MIDDLEBURY — Gov. Phil Scott on March 25 issued a “Stay Home, Stay Safe” executive order limits in-person operations for all “non-essential” businesses.
But what does that really mean?
VERMONT — Governor Phil Scott today directed schools to remain dismissed through the en
MIDDLEBURY — In its COVID-19 newsletter on Thursday, Porter Medical Center said that it was now accepting hand sewn mask donations.
MIDDLEBURY — Work on the downtown Middlebury rail bridges project won’t begin on Monday, March 30, as had previously been reported.
Dr. Amanda Young, left, confers with Porter Plant Operations staff during the installation of a new tent in the parking lot adjacent to the Porter Hospital Emergency Department on Wednesday.
UPDATE: On Friday afternoon, the Department of Health announced that the number of COVID-19 cases in Addison County now totaled 13.
GEORGE J. MENARD
BRISTOL — George J. Menard, 88, passed away Tuesday, March 24, 2020, at Barre Gardens in Barre, Vt.
PORTER MEDICAL CENTER Director of Environment Services Carol Aines stands next to the first barrel of locally made hand-sanitizer. Three businesses in Middlebury’s industrial park are providing the resources to make sure the county’s hospital has enough hand sanitizer. Photo courtesy of Porter Medical Center
MIDDLEBURY — What do you do when a global pandemic tightens the market for your product so much that it forces you to pare back on manufacturing?
ADDISON COUNTY — The United Way of Addison County (UWAC) and four anonymous donors have launched a new fundraising push to help the county nonprofit and the agencies it supports aid those in need d
ADDISON COUNTY — Sanderson Wheeler, co-owner of the Bobcat Cafe in Bristol, is just happy to be in his restaurant’s kitchen.
NORTH BRANCH SCHOOL seventh-grader Finn Myers communicates with his science teacher, Rose McVay (onscreen), and his classmates (in video boxes at the bottom of the screen), from his Middlebury home Friday morning. North Branch suspended on-campus classes March 12. Students and teachers are staying connected to one another, visually, by using Google Hangouts and Zoom. Photo by Caitlin Myers
RIPTON — The North Branch School may have suspended on-campus classes for a while, but its 28 students, now learning from home, still observe a daily school routine that connects them to their teac
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