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MAUSD explores moving 6th-graders to Mount Abe
Academic and financial implications of such a move are part of what the school board hopes to capture in its study.
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Group pitches housing for adults with special needs
Developmental Disabilities Housing Initiative of Addison County is proposing to develop nine units of supported housing.
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Voter Guide 2026: Legislative candidates on the issues
Election Day is Nov. 3; mail-in voting has already begun. To give local voters a baseline for comparing…
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Boosters land $253K grant for Midd skatepark
Middlebury Director of Engineering Emmalee Cherington expressed her gratitude for the grant, but stressed there’s more work to…
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Terror in the Backyard: ICE’s shadow surge in Vermont
Liza Cochran, author of Brave Little Voices, delves deep into the Aug. 8 ICE raid of Mary Richards’s…
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ACSD girds for tough budget year
MIDDLEBURY — The start of the 2027-2028 academic year is almost 11 months away, but the Addison Central…
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New report lays out plan for regional growth
ADDISON COUNTY — Eighteen months of hard work by the Addison County Regional Planning Commission (ACRPC) staff, along…
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College leaders navigate promoting, defending freedoms
Conversations on college campuses frequently tackle questions of academic freedom and freedom of expression. But numerous issues in…
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Lincoln Ladies Aid Industria celebrates 140 years
Much has changed since the group got its start in 1886, but the philanthropic organization remains dedicated to…
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New Haven voters could weigh study on Beeman’s future
The nonbinding referendum would ask whether residents want the Mount Abraham Unified School District Board to study the…
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City to work with VLCT to find next manager
VERGENNES — During a special meeting on Tuesday, the Vergennes City Council voted to hire the Vermont League…
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Orwell man guilty of lewd or lascivious conduct with a child
Cory Laduc was found guilty of one felony count of lewd or lascivious conduct with a child.
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Walk and Roll to School Days are here
Join us on Oct. 7, when children all over the nation and world will celebrate walking and rolling…
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Save on heat this winter
Efficiency Vermont has advice for people across incomes, living situations, and which vary in size and cost.
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‘On Beyond Zebra’: 81-year-old Midd man takes on Mt. Baker by bike
“Seriously? You’re kidding, right?” That’s all I could muster when my friend Peter Lebenbaum informed me of his plan to…
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Three great leaders to be inducted into MHS/MUHS Hall of Fame
The alumni association will induct the scholars/athletes during halftime of the Tiger football game.
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XC teams prep for Thetford Trails
Two MUHS freshman continue to head the pack of local runners.
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Big grooves, cool vibes
From Grammy legends to rising stars, step into Town Hall Theater’s inaugural House of Jazz Festival, Oct. 9–11. Grab your…
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Who is Mary Postgate?
Consider grief, repression, and the terrible clarity of revenge with Middlebury Acting Company’s presentation of “Mary Postgate” by Rudyard Kipling,…
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Bluebird Improv brings legendary comedians to Middlebury
Bluebird Improv brings legendary comedians to Middlebury on Thursday, Oct. 8. Totally unscripted. Completely unpredictable. Absolutely unmissable.
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Editorial: Poll results tell insightful stories of voters’ concerns
The biggest news of the week hailed from the Vermont Public poll released this Monday that had Gov. Phil Scott leading Democratic challenger Amanda Janoo by…
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Trekking the TAM’s metaphors
I’ve found I have a very surface level understanding of the sentiment behind metaphors and common sayings until I actually experience the pieces of the comparison. …
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Ways of Seeing: Returning to the earth
We park our cars and head up a dirt road, then duck into a wooded path. Fiddle-banjo music greets us as we enter a wide clearing…