Amy Nixon
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 22, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Making The Cut: Small Revitalization Grant Makes Big Difference For Growing Barbershop (opens the original)
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ST. JOHNSBURY â Dan Sweet, founder of Danâs Barbershop & Shave Parlor on Eastern Avenue said a grant from the Town of St. Johnsbury through its post-pandemic revitalization program gave his shop a boost at a time that was critical, and helped make the move to a new location possible. Several years ago, the Town of St. Johnsbury distributed a series of grants to more than 20 businesses and organizations in a competitive process, using federal funds the town had been awarded through the federa
Mountain View Farm Animal Sanctuary Hosts Final Large Animal Rescue Training (opens the original)
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BURKE â On a recent Saturday, people involved in animal rescue and large-animal care gathered at Mountain View Farm Animal Sanctuary (MVFAS) for a specialized training session. The event was the latest in a series of trainings hosted by the rescue nonprofit over the years and marked the final session in the program. Soon, the sanctuary thatâs been home to dozens of animals through the years, from rescued donkeys, horses, pigs, and more, will complete re-homing its final residents as the more
Kirby Celebrates Nation’s 250th Birthday With Town-Wide Event (opens the original)
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KIRBY â An idea town resident Sue Willey shared at the annual Kirby Town Meeting back in early March that the town should come together to celebrate the nationâs 250th birthday blossomed into a committee of volunteers, her daughter Tracy Sherbrook chief among them, who pulled off a successful town gathering on Saturday, kicking off at exactly 2:50 p.m. in honor of the nationâs semiquincentennial. âAt Town Meeting, my mom said it would be nice if someone planned a 250th gathering and Neli
Green Mountain Books Celebrates 50 Years In Lyndonville (opens the original)
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LYNDONVILLE â With tears in her eyes, Kim Crady-Smith raised a glass on Friday to toast the 50th birthday of Green Mountain Books and Prints, giving thanks to an estimated 150 community members, family and friends who gathered to celebrate with her. âWe would not be here if you did not make the choice to shop local and come to this bookstore and this community,â she said. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK
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