New Haven
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The Munger Games: A little friendly competition, lots of food, very little bloodshed
NEW HAVEN/MIDDLEBURY — These moments of nice outdoor weather in Vermont feel especially precious, perhaps because everyone who lives here knows they are on borrowed time. Enjoying a…
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John Paul Pawul, 63, of New Haven
John Paul Pawul passed away Oct. 12, 2026. Known affectionately as “Pooh Bear,” he worked for Standard Register and Martin’s Hardware in Middlebury.
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New Haven News: Memorial dedicated, trunk-or-treat coming up
About 120 people gathered on the green to attend a monument dedication ceremony honoring New Haven native, Dr. Homer B. Hulbert, who contributed to Korea’s independence.
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17 units of 55+ housing are planned for New Haven
The project will create rental units and single family homes for residents aged 55 and older.
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New Haven to weigh study of Beeman’s future
MAUSD decided it will send out a mailer asking residents how they’d like the board to move forward.
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Vergennes woman killed, two others injured in Rt. 7 crash
Sabrina Prim, 32, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Local artist takes a ‘place-based’ approach
NEW HAVEN — For some Vermont artists, nature not only inspires, it also serves as a resource. For one in Middlebury artist, foraging is an integral part of…
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Vergennes Police Log: Police assist feds
Vermont State Police and the Vermont Drug Task Force were also present to execute a search warrant on Route 7 last week.
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Solo pianist to play at New Haven house concert, Sept. 26
Come see pianist Henry Kramer play an intimate house concert in New Haven on Saturday, Sept. 26.
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New Haven eyes depot as community space
Community members have been busy navigating work on the building and planning the second-annual Depot Day Festival on Sept. 12.
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New Haven News: Second annual Depot Day on Sept. 12
Happy Back to School to the kids and families of New Haven!
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Mount Abe school district welcomes new staff for 2026
The Mount Abraham Unified School District announced that it has hired 30 new employees for the 2026-2027 school year.
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Winemakers celebrate Vermont’s unique grapes at Vinous Rebellious
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…
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Middlebury to fete films, Fonda this week
MNFF will boast some major local and international headliners.
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Heffernan, Klein advance in GOP Senate primary
Heffernan was the top vote-getter with 1,638 votes, followed by Klein with 1,132 votes and Treadway with 585 votes.
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New Haven house concert hosts Natalie and Brittany Haas for an intimate evening
Music Up Close continues on Aug. 9 with Natalie and Brittany Haas playing a house concert in New Haven.