Library in Salisbury is closing next Thursday for reconstruction

Salisbury Library will be closed Oct. 10-23 to pack books and move to a temporary spot during town hall renovations.

Middlebury athlete wins men’s Olympic distance triathlon

Middlebury’s Kyle Friis, 39, on Sunday won the men’s Olympic-distance Lake Dunmore Triathlon in 2:16.27.

Latest Branbury triathlon draws 200 racers

On this past Saturday at Branbury State Park, Tim Russell of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., won the men’s Vermont Sun Triathlon in 1:00:30, and the women’s winner was Shannon Sweeney of Tampa, Fla., in 1:13:41.

Two residents escape Salisbury house fire

Crews from six local departments responded to a house fire on Salisbury’s Shard Villa Road Monday evening. Two residents escaped with minor injuries, but a dog was killed in the blaze.

Ripton, Salisbury school transition advances

Addison Central School District officials continue to prepare the next school year that will see Ripton’s K-5 students attend classes at Salisbury Community School, which is currently recruiting a new principal.

Letter to the editor: Wayne Smith gave back to Salisbury in many ways

We were shocked and deeply saddened to learn of Wayne Smith’s passing. Wayne had such a presence in the community! It’s hard to imagine Salisbury without him. He made the town and this region a better place.

Mosquito talk set for Thursday in Salisbury

Craig Zondag, the Field Coordinator and Biologist for the Lemon Fair Insect Control District, will give a presentation titled “Mosquitos: The Good and the Bad,” on Thursday, Feb. 13, at 7 p.m. He will teach us about mosquito biology, measures used to moni … (read more)

Vermont’s climate to be discussed in Salisbury

Vermont State Climatologist Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux will give a presentation entitled Exploring Climate Change in Vermont through the Lenses of Vulnerability and Inclusion on Thursday, Feb. 6, at 7 p.m.

Salisbury teacher gets national science award

Amy Clapp — whose science contributions to Salisbury Community School have been the stuff of legend during the past quarter-century — was recently named a winner of a Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching, the nation’s high … (read more)

Talmage talks birds in Salisbury

Want to become a birder or improve your birding skills this winter? Erin Talmage, executive director of the Birds of Vermont Museum in Huntington, will give a presentation on Vermont’s winter birds at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 23, as part of the Salisbury … (read more)

Anne F. “Nancy” Damm, 91, of Salisbury

SALISBURY — Nancy Damm, 91, passed away peacefully at her home on Lake Dunmore on the morning of Dec. 15, 2024. ANNE F. “NANCY” DAMM Nancy was born Feb. 25, 1933, at Victory Memorial Hospital in Brooklyn, N.Y., to Margaret Bush Damm and Arthur Damm. She w … (read more)

Expert to talk about moose in Salisbury

SALISBURY — Vermont Fish & Wildlife Biologist Josh Blouin will give a PowerPoint presentation on “The Natural History and Challenges for Moose in Vermont” on Thursday, Jan. 9, at 7 p.m. His talk will be at the Salisbury Meeting House at 853 Maple Stre … (read more)

How we can support forests on private lands is subject of Thursday talk

County Forester Mark Raishart will talk about “Strategies and Supports for Forest Management on Private Lands” at the Salisbury Meeting House this Thursday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m.

Removal of old dam seen as ecological plus

The Wainwright Mill Dam in Salisbury has been removed, allowing Tributary 10 to pass freely through its channel for the first time in 219 years, according to the Vermont Natural Resources Council, which spearheaded the $400,000 project.

After long wait, Salisbury Town Hall fix is imminent

Thanks to a couple of major grants and dedicated community volunteers, a more-than-20-year effort to renovate Salisbury’s historic 1869 Town Hall building at 918 Maple St. is expected come to fruition next year.

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