7/29/10

Today's issue of the Addison County Independent is now available online, at a newsstand near you, or by print or online subscription. Be sure to pick up today's paper to read coverage of:

• An environmental commission's decision to deny the Lathrop Limited Partnership a necessary permit for its proposed gravel pit in Bristol.

• Peter Shumlin's bid to become the Democratic nominee in the governor's race. In an interview with the Addison Independent, he put an emphasis on job creation.

• One Lincoln family's commitment to life on a Vermont homestead. The Roleau family has lived in Vermont for six generations and they live on a farm in Lincoln, where they raise draft horses. Tomorrow, a multimedia profile of Trent Roleau, 21, will go up on our website as part of our Making a Life in Addison County series.

• In more election coverage, an editorial outlining the five choices in the democratic gubernatorial primary is also available online.

• Read our gardening column to learn more about berries and try a few new recipes.

For our subscribers

For complete access to the newspaper, sign up for an online subscription or pick up the print copy of the newspaper. Additional content this week available to our subscribers includes coverage of the Middlebury Fire Department's pitch for a new headquarters, the closure of a bridge on South Street in Bristol until at least 2012 due to safety concerns, delays in state benefits to the needy, Jessie Raymond's column and more.

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