specials around the resort. Wings pair perfectly with disc golf and cornhole, and Rumble’s has them for just $1 during Throwdown Thursdays.
Join us for The Filling Station’s Thursday night music series! Check out the line-up: 8/17 – Ali T 8/24 – Tom Bisson 8/31 – The Rough Suspects – Acoustic Duo
You will engage in the hands-on process of designing and building a full-scale community project alongside a nonprofit partner or local community member. Class kicks off with a client meeting where students address a structural need. From there, the team will work within a budget, propose and develop a design, schedule the work, and ultimately […]
This course has been offered since 1980 and is the heart of our curriculum. It is appropriate for a range of individuals, from the person who wants to “do it all” to the person who simply wants to be informed enough to have meaningful and productive conversations with his or her architect and builder. Students […]
Join Raj Bhakta of Bhakta Spirits and Pitcher Inn executive chef Jacob Ennis on Thursday, October 19, 2023, for a memorable evening of fine food and spirits. Chef Jacob and his team will present a seven-course dinner accompanied by seven vintage Bhakta Armagnacs and other rare spirits, including a 100-year-old Old Fashioned with Bhakta 1928 […]
Julia Cavicchi, Education Director of the Rich Earth Institute in Vermont, will present a program about the paradigm-shifting practice of peecycling: reclaiming a “waste” as a resource to complete the food nutrient cycle. Human urine contains vital nutrients for growing crops. By reclaiming urine as an agricultural resource, communities can prevent downstream pollution, access an […]
Meeting Schedule Date: Held on 3rd Thursday of the month as warned Time: 6:30 pm Place: Town Office –79 School Street (adjacent to the Moretown School). DRB Members John Riley – Chair Jim O’Neill David Russo Paula Mastroberardino-Woods Greg Nagurney Craig Oshkello (alternate) DRB Decisions Moretown Holdings, LLC (2020) Butsch Butsch dissenting opinion TopNotch Properties/Junipers Fare Moretown Holdings, LLC […]
Ecological Forestry – Healthy Woods are Messy In October, the Biodiversity Series will continue with ‘Ecological Forestry presented by Ethan Tapper – the Chittenden County Forester. What does it mean to love a forest? Vermont’s forests are highly-altered: as a result of our land use history, non-native invasive pests and pathogens, climate change, and an […]
Our meetings will provide opportunities to meet like individuals who enjoy sharing, learning, and creating though challenges, presentations, and photo shoots.
You will engage in the hands-on process of designing and building a full-scale community project alongside a nonprofit partner or local community member. Class kicks off with a client meeting where students address a structural need. From there, the team will work within a budget, propose and develop a design, schedule the work, and ultimately […]
This course has been offered since 1980 and is the heart of our curriculum. It is appropriate for a range of individuals, from the person who wants to “do it all” to the person who simply wants to be informed enough to have meaningful and productive conversations with his or her architect and builder. Students […]
