Starksboro
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Renovations enable Starksboro preschool expansion
The Starksboro Cooperative Preschool has served children in and around town for five decades. Locals are working hard to ensure the organization is well-equipped to continue doing so…
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Annual service in Starksboro goes back in time
A tradition for around six decades will continue this holiday season at the Starksboro Village Meeting House. A non-denominational Christmas Candlelight service will be held there on Friday,…
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Starksboro school awarded $4,800
Robinson Elementary School has been awarded a $4,800 grant from the Foundation for Rural Service (FRS). The grant is made possible through a partnership between Robinson Elementary School…
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Starksboro’s Orvis gets scholarship
The local chapter of The Forty and Eight, a national veterans organization, has awarded scholarships to five outstanding students in nursing programs in colleges in Vermont.
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William Allen Mitchell, 66, of Starksboro
William “Bill” Mitchell Passed away unexpectedly at his home on Oct. 21, 2024. The son of Ronald and Arlene Mitchell, Bill was a loving husband, devoted father, and…
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‘Lost Nation’ film to be shown in Starksboro
The Starksboro Historical Society is hosting Jay Craven’s new film, “Lost Nation,” on Friday, Sept. 20, at 6:30 p.m. at the Starksboro Village Meeting House, 2875 Vermont Route…
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Youth camp culminates Thursday with community event at Starksboro farm
Community members are invited to Starksboro’s Sentinel Farms this Thursday to watch local youth take to the stage in an original production and learn more about the various…
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Starksboro, Monkton cope with flooding
Monkton and Starksboro were among the Addison County towns hardest hit by last week’s heavy rains, received upwards of six inches late on July 10 into the morning…
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Heavy rain damages some local roads
Roads in Ferrisburgh, Monkton, New Haven and Starksboro were closed Thursday morning after heavy rains inundated the region overnight.
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Rooney leaves MAUSD school board
A longtime Starksboro representative on the Mount Abraham Unified School Board has resigned.
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Pair arrested for kidnapping Starksboro resident
State police on Thursday arrested a Hinesburg man and Essex woman after they allegedly assaulted the Route 116 resident.
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Amy Johnston helped build community at Robinson School
Over the past three decades, Amy Johnston has become a key part of the Robinson Elementary School community.
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Rodrigo Placencia to play at the Starksboro Library
The final concert in the Five Town Friends of the Arts “Winter Into Spring Musical Library Tour” will be Rodrigo Placencia. He will perform on Thursday, May 16,…
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Vermont State Police Log: Troopers cite drivers for DUI
A two-vehicle crash on Route 22A just north of Town Line Road in Addison on April 15 netted a drugged driving charge for a Vergennes driver.
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Mount Abe school budget fails at ballot box again (UPDATED)
Voters in the Mount Abraham Unified School District on Tuesday defeated a proposed $35.9 million spending plan by 57 votes.
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Weis tapped to lead Robinson Elementary
Starksboro’s Robinson Elementary School will welcome a new principal in July.