News
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CSAC to broaden mental health services model
MIDDLEBURY — The county’s largest mental health agency is on target to shift, by next summer, to a new service delivery model aimed at improving outcomes for the…
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Bristol eyes next phase of water line replacement
BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard last week got an update on a water line replacement project underway in town, as well as a look at what the next…
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Bristol still exploring future of police department
BRISTOL — Bristol officials will spend the next year engaging with residents around what they’d like the Bristol Police Department and its services to look like, with the…
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Milk & Honey Guild raises funds for animal shelter
MIDDLEBURY — When Dorothy “Dot” Busque of Colchester decided to retire from quilting, she still had an impressive stash of fabric, patterns, tools, sewing machines and other notions.…
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Keep your mind moving to age gracefully
ADDISON COUNTY — As people age, many fear that they are losing the sharpness in thinking that they once had. Cognitive health is the ability to think, learn…
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Seniors are welcome to give blood, and even needed
Many blood centers do not set an upper age limit for donors, but some may.
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By the way, Oct. 22, 2026
Help Middlebury decide where to generate renewable energy as part of an Oct. 29 presentation on the town’s draft Enhanced Energy Plan — a document intended to dovetail…
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State commerce official to speak at Chamber dinner
FERRISBURGH — Heather Pelham, Vermont’s deputy secretary of Commerce and Community Development, will deliver the keynote address at the Addison County Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Award and Hall…
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Are your kids ready for Spooktacular this Sunday?
Downtown business owners are thrilled to bring back the Main Street Trick-or-Treating parade through downtown Middlebury
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The Munger Games: A little friendly competition, lots of food, very little bloodshed
NEW HAVEN/MIDDLEBURY — These moments of nice outdoor weather in Vermont feel especially precious, perhaps because everyone who lives here knows they are on borrowed time. Enjoying a…
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Lincoln News: Lincoln Sports Trail Celebration moved to Sunday, Oct. 25
LINCOLN — The Lincoln Volunteer Fire Company will open its doors to collect donations for the annual Five-Town Fill the Firehouse Food Drive on Saturday, Oct. 24 from…
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The Outside Story: The Life of an American Coot
By mid-October, many birds have migrated south, but some lucky birders may still be able to spot an American coot, an uncommon bird in New Hampshire and Vermont.…
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UCC Holiday Bazaar set for Nov. 7
MIDDLEBURY — The Congregational Church of Middlebury, UCC is holding its annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. This unique shopping experience…
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Libanus Lodge donates to the Veterans’ Place
BRISTOL — On Sunday, Oct. 11, Libanus Lodge #47 donated the proceeds from their Charity Fundraising Breakfast to the Veteran’s Place in Northfield. The Lodge rounded up the…
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Bears in tree in downtown Middlebury
A Mama bear and her two cubs took up residence high above a downtown intersection this weekend, what would the public do?