Thursday, January 31, 2008

UVM warms up for carnival














Members of the UVM Nordic team are at Trapp's this afternoon preparing for tomorrow's carnival race. As other teams arrive in town they will also make their way to the ski center to inspect the courses. For the complete UVM carnival schedule, click here.

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

Chocolate on Main Street


Chocolate lovers of Stowe may wander down to the Depot looking for a fix and instead find themselves panicked. Don't worry, Laughing Moon Chocolates has moved from Depot Street to South Main Street, to a storefront next to Mac’s Supermarket and they took their chocolate with them.
Photo by Glenn Callahan

Tuesday, January 29, 2008


This work and others by Marina Epstein are on display in the Helen Day Art Center's East Gallery. Epstein's art is also being shown with works by Benjamin Davis. The exhibit will be hanging now through March 22.

Sunday, January 27, 2008

A seahorse in Stowe?

This seahorse, sculpted from ice, sits outside the Baggy Knees shopping center in Stowe. Town is spotted with ice sculptures, which are part of the annual Winter Carnival festivities.
Photo by Marina Knight

Friday, January 25, 2008

Hardy wins Eastern Cup

Greg Hardy, of UVM and Stratton, won Friday's Eastern Cup slalom at Stowe. Hardy was second after the first run and skied a solid second run to take the lead from Charles Christianson, of Williams College.
Another men's Eastern Cup will be held at Stowe on Hayride tomorrow.
Check out more race photos in our galleries. They'll be up after the race tomorrow.
Photo by Marina Knight

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Carving the cabin






















Hannah Miller, of Morrisville, works on a wood carving at the Trapp Family Lodge cabin. Miller got permission to do the carving in one of the cabin's porch beams for a school project.
Photos by Marina Knight

Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Boys beat Northfield


Stowe’s Willie Bleimeister carries the ball into the Northfield offensive court on Friday at Stowe High school. The boys won handily, 55-37.
Photo by Glenn Callahan