MCTV


  • MCTV upgrades services before move

    When the Ilsley Public Library shuts down its services at 75 Main St. in Middlebury for 16 months of renovation and expansion work, the local public access channel…

  • Sharpe to host MCTV talk show

    Sharpe to host MCTV talk show

    Former longtime legislator Dave Sharpe wrapped up a 16-year career representing Bristol and the rest of the Addison-4 district in the Vermont House of Representatives, back in January…

  • Recreating Star Wars, one scene at a time

    Recreating Star Wars, one scene at a time

    This past summer, more than 45 teams “donned Jedi robes, built protocol droids, and learned lightsaber skills,” as the Media Factory put it, to create the final product,…

  • $120K grant will help create a multimedia hub for streaming theater

    $120K grant will help create a multimedia hub for streaming theater

    The pandemic made it clear that many art producers in Addison County were ill-equipped to pivot proficiently in terms of digital content creation. This will change that.

  • Video: Preparing to install the new tunnel

    Video: Preparing to install the new tunnel

    In our latest video from the Middlebury construction zone, we talk to project manager John Whitaker about the next big phase: the installation of the precast concrete tunnel…

  • Video: Bye-bye, Main Street bridge!

    Video: Bye-bye, Main Street bridge!

    On Monday, July 13, crews removed Middlebury’s Main Street bridge to make way for the construction of a new rail tunnel. The bridge removal marked the start of…

  • Video: Giant crane kicks off Middlebury’s downtown construction

    Video: Giant crane kicks off Middlebury’s downtown construction

    The Addison Independent is teaming up with Middlebury Community Television this summer to produce weekly video dispatches from the rail bridges project in downtown Middlebury. In the first one, we…

  • MCTV to offer ‘virtual’ Festival on-the-Green

    MCTV to offer ‘virtual’ Festival on-the-Green

    MIDDLEBURY — Coronavirus may have killed the live performances at the Festival on the Green, which for four decades has hosted a week of entertainment on the Middlebury…