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February 26, 2026
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Woodstock Girls Hockey Secures Win, Boys Fall in Doubleheader Against Stowe: Woodstock's boys and girls hockey teams faced off against Stowe in a doubleheader at Union Arena this past Saturday. The girls' team earned a 3-1 victory, highlighting the leadership of senior captain Alexis Audsley, while the boys narrowly lost 2-1. Audsley, who has played with the varsity team since eighth grade, was recognized for her commitment and leadership as she approaches early graduation. Both teams demonstrated strong efforts in these closely contested matchups. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Feb 26)
January 30, 2026
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Ski Vermont Expands Specialty Food Day Tour to 17 Locations for 2026 Season: The Specialty Food Day Tour presented by Ski Vermont has expanded for the 2026 season, now featuring 17 stops at ski areas statewide. Running from January 23 through March 22, the tour offers visitors the chance to sample and purchase Vermont-made foods, beverages, and other products directly from local producers. Notably, three new locations—Stowe, Middlebury Snowbowl, and Bolton Valley—have been added. The event highlights Vermont's ties between winter recreation and its food culture. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Jan 30)
January 9, 2026
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Burr and Burton Academy Secures Shutout Win Over Woodstock in Hockey Match: The Burr and Burton Academy Bulldogs extended their winning streak by defeating the Woodstock Wasps 3-0 in a recent high school hockey game held in Manchester. The Bulldogs gained early momentum with a first-period goal, which energized the team for the rest of the match. Despite being unable to capitalize on multiple power plays in the second period, the Bulldogs maintained a strong defense and preserved their lead. The win adds to the Bulldogs’ strong season performance. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Jan 9)
December 12, 2025
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Vermont Women Olympians Highlighted at Ski & Snowboard Museum Event: Vermont's history of women Olympians in winter sports was featured during a recent virtual conversation hosted by the Vermont Ski & Snowboard Museum. Notable athletes, including Olympic gold medalist Barbara Ann Cochran, cross-country skier Trina Hosmer, snowboarder Betsy Shaw, and freestyle skier Donna Weinbrecht, discussed their experiences and achievements. Betsy Shaw, originally from Manchester and now living in Scotland, recalled her transition from alpine skiing to snowboarding and her participation in the 1998 Winter Olympics. The event recognized their ongoing influence in winter sports. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Dec 12)
December 3, 2025
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Woodstock Snowboarding Team Prepares for Promising Season Following Strong Results: The Woodstock Snowboarding team, led by head coach John-o Mitchell, is gearing up for another competitive season after a standout performance last year. The team saw substantial success in the Vermont Principals’ Association’s Snowboarding League, earning the girls' slopestyle state title and numerous podium finishes. With nearly all athletes returning and talented newcomers from the middle school, the roster is poised for continued achievement in events such as Giant Slalom, Rail Jam, and Slopestyle. (Source: The Vermont Standard on Dec 3)
November 12, 2025
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Vermont Symphony Orchestra and The Moth Radio Hour Join for Storytelling Concerts: The Vermont Symphony Orchestra will collaborate with The Moth Radio Hour for this year’s 'Made in Vermont' concert series, highlighting the intersection of music and storytelling. The events begin November 15 at the Southern Vermont Arts Center in Manchester, with additional performances in Stowe and Bellows Falls. The program, led by conductor Andrew Crust, features narrations of works by Robert Frost and Calvin Coolidge, as well as personal stories, accompanied by live orchestral music. Audiences can expect a blend of spoken word and classical performance. (Source: The Manchester Journal on Nov 12)