The Addison County Chamber of Commerce recognized several area businesses and individuals for excellence this past Thursday during its annual meeting at the Vergennes Opera House.
According to Kerry Mazzariello, vice president and senior community lender at National Bank of Middlebury, Lindi Quesnel has joined the bank as its newest retail community lender.
IPJ’s Sarah Peluso has been elected 2023 president of the Vermont Association of Realtors’ Board of Directors at its annual meeting on Oct. 12.
The pub on Exchange Street will close after this last weekend of selling brews.
Bee’s Wrap, the Middlebury maker of reusable, all-natural food storage wraps, has a new CEO. Brendan Taylor joined the firm, which has a manufacturing facility on Exchange Street, as its chief executive officer in September.
The store’s roots actually extend deeper than the Tombs; it began in 1975 as Middlebury Office Supply in the basement of what is now the Town Hall Theater building on Merchants Row.
Business was blooming this past weekend at downtown Middlebury’s FLŌRA, a fully licensed and permitted cannabis retail shop that opened to brisk traffic as Vermont’s cannabis retail law took effect on Oct. 1. As of that date FLŌRA was only one of three su … (read more)
“I remember watching (Mendy’s) close and inside of me a voice was saying, ‘I have to fill that space,’” Lisa Phelps recalled during a recent interview.
While many of the students filling Middlebury College dining halls last winter were discussing looming final exams or details of their trips home for winter break, Sam Segal and Brett Perlmutter were working out the details of a company they hoped would c … (read more)
Another program is launching to help Vermont businesses that are short on operating funds because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A new board member, promotions and a new hire were recently announced by the National Bank of Middlebury.
State Director Linda Rossi announced that Sarah Kearns of Middlebury has been selected as the 2022 State Star of the Vermont Small Business Development Center.
The Addison County Economic Development Corp. recently helped two Bristol businesses to secure financing for commercial development projects.
Emeraldrose Grows owner Greg Newman is planning to add a new kind of flower to his organic gardening shop this fall: recreational cannabis.
The Ferrisburgh selectboard has scheduled a public hearing on proposed new zoning laws that would govern where sellers, growers and manufacturers of cannabis could work within town limits.
