MNFF12 to boast luminaries, 120 films

The 12th Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival features 120 films and some exciting names.

Recovery housing “is critical we have that ‘next step’ for people. A lot of them want to stay in this community, but they don’t have the resources or ability to do so.” — Danielle Wallace

Middlebury’s municipal water reserves will increase by 1.3 million gallons by early September, thanks to a new, massive storage tower that’s being completed on Chipman Hill.

ACSD transferred ownership of the former Ripton Elementary building to the town, which is now studying potential community uses for it.

The Middlebury selectboard will soon ask for public feedback on an assortment of proposed changes to the town charter.

The building this fall will become home to a new ACSD PreK program.

MUHS sibling graduates think alike, but aren’t identical

“I’ve spent my career helping, nurturing, mentoring young filmmakers. That’s a big part of my motivation for doing this.” — Andy Mitchell

REP. AMY SHELDON, D-Middlebury, won’t seek reelection after a 12-year run representing the Addison-1 district in the Vermont House. Independent photo/John S. McCright MIDDLEBURY — When Rep. Amy Sheldon, D-Middlebury, recalls being first elected in 2014 to … (read more)

Barbara Wagner has retired after 52 years of caring for patients and training healthcare providers in Addison County.

Addison County voters on Nov. 3 will at the very least pick four new Vermont House members and a new state’s attorney.

This is the second in a two-part series previewing new and expanded programming at the Patricia Hannaford Career Center.

National Bank of Middlebury is matching community donations to the Addison Home Fund, dollar for dollar, through June 19 in support of a new, nonprofit residential care home in East Middlebury.

Public works officials said the new rates are likely to add $75.42 to the average annual bill for in-town water users.

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.