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Recent News
We are pleased to announce that the voters in Moretown overwhelmingly voted to join MRVRD starting in 2026. Your neighbors in Fayston, Waitsfield and Warren thank you and look forward to working with you! The Moretown Recreation Committee will continue it’s regular work and Moretown non-profits will be eligible for grants starting in 2026!
Funded by the towns of Waitsfield, Warren and Fayston, MRVRD received 17 grant applications seeking a total of $79,377 in funding for 2025. With careful consideration and to spread support among as many worthy organizations as possible, MRVRD will spend $55,298 on grants in 2025, up from $49,023 in 2024.
Let’s keep each other safe! Stop by the Farmer’s Market on July 19 or email laura@mrvrd.org if you’d like to purchase a helmet or light. Both of these retail for $50+ each! MRVRD is working with Local Motion to sell high quality bike lights at discount prices: https://www.cateye.com/intl/products/headlights/HL-EL042RC_SL-LD160RC-R/ rechargeable via usb cable, rubber straps for easy attachment to handlebars or seat post, 200-lumen front light is powerful enough to help riders see and be seen and there is also a light in the back, they come as a set.
We are booking presentations for local Boards and groups to learn about CRV accomplishments and its future. Email laura@mrvrd.org with a request. CRV has always been designed as an ongoing effort. To view our recent Community Forum, the 4th in a series, click below. Many thanks to MRV TV for filming and Lareau for hosting!
Next weekend we’re sharing our beautiful valley with more than 1,000 runners! Thanks for supporting and welcoming them and their travel companions. Make your own history by considering running one of the race options. The Mad Marathon has been included in National Geographic’s new book: “100 Runs of a Lifetime”!
Interested in coaching, stewardship, trail building or other volunteer opportunities? Do you have suggestions to share? We’d love to hear from you!