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Fran Lamb turns vintage glass into garden art. Lamb sands a hockey puck that she will use as a backing to hold up a flower. (Rick Russell Photo)
Art Of Glass
Don’t Raze Your Glass: Give It to Fran Lamb
by Virginia Dean, Standard Correspondent
Top Stories
Gilbert’s Hill Saved: Public Invited to Event
Staff Report
‘Pickers’ Coming to Vermont
Staff Report
The Rise of Two-River Ottauquechee Regional Commission
by Tony Marquis, Standard Staff
Reading Give Land to Oil ‘God’
by Katy Savage, Standard Staff
Hartland Man Wants to Rename Mt. Ascutney
by Curt Peterson, Standard Correspondent
Weathersfield Residents Remember Romaine Tenney
by Nancy Nutile-McMenemy, Standard Correspondent
SPORTS
Wasps Rebound to Rout U-32: Woodstock Finds a ‘Taste for Scoring’ in 29-7 Win
by David Miles, Standard Correspondent
Girls Cross County Wins Thetford Meet
by David Miles, Sports Correspondent
Woodstock Field Hockey Defeats Cosmos
by George Calver, Standard Correspondent
Connie Tessier
Esther Maynes
Richard Weir
PHOTO GALLERIES – all photo galleries
ScultpureFest Exhibit Opening
The art opening reception for “Grounding”, an exhibition of site specific land art curated by Jay Mead and Edyth Wright was hosted on the King Farm, part of SculptureFest in Woodstock.
WUHS Football Game vs U32 Raiders
In the opening match up Woodstock Union High School football team took on the U32 Raiders at home on Friday, September 2.
GMHA Distance Days & Events
Event held at Green Mountain Horse Association on September 2-4, celebrated the 80th 100 mile ride.
Plymouth Folk & Blues Festival
The annual event held at Plymouth Notch, Coolidge Historic Site, brings musicians together to play for two days for the Plymouth Folk and Blues Festival.