Marlins swim team win a second week in a row

The Middlebury youth swim team most recently defeated Essex.

Middlebury Police Log: Woman cited in alleged vandalism spree

The woman was cited for allegedly damaging security cameras and apartment windows.

By the Way, July 9, 2026

“The Vermont Department of Libraries has awarded 148 public libraries — including 11 in Addison County — grants of $350 to support 2026 summer programming for children and teens. “

Bargains galore at St. Stephen’s Peasant Market this Saturday

Two boats are just some of the standout finds awaiting bargain-hunters

Opinion: Looking for the modern tipping point

“What was the tipping point that turned colonists into rebels and protest into violent revolution?”

‘Near Enough to Dream’ brings two artists together

In the show “Near Enough to Dream,” which opens at Middlebury’s Edgewater Gallery at The Falls this weekend, the work of the two featured artists resonates with reflection and nostalgia. The exhibit, running July 11 through Sept. 6, will place work by Wey … (read more)

From Zappa to Early America, Otter Creek Music Festival sets summer line up

From Zappa covers at a local brewery to 17th-century colonial tunes, the Otter Creek Music Festival returns July 16 with a delightfully eclectic lineup.

Join Art Club this month and learn about Frederic Church

Art Club will meet on Sunday, July 19 with special guest Mike Mayone to view and discuss the Frederic Church exhibit at Middlebury College Museum of Art.

Sheldon kicks off lunchtime series on mental health, gender & creativity

The Middlebury museum’s Thursday lunchtime series looks to “The Yellow Wallpaper,” a short story by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, as a starting point to explore mental health, gender, creativity and history.

Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival to honor Oscar-winning actor and activist Jane Fonda

“Jane Fonda has shown extraordinary compassion and taken uncommon risks to show that an artist’s influence need not end when the credits roll.” — Jay Craven

Recovery home planned for Middlebury

Recovery housing “is critical we have that ‘next step’ for people. A lot of them want to stay in this community, but they don’t have the resources or ability to do so.” — Danielle Wallace

MNFF12 to boast luminaries, 120 films

The 12th Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival features 120 films and some exciting names.

Water tower, Exchange St. pathway top Midd. Project lists

Middlebury’s municipal water reserves will increase by 1.3 million gallons by early September, thanks to a new, massive storage tower that’s being completed on Chipman Hill.

Marlins swimming nabs a win

The Middlebury Marlins swim team found success in Winooski on Tuesday night.

Police collar suspect who they say axed an ATM

The suspect is due to answer charges in court on Monday, June 29.   

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