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Local high schools respond to AI
“We may find there is no use for AI in schools; that may be where we land. I feel that we have a responsibility to have bigger conversations…
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Vergennes battery project on hold
The company did not elaborate on what a pause means for the project.
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Andy Mitchell tapped to lead MNFF
The Emmy-award-winning moviemaker and local resident steps ups as Managing Producer of the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival, which will host its 12th season this August.
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Richards takes swings at Scott in her run for governor
“Leadership. Deadlines. Metrics. Priorities. We don’t see that in the state of Vermont.” – Aly Richards
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Rep. McGill reaches Turning Point
Rep. Jubilee McGill is bringing her work on housing back home to Addison County.
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College sends 558 graduates off to the future
Graduates were recognized for the contributions they’ve made to the Middlebury community and offered some guidance for the chapter ahead.
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Cornwall’s Byker aims for Addison-2 House seat
Cornwall Selectboard Chair Tanya Byker is running for the Addison-2 House seat that will be vacated by Rep. Peter Conlon, D-Cornwall, at the end of this year.
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College to grow its role in housing, jobs
“We believe we now need to be thinking where would we build the next 100, 200, or 300 (units).” — David Provost
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Senator Welch gives, gets intelligence on food aid
The Vermont Democrat met with Helping Overcome Poverty’s Effects (HOPE) staff and volunteers to discuss how food insecurity is affecting the area.
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Middlebury College eyes sale of Monterey campus
The institution has entered negotiations with Soka University of America that could result in the sale of its graduate school campus in California.
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Tick activity stat hits new highs
State data shows the percent of tick-related emergency-room visits have risen since March.
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Health care expenses prompt Rep. Conlon to step down
“After 10 years, it’ll be good to get some new voices in there.” — Rep. Peter Conlon
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County readies for Green Up Day 2026
A beautification tradition begins anew this Saturday, May 2, with a fresh slate of Green Up Day activities.
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Energy project sparks fear in Vergennes
A Virginia-based company plans to ask the PUC this year for permission to build its infrastructure.
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Land use law draws barbs
After hearing considerable negative feedback, Vermont lawmakers are looking to change Act 181, a two-year-old land use law that’s drawn criticism.
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Addison County prosecutor loses law license
The Friday ruling calls for the immediate suspension of the law license for Eva Vekos pending the result of disciplinary proceedings before a state panel that oversees lawyers…