ONE OF THE notes outside Salisbury Community School. Independent photo/Megan James
Students at Salisbury Community School have been learning that gratitude is good for a person’s health.
ANNE HOPKINSON
Many states are reopening their businesses and providing outdoor seating at eateries as the pandemic curve has slowly started to flatten across the country.
SHERI BEDARD, SHOWN with her Juice Amour co-founder David Bedard in their Middlebury store location, says cleanses can help eliminate cravings, improve energy and give your digestive system a rest.
You’ve probably heard of “cleansing.” Maybe your hip aunt swears by them, or you’ve seen bloggers raving about their green juice detox with amazing results, or maybe a best friend tried one once bu
COME ALIVE OUTSIDE Summer Passports have adjusted to the reality of COVID-19, suggests ways kids can explore the outdoors in their own back yards this summer. Photo courtesy of Haley Rice
Come Alive Outside is a program in Vermont communities that inspires collaborative community systems to create the awareness, intention, and opportunity for people to live healthier lives outside.
MIDDLEBURY — The state of Vermont is offering COVID-19 testing to members of the public at an ongoing series of events. Several of these pop-up testing events are scheduled for Middlebury.
UNDER THE DIRECTION of high school choral directors Liz LeBeau (Middlebury), Megan LaRose (Mount Abe) and Cailin O’Hara (Vergennes), dozens of student vocalists recorded themselves singing the Vermont state song. LeBeau and LaRose mixed the audio, and Kurt Broderson of Middlebury Community TV edited and produced the video. Video screenshot
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ILLUSTRATION BY ADELAIDE Tyrol
Some people have life birds, species of birds they’ve waited their whole lives to see in the wild. I don’t have one of these, but I do have a life mole.
In this unique moment in the national debate over racial justice, particularly as it is being portrayed through acts of police brutality, we are all asked to do the hard work of looking within, to
“Black Lives Matter” — of course they do. But this is more than a slogan to be tucked away until yet another tragedy occurs, where we get a sense that in some minds black lives do not matter.
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