Christopher Ross
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MAUSD towns ratify Lincoln’s withdrawal vote
Members of Save Community Schools are celebrating after an overwhelming affirmation Tuesday of their proposal to withdraw Lincoln from the Mount Abraham Unified School District.
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Groups critical of logging in national forests
The Climate Forest campaign, which is supported by 70 organizations, including the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Center for Biological Diversity, is calling on the Biden administration…
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Three finalists for Bristol Elementary principal job to visit Thursday
Bristol Elementary will likely be led next year by either one of two Midwesterners or a Bristol resident,
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MAUSD towns to vote on Lincoln exit plan
After a six-month wait, the Lincoln voters who overwhelmingly approved a proposal to withdraw from the Mount Abraham Unified School District are approaching the next hurdle in the…
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Engineering firm closure affects public works projects
An engineering firm that has served several Addison County municipalities over the past two decades closed its doors last week, leaving a handful of local projects that haven’t…
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County climate plan focuses on local action
Addison County now has a comprehensive, data-driven plan for reducing its share of the global pollution responsible for climate disruption — and its authors are looking to the…
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Bristol to weigh in on retail cannabis
If voters approve the measure on March 1, retail sales of cannabis (most often referred to as marijuana) could begin in the town as early as October.
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Patton understands place by making images
Taking photographs helps Laurie Patton stay connected with the natural beauty of Vermont — otherwise she’ll just be “stressing with scenery,” she added with a laugh.
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Midd Kids build hybrid racing car
The students are building a hybrid formula racecar, and they’re planning to race it at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Louden, N.H., this May.
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Postal clerk handles Bristol mail for 55 years
Things in the Bristol Post Office operate somewhat differently than they did in 1968, when the building at 11 Main St. was completed and a new clerk named…