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The Waterbury-Montpelier Region is the home of the nation's smallest state capital, Montpelier. Montpelier is located in a remarkable valley along the Winooski River. Montpelier's intimate size, ... more info
 
 
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Northstar Fireworks
Montpelier, VT - Northstar Fireworks is your premiere choice for retail fireworks and professional fireworks displays. Make your celebration special and light up the night sky with fireworks. Four retail locations including Montpelier.
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Warren, VT - Great value great and location. Within an hour of 5 major ski resorts. Less than 1/2 mile from the lifts and the Sugarbush golf course. Rooms feature comfortable country furniture, full private bath, CATV phone and air-condition. Free WiFi. Beer and wine bar. Relax in our outdoor pool or Hot Tub. Great location in the heart of the Mad River Valley.
Old Stagecoach Inn
Waterbury, VT - The Old Stagecoach Inn, offers comfortable, individually decorated guest rooms, an extravagant country breakfast, and the chance to unwind before the fire in our elegant parlor or in our cozy library bar. Enjoy it all in an unspoiled village, Waterbury, Vermont, where the tradition of old fashioned New England hospitality still prevails.
Best Western Waterbury-Stowe
Waterbury/Stowe, VT - The Best Western Waterbury-Stowe delivers the perfect balance between activity and comfort, whatever your reason for visiting Vermont. With its charming atmosphere, the Best Western is the perfect year round vacation or meeting headquarters. Situated on a plateau in the heart of the Green Mountains and convenient to Stowe, Sugarbush, Mad River Glen, Bolton Valley and Burlington.
 
 

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Vermont Events in March


Reflections by f/7 3/22/23 - 4/27/23

f/7 a photography collective presents ‘Reflecting on Reflections’ at Mad River Valley Arts, March 22-April 27. Reception is on March 23, 5-7 pm with artist talk at 5:30pm.


The Privatization of Medicare 3/30/23 - 3/30/23

Dr. Marvin Malek, past president of Vermont Physicians for a National Health Program (VT PNHP), will give a presentation on the privatization of Medicare.  The program, sponsored by the LWVVT, will take place at 1:00 pm, at the Barre Area Senior Center, 131 South Main Street, Barre.  Dr. Malek will discuss Medicare Advantage, DCEs and the new ACO/REACH program.  The event is cosponsored by VT PNHP, Vermont Health Care for All, Vermont State Employees' Association, and Vermont Workers' Center. For the first 20 years after its implementation in 1965, the Medicare program reimbursed hospitals and doctors directly for the care they provided to Medicare enrollees. Beginning in 1985, some Medicare recipients were given the option of electing to have their benefit managed by a private company, currently known as the Medicare Advantage program. Last year, officials in the Medicare program announced that by the year 2030, they would be involuntarily enrolling the remaining Medicare enrollees into another managed care program—the ACO/REACH program. The goal of the March 30th program is to discuss the impacts of these privatization initiatives on the care that Medicare beneficiaries receive, on the costs Medicare beneficiaries will be facing, and the impacts of these changes on the financial stability of the Medicare program. Marvin Malek, MD MPH, received his medical training at SUNY Upstate in Syracuse, NY, residency training at Cook County Hospital and earned a Masters Degree in Health Policy at Harvard University’s School of Public Health. Dr. Malek has spent most of his career in community medicine, providing care to underserved populations,including Latino, Black, and Navajo communities. He currently works on the hospital care team at Springfield Hospital in Vermont.


Cabot Arts presents Phil Henry in Concert 3/30/23 - 3/30/23

Rutland based singer-songwriter Phil Henry exudes the skill of a craftsman and the authenticity of an artist. He builds detailed worlds and characters who speak through Phil’s words, with “…vivid lyrical imagery that captures the imagination.”  (Seven Days)??The upbeat acoustic rhythm and melodic sensibility and lush instrumental treatment is no carbon-copy of popular or folk radio songs, but is instead an expression of Phil’s individuality and craft.


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