The changes in the economy in the past twenty years have not been kind to Vermont’s small towns. Their revitalization and economic development continues to be an issue of paramount importance to that state’s economy.

Beginning in early July, Radio Vermont will highlight this issue in a series of broadcasts live from Vermont’ small towns and cities. Through interviews with members of local economic development groups and business owners, small towns and cities in our listening area will have the opportunity to share their successes and discuss the difficulties they face as their communities work to rejuvenate their economic bases.

Click here for the flyer to learn more.

Join Zavier Henderson in his culinary debut as a guest chef at The Woods Lodge on August 24th, where he will be preparing traditional and modern Japanese inspired dishes.

Catering to the extravagant, with local dishes crafted with Japanese beliefs and tastes in mind, like our maki-sushi made with locally foraged chanterelles hand picked by the chef himself.

And for the less exploratory, we will be making Asian classics and dishes that hit close to home, like the street-food classic: chicken katsu sando, a fried chicken sandwich with Japanese barbeque sauce, mayo, and cabbage.

We’ll also have some Japanese beer and other libations to try. Join us for this special event!

Click here to make your reservation today!

Join fellow young professionals as we network, bowl and play laser tag at the Twin City Family Fun Center. Twin City will be having their Tuesday evening special of just $2.22 for a game of bowling and will run a special deal just for us young professionals to buy a game of laser tag at $7 each, get a second game free! No cost to attend other than what you buy from K’s Korner, bowling and laser tag. There will also be a 50/50 raffle, so bring extra cash for that as well!

Registration is not required, but is appreciated. Click here, call 229-5711 or email cvyp@centralvt.com to register.

Hope to see you there!

The changes in the economy in the past twenty years have not been kind to Vermont’s small towns. Their revitalization and economic development continues to be an issue of paramount importance to that state’s economy.

Beginning in early July, Radio Vermont will highlight this issue in a series of broadcasts live from Vermont’ small towns and cities. Through interviews with members of local economic development groups and business owners, small towns and cities in our listening area will have the opportunity to share their successes and discuss the difficulties they face as their communities work to rejuvenate their economic bases.

Click here for the flyer to learn more.