Glenn Russell

The Caledonia County Fair continues through Sunday evening in Lyndonville.

Free and open to the public, the event showcased various of military static displays, demonstrations, performances as well as a job fair at the South Burlington base.

A colorful event featuring LGBTQ+ community and allies, the event drew people of all ages and backgrounds and educated the community on the traditions and challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community.

The event was sponsored by the State of Vermont Office of Racial Equity and the state Human Rights Commission.

Several attendees wore faux poppies pinned to their clothes, part of a fundraiser for the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

The event involves circus arts, music and colorful lanterns displayed in a community procession.

A bright blue star and thousands of tiny, brilliant multi-colored lights adorn a 40-foot balsam as it beckons passersby to the Statehouse steps.

The season’s first major snowstorm created a winter wonderland a week before Christmas.

“I think people were kind of in shock at that point. I was in shock at that point. Just kind of going, what is this? Like, your brain cannot process that this is your hometown and that it’s just completely covered in floodwaters.”

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