News
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Volatile fuel oil hurts ACSD
ACSD received zero bids from area vendors.
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Local artist takes a ‘place-based’ approach
NEW HAVEN — For some Vermont artists, nature not only inspires, it also serves as a resource. For one in Middlebury artist, foraging is an integral part of…
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Monkton News: History talk illuminates iron industry
The Monkton Historical Society will be hosting another interesting presentation revealing the town history.
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Bristol Police Log: Police keep busy
Bristol police responded to 85 calls for service throughout the first week of this month.
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Tracking dogs help hunters recover game
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is providing a list of certified leashed tracking dog owners who volunteer to help locate deer, bear or moose that…
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Lincoln News: Take part in biodiversity research
A hands-on mushroom demonstration walk will take place.
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State restricts new superintendent hires to one-year
As the Addison Northwest School District gets the search for a new superintendent underway, the state told the school board on Friday that it will only approve interim…
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United Way sets $800,000 fundraising goal
Donors can also give through UWAC’s “365 Business Circle,” payroll deduction, stock gifts and other ways.
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U.S. Navy docks at Maritime Museum
For the first time, the Maritime Museum hosted “U.S. Navy Week,” which brought Navy officials to the Green Mountain State.
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Stone to honor young poets at Town Hall Theater
The poetry contest entrants were asked to explore the question: “What Does Freedom Mean to Me?”
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Bristol Elementary eyes new tradition for sixth-graders
The learning community will work with students to create a new art-related tradition for sixth graders.
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Library doles out produce for free
Produce is available to anyone from any town on Thursdays from 1-6 p.m., or whenever options run out.
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Drop-In Brewing leaves Middlebury
the brewery’s two most popular beers will continue to be made.
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Three eager candidates eye Vergennes council vacancy
The vacancy will be filled on Sept. 22.
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Changes to Lord’s Prayer Rock not currently on the table
There are no proposals before the Bristol selectboard at this time, though some ways of addressing safety concerns have been raised.