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BRISTOL — It’s not unusual to see four students lingering late in Jim Brown’s technology education room at Mount Abraham Union...
MIDDLEBURY — Recent elections for the Middlebury selectboard have gone wanting for candidates.
Not this year.
Middlebury’s Town...
FERRISBURGH — Ferrisburgh selectmen on Tuesday approved a roughly $1.619 million town budget for fiscal year 2013, but on Town Meeting Day...
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When President Barack Obama rejected a permit for the controversial Keystone XL pipeline to carry oil 1,750 miles from the tar sands of western Canada to the refineries in Texas, it was more than a victory for Ripton environmentalist Bill McKibben against this one project: it was a rare victory against the special treatment the U.S. government has long given the oil industry...
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BRISTOL — Usually when the Vergennes and Mount Abraham union high school boys’...
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“Believe deep down in your heart that you’re destined to do great things,” said the hallowed Penn State Coach Joe Paterno.
As far as I could ever tell, during my formative years growing up in Pittsburgh, Pa., the only thing that ever did tie the two sides of the state together was Joe Paterno.
Of course no one called him that. Everyone called him Joe Pa. He was a father figure for the state. People lived, breathed and died Joe Pa. With honor, virtue and sheer will, he was a leader of the state’s largest academic institution for more than half a century, raising...
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MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury Union High School gymnastics team edged visiting Milton on Monday, 108.85-105.2, as senior Hailey LaFave won all four events and claimed the all-around crown.
Also posting top-six finishes for MUHS were Christie VanAmburg, Maelys Michels, Lindsay Wells, Gabrielle Ingenthron, Kayla Evans and Emma Snyder-White...
The Dance Company of Middlebury presents its newest work, “Push: Moving History Forward,” on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Dance Theatre of the Mahaney Center for the Arts. The piece will explore some of the roots of American dance forms: swing, contact improvisation, hip-hop, and modern dance.
Tiffany Rhynard, artist in residence in dance, is artistic director of the 2011-2012 Dance Company of Middlebury (DCM). She will create two pieces collaboratively with the dancers...
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