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Stowe to replace bridge during peak leaf peeping (opens the original)
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Stowe will soon replace a bridge that partly collapsed earlier this year, shutting down an already-busy town road during the tourist-centric foliage season. The selectboard last week approved a $1.2 million payment from the townâs general fund capital reserve to replace the Weeks Hill Road span, near the intersection with Mayo Farm Road. Construction could start as early as next week and will cause detours just in time for the leaf-peepers. The bridge, which helps funnel steady streams of traf
Bear minimum: Town, state and business owners struggle with trash problem (opens the original)
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As Stoweâs well-documented bear troubles continue, some people are avoiding the blame for litter caused by the mischievous and increasingly aggressive creatures. A year after the town beefed up its litter laws to allow it to fine people for not securing their garbage, it has only issued two tickets â to the same person. Stowe, a resort town with dozens of restaurants and lodging nestled against the forestâs boundary with human infrastructure, has for decades dealt with human-bear interacti
Town gets $20k rental report a month too late (opens the original)
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A firm hired by the town to study the economic impact of short-term rentals in Stowe has alas delivered it findings â one month after the town imposed strict regulations on those properties. The study, conducted by Jeff Carr of Economic Policy Resources and Michael Crane of Crane Solutions and which cost the town $20,000, was highly anticipated, and the town has faced criticism for enacting short-term rental regulations prior to its presentation. âStowe is constantly trying to find a balance
After years, town commits to new sidewalks (opens the original)
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With the construction of a new Union Bank building already underway at the intersection of Pond and School streets, the Stowe Selectboard voted last week to activate a decades-old plan to improve the areaâs pedestrian walkways. Just two blocks from Main Street, the intersection is a hub of activity within Stowe village. It is home to homes and businesses, as well as the Stowe Free Library, Stowe Historical Society and is a heavily-walked route to Stowe Elementary School and Memorial Park. Unti
Gallery re-introduces viewers to Vermont painter (opens the original)
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With a new exhibition, âRemembering the Artwork of Ray Brown,â Front Four Gallery is reintroducing Stowe to a renowned central Vermont artist. Brown, the longtime owner of The Drawing Board in Montpelier with his wife Jody, was a central figure in the 1980 through 2000s Vermont art scene, the showâs curators said. He was a serious and highly productive painter until his death in 2020, and displayed for years a drumbeat of new artwork in the front window of the capital city art and supply s
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