anti-racism
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Opinion: Show your feelings at a vigil this Saturday
If you are concerned, angry and appalled at these killings and these immigration policies, you are invited to join a vigil on Saturday, July 25, from 4-5 p.m.…
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MAUSD fighting racism with book group
The Mount Abraham Unified School District wants to start conversations about diversity, equity and efforts to address racism in the district and broader community.
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Tigers, Hornets decry racism
Before the girls’ basketball game at Middlebury Union High School between the Tigers and visiting Enosburg Tuesday, two members of each team took turns reading a prepared statement…
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CSAC releases its anti-racism statement
At its September board meeting the Counseling Service of Addison County Board of Directors unanimously voted to issue a statement affirming CSAC’s commitment to becoming an anti-racist organization.
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Ways of Seeing: Yoga can, must advance equity
The Yoga Equity Project seeks to provide the physical, emotional and spiritual benefits of yoga and meditation to everyone, by addressing the inequalities that keep some people from…
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MUHS students raise the BLM flag
MIDDLEBURY — More than 80 Middlebury Union High School students stood shoulder-to-shoulder during a picture-perfect Friday afternoon to witness the raising of the Black Lives Matter banner on…
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Cullinane: ACSD is committed to creating a more inclusive environment
The Addison Central School Board agreed on this statement regarding the flying of the Black Lives Matter flag at Middlebury Union High School, and board Chair Mary Cullinane…
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MUHS essayists win two top prizes in NAACP
RUTLAND — Middlebury Union High School students won two of the top three prices in a regional NAACP essay contest. February’s Black History Month educational outreach by the…
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Middlebury eyes antiracist work
MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury selectboard later this month will consider inking a $32,000 pact with a consulting duo who would help municipal and police officials identify and address…
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Rose Archer: It’s not enough just to listen
VERGENNES — Rose Archer made it clear she appreciated the fact that dozens of her fellow Vergennes residents had come to the city green several times this summer…
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Final anti-racism event in series planned in city
VERGENNES — The last of the Vergennes anti-racism Voices in the Park gatherings of the summer is planned for the city green this Saturday, Aug. 29, from 4…
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Rose Archer: Step up and be antiracist
VERGENNES — “Relaxation is a privilege. It’s complicity,” Rose Archer told the gathering of about 40 on the Vergennes green this past Saturday afternoon. Archer, a native of…
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Anti-racism speaker set for city park
VERGENNES — The next in a series of anti-racism events on the Vergennes will be held on Saturday, July 11, when city resident Rose Archer will speak on…


