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College language school expands our view of China for 60 years
Middlebury College hosts the most intensive Chinese language program in the U.S., which began in 1966.
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New Green Street ‘third space’ opens in Vergennes
Big Heart Social, a queer-forward third space, hosted its grand opening in Vergennes this past Saturday.
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Free professional development for artists
Free online workshops open to all artists in Vermont. Register now for July and August professional development.
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Bristol spotlights area businesses
Residents will have a chance to welcome new business owners and also meet the people behind other local businesses this upcoming Saturday at a “Bristol Open House” event…
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Kimball Office Services changing hands in Bristol
This past Friday was one of Kimball’s last at the shop, as she retired from the job this week after more than 25 years of running the store.…
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Efforts to use former Buxton’s Store gain momentum
Eight months following its closure, a grassroots effort to acquire Buxton’s Store in Orwell and transform it into a community center is slowly gaining momentum.
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Vt. ski areas show continued growth
Vermont’s alpine ski areas reported 4.16 million skier visits for the 2024–25 season, an increase of 1.1% over the previous year and 6.2% over the 10-year average.
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New Bristol organization aims to boost literacy
Vermont Literacy Network, an early literacy organization that offers programs for students, educators and the community, is taking root in Bristol.
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Furniture available for Addison County small biz and non-profits
National Bank of Middlebury is generously offering office furniture to the Addison County business and non-profit community.
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Sustainable Kitchen buys Juice Amour
Sustainable Kitchen is dedicated to promoting sustainability and healthy eating. He just acquired Juice Amour, the Middlebury juice and smoothie bar.