The latest COVID-19 numbers (Jan. 24)
ADDISON COUNTY — The Vermont Department of Health (DOH) today, Sunday, Jan.
ADDISON COUNTY — The Vermont Department of Health (DOH) today, Sunday, Jan.
WASHINGTON — The Small Business Administration on Friday announced that it had approved approximately 60,000 Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan applications submitted by nearly 3,000 lenders, f
HAT MAKERS NORA SWAN, left, and Samantha Stone, right in blue hat, touch a hat-in-the making with Priya, Amara and Zora Byrom, the daughters of Stone’s partner Jed Byrom. The girls, along with Stone’s 14-year-old daughter Clara, helped design the hat for Vice president Harris, right down to picking out peacock feathers.
BRANDON — Two local hat makers, and the little girls in their lives, have a gift for America’s new vice president. Now they just have to get it to her.
MIDDLEBURY — The wares on the shelves of Middlebury’s One Dollar Market are wondrous and eclectic.
BRISTOL — Mount Abraham Union High School student Isadora Beck doesn’t miss anything from the spring 2020 semester, when schools were shut down because of the pandemic and students went fully remot
MIDDLEBURY — Folks walking past the Middlebury police station off Seymour Street during the night of Jan. 12-13 caught an unusual and disturbing sight.
VERMONT — State health officials will begin offering COVID-19 vaccines to Vermonters age 75 and older beginning next week.
LINCOLN — A new generation of Lincoln residents is starting to take shape, with young families moving to town or planning to do so in the near future.
VERGENNES — Vergennes Police Chief George Merkel — along with a dozen area nonprofits and state agencies — is working on bringing to northern Addison County a collaborative effort among social serv
Beginning on Jan. 21, Addison Central Teens will host weekly 4-5 p.m. meetings of its new Youth of Color Group; always on Thursdays.