Lisa Loomis is the Executive Editor at The Valley Reporter. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, agriculture and farming, as well as culture and society, with a particular focus on the housing market, real estate development, and transportation policy. Lisa's work has been featured in the Waterbury Roundabout and Valley Reporter.
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Waitsfield, United States (Local)
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Lisa Loomis focuses on local news, particularly in "The Valley," with a strong emphasis on government announcements and event coverage. She tends to cover topics related to family & relationships, business & industry, engineering, and government & politics.
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Editorial by Lisa Loomis
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The Cabot Creamery building at Mad River Park in Waitsfield is being considered as a possible multi-town Valley elementary school as the school district works on merging schools.
With two major components of Waitsfield's community wastewater project going out to bid shortly, the select board is moving forward with hiring a municipal project manager to help oversee the largest capital project in the town's history.
Looking for a way to lose yourself this fall? Anyone looking for something fun in The Valley this fall will be able to lose themselves -literally -in The Valley’s first corn maze.
The Warren Select Board is considering how to improve the Fourth of July parade, following a debrief that included suggestions on crowd control, parking, emergency access and village impacts.
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The Waitsfield Select Board fined the owner of a dog that recently killed three goats and banned that dog from the town forever after an Aug. 24 public hearing and subsequent executive session. The board issued two $25 tickets to the owner.
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Waitsfield voters will be asked in November to approve a bond for a new town garage, with officials working through the next month to narrow a preliminary project estimate currently ranging from $4.5 million to $5.5 million.
