Committee points to sites for new fire station

The Vergennes Fire Station has a plethora of issues, including an unreliable floor.

May the lucky find morel mushrooms in Vermont

Morel mushrooms, an especially tasty wild fungi, crop up throughout Vermont in the spring. Only scavengers keen and fortunate enough can find it.

MAUSD explores closure of Beeman Elementary School

School board members said they’d like more information on what it would look like if New Haven families had school choice.

Rabid fox found in Middlebury

The Vermont Department of Health (DOH) on Wednesday confirmed a recent case of rabies in a grey fox in Middlebury

Middlebury water, sewer rates surge

Public works officials said the new rates are likely to add $75.42 to the average annual bill for in-town water users.

Rep. McGill reaches Turning Point

Rep. Jubilee McGill is bringing her work on housing back home to Addison County.

Scott concedes mandatory mergers

The Vermont Senate passed an education reform bill Tuesday that will not force school districts to consolidate

Big Heart, bigger plans: Queer-focused third space coming to Little City

The new owner of the former Bar Antidote space will open a queer-forward cafe, bar and co-working establishment.

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.

Local UCC churches combine for a day

“This is believed to be the first time in recent memory — and possibly ever — that all Addison County Association churches have worshiped together on a Sunday morning.”

Vermont House stops short of unmasking ICE, dividing House Democrats

Then the Vermont House passed a bill Wednesday that stops short of its original ambition.

Landlord-tenant bill falls apart in surprise Senate tiebreaker

A bill that originally sought to streamline the eviction process and rebalance Vermont’s landlord-tenant laws died on the Senate floor this Wednesday afternoon.

Bristol Libanus Lodge fundraises for lifesaving Fire Department tools

The Starksboro Fire Department decided to expand its capabilities for saving lives and spent approximately $25,000 on a TNT cutter and spreader set.

Library events bring live storytelling to New Haven and beyond

Gather to share and listen to true, first-person stories, and connect through the power of storytelling.

Starksboro students ready for nation’s 250th anniversary

The learning community has been working on a walking path at the school and taken part in other activities.

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