Baby snapper staring contest
This Instagram post from the Montshire Museum of Science is from Oct. 30, but still just as cute today!
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Trailer for ‘No Small Matter,’ the documentary on early education in America screening in Norwich Friday
Read Valley News feature writer Sarah Earle’s piece on the film in today’s edition.
The ‘Full Frontal with Samantha Bee’ crew was at the Norwich Farmers Market asking about the Vermont governor’s race
Vermont Democratic gubernatorial challenger Christine Hallquist, left, and Republican Gov. Phil Scott will face off in the November general election. (AP Photo, File)
A Norwich tipster told us, and a TBS publicist confirmed: A crew from Full Frontal with Samantha Bee was at the Norwich Farmers Market this past Saturday, asking folks about the gubernatorial race between Republican incumbent Phil Scott and Democratic challenger Christine Hallquist.
Samantha Bee herself wasn’t there, the Norwich resident said. Instead, a correspondent was interviewing patrons, along with a crew of seven people, give or take.
The TBS publicist, Angela Char, did not response to additional questions, including when the segment might air.
Bee is a former long-time The Daily Show correspondent who has had her own satirical late-night news show since 2016.
Here’s her most recent Full Frontal clip available on YouTube.
Assuming the clip makes it to air, it will be the second time that Vermont gets some kind of satirical treatment on national TV recently.
In case you missed it, this was a Saturday Night Live skit on the show’s final September episode:
Good morning, Upper Valley
Here’s some cute little fungi in Norwich from u/ComprehensiveDivide on Reddit.
Primitive fungus? Or plant. Norwich Vt. Looks out of place for cool fall day. from r/vermont
Happening Saturday: The Norwich Historical Society hosts its trunks & antiques show
Photo courtesy Norwich Historical Society.
The Norwich Historical Society is hosting 27 dealers from across New England, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tickets are $5 (with children under 12 free).
Plus, if you’re in more of a seller’s mood than a shopper’s, you can get up to three items informally appraised, for $5 per item, by Bill Smith, of William A. Smith Auctioneers and Appraisers of Plainfield. The historical society calls it “our own Norwich Antiques Roadshow.”
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