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Stowe Theatre Guild is a non-profit, volunteer-run community theatre organization that plays a vibrant role in the town of Stowe and the surrounding communities of Central Vermont. Producing high-quality theatre in the historic Town Hall Theatre, they showcase a diverse array of performances, including both musicals and straight plays, throughout the summer and fall months. The guild fosters community involvement by welcoming proposals for shows, auditions, and volunteer opportunities, ensuring that everyone can participate in the arts. They also host special events and fundraisers, such as "A Taste of Stowe," to support production costs and enhance the local cultural landscape. Generated from the website

City Hall in Montpelier, VT serves as the official website for Vermont's capital city. Visitors can access information on city meetings, budget details, agendas, and job listings. The website offers resources for various city departments, boards, services, and the community. Users can quickly find what they need through links for program registration, permits, recreation, and zoning regulations. Stay updated with the latest news and reports, such as the annual city report and election day information. The site also promotes community engagement through city planning initiatives and volunteer opportunities. Generated from the website content

Huntington Town Garage in Huntington, VT is responsible for the maintenance of the town's roadways, including the construction and maintenance of dirt and paved road surfaces, bridges, culverts, guard rails, and highway signs. They also provide winter road maintenance and assist the Fire Department and First Response Team. The Highway Department faces unique challenges due to Huntington's diverse topography and many streams, with steep slopes and extensive elevation changes. They prioritize safety by providing winter driving tips and emphasizing the importance of giving their plow trucks plenty of room on the road. Additionally, they remind residents to clear their culverts to prevent water overflow and hazards on the roads.Generated from the website