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HOPE sees surge in food, financial requests
MIDDLEBURY — It’s been a very busy 2026 for those dispensing food, clothing and other basic services to low-income folks at the nonprofit Helping Overcome Poverty’s Effects (HOPE) headquarters at 282 Boardman St. in…
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County saw high voter turnout
Several local towns had some of the highest voter turnout rates in the state during what was a…
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2026 marks a plentiful year for apple crops
ADDISON COUNTY — Favorable weather made for an abundant apple season at orchards around the county this fall.…
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Sheriff’s department to launch drone program
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison County Sheriff’s Department will soon have eyes and ears in the sky to assist…
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Middlebury site picked for cold-weather shelter
MIDDLEBURY — The Peer Recovery Center of Addison County (PRC) at 79 Court St. in Middlebury this winter…
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County saw high voter turnout
Several local towns had some of the highest voter turnout rates in the state during what was a…
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2026 marks a plentiful year for apple crops
ADDISON COUNTY — Favorable weather made for an abundant apple season at orchards around the county this fall.…
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Sheriff’s department to launch drone program
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison County Sheriff’s Department will soon have eyes and ears in the sky to assist…
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Middlebury alumni buy Middlebury Inn
MIDDLEBURY — A small group of Middlebury alumni on Sept 23 bought the Middlebury Inn from Mike Dopp,…
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Upgrades for Starksboro’s historic town hall building on tap
A grant will support HVAC system updates and fire safety improvements needed to use the second floor of…
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Student transport concerns cited in ANWSD school reform law survey
VERGENNES — Increased travel time for students was the most frequently cited concern among 73 respondents who took…
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ACSD eyes job cuts in FY28 budget build
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison Central School District board on Nov. 30 will consider cutting 10 jobs as part…
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College pauses Native American language school
MIDDLEBURY — The Language Schools at Middlebury College last month announced it will pause its School of Abenaki,…
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New Haven OKs study of Beeman closure
The residents that responded voted, 339-189, in favor of the school board moving forward with such a study.
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Panther volleyball makes NESCAC semi’s
They’ll have to get past nationally ranked Wesleyan to make the championship.
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Panther field hockey to host NCAA games
It’s far from a rarity that the Middlebury College stickers get the chance to start the national tournament at home.
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Panther men’s soccer to host NCAA games
The team is 10-2-3 as they get the national tournament underway.
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Teens get a proper stage: First Youth Music Showcase debuts in Cornwall
The Vermont Roots Music Collective presents its inaugural Youth Music Showcase on Nov. 15 in Cornwall, featuring live performances by…
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Ruminations from the Roost: Transition’s Prologue
Steve Harris reflects on life transitions, aging and hitting the road again with his wife Judith for a four-month winter…
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Turn up the volume with After Hours at the Anderson
DJs, live visuals and a dance floor for everyone during Town Hall Theater’s After Hours at the Anderson on Thursday,…
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Editorial: Among Democrats’ must-do list, curbing corruption is high
When Congressional Democrats come to power in January 2027, there’s a long list of must-do items to be accomplished in the first several weeks. Reversing cuts…
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Editorial: Every citizen’s homework
It’s that time of year when area school boards are crunching numbers in their budgets to provide the best academic environment for students while keeping property…
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Why these are my favorite things
The blue shirt. It didn’t jump into my head immediately, but after I’d ruminated on the question for a while, it drifted to the front of…