BIRD EXPERT AND Brandon resident Sue Wetmore has been named the recipient of the 2019 Julie Nicholson Citizen Scientist award by the Vermont Center for Ecostudies. She is shown here in with a Florida scrub jay during a trip south.
BRANDON — Brandon’s favorite birder has received a high honor from one of Vermont’s premier natural science organizations.
VERGENNES — The Rural School Alliance, which seeks to prevent the closure or reconfiguration of any Addison Northwest School District school without voter approval, has begun circulating petitions
STONECUTTER SPIRITS HAS at least temporarily suspended production of its gin and whiskey and will soon close its tasting room on Middlebury’s Exchange Street headquarters (shown here) and its Highball Social bar-restaurant in Burlington. Independent photo/John S. McCright
MIDDLEBURY — Stonecutter Spirits has at least temporarily suspended production of its gin and whiskey products and will soon close its Middlebury tasting room and its Burlington bar-restaurant, acc
FERRISBURGH — After some discussion of alternatives, the Ferrisburgh selectboard has decided to advertise for a new full-time assistant town clerk and assistant treasurer to replace Pam Cousino, wh
Ferrisburgh Selectboard Meeting. Dec. 17, 6:30 p.m.
Proficiency Based Learning discussion. Dec. 10, 6 p.m., VUHS Library.
BURLINGTON — Whether you are an experienced gardener or just starting out, the University of Vermont (UVM) Extension Master Gardener online course can help you expand your home horticulture knowled
LEICESTER — The Leicester Historical Society is sponsoring the annual Memory Tree with lights at the Four Corners.
CYNTHIA ERIVO STARS in “Harriet” as the escaped slave who returns to the Antebellum South to help other African Americans flee from their oppressors and find freedom in the North. Middlebury Showing Up for Racial Justice is sponsoring three screenings of the film this Wednesday, Dec. 11, at 1, 4 and 7 p.m. at the Marquis Theater.
MIDDLEBURY — The hit film “Harriet,” about the escaped slave who helped others African Americans get out of the slave states of the South, will be screened in Middlebury this week for one day only.
Winter is here and it is important to prepare animals you keep outside for the colder weather.
EMMY ALFORD, LEFT, Julie Coons, Carolyn Constantine, Beverly Megyesi, Alison Metcalfe and Margaret Klohck are just some of the volunteers who collected and gave away warm winter clothing at the Middlebury United Methodist Church last month. Photo courtesy Margaret Klohck
MIDDLEBURY — On two November weekends (Nov 22-23 and 29-30) people have been coming to the Middlebury United Methodist Church to find clothes to keep warm this winter.
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