The Flyin Ryan foundation received a $5000 grant from the Gannett foundation, owners of the Burlington Free Press, as recognition for the work they are doing to install core values as part of the education experience at the high school level. Over the past two years, South Burlington high school,

Watching the figure fly across the screen, Jordan Chapman could feel a connection. The Milton High School junior sat in the school’s auditorium Monday as a video showed freeskier Ryan Hawks launching off cliffs, skimming the tops of frozen tree branches and landing in puffs of white powder. Though Chapman’s

The Flyin Ryan Hawks foundation is honored to be the recipient of a $5,000.00 Gannet Foundation Grant. The foundation is working with local students and schools to create a collection of Core Values expressed through volunteerism across our community. Students will be participating next Friday and Saturday (Oct. 25-26). Stay

Explore the trails of Smugglers’ Notch with our 1st annual Trail Race Series. The Series consists of 3 trail races in and around the Smugglers’ Notch cross-country trail network. Each race will feature a 4k, 8k and Kids’ Fun Run (ages 7 & under), and all races are open to