John Flowers
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Shoreham Town Meeting Day 2026 Preview
Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Shoreham.
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Middlebury Town Meeting Day 2026 Preview
Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Middlebury.
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Ripton Town Meeting Day 2026 Preview
Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Ripton.
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Salisbury Town Meeting Day 2026 Preview
Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Salisbury.
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Bridport Town Meeting Day 2026 Preview
Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Bridport.
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Cornwall Town Meeting Day 2026 Preview
Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Cornwall.
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Shelters rally for homeless during cold
Persistent snowfall and frigid temperatures during this particularly harsh Vermont winter are putting a strain on the county’s two emergency shelters.
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Agri-Mark fined for Middlebury Cabot plant discharge violations
The Agency of Natural Resource’s Department of Environmental Conservation fined Agri-Mark Inc. $60,000 for multiple violations of its pretreatment discharge permit at its dairy and whey processing facility…
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Leicester farmer launches state Senate bid
Hannah Sessions, Co-Owner of Leicester’s Blue Ledge Farm, is running for one of the two state Senate seats representing Addison County, Huntington, Rochester and Buel’s Gore.
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Education, healthcare and land use reform dominate Legislative breakfast
VERGENNES — Healthcare reform, new land-use protocols and an ongoing revamp of Vermont’s public education system were among the dominant topics at this year’s first legislative breakfast, held…
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Two seek ACSD seats; two have no takers
Two of the four looming vacancies on the Addison Central School District board have failed to draw candidates.
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Horse farm trots out improvement list
The Eddy Farm is now galloping into what its leaders hope is a third “golden age,” with a new manager and a commitment to some big capital improvements.
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Locals cited in ICE protest
Four Addison County residents were among 11 peaceful protestors arrested for criminal trespass on Monday after refusing to leave the Department of Homeland Security office building in Willison.
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Acupuncturist faces court date
A jury trial has tentatively been slated for mid-March in the case of a Middlebury acupuncturist facing a felony lewd & lascivious conduct charge.
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Hockey community nets big assist for family
The Middlebury Amateur Hockey Association organized a skating benefit for Pieter Perrine, a local hockey parent and aroborist who was injured in an ATV accident.
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Bernie Sanders condemns Trump’s ‘authoritarianism’
U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt, tuned in virtually to a constituent lunch at the Mount Abraham Union High School cafeteria this past Saturday.