“If the spirit of liberty should vanish in other parts of the State, and support of our institutions should languish, it could all be replenished from the generous store held by the people of this
A few weeks ago, I happened to be listening in on a Shoreham selectboard meeting while Abby Adams, our town librarian, was presenting her proposed budget for next year and summarizing the library’s
I assure readers that Ripton is taking correct action to remove itself from the Addison Central School District to take control and preserve their small town school.
FORMER TIGER HOOP captain Jenna Lewis Lamica has two rescue dogs at home and says she spends “pretty much all my free time” volunteering at a Los Angeles pet rescue shelter. She said she particularly loves pit bulls.
Photo courtesy of Jenna Lewis Lamica
LOS ANGELES — Jenna Lewis Lamica, a key cog in the 2004 Division I champion Middlebury Union High School basketball team, remembers falling in love with hoop early on.
DEE ROWE (MIDDLEBURY College 1952) pictured in 2015 in a familiar position at the lectern in the classroom in the Kenyon Arena, where he presided for 17 Winter Terms, teaching a course on coaching. According to the Boston Globe obituary his “calling cards” were a “genial spirit, a bone-deep sense of loyalty, and an infectious love of the game (basketball).” He died Jan. 10 at 91.
Photo courtesy of Brad Nadeau, Middlebury Athletics
Donald “Dee” Rowe, Middlebury College, class of 1952, died at age 91 on January 10.
VERGENNES — During a busy two-week period, Vergennes police conducted a number of welfare checks, investigated a case of fraud, handled car accidents, dealt with family disputes, responded to repor
ADDISON COUNTY — At a few minutes before midnight on this past Friday, Jan. 15, Vermont State Police rushed to a reported burglary in progress at a home on Morgan Horse Farm Road in Weybridge.