MIDDLEBURY — The state of Vermont is extending the “Everyone Eats” free food program through September, a decision that will allow food-insecure folks in the Middlebury area to continue receiving a
TEN STONE EMPORIUM owners Charlene and Kim Goodell look forward to building relationships with customers in the store’s opening months. “They feel the happiness, the love, the giving back,” Charlene said about the store, which promotes smaller artisans’ work from all over the world. Independent photo/William Haig.
HANCOCK — The Hancock Selectboard met this past week, during which Richard Andrews reported that he will not be bidding on the mowing contract in the fall.
ROCHESTER––The trail network organization that has been called RASTA since its founding in 2013 is changing its name to The Ridgeline Outdoor Collective (ROC), or Ridgeline, for short.
VOLUNTEERS DIG UP and hand-pull yellow iris plants from Little Otter Wildlife Management Area in May. Photo by Robert Hyams, HRS/Riverscape Ecology
FERRIBURGH — Yellow iris (Iris pseudacorus), with its striking yellow flowers, is a beautiful plant, but also a threat to our priority natural communities and native plants.
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MIDDLEBURY — Mary Johnson Children’s Center has found the right candidate to join their administrative team as Operations Manager.
ADDISON COUNTY — Hunger Free Vermont has appointed Pete Antos-Ketcham as the new co-chair of the Hunger Council of Addison County.
PHLOX CAN ADD wonderfully vibrant color to late summer gardens. Photo/Bonnie Kirn Donahue
Phlox is a highly versatile perennial with powerful blooms that can extend through much of the season.