FERRISBURGH — After a discussion likely to play out around other selectboard and council tables around Vermont in the weeks to come, the Ferrisburgh selectboard on Tuesday stopped short of requirin
LINCOLN — It’s so great to be back writing the Lincoln News! I hope you all have been and continue to be well.
While this past Saturday’s Independence Day celebrations were subdued due to the ongoing pandemic, Addison County’s Fourth of July 50 years ago was made considerably more exciting when a serious fi
BATHERS AT LAKE Dunmore, c. 1910, is just one of the archived photos being added to the Sheldon Museum’s digital archive project. A new CARES grant from the NEH will help the Sheldon continue with their digital archive despite economic pressures caused by the coronavirus and Middlebury’s rail and bridge project. Photo/ Henry Sheldon Museum Collection
MIDDLEBURY — The Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont History has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) CARES grant in the amount of $29,362 for the project, “Archives Alive: Buildi
MONTPELIER — Vermont State Historic Sites opened on a limited basis the week of July 1.
THE GUTEL FAMILY owns and operates the Kinder Way Sanctuary in Benson. From left, daughter Sara, 15, mom Erika, son Noah, 3 (hiding his face), dad Mark, and son Mason, 12. The family has been struggling financially since taking in most of the animals seized from a Kimball Road farm in Brandon in January. Independent photo/Lee J. Kahrs
BENSON/BRANDON — It’s been exactly five months since police seized more than 400 animals at a farm on Kimball Road in Brandon. So, what happened to them?
DOCUMENT YOUR THOUGHTS, or your child’s with this book of letters, the latest Make it Together project.
Make It Together: Book of Letters. Make your own memory book, to read now and later.
Materials:
• 3 envelopes
• Paper
• Glue
• Scissors
MIDDLEBURY — George Rooney, who teaches at Middlebury Union High School in Middlebury, is one of five driver education teachers from throughout the U.S.
MEMBERS OF THE trio Pete’s Posse, Pete Sutherland strumming a banjo and Oliver Scanlon bowing a violin, have become much more active on social media since live gigs dried up with the arrival of coronavirus. Other bands have also shifted their performance venues.
In all the ways that COVID-19 has halted life, musicians have had the especially challenging task of reaching audiences in a world in which people can no longer gather in person to enjoy and suppor
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