Andy Kirkaldy


  • City eyes uses for local option taxes

    The Vergennes city council appears to be getting ready to serve a proposal to voters this coming March.

  • Ferrisburgh welcomes draft town plan

    An 81-page draft of a new town plan reached the Ferrisburgh selectboard for the first of two public hearings on Nov. 4.

  • Panther football tops Jumbos in OT

    Panther football tops Jumbos in OT

    The Middlebury College football team on Saturday pulled out a 33-30 overtime victory over visiting Tufts, finishing the season at 5-4.

  • MUMS girls’ XC wins crown

    MUMS girls’ XC wins crown

    The Middlebury Union Middle School girls’ cross-country team on Oct. 26 in St. Albans made it two straight Vermont championships. 

  • Women’s soccer to host NCAA games

    Women’s soccer to host NCAA games

    Despite a 2-1 loss to Williams in a NESCAC semifinal, the Middlebury College women’s soccer team received an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III tournament and will…

  • Eagle football falls in semi-final round

    Eagle football falls in semi-final round

    The No. 2 host Bellows Falls football team hit No. 3 Mount Abraham/Vergennes with early haymakers in this past Friday’s Division III semifinal and cruised to a 44-14…

  • Panther men’s soccer nets NCAA invite

    Panther men’s soccer nets NCAA invite

    The Panthers received an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament and will head to a four-team regional hosted by Wheaton this weekend. 

  • Tigers collar Bulldogs to reach D-I football final

    Tigers collar Bulldogs to reach D-I football final

    MUHS football on Friday scored twice in the first half then stopped the Bulldogs three times deep inside Tiger territory on the way to a 27-7 home victory…

  • Tiger volleyball wins first-ever title

    Tiger volleyball wins first-ever title

    The Tigers defeated No. 3 Enosburg, three hard-fought sets to none, to claim the Division II championship.

  • Eagle boys’ soccer falls in OT in final

    Eagle boys’ soccer falls in OT in final

    The finest Mount Abraham boys’ soccer season in a dozen years did not end the way the Eagles had hoped.