Career center to throw switch on new electricians’ program

The Patricia Hannaford Career Center will begin offering new courses for aspiring electricians and gaming enthusiasts, while doubling the size of its current Medical Professionals program.

CSAC, builder join forces on new homes

WheelPad made its presence known in Addison County on Friday, May 15, with news that two of its latest PADs are headed to Shoreham.

Cornwall’s Byker aims for Addison-2 House seat

Cornwall Selectboard Chair Tanya Byker is running for the Addison-2 House seat that will be vacated by Rep. Peter Conlon, D-Cornwall, at the end of this year.

Prosecutor’s office loses victim advocate

Victim Advocate Maggie Zraly has resigned after approximately nine months on the job.

Bread Loaf Corp. to close

Prominent Middlebury design and construction company doesn’t give reason winding down operations.

College to grow its role in housing, jobs

“We believe we now need to be thinking where would we build the next 100, 200, or 300 (units).” — David Provost

Local builder makes Habitat home a lighter lift

A legendary nonprofit and a top name in the local building industry have joined forces to build a new home that will be made available to a low-income family.

Bridport school bids farewell to Barrett

Bridport Central School Administrative Assistant Linda Barrett will retire next month after more than four decades.

ACSD readies school repair list for state

The Addison Central School District board on Monday buttoned up a state-mandated, five-year capital improvement plan.

County readies for Green Up Day 2026

A beautification tradition begins anew this Saturday, May 2, with a fresh slate of Green Up Day activities.

ART actors get regional acclaim for original play

In addition to playing at the NEDF, the ART will stage “My Sister Heracles” at Middlebury’s Town Hall Theater on Wednesday, May 13.

Former ANWSD board chair enters House race

Stroup, a professor of education at Champlain College, officially launched his Addison-3 House bid this week.

Orwell affirms ATV ordinance

MORE THAN 200 people turned out at a special town meeting in Orwell on Saturday to determine whether to keep, or retain, a new municipal ordinance regulating all-terrain vehicles and utility terrain vehicles.Independent photo/Sean Dougherty ORWELL — More … (read more)

Land use law draws barbs

After hearing considerable negative feedback, Vermont lawmakers are looking to change Act 181, a two-year-old land use law that’s drawn criticism.

Group urges Middlebury to make CO2 progress

As the Earth warms and the climate changes, the town of Middlebury is a long way from meeting its goals to help solve the problem.

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