Daily Archives: November 7, 2012

Rebels trump Redhawks in D-I field hockey finals

CVU junior Erin Macy fends off a South Burlington opponent during Saturday’s D-I final matchup. Photo by vtsportsimages.com

After inspiring wins over both Essex and Mt. Anthony in the quarter and semifinals, respectively, the CVU field hockey team lost to the top-seeded South Burlington Rebels 2-1 in the final matchup on Saturday, Nov. 3 at UVM.  The Rebels scored just three minutes into the game, but CVU’s Katie Arms responded with a goal… Read More

Redhawks fly high

The Champlain Valley Union girls soccer team celebrate their second consecutive state championship with a 2-1 overtime win against top-seeded Essex on Saturday at Buck Hard Field in Burlington. Photo by vtsportsimages.com

CVU sweeps soccer championships By Sheri Duff It looked like Essex High School was on course to become the first undefeated Division 1 girls soccer team since 2004. During the regular season Essex beat Champlain Valley Union (CVU) 3-2 in double overtime, and their second meeting, after two overtimes, ended in a scoreless tie. The… Read More

CVU swimmers achieve All-American honors

Evan Grey

Each year, USA Swimming recognizes its members who excel in both the classroom and in the pool.  The Scholastic All-American Team is made up of high school student-athletes who have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher and have achieved the required time standard in a single event. Two student-athletes received the USA Swimming… Read More

Dillon Machavern

CVU senior Dillon Machavern poses with his Endurance Championship Race (ECR) series 1st place plaque at Roebling Road Raceway outside of Savannah, Ga. on Saturday, Oct. 6.

by Sheri Duff Dillon Machavern is a champion. Actually he’s a champion twice over. After only one year of competitive auto racing, Machavern is the 2012 Endurance Championship Race (ECR) Champion and the Tarheel Cup Pro Series Champion. And that’s not all. In addition to his championships, he finished the Carolina Cup Pro Series season in… Read More

Make plans to attend the first annual Vermont HOF induction Nov. 17

Tickets are now available for the 2012 Vermont Sports Hall of Fame Induction Dinner and Celebration to be held on Saturday, Nov. 17 at the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton Burlington on Williston Road. The event begins with a cocktail reception at 5 pm followed by dinner at 6 pm. The inaugural class of 13, including… Read More

Shelburne Vineyard hosts 4th Annual Wine & Food Festival

N-1-T-Vineyard-wine-tasting

Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf is beneficiary Shelburne Vineyard’s 4th Annual Autumn Wine and Food Festival is slated for Saturday, Nov. 10 at the Shelburne Winery and Tasting Room. This year’s Festival is co-sponsored by Vermont Tent Company. This widely anticipated annual event emerged as a way both to celebrate the bounty of Vermont’s specialty wine… Read More

Hookers return for 16th year

A Viewer’s Choice Award Winner from 2011. “With Eyes Closed,” 63” x 65” by Judith Cole

Rug hookers that is. Hooked in the Mountains XVI, a Hooked Rug and Fiber Art exhibit, will be held at the beautiful Shelburne Museum Round Barn Nov. 10-17.  Featuring three floors of exhibit space and over 450 works of art, the exhibit theme, “Time and Motion,” will delight visitors of all ages. These amazing textiles,… Read More

Healthcare organizations face-off in Seafood Throwdown

Wake Robin chefs prepare a delicious poached cod with tarragon and roasted potatoes as part of the Seafood Throwdown at Fletcher Allen Health Care on Wednesday, Oct. 24.

Bobby Flay would be proud. Chefs from Fletcher Allen, Wake Robin, and Central Vermont Medical Center went head-to-head in a fun cooking throwdown to promote local and sustainable food as part of National Food Day in the McClure Lobby Conference Room at Fletcher Allen Health Care Wednesday, Oct. 24. The cooking competition required that the… Read More

Aske family launches legacy book

Left to right: Jerry Aske’s son-in-law (and the book’s cover artist) Billy Brauer, Jerry’s wife, Margie Aske, and his daughter, Wendy Brauer.

“From Steamboats to Subchasers, A History of the Shelburne Shipyard” by Lin Stone Save for his first decade, the late Jerry Aske, Jr. was nearly a lifelong resident of Shelburne Point. He harbored a boy-to-man’s irrevocable love for his childhood playground—Lake Champlain––and for his family’s marina and life’s work: boatbuilding. Aske’s father assumed management of… Read More

Holiday art sale benefits Food 4 Farmers

“Promise of Summer 10,” 12x12, monoprint mixed media by Casey Blanchard

When was the last time you felt the gnawing pangs of hunger and didn’t know when your next meal would come? For most of us, this has never happened, especially during the holidays. At this time of year that is supposed to be a celebration of plenty, many coffee farmers call it The Thin Months.… Read More

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