by Caitlin Maloney | Oct 10, 2019
By Kathy Shaw Sun and Fun! 2019 was a huge success! The free festival, now in its 5th year, aims to to educate, in a festive atmosphere, about ways to get involved helping others and the environment. Over 30 diverse community groups participated including...
by Caitlin Maloney | Sep 26, 2019
RiseVT Windham County provided Guilford Central School and Vernon Elementary School with summer garden care support and funds for gardening tools and supplies to both schools. One of the biggest challenges faced by school gardens is who will maintain them over the...
by Caitlin Maloney | Sep 17, 2019
By Bruce Lierman Ride a bike for transportation? “It’s too scary” “I don’t want to be in the way” “I haven’t ridden a bike in years” These are typical responses if you ask a person at random if they would consider...
by Caitlin Maloney | Sep 17, 2019
By Shaina Levee We had a blast bringing family yoga and live music to the Richmond Farmers Market with thanks to a grant from RiseVT. On August 16 and 23, Pippa Dorfman who owns Stepping Stone Yoga Studio in Jeffersonville taught an all ages yoga class. Plus, she...
by Caitlin Maloney | Sep 10, 2019
The children at the Middlebury Farmers Market now have the opportunity to play with their fruits and veggies along with eating them. The PoP, Power of Produce Club along is a grant funded program that was created in Oregon city, Oregon and allows kids to earn tokens...
by Caitlin Maloney | Sep 3, 2019
New pavement markings in the town of Lincoln on Creamery Street and the traveled, level portion of Quaker Street from the triangle north to the path to Lincoln Library provide a gentle reminder that motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians share responsibility for safe...
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