Ian Curry
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Exhibition at Middlebury College showcases art from Guantanamo Bay, Vt. prisons
““Finding Hope Within” showcases work from incarcerated artists.
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Five decades of beekeeping fills the pages of New Haven man’s memoir
Kirk Webster’s new memoir, “Many Best Kept Secrets: A Wonderful and Unusual Life Around Honey Bees,” grapples with what farming really is.
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Loss of Medicare Advantage could leave local seniors without insurance
County residents on Medicare Advantage individual plans will all lose their current health insurance for 2026, unless they act soon.
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Local literary magazine rolls out 19th edition
Zig Zag Literary Magazine, which features Addison County writers and artists, celebrated the release of its 19th issue.
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Historic Cornwall blacksmith shop for sale
The historic Old Stone Blacksmith Shop at 1488 Route 30 in Cornwall is up for sale.
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Evictions, lack of renter protections partly to blame for homeless crisis
Evictions, low rental vacancy rates, and the loss of the motel program mean there are fewer places for unhoused Vermonters to go.
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Report, firsthand accounts, reveal backlogged shelter system
Vermont’s homelessness crisis is getting worse, according to a new report released by the Housing and Homelessness Alliance of Vermont.
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Kids start school year with free ice cream from bank
National Bank of Middlebury treated 600 students to ice cream on the first day of school.
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Addison County businesses navigate changing tariffs
Local businesses are confronting the impact of the President’s trade policies.
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Jamaican street food cook opens jerk chicken restaurant in Vergennes
Castel’s Jerk Joint, which opened this past Friday at 15 Main St. in Vergennes, offers a range of Jamaican dishes and products.