Marin Howell
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Bristol eyes next phase of water line replacement
BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard last week got an update on a water line replacement project underway in town, as well as a look at what the next…
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Bristol still exploring future of police department
BRISTOL — Bristol officials will spend the next year engaging with residents around what they’d like the Bristol Police Department and its services to look like, with the…
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Monkton opposes move to Australian ballot voting
Residents voted overwhelmingly to keep voting on town issues at their annual gathering.
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Walden finds new ways to reach students, local schools
The Willowell team aims to make the Walden Year program accessible to interested students.
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Bristol Rescue bolsters services
This year, the agency has raised funds for a new ambulance and rolled out paramedic-level care this spring.
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Work at Lawrence library and Holley Hall wraps up
Projects at Holley Hall and the Lawrence Memorial Library kicked off this spring, and both buildings were closed for several months while work was underway.
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Lincoln airstrip approved, Clarks now seeking town records
Kyle and Katie Clark got the final greenlight needed for the landing area they’ve been seeking to operate at their home.
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Agriculture a key part of Addy Indy’s coverage through the decades
It’d be impossible to report on Addison County without reporting on agriculture, which in many ways has been the heartbeat of our rural community. Over the years the…
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Senate candidates answer questions
Candidates answered questions about their stance on universal primary care, addressing the climate crisis and how they’d work across divides if elected.
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17 units of 55+ housing are planned for New Haven
The project will create rental units and single family homes for residents aged 55 and older.
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New Haven to weigh study of Beeman’s future
MAUSD decided it will send out a mailer asking residents how they’d like the board to move forward.
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Lincoln picks school merger panel rep, eyes group to join
The school board appointed its chair to represent the district on a merger group and approved committee it intends to join.
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Bristol Elementary eyes new tradition for sixth-graders
The learning community will work with students to create a new art-related tradition for sixth graders.
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Library doles out produce for free
Produce is available to anyone from any town on Thursdays from 1-6 p.m., or whenever options run out.
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Changes to Lord’s Prayer Rock not currently on the table
There are no proposals before the Bristol selectboard at this time, though some ways of addressing safety concerns have been raised.
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MAUSD picks rep for merger committee
The school board appointed Herb Olson as its first representative to the committee set to begin exploring possible school district mergers in the region next month.