Middlebury American Legion gives $20K to Home Health & Hospice

The donation goes toward converting an E. Middlebury residence into a care home for medically frail adults.

This year’s film festival comes into view

MNFF co-founder and Artistic Director Jay Craven offers an overview of this year’s film fest, which will come to Middlebury Aug. 26-30.

Boogie on down to the Marble Works for Foodaroo 11 on Aug. 2

Foodaroo 11 is coming to the Marble Works District in Middlebury on Aug. 2 — food, beverages, buskers, bakers and the All Night Boogie Band.

It’s a Battle of the Bands!

Middlebury’s Town Hall Theater will host five bands to battle it out on Thursday, July 30, from 7-9 p.m.

Local man cited after stabbing his father

The victim and his spouse were ultimately able to escape the home, according to police.

Free public phone pitched for downtown Middlebury

Middlebury is poised to install a free payphone downtown.

Youth social justice camp on tap in Middlebury

Throughout the week, participants will hear from guest speakers, get to know one another and build skills, such as learning how to create social justice pamphlets on different issues.

Opinion: Show your feelings at a vigil this Saturday

If you are concerned, angry and appalled at these killings and these immigration policies, you are invited to join a vigil on Saturday, July 25, from 4-5 p.m. at the Cross Street Bridge in Middlebury.

Can too much exercise cause heart disease? Triathlete tells his story

Heart disease in endurance athletes is now becoming more common.

As lieutenant governor, Esther Charlestin would bring folks to the table

Esther Charlestin is hoping to bring Vermonters into the discussions held at the state level to hear their concerns and meet their needs.

Note of Appreciation: Peasant Market thanks community

“The best part of this event isn’t just what we raise, it’s the reminder that community is created one helping hand at a time.”

Festival on the Green asks attendees to claim lost items

Stop by the Middlebury Parks & Rec Office on or before July 31

Opinion Middlebury must commit to its environmental goals

“The selectboard should send its Infrastructure Committee back to the drawing board”

Opinion: Middlebury apartment project threatens neighborhood

“A four-story apartment building which might as well be built on Middle Road North itself on a “0.71” acre lot is about to tower over everything when built.”

Middlebury Police Log: Man cited following train station disturbance

Police said they were called to the area on a complaint of a person displaying threatening behavior on the Amtrak rail platform.

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