Rachelle Talbert
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College language school expands our view of China for 60 years
Middlebury College hosts the most intensive Chinese language program in the U.S., which began in 1966.
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Art of spinning lives on in community
Members of the Twist O’ Wool Guild brought their spinning wheels, looms and other tools to Addison County Fair and Field Days.
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Profiles in Communty: Former art therapist now paints his own art catharsis
“I always dreamed of having a dedicated studio, but I seem to gravitate towards making the world around me my studio.” — Chris Nathan
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College rewilding program remains in indefinite trial phase
Though intended to expand after a two year pilot phase, Rewilding Middlebury is over three years old, with no growth in sight.
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Snapping turtles are on the move!
Snapping turtles have been spotted across Addison County — even in downtown areas.
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Free concert series features musicians from Vermont roots
Rembember Baker will play on Sunday, July 26, from 5-7 p.m., for the kickoff of the Peet Farm Music Series in Cornwall.
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New Green Street ‘third space’ opens in Vergennes
Big Heart Social, a queer-forward third space, hosted its grand opening in Vergennes this past Saturday.
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‘Near Enough to Dream’ brings two artists together
In the show “Near Enough to Dream,” which opens at Middlebury’s Edgewater Gallery at The Falls this weekend, the work of the two featured artists resonates with reflection…
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Vergennes Pride grows in its fourth year
“Joy is an act of resistance, and I think that’s really what’s needed right now.” — Shiloh Lawrence
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Author details small-town life for Jews in old Vermont
Discover the forgotten history of Jewish peddlers, merchants, and junk dealers in rural Vermont. Professor Peggy Nelson’s upcoming book explores their unique, isolated lives, incredible resilience, and lasting…
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Artists paint the town in Plein Air Festival
Sparrow Art Supply drew nearly 100 participants to its second annual festival for artists.