Middlebury
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Middlebury Police Log: Two men cited after town green fight
Police also responded to a vehicle crash at the intersection of Court Street and Mary Hogan Drive.
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Battle of the Bands: Inaugural event draws applause
The inaugural Battle of the Bands was a smash hit, complete with bustlin’ beats, cheering crowds and a lobster named Bob.
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Ruminations from the Roost: Ilsley’s reincarnation
Steve Harris gives us his front-row reflections on the new Ilsley Public Library renovation.
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Current trends in American indie filmmaking
Jay Craven takes a look at the current trend in American Indie Filmmaking with some of his own personal experience.
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Hideous dress brings five bridesmaids together for one seriously funny play
Come crash the reception at the Vergennes Opera House where MCP will present “Five Women Wearing the
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Sing with St. Stephen’s for a day
Youths 8-16 (with unchanged voices) are welcome to join a Choir School Camp at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church on Aug. 29.
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Middlebury picks gas over electric in sludge process
It’s a move members of the local energy committee argued was shortsighted.
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College caps successful fundraising campaign two years early
College officials said Middlebury College raised over $105 million in gifts and pledges in fiscal year 2026, which helped the institution surpass its goal for the campaign early.
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Richard Saunders closes his Middlebury career with a Frederic Edwin Church exhibition
Richard Saunders looks back on 40 years as director of the Middlebury College Museum of Art, and celebrates with a final exhibit by Frederic Church.
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Jay Craven explores this year’s festival themes
MNFF co-founder and Artistic Director Jay Craven explores the themes of this year’s film fest, which will come to Middlebury Aug. 26-30.