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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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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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MAUSD to study moving 6th graders to Mt. Abe
Academic and financial implications of such a move are part of what the school board hopes to capture…
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Middlebury skatepark boosters land $253K grant
Middlebury Director of Engineering Emmalee Cherington expressed her gratitude for the grant, but stressed there’s more work to…
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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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MHS/MUHS Alumni consider a by-laws change to add scholarships
The MHS, MUHS Alumni Association is asking alumni to support a change to its by-laws.
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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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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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County’s new regional plan set for state review
ADDISON COUNTY — Eighteen months of hard work by the Addison County Regional Planning Commission (ACRPC) staff, along…
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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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Commodore boys’ defense shuts-out two teams
The VUHS team is 6-2 with a game on tap Friday.
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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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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…
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Editorial: Trump’s pique with the press
President Trump is his own worst enemy… again.