ADDISON COUNTY — Despite the many ways living in a pandemic has changed our daily lives, and canceled countless important events, the annual Addison County CROP Hunger Walk will still be part of th
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MIDDLEBURY — Co-operative Insurance Companies has a new president and CEO.
The board of the Middlebury company appointed Lee Dowgiewicz to the top managerial spot effective July 1.
MYUNGSO LEE, RIGHT, and her husband Sunjae have both taken on pastorship in Addison County — Myungso at Middlebury United Methodist Church and Sunjae at North Ferrisburgh United Methodist Church. The pair took on their new duties at the beginning of July.
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury’s United Methodist Church has appointed Myungso Lee as its new pastor. Lee, who hails originally from South Korea, began her tenure at the church on July 6.
LINCOLN — The Lincoln Library is now open for inside browsing. A plexiglass shield has been installed at the front desk and no patrons will be allowed behind the desk.
You can reserve books online from the Russell Memorial Library by e-mailing russellmemlibrary@gmail.com or call 453-4471 to let the librarians know
Adult mosquito surveillance plays a key role in Brandon Leicester Salisbury Goshen Mosquito District’s Integrated Pest Management Program.
Recent crimes were in the top news 50 years ago this week as a session of Addison District Court was just getting underway.
MEMBERS OF THE local band Exoerro, formerly known as Squig Heart, take a breather outside their Starksboro rehearsal and recording space. The quartet has evolved in part from regular participation in the Rock It Science music camps hosted by Town Hall Theater in Middlebury. Pictured rom left are Starksboro guitarist and singer Evan Jennison, Middlebury bassist Kai Pasciak, Monkton guitarist Chris Wolak and Lincoln drummer Preston Connell. Independent photo/Christopher Ross
STARKSBORO — In 2017, after participating in Town Hall Theater’s Rock-It Science music camp, Starksboro guitarist Evan Jennison (then 13) and Lincoln drummer Preston Connell (then 12) decided to fo
DANIEL AND SIX-year-old Joni arrange kindling in the firepit under a vibrant rainbow at our lean-to site at Bomoseen State Park this month. We were thankful to have the lean-to for shelter during the big thunderstorm that passed through earlier that afternoon. Independent photo/Megan James
EMPLOYEES FROM ATHLETIC Brewing Co. regularly improve outdoor recreation areas as part of their corporate mission. Recently the company, founded by a Middlebury College grad, committed to work on the Long Trail in Vermont.
A big donation to the Green Mountain Club by a company founded by 2005 Middlebury College graduate Bill Shufelt will help the club maintain the historic Long Trail.
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