News
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Simon Says opens in Brandon Oct. 3
Families in Brandon will soon have a new place to shop, play and discover something special.
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Lincoln News: Learn about the Ladies Aid Industria
A new exhibit honors the organization’s distinctive history.
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Snugfest raises $6,000 for local organizations
Funds were raised through ticket and merchandise sales.
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Monkton News: Yoga of the changing season
Come to the town hall for the weekly Community Yoga class.
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Leicester News: Don’t forget to pay property taxes
LEICESTER — The Leicester Historical Society will be sponsoring Prize Bingo on Sat., Oct 10, at 1 p.m. at the Senior Center. Refreshments served; all are welcome. We…
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Ferrisburgh News: Get involved during Open House Month
October is “Open House Month” for Ferrisburgh Town Committees.
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Middlebury College to be tuition-free for students with family income up to $175,000
MIDDLEBURY — It just became a little easier to attend Middlebury College for students from families of more limited means. Middlebury College President Ian Baucom on Wednesday announced…
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Medicaid program changes loom
FERRISBURGH — Around 49,000 Vermonters will be affected by approaching changes to the Medicaid program, and state officials are engaged in a public information blitz to ensure those…
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Middlebury town pool repair pegged at $400k
After years of temporary fixes, the pool needs a major rehab.
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FEMA OK’s buyouts for Starksboro properties
Fourteen properties in Starksboro have been approved for buyouts by FEMA, an option for the voluntary purchase of properties damaged by or at risk of flooding.
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John Coburn appointed to city council
City councilors appointed John Coburn to replace long-time member Jill Murray-Killon in a 4-2 vote.
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Plan sought for college land in Industrial Park
Efforts to develop Middlebury College-owned land in the town’s industrial park will get a further boost during the coming months.
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Citizen scientists document Vermont’s fungi
VERMONT — Walking in the forest this time of year, many of us have our eyes pointed skyward, soaking up the beauty of Vermont’s foliage overhead. While that’s…
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Vergennes to vote on second sewer bond
This will be the second time voters in the Little City will decide whether to authorize a large loan for its sewer infrastructure overhaul.
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Social Security: Politics’ third-rail can’t avoid change
A news-analysis on the economic-shortfall facing Social Security, historical perspective, and possible solutions.
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Kenney begins role as Salisbury town clerk
Fred Kenney most recently served as executive director of the Addison County Economic Development Corp.