Shoreham
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Armed robberies at Middlebury gas station, Shoreham farm
UPDATEDMIDDLEBURY — Police are looking for men suspected of being involved with armed robberies in Middlebury and Shoreham on Monday evening.Middlebury police are searching for a man who…
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No rides on Shoreham’s Fort Ti ferry yet
SHOREHAM — The Fort Ticonderoga Ferry, which provides 7-minute-long ferry rides across Lake Champlain from Shoreham, Vt., to Ticonderoga, N.Y., has not yet reopened this summer.Longtime ferry owners…
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A must: Strawberries and music in Shoreham
Mark your calendars for the Shoreham Strawberry Festival on Thursday, July 1, from 6-8 p.m., at the Gazebo on the Shoreham Town Green. The Shoreham Congregational Church will…
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Lemon Fair Sculpture Park welcomes new work
The Lemon Fair Sculpture Park is gearing up to to celebrate the many new pieces in the park including Susan Teare’s art installation, “Find Your Own Space,” on…
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Local Food & Farm Guide: Golden Russet focuses on soil health
“Regenerative agriculture” may be the latest term to describe a system of sustainable farming that has become popular with the environmentally conscious consumer, but for some farmers, it’s…
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Five COVID-19 cases pop up in Middlebury-area schools this week
MIDDLEBURY AREA — Probable and confirmed cases of COVID-19 have cropped up this week at schools in Middlebury, Cornwall and Shoreham. Due to health information disclosure rules, the…
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Cosmo Edward “Cozie” D’Eredita, 86, Bennington
EAST DORSET — Cosmo Edward “Cozie” D’Eredita peacefully passed away on December 19, 2020, at the Vermont Veteran’s Home. He was born October 26, 1934, the son of…
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Shoreham and Bridport schools go remote due to COVID concerns
SHOREHAM — Due to staffing challenges, the Shoreham Elementary School will be moving to fully remote learning beginning tomorrow, Wednesday, January 13, according to an email from Principal…
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Bernstein stresses education issues in House bid
SHOREHAM — Shoreham Democrat Ruth Shattuck Bernstein always knew she’d eventually run for the Vermont House. But the timing never seemed right. Three young children to raise, bills…
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Champlain Orchards reopens to the public
SHOREHAM — After closing down more than a week ago to manage an outbreak of COVID-19 among its staff, Champlain Orchards is open again for pick-your-own apples. “It’s…
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UPDATED: Orchard closes after 27 workers get COVID-19
This story, originally published on Monday, October 5, was updated on Wednesday, October 7. The total count of cases among seasonal apple pickers is now up to 28,…
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Letter to the editor: ACSD must respond to Shoreham’s concerns
On July 26 I sent a note to each ACSD board member asking each to find a way to receive input from constituents more successfully than the present and to…
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Former Shoreham whiskey maker turns to brandy & agriculture education
SHOREHAM — It’s one of those stunning, late-August afternoons to which Vermonters subconsciously transport themselves when the mercury dives below zero in early February. The sun is grudgingly…
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Shoreham businessman buys Green Mountain College campus for $4.5 million
SHOREHAM — One of the founders of WhistlePig Rye Whiskey in Shoreham this week was announced as the winning bidder for the former Green Mountain College property in…
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Shoreham residents rally against possible school closure
SHOREHAM — Shoreham residents are joining a chorus of Ripton and Weybridge voices expressing concern their local elementary school could become a casualty of consolidations plans being explored…