News
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Bristol’s Tandem ends run on Main Street
The multi-purpose space hosted pop-ups, community gatherings, an incubator space for emerging food ventures and a homebase for the businesses of co-owners Lauren Gammon and Jess Messer.
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Bristol Peace Garden restoration complete
Volunteers, local businesses and organizations contributed to the project, which was completed this summer and will be celebrated at the annual Harvest Festival.
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Bristol library bolsters support for families, young readers
The library earlier this year secured a Dollar General Literacy Foundation grant to pilot new literacy supports and programs.
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By the Way, September 24, 2026
The Counseling Service of Addison County’s annual Bocce tournament will take place on Saturday, Oct. 3.
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OVUMHS named a National Unified Champion School
Otter Valley joins a small group of Vermont schools to receive National Unified Champion School recognition.
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Vermont Coverts honors three stewardship leaders
VERGENNES — Vermont Coverts: Woodlands for Wildlife recognized three Vermonters for their contributions to forest and wildlife stewardship, community education and the organization’s statewide peer-to-peer network during its…
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Get help for Working Lands grants
The Business Enhancement Grant is for farm and forest product businesses, or food businesses that use Vermont-grown products.
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Early childhood farm to school grants offered
The Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets is offering farm to school grants for schools and early childhood programs.
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Cornwall celebrations on tap throughout October
CORNWALL — As Cornwall winds up a summer of events designed to celebrate not only the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, but the…
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Lincoln News: Grab some cold-weather clothing
The next Lincoln Community Supper will take place on Tuesday, Sept. 29
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Monkton News: Corn maze now open for the season
The maze will be open on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Note of Appreciation: Church next door grateful to VOH
The new handicap-accessible ramp, along with the lovely landscaping and benches, will make such a wonderful difference.
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Town Hall Theater celebrates creativity with “A Spotlight on the Arts”
Proceeds from will help Town Hall Theater provide free events, scholarships and reduced-price tickets.
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City manager leaving Vergennes for Randolph
The news comes just weeks after city clerk/treasurer Betsy Sullivan announced she is moving on as well.
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Lincoln residents seek public hearing as state board weighs proposed airstrip
Kyle and Katie Clark have been seeking approval to operate the airstrip at their property since 2022, and their neighbors are asking for another opportunity to weigh in…
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Porter shares in hospital budget cuts, layoffs
Most of the cuts to Addison County’s health care hub affect Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Nursing.