Williston Vermont News and Events
Observer photos by Al Frey
Six people—all grandparents, according to Rising Tide Vermont—were arrested after chaining themselves together and to the fence at the Williston staging area for the Vermont Gas pipeline. Approximately 20 supporters joined them, holding signs.
Observer photos by Al Frey
Lydia Maitland stays in front of her Middlebury opponent during Saturday’s game
Observer photos by Al Frey
Andrew Bortnick makes yardage on a quarterback sneak.
Observer photos by Al Frey
Tawn Tomasi fights for the ball
Observer photos by Al Frey
Morton, who also scored, takes control of the ball.
Observer courtesy photo by John Picker
The number of loons continues to expand in Vermont due in large part to the protection of the habitat that is critical to their nesting success.
Chittenden Solid Waste District accepts leaf and yard debris at its drop off sites, including the one on Redmond Road in Williston
Stowe Theatre Guild’s 2015 production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream: The ’40s Musical” is performed on Thursday through Saturday nights and Saturday afternoons September 24 through October 10 at Town Hall Theatre. For tickets and ˇmore information, visit www.stowetheatre.com. *****mandatory credit: Stowe Theatre Guild/Adam Silverman*****
Well known in the Burlington area for their rollicking, toe-tapping concerts, the Starline Rhythm Boys start off the 2015 Brick Church Music series. This band evokes the spirited country and juke joint sounds that echoed out of the Tennessee Hills and Texas Honkytonks of the 1940s and 50s. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Al Lemery plays his Fender ‘widow maker’ and powerful harmonies round out the trio’s high lonesome and hot rockin’ sound. Danny Coane, who fronts the band, writes, sings and picks a banjo or guitar with equal ability. Billy Bratcher holds down the beat for the trio on the upright bass.
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