Op/Ed
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We need to define growth’s endgame vs. status quo
If we don’t change the current trajectory, the impact on the community continues to worsen.
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Ways of Seeing: These green hills and silver waters
“It is hard to describe how it feels to love a place with all your heart while feeling a strong pull away from it.”
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Note of Appreciation: Islely Library ready for the next 100 years
I want to thank all the hard working folks at Ilsley for a job well done.
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Note of Appreciation: Public art takes a team effort
“Projects like this look simple once they’re finished, but there are always many hands behind them.”
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Opinion: Theater experience was disappointing
“Why didn’t the Opera House go the extra mile and do a decent sound system?”
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Opinion: Is CHIP the solution to Middlebury’s housing issues?
“If this project was not in the CHIP program, it would go on the grand list when completed, and the full increment of municipal and education taxes would…
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Opinion: My husband is stable in storms, steadfast in love
“He is not a perfect man, but he is a principled one.”
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Opinion: Please explain population stability
“I hope Mr. Lynn and planners will more clearly define that vision.”
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Opinion: It’s time to review rail safety concerns
Mr. Dorsey is a former part-time resident of Middlebury and a downtown business owner.
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Editorial: Vermont adopted its bias-free policing policy for good reasons
“Costella’s decision to summon Border Patrol directly violates Vermont’s Fair and Impartial Policing Policy.”