Paul R. Cloutier graveside service
MIDDLEBURY — A graveside service for Paul R. Cloutier, 52, who died on Feb. 22, 2023, will be held at St. Mary’s Cemetery, Middlebury, on Saturday, May 20, at 11 a.m.
Eagles down Hornets in softball battle of the Titans
It was a well-played duel on Saturday between Division II softball contenders Mount Abraham and Enosburg, and the Eagles flew high.
Affordable heat bill becomes law after Vt. House overrides Gov. Scott’s veto
The Legislature’s highest-profile climate bill, sponsored by Addison County Sen. Chris Bray, will become law despite the governor’s opposition.
Middlebury hires Karin Mott as town clerk
Karin Mott, a longtime manager at the Middlebury Natural Foods Co-op, will succeed Ann Webster as Middlebury’s new town clerk.
City eyes Falls Park for disc golf course
The city-owned Falls Park in Vergennes could in the near future be home to a nine-hole disc golf course that would be free for all to use.
Shoreham Catholic church gets a reprieve
The small congregation of Shoreham’s St. Genevieve Church has won a major round in its ongoing fight to keep its 146-year-old place of worship open.
Retired nurse shares stories, lessons from global career
By the time she’d finished second grade in Middlebury, Linda Andrews had already decided the career she’d dedicate more than four decades of her life to.
VUHS students focus on social justice
VUHS students’ results in a national survey on school climate show many are unhappy. Only 41% of the school’s students — grades 7 through 12 — said they felt a sense of belonging there.
Havurah is honoring its Jewish forebears
Havurah, the Jewish community of Addison County, is taking stock in its future while preparing to honor several legendary local figures who helped give a voice to its small but growing population.
By the way for May 11
Travelers, please note: A major construction project has begun at the intersection of Route 17/East Street and Sawyer Road in New Haven.
