The Town Democratic and Republican Caucuses for nominations for position of Justice of the Peace take place this month.
The Middlebury museum’s Thursday lunchtime series looks to “The Yellow Wallpaper,” a short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, as a starting point to explore mental health, gender, creativity and history.
Smaller producers have shared the difficulties they face, describing a market they’ve found to be oversaturated and offering limited retail access.
“Jane Fonda has shown extraordinary compassion and taken uncommon risks to show that an artist’s influence need not end when the credits roll.” — Jay Craven
Recovery housing “is critical we have that ‘next step’ for people. A lot of them want to stay in this community, but they don’t have the resources or ability to do so.” — Danielle Wallace
Among the items cut in the past month is some money for paving.
The 12th Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival features 120 films and some exciting names.
Middlebury’s municipal water reserves will increase by 1.3 million gallons by early September, thanks to a new, massive storage tower that’s being completed on Chipman Hill.
The school board received new information about what it could look like for New Haven students to attend another elementary school in the district and discussed more options to explore.
BRANDON — Tamara Stone appeared in court Monday by video from jail and pleaded not guilty to two counts of attempted second-degree murder and other charges. The woman who authorities said fled a double stabbing that left two of her relatives injured last … (read more)
ACSD transferred ownership of the former Ripton Elementary building to the town, which is now studying potential community uses for it.
SPARK is a newly formed Vermont nonprofit working to encourage ethical, accessible community education on psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted therapies through public talks and conversations.
The suspect is due to answer charges in court on Monday, June 29.
The space includes a more curated collection of books, as well as spaces for reading, playing and taking part in library programming while work continues at the library on North Street.
“Joy is an act of resistance, and I think that’s really what’s needed right now.” — Shiloh Lawrence
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