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Porter shares in hospital budget cuts, layoffs
Most of the cuts to Addison County’s health care hub affect Helen Porter Rehabilitation & Nursing.
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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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Library doles out produce for free
Produce is available to anyone from any town on Thursdays from 1-6 p.m., or whenever options run out.
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Ilsley Library begins new chapter
Middlebury’s newly renovated library building was officially unveiled Saturday morning.
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City manager leaving Vergennes for Randolph
The news comes just weeks after city clerk/treasurer Betsy Sullivan announced she is moving on as well.
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Lincoln residents seek public hearing as state board weighs proposed airstrip
Kyle and Katie Clark have been seeking approval to operate the airstrip at their property since 2022, and…
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Film festival breaks its attendance record
“2025 was a decent year by all accounts, but (this year) was a different level,” said Lloyd Komesar.
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Parent Child Center seeks new leader
Jessica Donahue said ACPCC’s varied stakeholders will have input in the search.
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State restricts new superintendent hires to one-year
Secretary of Education Zoie Saunders clarified her policy to the ANWSD board on Friday.
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Lincoln picks school merger panel rep, eyes group to join
The school board appointed its chair to represent the district on a merger group and approved committee it…
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Vergennes teen charged with armed robbery
Brayden Hemingway was charged with robbery and is a suspect in other armed robberies.
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School districts threaten legal action against bus company
Districts officials are speaking with Tri-Valley Transit about a potential shuttlebus service.
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Vergennes woman killed, two others injured in Rt. 7 crash
Sabrina Prim, 32, was pronounced dead at the scene.
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An apple is more than a sweet fruit
When you pick that perfect fruit, know how much work went into it.
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Eagle girls’ soccer downs St. Albans
The Mount Abe booters are undefeated so far this season.
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Panther women’s ice hockey coach mourned
Emily McNamara, ’07, passed months after suffering life-threatening injuries in a car crash.
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Tiger volleyball wins state championship rematch
MUHS defeated Enosburg 3-2 on Monday night.
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Learn from ‘Music in Troubled Times’
The Opera Company of Middlebury will teach us a thing or two about “Music in Troubled Times” during the second…
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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…
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Solo pianist to play at New Haven house concert, Sept. 26
Come see pianist Henry Kramer play an intimate house concert in New Haven on Saturday, Sept. 26.
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Ways of Seeing: Airport rote
“I hadn’t thought of this rote method for years—not until I was traveling home from Mongolia about 15 years ago.”
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Editorial: We agree with Trump!
“The court will likely go down in history as the worst for other decisions.”
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Editorial: Rail accidents happen. Are towns’ safety plans in place?
“But more than simply having a safety plan, it should be widely broadcast.”