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SIX-YEAR-OLD REYNOLDS DALY of Cornwall scoops up the ball with her stick
on Monday at the children’s lacrosse clinic held at Middlebury College’s Kohn
Field. Panther women’s lacrosse coach Kate Livesay and her assistants, helped
by members of the men’s and women’s college teams, taught youngsters the
fundamentals of the sport. Independent photo/Steve James
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MIDDLEBURY UNION MIDDLE
School students display some of
their artwork that will be shown at
an exhibition on Wednesday, May
4. Here’s sixth-grader Trevor Wright with his stained glass
piece.
Photo Courtesy of ACSD
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MUMS EIGHTH-GRADERS Lia Calzini and Navah Glikman show off their fashion design pieces for their exhibition on Wednesday, May
4. This is the school’s first exhibition since
the pandemic and the students are
really excited.
Photo courtesy of ACSD
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THE MUMS ART exhibit on May 4 will feature live musical performances including an
ensemble concert from the MUMS
band at 6 p.m. Coffee and bake sale
treats will be provided by Friends
of MUMS, with proceeds going
toward a new piece of stained glass
equipment for students. Pictured
are sixth-graders Annika Bruning, Maeve Newton and Harper Hendy with the Rennaissance-style self-portraits.
Photo courtesy of ACSD
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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE LACROSSE team members Susan Rowley, Kylie Wilson and Addy
Hayman on Monday stand over youngsters lying on Kohn Field as part of a musical chairs-type
drill during a clinic that taught lax skills to children from kindergarten through fourth grade.
Independent photo/Steve James
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MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE VARSITY women’s lacrosse player Hope Shue, who has scored 30 goals for the undefeated Panthers this season, readies to show six-year-old Levi Laroche of Cornwall how to
guard the goal during a clinic that the team and its coaches hosted on Monday. Laroche must have learned well as he made the ball sail over Shue’s head and into the goal.
Independent photo/Steve James
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MIDDLEBURY LIONS CLUB members Bobby Cyr, left, David Morse and Greg Wry load boxes
collected at the club’s annual Food from the Heart drive on April 16. The Lions collected 2,918
pounds of food and $2,720.02 in cash.
Photos courtesy of Lorraine Morse
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A GREAT BLUE HERON seemed to be in search of softer ice than it could find in Lincoln on a recent
cold morning. Photo Dale Cockrell
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MIDDLEBURY LIONS CLUB held its annual
Food from the Heart drive on April 16. Club members were out from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Pratt’s in Bridport as well as Kinney Drugs,
Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op, Shaw’s, and Hannaford in Middlebury. They collected 100 banana boxes full of food with a total weight of 2,918 pounds and $2,720.02 in cash
donations. In addition, the American Legion
generously donated $500 in food. The boxes were delivered to HOPE and CVOEO April 18.
The money will be presented later at one of the club’s meetings. Pictured are HOPE Food Program coordinator Anna Freund, and
Lions Wes Smith, Greg Wry, David Morse and Bobby Cyr.
Photo courtesy of Lorraine Morse
