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

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.

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

The tornadoes this past Thursday were two out of three that have hit the state this year, making 2026 already an above-average year for tornadoes in Vermont

“The (weightier discussion) is going to be the voluntary mergers.” — Wendy Baker

“People are moving away from Vermont because they can’t afford to live here. Taxes are driving people away.” — Annie Wilson

The initiative includes a new program that allows residents to purchase items for other shoppers at the Lincoln General Store.

The Vergennes-area school district learned in May that Superintendent Sheila Soule will conclude her tenure at the end of the upcoming school year.

The project marks the second phase in a larger effort to replace water lines in the town’s aging water distribution system.

Three Squares Cafe in Vergennes introduces a sandwich series that pairs food industry talent with charitable giving.

If the new weekly times do not fit your schedule, contact the library.

The Middlebury selectboard will soon ask for public feedback on an assortment of proposed changes to the town charter.

Addison County in May recorded the lowest jobless rate of all the state’s 14 labor markets

This annual fundraiser is an important part of the library’s functioning and continuing activities, so your support is greatly appreciated.

The program’s topic is “What Were You Thinking Philip Schuyler, Benedict Arnold, and John Trumbull?”