Angelo Lynn
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Adirondack Sports & Fitness buys Vermont Sports Magazine
After a dozen years of publishing Vermont Sports Magazine, Addison Press Inc. has sold the publication and its digital properties to a New York publisher.
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Editorial: Gov. Scott’s one-sided story
Last year, Phil Scott took the lead on education reform and he spent his address on Wednesday championing that reform. But he tells a partial story.
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Editorial: Trump’s joy ride to mayhem
Trump is not the most productive president in his first year; the more accurate claim is he’s done the most damage any president ever has. In one realm…
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Editorial: A resolution worth making
“The hope going into the upcoming legislative session is Gov. Phil Scott will work with the legislature to reach a better place.”
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Book review: ‘Breaking Bread and Drinking Martinis’
Peter Langrock likes a good martini. The joys he has gained through the sharing of food and drink spark the stories that are the essence of his 180-page…
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The paradox of taxes: They hurt, but improve our lives
“Taxpayers expect a high value for the money spent with the success of future projects dependent on that fulfillment. But when that high bar is met, it’s gratifying.”
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Editorial: 12% is shocking, but don’t let the number fool you
“Just half of the projected [property tax] increase is due to anticipated increases in higher school budgets in the 2026-2027 school year.”
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Ed task force finds a better way forward
“Vermont’s school redistricting task force sent a cautionary message when it voted this week to recommend voluntary mergers of school districts.”
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Editorial: Election results recast the political landscape
“Tuesday’s elections demonstrated the disapproval of Trump expressed in numerous polls was not ‘fake news.'”
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County chamber names officials
The Addison County Chamber has elected new members to its board of directors and new board officers.
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Editorial: SNAP in the crosshairs
“Cutting SNAP funds is a political choice Trump has made to harm a program Democrats have long championed.”
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Editorial: Lessons learned from RES
“It’s incumbent on communities to meet the minimum student threshold of pupils per grade if they want to keep their local school.”
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Chamber awards fete county standouts
Long-time Middlebury resident John Barstow was named the Buster Brush Citizen of the Year this past Thursday night at the annual Addison County Chamber of Commerce awards banquet.
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Editorial: Policy matters, so does truth
“Two stories on the front page of today’s Addison Independent explain the impact [proposed healthcare cuts] will have on Vermonters.”
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Editorial: A rally to remember
“The No Kings rally in Middlebury was a sight to behold.”
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Editorial: No Kings Day demonstrations help preserve individual freedoms
“Massive peaceful demonstrations help preserve the freedom Americans cherish.”