River Watch seeks volunteers to plant trees in Weybridge

ACRWC is getting ready to plant trees and shrubs at a riparian site along Otter Creek in Weybridge and is eager to share the experience with volunteers.

Weybridge’s annual haiku contest selects 40 compelling haikus for National Poetry Month

Weybridge host, Don Sheldon, will welcome Clara Rose and Elias Cordoso for a living room concert on April 29.

WEYBRIDGE — In a contested selectboard race, incumbent Kelly Flynn on Town Meeting Day was elected to a two-year term on the Weybridge board, outpolling Chris Bagley, 137-86. Incumbent Charlie Jordan was uncontested for a three-year term on the board. All … (read more)

Here’s what to expect this Town Meeting Day in Weybridge.

— Town officials in Weybridge are updating residents on efforts to restore important municipal structures.

Join Weybridge author Devon Jersild for the launch of her debut novel, “Luminous Bodies,” on Feb. 12, at the Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.

Middlebury College senior Daisy Kulina had a conversation with Weybridge author Devon Jersild about her new book, “Luminous Bodies.”

It is time to write / Open your hearts. Imagine… / Submit a haiku!

On a recent October afternoon in Weybridge, members of the Pollinator Pathway of Addison County hosted a workshop about collecting, storing and planting seeds from native plants.

Weybridge residents are seeing if new life can be infused into two town-owned buildings: the Cotton Free Library and Weybridge Town Hall.

Weybridge residents are invited to a Monday, Sept. 22 meeting at which they’ll be asked to weigh in on the future of the community’s old town hall and adjacent Cotton Free Library.

Luke Bulla will bring his incredible string music to Weybridge for an intimate house concert on Friday, Sept. 26.

Feel the magic of a house concert on Wednesday, Sept. 3, and come out to Weybridge to experience an intimate performance by the Celtic trio Atlantic Crossing.

Drama met nature last week during an outdoor production of “The Haunted Forest,” an original play written and performed by close to 30 Middlebury Area Land Trust (MALT) summer program campers on the Trail Around Middlebury this past Friday.