Vergennes
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Monkton News: History talk illuminates iron industry
The Monkton Historical Society will be hosting another interesting presentation revealing the town history.
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Vergennes Opera House opens first season in the theater’s history with 100% accessibility
The Vergennes Opera House will open their 2026-2027 season with the Americana music of Patti Casey, Colin McCaffrey and Eric O’Hara on Saturday, Sept. 26.
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Vergennes Opera House All-Access Project wraps
The $2 million project will expand accessibility to the arts and local government.
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State restricts new superintendent hires to one-year
As the Addison Northwest School District gets the search for a new superintendent underway, the state told the school board on Friday that it will only approve interim…
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Three eager candidates eye Vergennes council vacancy
The vacancy will be filled on Sept. 22.
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Eagle girls’ soccer hits four-game winning streak
Mt. Abe has yet to lose this season.
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MAV football opens with a win
The Eagles defeat Milton, 28-7, under the lights in Bristol.
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Vergennes Police Log: Little City police called to Vergennes Grand three times
Two incidents occurred on Sept. 3 and the third on Sept. 6.
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Vergennes looks to hire new clerk
The current clerk’s last day is Oct. 2.
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Vergennes Energy Committee urges to shut off cars rather than leave them idling
Ten seconds of idling uses more fuel than turning off the engine and restarting.
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Mike Collette: Vergennes Fire Department’s de facto historian
He has been on the VFD roster for 65 years.
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Vergennes sewer project hit with delay
Grant money, and a low bid, could be lost as a result.
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Vergennes sewer project hit with delay
Grant money, and a low bid, could be lost as a result.
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Vergennes Police Log: Officers help with local road races
Officers were spread out in the city for Vergennes Day.
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Vermonters excel at 45th Vergennes Day Races
Many from the Green Mountain State were top three in the 5K, 10K and 15K events.
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In MCP’s “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress,” one pink monstrosity bonds
Three of the five Middlebury Community Players shows were sold out. Sophia offers a review.