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Porter shares in hospital budget cuts, layoffs
Most of the cuts to Addison County’s health care hub affect Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Nursing.
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Vergennes Opera House All-Access Project wraps
The $2 million project will expand accessibility to the arts and local government.
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Library doles out produce for free
Produce is available to anyone from any town on Thursdays from 1-6 p.m., or whenever options run out.
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Ilsley Library begins new chapter
Middlebury’s newly renovated library building was officially unveiled Saturday morning.
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City manager leaving Vergennes for Randolph
The news comes just weeks after city clerk/treasurer Betsy Sullivan announced she is moving on as well.
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Lincoln residents seek public hearing as state board weighs proposed airstrip
Kyle and Katie Clark have been seeking approval to operate the airstrip at their property since 2022, and…
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Film festival breaks its attendance record
“2025 was a decent year by all accounts, but (this year) was a different level,” said Lloyd Komesar.
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Parent Child Center seeks new leader
Jessica Donahue said ACPCC’s varied stakeholders will have input in the search.
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State restricts new superintendent hires to one-year
Secretary of Education Zoie Saunders clarified her policy to the ANWSD board on Friday.
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Lincoln picks school merger panel rep, eyes group to join
The school board appointed its chair to represent the district on a merger group and approved committee it…
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Vergennes teen charged with armed robbery
Brayden Hemingway was charged with robbery and is a suspect in other armed robberies.
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School districts threaten legal action against bus company
Districts officials are speaking with Tri-Valley Transit about a potential shuttlebus service.
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Vergennes woman killed, two others injured in Rt. 7 crash
Sabrina Prim, 32, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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An apple is more than a sweet fruit
When you pick that perfect fruit, know how much work went into it.
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Eagle girls’ soccer downs St. Albans
The Mount Abe booters are undefeated so far this season.
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Panther women’s ice hockey coach mourned
Emily McNamara, ’07, passed months after suffering life-threatening injuries in a car crash.
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Tiger volleyball wins state championship rematch
MUHS defeated Enosburg 3-2 on Monday night.
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Learn from ‘Music in Troubled Times’
The Opera Company of Middlebury will teach us a thing or two about “Music in Troubled Times” during the second…
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Vergennes Opera House opens first season in the theater’s history with 100% accessibility
The Vergennes Opera House will open their 2026-2027 season with the Americana music of Patti Casey, Colin McCaffrey and Eric…
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Solo pianist to play at New Haven house concert, Sept. 26
Come see pianist Henry Kramer play an intimate house concert in New Haven on Saturday, Sept. 26.
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Opinion: Vermont Secretary of Education’s edict is absurd
“Instead of constantly adding to already considerable challenges faced by public school directors in these times, our SecEd should rightly be providing supports to them.”
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Ways of Seeing: Airport rote
“I hadn’t thought of this rote method for years—not until I was traveling home from Mongolia about 15 years ago.”
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Editorial: We agree with Trump!
“The court will likely go down in history as the worst for other decisions.”