Note of appreciation: Our community helped make Green Up Day a success

We wanted to reach out and offer a heartfelt thank you to our Middlebury Community for helping to Green Up and celebrate our garden and farm-to-school work.

On September 22, the 3rd Annual Snake Mountain Car Show had beautiful weather for the largest show in Addison County, and 300 beautiful vehicles attended our event.

Sending sincere thanks to all who, over the past 37 years, have entrusted me with the care of their furry family members at Vergennes Animal Hospital.

Volunteerism and community service is alive and well in the Little City.

The Middlebury Flag Football Board would like to publicly thank its many volunteers who made this past year a success. This year, MFF served 114 young athletes of the greater Middlebury Community. The program could not run without the time, energy, commit … (read more)

Led by instructor Nick Cantrick, the high school students constructed a lean-to and outdoor kitchen for the preschool playground.

The Bristol Fourth of July Committee extends its deepest appreciation to Cubbers Restaurant for its generous contribution toward the upcoming Fourth of July celebrations in Bristol.

The Cornwall Trunk or Treat had a great sophomore year this year. The weather mostly cooperated, it felt like a smoother parking to event transition, and it felt bigger this year

On Sunday, Sept. 24, the Snake Mountain Car show, the biggest show in Addison County, was held at the Addison County Fair and Field Days for the second time, with 233 cars on the field.

We would like to thank Doug Anderson and the Town Hall Theater for the wonderful event they held this past Saturday to honor our former Steve’s Park Diner business and the staff that worked there, prior to the diner building being demolished this coming w … (read more)

On behalf of Mary Hogan’s grade five students and staff, we would like to thank two organizations that helped make our end of the year special — the Town of Middlebury Recreation Department and MESA.

On May 5, the Middlebury Methodist Church generously hosted an Annie Patterson and Peter Blood concert for the enjoyment of those who came to sing along as well as being a fundraiser for HOPE.

Let the Lions roar!… and so they did. With their annual Food for the Heart food drive and their additional donation of $1,000 dollars to our food shelf the Lions Club of Middlebury once again has stepped up to the plate with service, kindness and compas … (read more)

On behalf of everyone at HOPE — staff, constituents, board — a hearty thank you to the fabulous women who once again ran our holiday shop.

At the beginning of December, there were very few toys coming into the Red Barrels around the community for the Lions annual Toys for Kids giveaway.