A few trees fell in Thursday night’s high winds, and some customers lost power. Otter Creek is still rising.
We caught up with Erik Eriksen last week while he was sitting by Otter Creek in Middlebury thinking about fly fishing.
Two well-matched high school softball teams from Addison County met in Friday’s Division II state championship in Castleton, and both No. 2 seed Mount Abraham and No. 5 seed Middlebury Union High School entered the game primed to win.
After a scoring five unanswered goals in the fourth quarter, MAV fell just short of a Division III crown on Thursday.
It’s fun, it’s free and it’s kid friendly. It’s the Middlebury Bike Pump Track, which opened last week at the Middlebury Recreation Park.
MUHS softball’s three runs in the top of the first inning proved to be enough to beat the tournament’s top seed.
Whether you plan on walking to the top of Mount Abraham, the highest peak in Addison County, or just want to take a ramble in the woods, summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy nature by hiking.
It appears that at its heart the situation around the Dunns and the ACSD are complaints from two employees about their supervisors that would not have warranted a broader public discussion if they had not forced it into the spotlight.
Keeping with their policy of providing few details on personnel matters, officials at the Addison Central School District this week had little to say about a recent story in the independent weekly Seven Days.
The Otter Valley Union High School varsity sports teams each had their own measures of success in 2022.
As part of their spring 2023 speaker series, the Middlebury the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and Ilsley Public Library are hosting a presentation by Addison Independent news editor John McCright on Tuesday evening, Feb. 21, at 7 p.m., i … (read more)
No one was injured, but a fire near downtown Middlebury on Saturday morning destroyed a garage and brought out 38 firefighters from three area towns in sub-zero temperatures.
Proposed site for overnight hut is denied, but search for another site encouraged.
Voters in two local Vermont House districts had only one name on their ballot, and in both cases those candidates — unsurprisingly — won.
An advertisement in the Oct. 20 Addison Independent Election Guide was intended to inform voters about where candidates stood on important issues, but instead some of those featured in the ad say it misrepresented their views.
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