Some time ago, an acquaintance invited me to become a regular contributor to a regional publication, then added, “You could write about race.” My immediate response was, “I will not be doing that.”
The death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg marks the sixteenth time there has been a vacancy on the Supreme Court in a presidential election year.
This week’s writer is Elaine C. Collins, President of Northern Vermont University
Voters from Addison-5 (Bridport, New Haven, Weybridge) would do well to support Jubilee McGill as our new Representative to the Vermont House.
Now that we are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel of the Middlebury railway project, I am reflecting back on the excellent customer service, hard work and assertive creativity
It is an exciting election cycle this year in Vermont.
MORE THAN 200 runners in the 17th annual TAM Trek helped raise over $13,000 for the Middlebury Area Land Trust’s to keep the 19-mile Trail Around Middlebury maintained and boost funds for land conservation. The record number of participants also saw two records broken for the 19-mile distance. Here, a couple and their dog run through a grassy section of the trail. Middlebury College student Benjy Renton took the race photos, work which he contributed to MALT. Photo by Benjy Renton
MIDDLEBURY — On a cool, crisp Sunday morning, a record number of runners and walkers joined supporters of the Trail Around Middlebury to participate in the 17th running of the TAM Trek, celebrating
ADDISON COUNTY — In the Better-Late-Than-Never Department, the Agency of Education announced on Tuesday that Vermont high schools could begin interscholastic sports competition this Saturday, Sept.
MONKTON’S KAIDIN WHITE on Saturday set a Devil’s Bowl Speedway record as the youngest feature winner at the West Haven track. He won in the Mini Sprint Division at 11 years, two months and two days old. Jeremy McGaffin/Showstopper Photos
WEST HAVEN — Three local drivers won races at Devil’s Bowl Speedway on Saturday, and one set a record while doing so.
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