Community members have been busy navigating work on the building and planning the second-annual Depot Day Festival on Sept. 12.
Happy Back to School to the kids and families of New Haven!
The Mount Abraham Unified School District announced that it has hired 30 new employees for the 2026-2027 school year.
The 2nd annual event featured more than a dozen area wine and cider producers, many working toward an official “Champlain Valley of Vermont” designation as a distinct wine region with a unique terroir.
MNFF will boast some major local and international headliners.
Heffernan was the top vote-getter with 1,638 votes, followed by Klein with 1,132 votes and Treadway with 585 votes.
Music Up Close continues on Aug. 9 with Natalie and Brittany Haas playing a house concert in New Haven.
Rail View Dairy’s ways of operating have not only earned the farm the award but are also what members of the family see as helping make Rail View poised to continue its success into the future.
Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday announced a range of appointments to various boards and commissions that he made during the second quarter of 2026
Community members will be invited to take part in farm operations through work days, educational experiences and other opportunities.
“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. “
Music Up Close continues on July 12 with The Clements Brothers playing a house concert in New Haven.
The school board received new information about what it could look like for New Haven students to attend another elementary school in the district and discussed more options to explore.
A new community radio station serving the 5-Town Area will begin its first scheduled broadcasts on July 4.
The New Haven Neighbors are hosting a gathering on the town green from 4 – 7 p.m. on Saturday to coincide with the chicken BBQ.
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