Addiction recovery enters new chapter in county
June 25, 2026
Crime, News
Police collar suspect who they say axed an ATM
June 26, 2026
Middlebury police used video recordings and basic investigative work to arrest a local man … (read more)
Sports
Excelling at draw, Adams up for national award
June 25, 2026
The 2026 Middlebury College graduate finished her career with more draw controls than anyo … (read more)
PHOTOS OF THE WEEK
- Seeing a field of lacquered yellow buttercups like this one is a treat in Vermont during the late spring and early summer. Independent photo/John S. McCright
- Bridport’s Craig Duddles, seen this spring outside the Henry Sheldon Museum where the Middlebury Garden Club was tidying up the beds, is the editor of the club’s newsletter, “Garden Thymes.” At its annual meeting in St. Albans earlier this month, the Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont (FGCV) awarded first place in the statewide newsletter competition to “Garden Thymes,” which is published quarterly. The FGCV assists the 16 member garden clubs in Vermont, encourages educational programs in horticulture, landscape design, and related fields and promotes natural resource conservation.
- A double rainbow reigns over Vermont’s green landscape just south of Middlebury late on Sunday. It is some consolation for the delayed gardening and rained-out outdoor activities. Photo by Brian Joslin
- Unexpected delay: Traffic was slowed around Court Square in Middlebury on Friday morning as a Green Mountain Power crew fixed a power outage that lasted from 7:30 a.m. until around 9:30 a.m. An official said a wire on a pole in the square had burst into flames and caused the outage. While homes and businesses in the immediate area dealt with their outage, cars and trucks were slowed, but no major delays appeared to take place. Independent photo/John S. McCright
Arts & Leisure
Town Hall Theater celebrates America 250 with a block party
June 25, 2026
Get your party pants on, people… Middlebury is ready to celebrate USA’s 250th with music, … (read more)
Op/Ed
Clippings: We were kids in a candy store
June 25, 2026
“The moment we walked in, that familiar yet long forgotten smell of chocolate confections … (read more)

























