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Celebrate All of the Adorable Quarantine Babies

Celebrate All of the Adorable Quarantine Babies So you had a baby during the unprecedented COVID-19 quarantine. There is no doubt the experience was nothing that you had hoped and dreamed for, whether it was your first baby or your fourth. Maybe you are a first-time grandma who had been waiting years to finally smell that newborn baby smell and squeeze the heck out of those little pouty baby lips. This pandemic took those cherished grandma moments away from you because it just wasn t safe. All of those precious first-year moments like baby showers, newborn photo sessions, meeting grandma and grandpa, and just generally being showered in love and kisses by everyone – all gone.

Celebrate All of the Adorable Quarantine Babies

Vermont Route 108 open again through Smugglers Notch

Vermont Route 108 open again through Smugglers Notch Follow Us Question of the Day     By - Associated Press - Monday, April 19, 2021 CAMBRIDGE, Vt. (AP) - The state highway through Smugglers Notch reopened to traffic again on Monday, the Vermont Agency of Transportation said. Highway crews were removing the barriers and reopening Vermont Route 108, a narrow, winding mountain pass that runs between Stowe and Cambridge. The road is closed during the winter. It already opened once this year, but it was closed again ahead of last week’s late season snowstorm. TOP STORIES

Vermont Route 108 open again through Smugglers Notch

Loads of odes: Poet pens verses of Lamoille County towns

Jeffersonville poet Susan Sanders has spent the last month capturing in verse what she sees as the essence of every Lamoille County town, focusing on what makes each unique and an attribute to the whole of the community. “This all stemmed out of COVID, feeling very isolated and overwhelmed, and I felt compelled to do something,” she said. “I wanted to pay tribute and just acknowledge the people who are doing jobs, like cashiers and people that have these jobs that have to be on the front lines to work.” Sanders originally set her sights on a poetry version of the 251 Club — in which people visit each of the state’s 251 towns — and pondered penning a poem about every municipality.