The Bellows Falls Post 37 baseball team is off to a fast start after getting a dominant pitching performance from Justin Spaulding, as the lanky right–hander recently pitched a complete–game to beat South Royalton, 6–1, in Westminster.
Summer is here and the local American Legion baseball season is now in full force.
Winners in only their first year of league play, the Ludlow Orioles defeated Chester in the quarter finals, then took on and beat the 12–1, top seeded Londonderry team in the semi finals, before finally knocking off the second–seeded Westminster team, 8–2, at the Chester field.
The Marble Valley League (MVL) All–MVL baseball, softball, tennis and lacrosse teams were recently announced, with several local student–athletes being honored.
Ginger Coyote is a true original. Leader of the punk band White Trash Debutantes, Ginger slammed into the San Francisco punk scene in the late 1970’s and became the founder and editor of Punk Globe, a punk media force for over 25 years.
On Thursday, July 2, singer/songwriters Antje Duvekot and Chris O’Brien will be performing at Boccelli's on the Canal in Bellows Falls, with doors open at 7 p.m. and the show at 7:30.
Red juicy strawberries, crunchy peas, colorful lush salad greens, round or icicle shaped radishes with green tops, crinkled and curly leaves of spinach, fresh herbs, Vermont maple syrup and honey, fresh bread, meats, and flowers are just a sampling of the weekly offerings at local farmer’s market throughout Vermont.
Staking dahlias, proper watering of tomatoes, and fertilizing blueberries and container plantings are some of the gardening tips for this month.
Over the past few years I’ve had a chance to meet and get to know a group of remarkably creative young men and women who grew up in the Chester/Ludlow area. I don’t know if it’s in the water, but these kids have grown into seriously talented young adults who play music, have bands, write songs, record CDs, make films, write soundtracks, draw and paint.
Von Bargen’s Jewelers, with stores locally in Springfield and Stratton Mountain as well as in Hanover, NH and Burlington, not only has a wide variety of in-store jewelry and several in-house jewelry makers, but it now allows customers the opportunity to create their own jewelry online.