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MIDDLEBURY — Ask some young whippersnapper where milk comes from, and you might get the wiseacre response, “from a carton.”...
LEICESTER — Daryle Stone didn’t have much use for school — or at least that’s what he thought 14 years ago as an Otter...
VERGENNES — After being jailed on Park Street for crimes ranging from being loud — that would be Vergennes City Manager Mel Hawley...
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With the resignation of half of the teachers at the Monkton Central School last Thursday night, it’s fair to say the school is in crisis....
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Burlington – From overlooked to over-matched, the Otter Valley baseball team made any skeptic still standing...
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MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury College campus on Tuesday said goodbye to a prominent feature of its athletic complex — the Bubble.
The 40,640-square-foot air-filled structure was...
WEYBRIDGE — Most students yearn for that final school bell to ring in June, signaling the start of summer vacation.
But for Weybridge’s Alexia Hernandez, the summer simply ushers in...
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Typically, it’s reassuring when people who know more than you agree with your point of view.
On June 8 I was covering the Vergennes-U-32 quarterfinal softball game when someone with a more than casual interest showed up, Otter Valley coach Pattie Candon. Candon’s Otters had a potential semifinal matchup with the winner of that Saturday game, and was scouting.
One of the glories of watching baseball and softball games is the time it offers to chat, and we spoke about her team briefly. While we talked, Candon told a recent anecdote about encouraging her talented shortstop,...
Town Hall Theater’s 5th Birthday Benefit Gala will be held on Saturday. Performances are at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m., with a street party between the two shows.
“It seems like we opened just yesterday,” says Town Hall Theater Executive Director Douglas Anderson. “It’s come as a shock to all of us that we’ve been at this for five years. I guess time passes when you’re having fun.”
Once it opened in the summer of 2008, Town Hall Theater quickly...
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