MIDDLEBURY — The Middlebury College women’s hockey team on Saturday protected its newly earned No. 2 ranking in NCAA Division III by blanking visiting Utica, 4-0.
Here's what happened in Addison County high school and college sports this past week. See below for this week's schedule of games and events.
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BRISTOL — On Dec. 1, the Bristol Police Department took possession of packages of heroin that had been located by a motorist on Route 116 South.
Police continue to investigate.
MURIEL ALTA ORVIS
LINCOLN — Muriel Alta (Farr) Orvis died on Dec. 4, 2019, at Vergennes Residential Care Home. Muriel was born on March 18, 1922, to Seymour and Leah Farr.
JOHN BARNETT SHANDROW SR.
WEYBRIDGE — John Barnett Shandrow Sr. of Weybridge passed away peacefully at home with his family by his side on Nov. 28, 2019, at the age of 90.
MICHAEL McAULIFFE, PRESIDENT OF Friends of Middlebury Hockey, stands in the facility’s new, heated second-floor space that provides a wonderful view of the rink below. The new space, which includes restrooms, a multi-purpose room and an elevator, opened to spectators two weeks ago. Independent photo/John Flowers
MIDDLEBURY — Visitors to Middlebury’s Memorial Sports Center have developed a new perspective of the blossoming, community-driven recreation facility at 296 Buttolph Drive.
BRISTOL — Vermont State Police called to a domestic disturbance at a home on Lower Notch Road in Bristol Tuesday night shot a resident of that home who police say was armed.
IAN ALBINSON
BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard will soon have five members again.
In a special election held on Tuesday to fill an open seat on the board, Ian Albinson defeated Eric Carter, 332–320.
THE ORWELL TOWN Hall, right, could be demolished to make way for a cafeteria/gym addition to the adjacent Orwell Village School. That project is part of a $60 million capital improvement bond for the SVUUSD that includes major upgrades to Fair Haven Union High School and a new middle school in Fair Haven. Independent file photo/John S. McCright
ORWELL — Residents of the six towns in the Slate Valley Unified Union School District (SVUUSD) will vote as soon as this coming spring on a massive, $60 million capital improvements bond issue that
HEIDI VINCENT SHOWS off the impressive eight-point rack on this 169-pound deer she shot in Starksboro. County weigh stations saw a record number of deer during the recently completed rifle hunting season.
ADDISON COUNTY — The 2019 deer rifle season in Addison County finished Sunday as the most successful for local hunters since 2005, when Vermont wildlife officials banned shooting spikehorn bucks du
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