Published on: October 9, 2019 | Last Updated: November 27, 2020 9:07 AM EST John Salus, left, and Fred Stenson look over the selection of hand-crafted bowls available in the basement of the Lebel Mansion during the Allied Arts Council s third annual Arts and Drafts event Friday evening. Riley Cassidy / Pincher Creek Echo
The Allied Arts Council hosted its third annual Arts and Drafts night on Oct. 4, welcoming patrons into the Lebel Mansion for a soup dinner and a chance to try some southern Alberta beer.
About 130 attended the event, which featured 13 different hand-crafted soups from community members and brews from Spectrum Ale Works from Lethbridge, Stronghold Brewery from Fort MacLeod, and Oldman Brewing Company from Lundbreck.
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As the state aims to have Vermont fully open for business by Independence Day, Stowe is giving local merchants and service providers several more months of relaxed zoning rules as they try to keep customers coming â and safe.
The selectboard last week extended by half a year its interim zoning bylaws, until Nov. 15. The temporary rules were adopted â and renewed three times â in 2020. This is the fourth renewal.
This means Stowe businesses can continue offering outdoor seating, tents, special signs and other things that would normally require town approval without having to go through the zoning process.
The decision extends the allowances even as Gov. Phil Scottâs âVermont Forward re-opening plan for the state would eliminate COVID-19 restrictions after July 1, âin order to give local businesses the greatest chance to recover economically,â according to Stowe Town Manager Charles Safford.