NEW HAVEN — Below are the result from the Open Dairy Competition at Addison County Fair And Field Days, which took place on Aug. 11 and Aug. 14 at the fairgrounds in New Haven.
THE MIDWAY WAS bright and the crowds were plentiful at the Addison County Fair and Field Days last month, as seen in this photo from the top of the Ferris wheel. The annual fair recorded a turnout of 40,000 visitors. Photo by Brittany Nevins
NEW HAVEN — After a one-year pandemic-induced hiatus, Addison County Fair and Field Days returned in full force last month.
Farming, like most human activity, impacts the environment.
WATCH OUT FOR MOOSE when driving this time of year, especially after dark or in the early morning. Photo/Benjamin Young
MONTPELIER — Drivers need to be alert and cautious because moose are on the move, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
MIDDLEBURY — Neat Repeats retail shop reports a very busy summer this year. Below is a summary of the $36,636 in grants awarded by Neat Repeats for their Spring/Summer grant cycle:
FRONT (FROM LEFT): Susan Hennessey, Technology Integration Coach; Renee Kittler, Pre-K teacher and Academic Interventionist; Joanie Wisdhal, MTSS Coach; Emme O’Rourke, Speech/Language Pathologist; back row; Max Burnham, Technology Integration Coach; and Susannah White, Equity Engagement Coach. Missing from picture: William Bearor, bus driver; Aimee Duplissis, Speech/Language Pathology Assistant; Charles Hughes, bus driver; and James Kalb, Data Literacy Coach.
BRANDON — Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union this fall introduced 57 new employees who are working throughout the district in all capacities.
MONTPELIER — A quiet walk down a hidden woods road, bright fall foliage coloring the canopy overhead and the crisp, cool air of an early morning — these are just some of the elements of a great Ver
SCOTT COOK WILL perform for the Ripton Community Coffee House on Oct. 2. Photo by Steven Teeuwsen
Summer COVID-style has been — shall we say it? — almost bearable. Masks have gotten cuter and more comfortable, vaccinations are widely available and six feet feels just fine.
'OUTSIDE MULLINGAR' RUNS Sept. 23-26, at 7:30 p.m., under the tent at the Swift House Inn in Middlebury. In order to provide a safe and secure experience, Middlebury Acting Company is requiring all patrons to show proof of vaccination and to be masked while under the tent. Tickets are available at 802-388-1436 or at townhalltheatre.org.
After a wonderful production of “Constellations” under the tent at the Swift House Inn, Middlebury Acting Company returns with its second selection of the season with Irish American playwright, Joh