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‘Maple 100’ offers many ways to enjoy Vermont’s sweetest treat

Wednesday, October 6, 2021 — Issue 633

The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets and Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing, along with several partners, are bringing together the maple industry, specialty products, and maple-inspired activities in a statewide campaign.

The Maple 100, a compendium of deals, packages, and adventures, offers visitors and Vermonters alike the chance to rediscover favorite maple snacks, treats, and local products, as well as discover new ways to enjoy the state's sweetest treat.

The fall celebration of all things inspired by and tied to the sugar maple in Vermont is a chance to explore maple activities, adventures, and maple-inspired products across the state.

Find out more at VTMaple100.com, including details about featured local businesses, specialty products, recipes, and more.

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Apple Pie Festival relieved at return of a bountiful apple crop

By
Randolph T. Holhut

DUMMERSTON-Last year, the Dummerston Congregational Church had to search far and wide for apples for...

Let your autumn veggies lead the way

By
Dorothy Grover-Read

BELLOWS FALLS-It's here! Autumn arrived in Vermont on Sept. 22. The leaf peepers are viewing...

Gilfeather Turnip Day is Oct. 26

WARDSBORO-A celebration of Vermont's state vegetable takes place on Gilfeather Turnip Day, Saturday, Oct. 26,

Heritage Festival returns for weekend of crafts, food, and music

NEWFANE-Since 1970, volunteers have made the Newfane Heritage Festival in the heart of this historic...

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