Area farmers protect nearly 450 acres

Roger Wales and Monument Farms, Inc. worked with the Vermont Land Trust to conserve 448 acres for local food, future farmers and clean water. 

Weybridge’s haiku contests for the past two pandemic years have asked writers to open their hearts and imaginations and address the challenging world around them.

Tom could get things done, but Lisa kept things going. A perfect team, and a couple who propelled me into a farming career.

WEYBRIDGE — Larry Robert Thorpe, 68, passed away peacefully at his home in Weybridge early on the morning of Oct. 9, 2022. His family would like to thank the community for all their love and support.

If you’ve passed the flower garden at the Weybridge end of the Pulp Mill Bridge recently, you may have thought it looks unkempt, even dead. Not so, exclaim its gardeners.

Look up the bus routes your child will take to school this fall.

Josiah Clark was only 18 years old when he fought at a pivotal battle outside Boston in the early years of the American Revolutionary War. His headstone proudly declares, “He fought at the Battle of Bunker Hill and died 60 years from that day.”

At its annual spring conference on Sunday, April 24, Vermont Interfaith Power & Light recognized the Weybridge Congregational Church as the recipient of VTIPL’s inaugural Green Congregation of the Year award.

The Weybridge Energy Committee invites all interested community members to an Electric Equipment Demo and Seed/Seedling Swap on Saturday, May 21, from 9 to 11 a.m. on the lawn at the Weybridge Congregational Church.

Weybridge’s Fourth Annual Haiku Contest asked Vermonters to reflect on our challenging times.

At Addison County 4-H Foods Day, local 4-H’ers got to make their cake and eat it, too

An Addison Central School District board election firmly rooted in the debate over the future of small rural schools culminated in wins on Tuesday for two outspoken advocates for keeping all of the ACSD’s elementary schools open.

The historic Pulp Mill Bridge spanning Otter Creek between Middlebury and Weybridge has been a major tourist stop for many years.

Thanks to the hard work of summer interns, the Morgan Horse Farm in Weybridge now has 1.1 miles of walking trails.

The old Stow Cemetery has been giving up its dead to the at-times ferocious and unforgiving Otter Creek.