Waterbury Ambulance Service continues to run a busy schedule of COVID-19 and flu vaccine clinics in the region, although no longer at its station in Waterbury Center. 

The Waterbury Select Board is looking for volunteers to serve on a newly created Waterbury Area Housing Task Force. 

Stowe Theatre Guild originally planned for the curtain to open tonight on the final show of its 2022 season. COVID-19 has changed that. This weekend’s performances of Stephen Sondheim’s Tony Award-winning show “A Little Night Music” have been called off.

Several Harwood Union High School freshmen added art to another streetside electrical box this week, painting the traffic signal control box at the intersection of South Main Street and Park Row. 

It’s that time of the summer as gardens overflow with summer vegetables and flower gardens are on full display. 

In what was the quickest improvement to Main Street in four years – a six-foot-tall electrical box at Stowe and Main streets this week was transformed into a work of art in one afternoon. 

From training wheels to mountain descents. Under blistering sunshine and dodging summer storms. From the primary school parking lot to the top of Perry Hill. For six or so weeks each summer for the past 20 years, Jason “Mr. B” Bahner, worked the magic of Wheels Around Waterbury with dozens – no, probably hundreds – of our community’s children. 

Many of the town offices staff took a short break on Wednesday afternoon for a special ceremony at the intersection of Main and Stowe streets.

The cremains of Jack Carter were laid to rest in Hope Cemetery on June 21 on the one-year anniversary of his passing. 

Bright sunshine made it easy for a crowd to gather to mark Memorial Day as dozens joined American Legion members to pay tribute to fallen military service members. Afterward, local historians shared remembrances of townspeople laid to rest in some of Waterbury’s most remote graveyards.

A gorgeous Saturday set the stage for a strong turnout for Green Up Day across Vermont and in Waterbury last weekend. 

Members of the Green Mountain Dog Club organized their third Fast CAT Fun Trial for area canines last Saturday at Dac Rowe Park in Waterbury. 

After being out of its space for more than two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Children’s Room is set to reopen this Wednesday, May 11, at Brookside Primary School. 

It’s barely spring but the folks at Bridgeside Books are already thinking ahead to October, Halloween, and the season of ghosts and goblins. 

The characteristically creative MakerSphere organization is considering branching out in a new direction that could get more people in the community building and creating. 

Another wintertime event happening in Waterbury next Saturday will be set up at Farr’s Field on Route 2 as part of the Model T Ford Snowmobile Club’s annual meeting. 

Deep in the winter quiet, the Jewish tradition of Tu B’Shvat celebrates the birthday of the tree.

Local residents looking to dispose of Christmas trees may drop them off this week at Anderson Field near the town swimming pool where the outdoor ice rink has also just opened for skating. 

Although there are no public celebrations in Waterbury for New Year’s Eve, there are several in-person and virtual events in Vermont that you might want to check out including fireworks in Montpelier, livestream events from St. Johnsbury, and Burlington’s hybrid Highlight celebration.