News
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Library doles out produce for free
Produce is available to anyone from any town on Thursdays from 1-6 p.m., or whenever options run out.
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Drop-In Brewing leaves Middlebury
the brewery’s two most popular beers will continue to be made.
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Three eager candidates eye Vergennes council vacancy
The vacancy will be filled on Sept. 22.
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Changes to Lord’s Prayer Rock not currently on the table
There are no proposals before the Bristol selectboard at this time, though some ways of addressing safety concerns have been raised.
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By the Way, September 10, 2026
The 5 Town Partnership will once again sponsor “Share the Warmth: A Winter Outerwear Giveaway”
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How Vermonters learned of 9/11 — and who remembers 25 years later
“A quarter-century ago, I thought my grandparents’ stories of Pearl Harbor were irrelevant tales of a time gone by.”
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VT211 connects Vermonters to essential services as state restricts hours
Vermont 211 has been notified by the state that it’s no longer authorized to provide critical VHRC support after 4:30 p.m. on weekdays, or on weekends and holidays.
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Regulators OK 5.5% GMP rate hike
The billing change, ordered late last month by Vermont’s Public Utility Commission, will take effect Oct. 1.
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Learn about and see animals at Dead Creek Wildlife Day
If you enjoy wildlife be sure to attend the 25th annual Dead Creek Wildlife Day.
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Vermont elections are safe and fair — plan to vote
Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas Encourages Vermonters to Make a Voting Plan.