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The White River Valley Herald covers the people and events of the communities in the White River watershed. Published weekly, it can also be viewed online at ourherald.com.
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The White River Partnership is a non-profit dedicated to maintaining the present and long-term health of the White River and its watershed through educational programs and volunteer projects. You can learn more by going to whiteriverpartnership.org
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Ladder 1 Grill & Pub at 8 South Main Street in Barre offers a bar with wine, liquor, domestic beers and micro brews as well as a menu from prime rib to pizza and 25 appetizers for take out or dining in. Learn more at ladder1grill.com.
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Strategic Data Flows in Barnard designs and builds custom databases for their customers. You can learn more at strategicdataflows.com.
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The South Royalton Market offers organic and conventional foods, locally grown produce, bulk foods, ready-made meals and more. Learn more at soromarket.com.
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EyeCare For You in Bethel where the doctors and staff provide individual patient care, eye examinations, treatments for ocular diseases and a full selection of eyewear and contact lenses. You can go to eyecarevt.com to find out more.
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The Environmental Justice Law Society is a student organization whose purpose is to help build capacity for action within the Vermont Law & Graduate school community as well as nationally and internationally in order to further the environmental justice movement.
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The Kumon Reading and Math Center of the Upper Valley in Norwich helps students master basic math and reading skills through individualized learning for a wide range of abilities and ages. Find out more at kumonoftheuppervalley.com.
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The Tunbridge General Store offers a variety of groceries, locally produced artwork and crafts, sandwiches and prepared hot meals with a rotating menu of daily dinner specials. You can learn more at thetunbridgegeneralstore.com.
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Chef’s Market in Randolph offers organic, locally sourced produce and provisions. Find out more at chefsmarketvt.com or call 802-728-4202.
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Carlita’s Cantina on Chelsea Street in South Royalton serves Caribbean-style fare with a bar menu featuring over a dozen local beers and a diverse cocktail menu. Learn more at carlitascantina.com.
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RB’s Deli in South Royalton offers a wide variety of groceries, salads, prepared
lunches and dinners. You can also order subs for pickup by calling 802-763-2411.
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The Yes We Can-Can Collective is a hyperlocal “radio redemption” service that collects VT redeemable cans & bottles to help Free Vermont Radio remain relevant. For more information contact info@royaltonradio.org
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Imagine Zero Music Festival strives to produce a family friendly music festival that is also zero carbon and zero waste. You can learn more about its mission and festival information at imaginezerofestival.com
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Tunbridge Public Library
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Howvale Farm in Tunbridge is a certified organic dairy selling raw milk and veal. You can learn more about Lucy and Rob Howe’s farm at howvale.com.
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Tunbridge Hill Farm is a small-scale diversified vegetable farm. You can learn all about Tunbridge Hill Farm and its Community Supported Agriculture Program at tunbridgehillfarm.com.
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Dandelion Acres Garden Center in Bethel offers products and services for all of your gardening needs. You can learn more at dandelionacres.com or by calling 802-234-6622.
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Outpatch in Tunbridge creates and sells stick-on patches designed by local artists and donates 1/2 of the profits to local non-profits in the places each patch represents. You can learn more at outpatch.org.
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Seven Stars Arts Center in Sharon is a non-profit dedicated to nurturing a love and understanding of the arts and serving the local community by providing diverse educational opportunities and performances. Learn more at sevenstarsarts.org.
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First Branch Coffee Co. located at 228 Chelsea Street in South Royalton is a speciality coffee roaster and cafe. You can learn more by going to firstbranchcoffee.com.
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Greenvest offers socially responsible investing in Vermont so you can align your investments with your values. Find out more at greenvest.eco.
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The Norwich Bookstore has been serving book lovers in the Upper Valley of Vermont & New Hampshire since 1994.The Norwich Bookstore is locally owned, community focused and proudly independent. You can learn more at norwichbookstore.com.
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Integrity Energy Solar Professionals in East Bethel provides residential and commercial solar system design, installation and service in Vermont and New Hampshire. Learn more at ienergyvt.com.
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Royalton Memoiral Library
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Daniel Liebowitz
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BALE (Building A Local Economy) is a solution-focused community resource center for local economic initiatives in the White River watershed. You can find out more at balevt.org.
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White River Land Collaborative in Tunbridge is a farmer-led, community -driven
initiative with the mission of building a resilient land-based economy rooted in
equitable land access, collaborative relationships and community involvement.
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SolarFest is a non-profit that has been supporting energy education through the arts since 1995 with its annual music festival, related workshops and community action. You can go to solarfest.org to learn more.
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Upper Pass Beer Co. in Tunbridge is a farmhouse brewery whose beers are available on tap and by the 4-pack locally. Find out more at upperpassbeer.com.
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ScanVT in Bethel offers high-speed digital scanning of documents, photos and anything worthy of preservation in digital form, including large-format overhead scanning for newspapers, books and artwork of all sizes. You can learn more by going to ScanVT.com
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The Playhouse Movie Theater in Randolph is a non-profit that has been providing thoughtful entertainment and social engagement in a local shared setting for over 100 years. Go to playhouseflicks.com for more.
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Day Breaks Glass Teaching Studio in Bethel is a woman-owned maker space offering workshops and classes in a variety of applied arts and handicrafts, taught by artist instructors. You can learn more by going to daybreaksglassvt.com
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Moon & Stars is a non-profit organization based in South Royalton that strives to connect community, traditional food and the arepa-making process. You can learn more about its mission at moonandstarsvt.org.
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Co-Op Food Stores of Hanover, Lebanon & White River Junction – member owned and open to all, offering produce, prepared meals, a wide assortment of groceries and even automobile service. You can learn more by going to: coopfoodstore.coop.
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Abracadabra Coffee Co. in Woodstock offers a full coffee menu with seasonally changing signature drinks and house-made syrups. You can find out what else they have by going to abracadabracoffeeco.com.
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Wit & Grit restaurant on Merchants Row in Randolph offers breakfast & lunch classics. You can check out their menu and much more at witandgritvt.com.
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Crossroads Bar and Grill on Rainbow Street in South Royalton. Eat, drink and relax with friends in a laid-back atmosphere. Open 4pm to 2am daily. You can call them at 802-763-2002.
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Murphy Builders, LLC. with over 42 years of experience in general contracting and timber framing; from new construction to historic renovations.
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Chandler Center for the Arts in Randolph has been a cultural anchor for the community for over 100 years by presenting live music, theater, comedy and the visual arts. Learn more at chandler-arts.org.
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Solaflect in Norwich manufactures and installs backyard solar trackers helping homeowners combat climate change.Learn more by going to solaflect.com.
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MountainFolk is a non-profit presenter of live music in Central Vermont.
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ScanVT is a small, home-based business that provides high quality digital scanning for individuals and businesses in Vermont. If you have photos, slides, negatives, artwork, documents, or anything worthy of protecting, ScanVT is your trusted local source. Scanning allows you to archive and share your family history, and owner Brenda Roberts will treat your irreplaceable items as if they were her own. Located in Bethel, visit www.scanvt.com for more information.
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Brocklebank Craft Brewing iis a one-and-a-half barrel nano-brewery in Tunbridge that brews Rooney’s Irregular Stout. Find out more at brocklebankvt.com.
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Robin Reynolds
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Royal Trail Works, owned and operated by Tom Wells and based in Royalton, is a construction company dedicated to the enhancement of skiing and riding within the ski industry. Learn more at royaltrailworks.com.
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Strafford Organic Creamery is a one-farm operation dedicated to sustainable agriculture that produces organic milk and ice cream. You can contact them by calling 802-765-4180
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The Frankenburg Agency in Randolph is a family owned business that’s been providing Vermonters with personal, commercial and farm insurance coverage for over 50 years. You can find them online at frankenburgagency.com.
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Luna Bleu Farm in Royalton is a diversified organic farm offering beef, pork poultry and produce. To learn more about Luna Bleu Farm and its Community Supported Agriculture Program you can go to lunableufarm.org.
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Vermont Law & Graduate School-You can learn all about its curriculum, mission and values at vermontlaw.edu.
