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Hartland Elementary School Graduates 41 Students!

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On Thursday, Hartland Elementary School graduated 41 8th graders. Most of the students (15) have chosen to attend Hartford High School in the fall. Other High School choices include: Hanover High School (seven students), Kimball Union Academy (one student), The Sharon Academy (five students), Thetford Academy (six students), Windsor High School (six students) and Woodstock High School (one student). One student, Mason Archambeault a fifth generation HES graduate was celebrated by three previous generations of her family all HES grads. Mason Archambeaultt (Class of 2013), Mason's Mom Martha Archambeault (Class of 1988), Mason's grandfather Thomas Campbell (Class 1963) and Mason's great-grandmother Irene Campbell (Class 0f 1945). Mason's great, great-grandmother also graduated from HES. More images from the Graduation Ceremony, click here . Hartland Elementary School  8th Grade Graduation Hartland VT June 13, 2013 Copyright ©2013 Nancy Nutile-McMenemy w

Groovy Times at LOH-Happy Together 2013 Rolls Into Town

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Lebanon NH June 18, 2013 The Turtles , featuring Flo and Eddie, have a groovy tour bus tour going on. They've gathered up some hit makers from the 60's and 70's and are taking their show on the road. This year's incarnation features:  Gary Lewis (Gary Lewis and the Playboys) Mark Lindsay  (Paul Revere and the Raiders) Gary Puckett (Gary Puckett and the Union Gap) Chuck Negron (Three Dog Night) and Flo and Eddie. The show opened at 7:30 and went until about 10:30 with a brief 20 minute intermission. Gary Lewis took the stage first. Gary is the son of comedian and actor Jerry and singer Patti Lewis. His group Gary Lewis and the Playboys had a string of  Top Ten hits in the sixties including a few he performed last night: "Save Your Heart For Me" "Everybody Loves a Clown" "This Diamond Ring" (which he proudly told the crowd "kicked" the Beatles out of the #1 spot in February 1965) and "She

Billy Wylder Plays the Quechee Balloon Fest Friday

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On Friday afternoon at 3 PM the Upper Valley was witness to a new band, Billy Wylder . The guys took the stage at the 34th Annual Quechee Balloon Festival  and treated the festival goers to some great music. Some folks recognized local favorite Avi Salloway (formerly of Avi and Celia and Hey Mama ) on lead vocals and guitar. The guys played two 45 minute sets as the crowd grew steadily as the afternoon went on. The band will be in Charlotte, VT – The Moonshine at Solfresh Farm – Tickets  tonight then on a break while Avi travels to the Middle East. Catch this band if they come anywhere near you...their enthusiasm is infectious! From the Billy Wylder website: From the archaic streets of Jerusalem to the small towns of America and all along the way, music has been the thread and source of strength for Billy Wylder. The band features Avi Salloway from Hey Mama/Avi & Celia joined by a boot kick crew of musical vigilantes. In the heat of the Arab Spring, Avi traveled to Israel a

Hartland VT was busy last weekend!!!

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The Hartland Cooperative Nursery School hosted it's first Spring Into Summer Fun Run on Sunday. About 40 children had pre-registered with more arriving Sunday morning ready to race. The race is a fundraiser for the school. Race Organizer and Hartland Cooperative Nursery School Board of Directors President, Kristin Fauci hopes the race will continue to be run in the future and wanted the community to know that they are accepting Nursery School Enrollments now. For more information about the school. please visit their website: http://www.hcnsvt.org/home or call (802) 436-2580 after 12 PM, Monday – Friday. More Fun Run images, click here Immediately following the Fun Run, The Hartland Food and Farm Festival was held from 11 AM until 3 PM. More Farm and Food Festival images, click here . Hartland Recreation Center Hartland VT June 9 , 2013 Copyright ©2013 Nancy Nutile-McMenemy www.photosbynanci.com For The Vermont Standard: http://www.thevermontstanda

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