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Orange County Deputy Sheriff Dan Bohnyak demonstrates a knee strike with student Branda Field as Kay Jorgensen, left, and Ellen Hosford, right, look on during a self-defense and situational awareness class at the Tunbridge Town Hall on April 20. The informal Tunbridge women’s group decided to hold the class after a rash of burglaries in the White River Valley last year started a dialogue about how to stay safe. (Valley News - James M. Patterson)

Brookside Honors Volunteers

Monday, May 6, 2013

Orange County Deputy Sheriff Dan Bohnyak demonstrates a knee strike with student Branda Field as Kay Jorgensen, left, and Ellen Hosford, right, look on during a self-defense and situational awareness class at the Tunbridge Town Hall on April 20. The informal Tunbridge women’s group decided to hold the class after a rash of burglaries in the White River Valley last …

Not a Shotgun Wedding, But Camo Was in Fashion

Saturday, April 27, 2013

The bride wore white — sort of. This being a union of two outdoors-loving souls, joined together in the Mecca of hunting supply stores, it was only fitting that the white dress be accented with a camouflage overlay, the groom don a camo-patterned tuxedo and baseball cap, and the ring bearer carry the …

$17,550 Grant Will Support Vt. Water Quality Projects

Sunday, April 14, 2013

Berlin, Vt. — The White River Natural Resources Conservation District recently received a grant of $17,550 to help conserve and protect the water quality of the first branch of the White River. The grant from the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation will support water quality projects on farms in Chelsea, Tunbridge, Royalton and Washington, Vt. The projects reduce the amount of sediment and …