John Flowers
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Bus driver shortage hits county schools
Our area’s three unified school districts are struggling to get children to school.
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Middlebury OKs second CHIP project
“We need housing at all levels,” Dan Brown said. “We need to be building across the spectrum.”
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Peer Recovery Center scrambles for program funding
Region 2 has been faithfully funding PRC’s programs until this fiscal year.
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Middlebury submits state’s first CHIP application
Through CHIP the town would be able to borrow money to build municipal infrastructure.
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County hospital trims FY27 budget for state review
Health care regulators began their review of Porter’s budget proposal this week.
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Ilsley book move gets big assist
People packed downtown Middlebury’s Duclos building to cart books to the newly renovated Ilsley Public Library.
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Middlebury’s Mike Roy shares legislative priorities
Roy will spend the upcoming biennium shaping statewide health and environmental policy as a member of the Vermont Legislature.
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Middlebury energy panel regroups
Middlebury’s Energy Committee came close to dissolving after the town chose a natural gas-powered sludge dryer.
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High court rules against Vekos license reinstatement
Vermont State Police had cited Vekos for driving under the influence on Jan. 25, 2024.
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Middlebury asked to CHIP in for housing
It’s a proposal that could deliver key funding for roads, sidewalks and water/sewer connections that would serve the second phase of the new Stonecrop Meadows neighborhood.
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High court rules against Vekos license reinstatement
Addison County’s top prosecutor will not yet return to court after the Supreme Court said it is not ready to give back her credentials to practice law in…
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Many Cornwall hands lighten pavilion load
The new pavilion will be showcased at a CORA grand opening.
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Local man cited after stabbing his father
The victim and his spouse were ultimately able to escape the home, according to police.
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Free public phone pitched for downtown Middlebury
Middlebury is poised to install a free payphone downtown.
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ACSD’s Baker to co-lead regional school panel
The panel will recommend ways of creating savings and efficiencies by combining services delivered individually at area school districts

