Rain prompts Middlebury road closures, early school dismissal

Persistent rain flooded some roads in Middlebury on Monday, prompting the Addison Central School District to close schools in town early.

A partnership of pet advocates as developed the first ever Community Pet Clinic for Addison County’s transient pet owning population.

New federal funding is available to cover public expenses prompted by flooding this August 3 and 4 in Addison County.

Local towns may get federal money to pay for more than a million dollars in cleanup and repair from Aug. 3-4 rainstorms in Addison County if a disaster declaration is delcared.

Mostly I agree with Chris Olsen on efforts to battle climate change, but I must explain the CEAC report.

A new state law ensures that Vermonters have more oversight over their county sheriffs. Act 30 mandates increased transparency and more financial accountability for the state’s 14 sheriff’s departments.

MIDDLBEURY — Elderly Services will be hosting a Community Education Series of four informative presentations this fall on topics of importance to both area elders and their families. The series will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 26, and run until Tuesday, Nov. … (read more)

Addison County residents on Friday morning were still bailing out basements, ordering gravel for washed-out driveways, dealing with dead cars and assessing other property damage caused by a massive Thursday evening rainstorm the likes of which hadn’t been … (read more)

On Tuesday morning, after some 36 hours of rainfall, Bristol’s Lower Notch Road was closed from 1820 Lower Notch to Many Waters Road.

Vermont State Police said they cited a Pennsylvania man for driving at more than twice the posted speed limit.

Brokers say demand is still strong, but higher interest rates can be a drag.

See a play in Ripton, meet some climate heroes and what ever happened to Martin Guigui?

Here’s what to expect at each of the town meetings in Addison County this week.

Read this list to find out when and where your 2023 town meeting will be held.

Vermont State Police reported three motor vehicle crashes between Feb. 1 and 8; and troopers also found a missing person and started investigation of gunfire into a Monkton home.