The Mad River Resource Management Alliance holds its Fall Household Hazardous Waste Collection on Saturday, Oct. 14, at a new location – Crossett Brook Middle School – from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Central Vermont Home Health and Hospice has named Waterbury Ambulance Service its Partner of the Year. 

Tickets for both nights of Spooky Tales at Bridgeside Books, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13-14, are now sold out, according to bookshop owner Katya d’Angelo. There is a waiting list, should any ticket-holder’s plans change.

Their summer production was upended by the July floods but Lost Nation Theater is back on track with its fall schedule and a new play opening Oct. 5 at Montpelier City Hall Arts Center.

Waterbury Public Library has a new youth librarian and October program highlights include board games and a stand-up comedy workshop for adults.

If you happen to think the summer of 2023 was less than ideal with its frequent rains and infrequent days of hot sunshine, you should hear about the summer of ’16.

The Friends of the Stowe Free Library and Trustees of the Stowe Free Library will host an open house this Wednesday, Sept.  27, from 3 to 5 p.m. to welcome the new library director. 

TURNmusic has live music performances on tap this weekend and next at the Phoenix Art Gallery and Music Hall on Stowe Street. 

Following the July floods, volunteers with the Vermont River Conservancy and Vermont Youth Conservation Corps went to work to improve eroded trails and safety signs at Huntington Gorge in Richmond. 

A special back-to-school event at Crossett Brook Middle School drew quite a crowd for a unique circus-like performance that magically combined music, dance, and puppeteering with a large dose of imagination.

The show was on until it was off, but now it’s on again as Stowe Theatre Guild has rolled with multiple challenges over the past several months.