The Samara Fund announces grants for four Addison County queer initiatives

The Samara Fund at the Vermont Community Foundation announced grants that will go to 35 organizations across Vermont.

Masons raise money for the Starksboro Fire Department

The monthly charity breakfast that was held on Sunday, June 14, at the Masons’ Lodge in Bristol raised over $1,500 to assist the Starksboro Fire Department

Foodaroo serves up flavor and fun on August 2

Foodaroo is about food and performance that exhilarates and engages all ages.

By the way, July 2, 2026

A new community radio station serving the 5-Town Area will begin its first scheduled broadcasts on July 4.

Ferrisburgh News: Don’t miss the many museum, library and community activities in July

Bixby is offering ArtDay Friday during Fridays in July and August.

Vergennes News: Catch the Independence Day fireworks on Friday

Congratulations as well to the organizers of Big Pride in the Little City for another successful Pride celebration.

9 tips for keeping cool without AC

With hot and humid temperatures in the forecast, Efficiency Vermont is sharing some tips to keep a home or apartment cool without air conditioning.

Bristol man thrown from car in Middlebury crash

David A. Fleming is in the hospital with serious injuries after he crashed his car in Middlebury Sunday evening and was thrown from the vehicle off Route 116 when headed toward Bristol.

Addiction recovery enters new chapter in county

The nonprofit Turning Point Center will henceforth be known as the Peer Recovery Center of Addison County.

Declaration of Independence readings planned across the county

America’s founding document will be read in four places in Addison County

Police collar suspect who they say axed an ATM

Middlebury police used video recordings and basic investigative work to arrest a local man who they say took an axe to a bank ATM in a failed attempt to rob it.

Research at Middlebury reveals nuanced story about AI use

A popular narrative online now is that most college students use artificial intelligence to automate their work and to cheat. Middlebury College profs found that some using AI in a different way actually improved learning in the long term.

Tutors are restoring school for Afghan girls

“One of the things she misses from her days in school was that sense of belonging, and I think that we have been able to build that in this tutoring network with our students.” — tutor Mary Sullivan

$25K in grants go to local nonprofits

With the help of the grants awarded by the Vermont Women’s Fund, nonprofits in Addison County are able to continue to grow and help the community.

New pastor takes the helm at CVUUS

“I really wanted to be a pastor, to be with people, accompany them through all the ups and downs of life.” — Michael DeSantis

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