Weybridge to host Chicken Pie Supper

WEYBRIDGE — One can tell that summer is truly over when the Weybridge Congregational Church hosts its annual Chicken Pie Supper. Well, autumn will arrive by next Tuesday, Sept. 17, when the church will welcome guests at 2790 Weybridge Road for the annual harvest meal. Dinner will include the church’s celebrated chicken pie, made by locally renowned caterer Martha Winant, mashed potatoes and squash, salad, a variety of side dishes, and, of course, apple and pumpkin pies. As organizers say, “No one leaves hun … (read more)

Cram pleads innocent in child-luring case

WEYBRIDGE — A 27-year-old Weybridge man on Aug. 21 pleaded innocent in Chittenden Superior Court, criminal division, to four charges — including felony sexual assault — stemming from an alleged relationship with a 14-year-old girl. In addition to sexual a … (read more)

Police say 27-year-old man lured child for sex

WEYBRIDGE — A Weybridge man was slated to be arraigned at the Addison County Courthouse on Wednesday, Aug. 21, on sex-related felony charges stemming from allegations he tried to lure a juvenile to engage in a sexual act earlier this month. Travis Cram, 2 … (read more)

Keeping our farming roots alive at Field Days

NEW HAVEN — Everywhere you look at the Addison County Fair and Field Days, you see tractors — lined up by the demo derby arena, sprinkled about behind the antique equipment building. Seven of them belong to Phyllis and Bob Bowdish, owners of Weybridge Far … (read more)

Lorraine Wickland-Combes, 100, of Weybridge and New Haven

WEYBRIDGE/NEW HAVEN —– Lorraine Wickland-Combes passed peacefully from this mortal coil on July 13, 2019. Born December 7, 1918, in Chicago, Ill. as the eighth of nine children to arrive into the close-knit family of Alfred Olof and Mathilda (Carlson) Lar … (read more)

Haiku contest unites Weybridge residents

WEYBRIDGE — Weybridge haiku test draws a lot of good entries applaud the winners The above haiku wouldn’t win a prize, but far better ones did at the Second Annual Weybridge Haiku Contest, a celebration of community spirit through the traditional Japanese … (read more)

Troopers investigate Weybridge break-in

WEYBRIDGE — Vermont State Police are investigating a recent break-in at the Lemon Fair Insect Control District (LFICD) office on Weybridge Street, during which the culprit(s) stole several items, including an Olympus SZ-6045 Zoom Stereomicroscope, an Adam … (read more)

Letter to the editor: Thanks to many for new sidewalk

Compliments, appreciation, and congratulations are extended to the selectboards of Weybridge and Middlebury as well as the construction company for the completion of the sidewalk from Weybridge Street to the connection on Seymour Street.  This addition is … (read more)

Lemon Fair mosquitos spawn in remote areas

WEYBRIDGE — Lemon Fair Insect Control District officials received more than 20 mosquito complaints last week from residents in the LFICD’s three member communities, and they are ramping up education efforts to reduce spawning grounds for the pesky, blood … (read more)

Three locals graduate from Snelling leadership center

WILLISTON — Three Addison County women recently graduated from the from the Snelling Center for Government’s Vermont Leadership Institute: Amy Mason of Weybridge, Sarah Morris of Vergennes and Peg Sutlive of Lincoln. The commencement ceremony was held on … (read more)

Tour the Morgan Horse farm on 4-H Day

WEYBRIDGE — 4-H Day at the University of Vermont (UVM) Morgan Horse Farm is planned for July 24 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The event, which is open to the public, offers a chance for 4-H’ers and other visitors to tour the farm, located at 74 Battell Dr., Weybrid … (read more)

Weybridge picnic set for July 13

WEYBRIDGE — Weybridge will hold its 20th annual town picnic on Saturday, July 13, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Weybridge School. This free event is rain or shine. The picnic will have something for townspeople of all ages. Come enjoy live music, co … (read more)

Middlebury, Weybridge move forward on sidewalk

MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury and Weybridge officials have picked a contractor to build more than 2,000 feet of new sidewalk that will link Seymour Street to Otter View Park off Pulp Mill Bridge Road. It’s a $760,000 project that’s scheduled to be completed nex … (read more)

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