The University of Vermont Extension 4-H program is launching a new initiative for Vermont high school students aged 14 to 18 to spend time outdoors and connect with peers of similar interests. The program will be split into two chapters, northern and southern Vermont, and is open to all high school students, not just 4-H members. Teens will have the opportunity to make decisions about recreational outings, community service, and job skill development. Interested teens are encouraged to complete a survey by May 9 for input.
Additionally, the Poultney Historical Society is seeking vendors for their 90th annual East Poultney Day celebration, with a theme commemorating America’s 250th anniversary. Reinbow Riding Center in Belmont has announced updates for their upcoming season, including new equine professionals. The Vermont Health Connect enrollment period saw a substantial increase in sign-ups, with over 32,000 Vermonters enrolling in health and dental plans. Vermont Fish & Wildlife is seeking volunteers to become instructors for the Let’s Go Fishing program, with a training workshop scheduled for April 26.
Market 32 and Price Chopper are collecting high-demand pet food and supplies until April 30 in support of local animal protective organizations. Northeast Delta Dental was awarded the Baldrige Performance Excellence Award for their commitment to quality, service, and innovation. For those interested in sharing community news or announcements, they can email news@rutlandherald.com with the subject line “For Community News.” The publication reserves the right to edit for length.
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