Addison County


  • November 2025 Year in Review

    November 2025 Year in Review

    The Middlebury College community kicked off the month of November by officially welcoming President Ian B. Baucom to his post. Baucom’s installation ceremony culminated a weekend of events…

  • December 2025 Year in Review

    December 2025 Year in Review

    While residents in the seven Addison Central School District towns are thinking about how they can keep their elementary schools open with declining enrolment, they found out in…

  • Submit to Zig Zag Lit Mag’s Issue.20

    Submit to Zig Zag Lit Mag’s Issue.20

    Submit to Zig Zag Lit Mag by Jan. 5, 2026 for consideration in Issue.20.

  • Sheriff says speeder went 80 mph near pedestrians

    A driver fled deputies from the Addison County Sheriff’s Department when he tried to stop her in Cornwall. Eventually he caught up with and arrested her.

  • State police see a spate of impaired driving

    Troopers in Addison County dealt with three impaired driving cases and a fatal two-car crash in the past week.

  • Sheriff’s Log: Law enforcement collects unwanted drugs

    On Oct. 25, the Addison County Sheriff’s Department provided a drop box for unused drugs to be safely disposed of as part of a national Drug Take Back…

  • Artists Open Their Doors for Fall Open Studio Weekend

    Artists Open Their Doors for Fall Open Studio Weekend

    Jump in the car, enjoy the foliage and tour a bunch of Addison County artists’ studios during the Fall Open Studio weekend, Oct. 4-5.

  • Prosecutor Vekos to resolve her DUI with no contest plea

    Prosecutor Vekos to resolve her DUI with no contest plea

    Addison County State’s Attorney reached a tentative agreement to end her 20-month legal battle that could see her criminal conviction wiped off her record.

  • Mosquito with EEE found in Vergennes

    Mosquito with EEE found in Vergennes

    Health officials urge Vermonters to protect themselves from mosquito bites because EEE disease is rare but can be deadly.

  • Vt. issues statewide ban on debris burning

    Vt. issues statewide ban on debris burning

    The Vermont Department of Forests ordered town forest fire wardens to stop issuing burning permits. Green Mountain National Forest also issued fire restrictions.