VERMONT — Fifteen Vermont farmers — including two in Addison County — are taking the time during their busy 2021 growing season to gather, learn from experts, and share knowledge about soil.
No other agricultural data series is quite like the Census of Agriculture.
ORWELL — Mount Independence State Historic Site in Orwell this month will host an illustrated talk titled, “Some Revolutionary Women of the Southern Lake Champlain Valley.” The program on Saturday,
BRISTOL — Scott Remick, 46, of Bristol on July 8 pleaded innocent in U.S. District Court in Burlington to one count of possession of child pornography.
FERRISBURGH — After a six-year absence, Ferrisburgh Day will make what organizers are calling a timely return on Sept. 26.
BRISTOL — Lawrence Memorial Library, now reopened to the public, has a number of summer programs and activities planned for the coming months.
LINCOLN — There are a lot of fun things happening at the library this summer. Crafty Wednesdays will take place on July 21 and 28 from 2-5 p.m.
GIRL SCOUTS GOLD AWARD MILITARY RIBBON
BRANDON — Vermont National Guard Specialist Christina Wiles of Brandon, 21, will receive the new Gold Award Military Ribbon released by Girl Scouts of the USA.
THIS ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING shows the exterior of the proposed pavilion that Vergennes officials hope can be built in the city’s recreation area off East Street. It would cover tennis, basketball and pickle ball courts in the summer; a rebuilt skating rink in the winter; and could offer space for concerts and outdoor classes.
VERGENNES — Vergennes Parks and Recreation Committee Chair Kathy Rossier has laid out to the city council an ambitious — but hopeful — list of recreation priorities for the city.
DAVID J. PROVOST
MIDDLEBURY — The National Bank of Middlebury has announced that David J. Provost has been appointed to its board of directors.