“You have to evolve with the times and not just stick with your macaroni and cheese, although they still like it.” — Carol Roscoe
VUHS grads, their families and Bernie Sanders came together on Friday, June 12, to celebrate.
The building this fall will become home to a new ACSD PreK program.
To combat bear visits to residential areas, neighbors have begun working together.
“We need a bigger pie; we can’t keep trying to divide up the same small pie to fix the problems Vermont has.” — Andrew Klein
Vergennes city councilors spent two-and-a-half hours on Tuesday night combing through the FY27 budget proposal.
A German exchange student’s year in Vermont left all those involved with new memories and a greater understanding of different cultures.
The Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center provides vocational and technical education to students and adults in the 17 Addison County towns served by the Addison Central, Addison Northwest and Mount Abraham Unified school districts. Students take time away … (read more)
The fourth annual fair on the City Green this past Saturday demonstrated ways residents can work toward a green future.
NEW HAVEN — Making connections in a rural community can be challenging, but less so if you know where to look. A group of New Haven residents has been working to identify existing avenues for building community in town and create additional opportunities … (read more)
Join Melanie Cote and a welcoming group of poetry lovers on Saturday, June 20 for the monthly Poetry Club meeting
Created by New Haven, Vt., native and Middlebury College graduate Anaïs Mitchell, “Hadestown” won eight Tony Awards in 2019, including Best Musical.
The Orwell Store Community Trust on Saturday held a “Picnic Palooza” to bring attention to their efforts to fill the void left by the closing of Buxton’s Store.
A new columbarium has been installed at Prospect Cemetery.
Sparrow Art Supply drew nearly 100 participants to its second annual festival for artists.
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