Lincoln event uplifts LBGTQ+ youth

Community members can drop by to create supportive artwork and letters for Vermont’s queer youth.

Monkton teen wins land steward award

The Vermont Land Trust last week recognized Hailey Chase of Monkton.

The Outside Story: The grassland bird in a reverse tuxedo

The bobolink has one of the most impressive migrations of any passerine.

Local Girl Scouts sell more than 8,000 packages of cookies

The Girl Scout Cookie program is the largest girl-led entrepreneurship program in the world.

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.

County to elect four new reps, new state’s attorney

Addison County voters on Nov. 3 will at the very least pick four new Vermont House members and a new state’s attorney.

Local school meals ambassador set to retire

The food service director will retire from her post at the end of this month, capping 26 years helping feed local youth.

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

Quaker Pirate brings graffiti to Ferrisburgh

The artist’s exhibit went up last month, is up all summer and into fall.

‘Carry On’: Newsroom medical crisis accents need for CPR training

An emergency at the Addy Indy was a reminder of the importance of knowing CPR after colleagues helped save the life of a beloved columnist.

Career center builds nursing, gaming courses

This is the second in a two-part series previewing new and expanded programming at the Patricia Hannaford Career Center.

Goat farmers have place in Vermont agriculture

While cows dominate our dairy landscape, Vermont also has 33 dairy goat farms and three dairy sheep farms.

Bank gives boost to East Middlebury care home

National Bank of Middlebury is matching community donations to the Addison Home Fund, dollar for dollar, through June 19 in support of a new, nonprofit residential care home in East Middlebury.

Vermont Legislature adjourned Friday

“I didn’t get everything I wanted, and neither did you. But that’s the way compromise works.” — Gov. Phil Scott

Interns are one future for Vermont farms

One local farmer believes that committed mentorship can make a difference.

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