Bouchard appointed to Monkton selectboard

Sarah Bouchard was one of four candidates to throw their hat into the ring for the open seat.

The progressive lawmakers announced a new bill on Wednesday that would ban new construction of these centers until the passage of federal legislation that places restrictions on AI.

The Addison Central School District board has endorsed a new, two-year contract with ACSD support staff that will grant them 5.5% raises in each of the next two academic years.

The Green Mountain Club encourages trail users to avoid muddy trails, follow any seasonal trail or road closures, and help protect the treadway and vegetation during this sensitive season.

The selectboard will look to fill a vacancy on the panel at its meeting next week.

The mural will transform the highly visible, 40-foot-wide exterior wall of Neshobe Elementary.

The 45-minute presentation outlines the many services offered by Age Well for independent seniors in Addison County who wish to age in place.

The 2026 Chili Cook Off and Sugar on Snow Party will take place on Saturday, April 18, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. in the Robinson Elementary School multipurpose room.

The Monkton Minibeats will meet on April 11, 9:45 – 11 a.m. at the Town Hall Community Room.

The Ferrisburgh Grange’s King Pede card parties are scheduled for April 11 and April 25. Come prepared to use your strategic skills at this longstanding Ferrisburgh tradition.

An estimated 100 acres of land and one outbuilding were burned, according to the Vergennes Fire Department, but no one was injured.

“We are seizing this opportunity because it comes at a fraction of that cost, will be ready in just a few months, and allows us to quickly increase our capacity by almost a third.” — Heidi Lacey

Middlebury police Chief Jason Covey shared ICE-related thoughts with the town selectboard on Tuesday evening, as municipal officials throughout the state continue to process the fallout from a March 11 ICE operation

Officials citing concerns about Vekos’ conduct and treatment of victims took new steps to further sideline the county’s top prosecutor.

Dr. Morris Earle recently returned from a stint serving at Doctors Without Borders hospital that was in a fascinating and friendly community, but where he worked it was another story — working in a refugee camp it is sad.