John Flowers
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Local man cited after Rt. 7 stabbing
Middlebury police cited Joshua Puma for 1st degree aggravated domestic assault after he allegedly pepper sprayed and then stabbed a family member at a Route 7 home Wednesday…
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ICE operatives take three locals into custody
Three Addison County residents were taken into custody by federal immigration officials on Tuesday.
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Sessions tops field in 2026 campaign funds
Sessions is involved in a five-way race for two seats in the state Senate representing Addison County, Huntington, Rochester and Buel’s Gore.
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Lynn Dike takes aim at Addison-4 House seat
“Is it going to be for citizens or is it going to be for illegal immigrants? I am not for that. I know that seems heartless; I’m sorry…
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Recovery home planned for Middlebury
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…
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MNFF12 to boast luminaries, 120 films
The 12th Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival features 120 films and some exciting names.
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Water tower, Exchange St. pathway top Midd. Project lists
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.
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Ripton reacquires its school from ACSD
ACSD transferred ownership of the former Ripton Elementary building to the town, which is now studying potential community uses for it.
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Middlebury seeks charter changes
The Middlebury selectboard will soon ask for public feedback on an assortment of proposed changes to the town charter.
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Shoreham bids farewell to its K-5 school
The building this fall will become home to a new ACSD PreK program.
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Double diplomas: Twins graduate at MUHS
MUHS sibling graduates think alike, but aren’t identical
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Andy Mitchell takes a lead role in film festival
“I’ve spent my career helping, nurturing, mentoring young filmmakers. That’s a big part of my motivation for doing this.” — Andy Mitchell
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Rep. Sheldon to pass environmental baton
MIDDLEBURY — When Rep. Amy Sheldon, D-Middlebury, recalls being first elected in 2014 to co-represent the Addison-1 district in the Vermont House, she uses the analogy of a…
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A half century of healing
Barbara Wagner has retired after 52 years of caring for patients and training healthcare providers in Addison County.
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County to elect four new reps, new state’s attorney
Addison County voters on Nov. 3 will at the very least pick four new Vermont House members and a new state’s attorney.