John Flowers
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Bread Loaf Corp. to close
Prominent Middlebury design and construction company doesn’t give reason winding down operations.
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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
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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…
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Bridport school bids farewell to Barrett
Bridport Central School Administrative Assistant Linda Barrett will retire next month after more than four decades.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Former ANWSD board chair enters House race
Stroup, a professor of education at Champlain College, officially launched his Addison-3 House bid this week.
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Orwell affirms ATV ordinance
ORWELL — More than 200 Orwell voters turned out at a special town meeting on Saturday, April 18, to narrowly reject a challenge of a new municipal ordinance…
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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.
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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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New festival puts ‘family’ in theater
Town Hall Theater will host family theatre festival.
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Middlebury seeks new water source
The process could take multiple years but pay big dividends on accommodating new housing and businesses.
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Education reform plan touts regional service districts
Vermont House Education Committee proposes Cooperative Education Services Areas, which would provide services across seven regions in order to cut costs without forced mergers.
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Bolles enters Addison-3 House race
“Everyone deserves safe, stable, affordable housing and they should not have to move out of state to get it.” — Ariel Bolles
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Orwell’s Treadway announces Senate bid
Orwell selectboard chair enters Senate race, highlighting affordability, healthcare and education reform priorities.