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Stuck in Vermont: The Witches’ Walk in North Pownal celebrates extraordinary women (opens the original)
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NORTH POWNAL, Vt. (WCAX) - Around 1785, Pownal widow Margaret Krieger was accused of witchcraft. During a trial by water, she was thrown into the Hoosic River. The townsfolk assumed that if she floated, she was a witch being held up by the devil. She sank but luckily survived and lived five years after the ordeal. Hers is the only documented case of a witch trial in Vermont. On Saturday, the Pownal Historical Society hosted the fourth annual Witches’ Walk at Strobridge Park in North Pownal. In t
Stuck in Vermont: A life on Lake Champlain (opens the original)
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BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - Michael Hendrickson grew up boating on Lake Champlain with his dad. Now, he makes his living there. Hendrickson, known as Spike, runs Burlington Harbor Launch and Tow. All boating season long, he’s on the water seven days a week, and on call around the clock. Seven Days Multimedia Producer Eva Sollberger took a ride with the crew in this “Stuck in Vermont.” Watch the video to see. Copyright 2026 WCAX. All rights reserved.
Stuck in Vt: Attending the 150th Purinton Family reunion in Salisbury (opens the original)
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SALISBURY, Vt. (WCAX) - The 150th Purinton Family Reunion was held at the Waterhouses campground in Salisbury on July 18. About 80 people attended the weekend event; most were descendants of Chase Purinton, who moved to Lincoln with his family in 1803. He built the town’s first grist mill in 1806 and is commemorated with a stone monument on Quaker Street. The Purintons have gathered every year since 1876, and family members from across the country made the trip this year. In the latest episode o
Stuck in Vermont: Revisiting Plainfield 2 years after devastating floods (opens the original)
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PLAINFIELD, Vt. (WCAX) - In 2023 and 2024, devastating floods tore through Plainfield, washing out roads, a bridge and people’s homes. Families are still waiting on federal help. In this edition of “Stuck in Vermont,” Seven Days’ Eva Sollberger shows us the damaged homes still standing and the plans for a neighborhood that will rise above the floodplain. Watch the video to see. Copyright 2026 WCAX. All rights reserved.
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