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Medicaid program changes loom
FERRISBURGH — Around 49,000 Vermonters will be affected by approaching changes to the Medicaid program, and state officials are engaged in a public information blitz to ensure those covered by the federal health care…
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Citizen scientists document Vermont’s fungi
VERMONT — Walking in the forest this time of year, many of us have our eyes pointed skyward,…
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Kenney begins role as Salisbury town clerk
Fred Kenney most recently served as executive director of the Addison County Economic Development Corp.
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Bristol Peace Garden restoration complete
Volunteers, local businesses and organizations contributed to the project, which was completed this summer and will be celebrated…
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Middlebury College to be tuition-free for students with family income up to $175,000
MIDDLEBURY — It just became a little easier to attend Middlebury College for students from families of more…
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Middlebury town pool repair pegged at $400k
After years of temporary fixes, the pool needs a major rehab.
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FEMA OK’s buyouts for Starksboro properties
Fourteen properties in Starksboro have been approved for buyouts by FEMA, an option for the voluntary purchase of…
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John Coburn appointed to city council
City councilors appointed John Coburn to replace long-time member Jill Murray-Killon in a 4-2 vote.
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Plan sought for college land in Industrial Park
Efforts to develop Middlebury College-owned land in the town’s industrial park will get a further boost during the…
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Vergennes to vote on second sewer bond
This will be the second time voters in the Little City will decide whether to authorize a large…
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Social Security: Politics’ third-rail can’t avoid change
A news-analysis on the economic-shortfall facing Social Security, historical perspective, and possible solutions.
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Rotary Club to mark 100th with Middlebury gift
“We’re calling it our ‘signature centennial project,’” local Rotary President Fred Kenney said.
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Bristol’s Tandem ends run on Main Street
The multi-purpose space hosted pop-ups, community gatherings, an incubator space for emerging food ventures and a homebase for…
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Bristol library bolsters support for families, young readers
The library earlier this year secured a Dollar General Literacy Foundation grant to pilot new literacy supports and…
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TAM Trek draws more than 140 runners
Despite the rain, over 100 participants showed up for races of varying lengths.
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Eagle girls’ soccer downs St. Albans
The Mount Abe booters are undefeated so far this season.
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Tiger football falls to St. J
MIDDLEBURY — Tiger running or Hilltopper passing? Unfortunately for the home team, the St. Johnsbury football team’s throwing game prevailed…
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From gripping theater to world-class music: Mahaney Arts Center welcomes all to its 107th season
Guess who gets to claim the title of Vermont’s longest-running performing arts series? We do, that’s who! Middlebury College’s Performing…
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Kate Gridley ‘Re/Collects’ in new exhibit at the Henry Sheldon Museum
What secret stories do everyday objects hold? Join artist Kate Gridley at the Henry Sheldon Museum’s Oct. 1 opening reception…
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Shrubland restoration volunteer day at Rokeby Museum
Learn about Golden and Blue-winged Warblers and their habitat needs at Rokeby Museum on Saturday, Sept. 26. Then help make…
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Editorial: Trump’s pique with the press
President Trump is his own worst enemy… again.
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A.I. will not end humanity. Humans will.
A.I. researchers are preparing for the day when an A.I. system can rely on itself, not humans, to build more advanced systems.
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Ways of Seeing: What would you have done during Jim Crow?
“I invite you, my dear neighbors, to come be part of this work to honor the humanity of everyone.”