Victor Guyette held up a photo of his daughter, Yvonna, on his smartphone. She was sitting on the shoulders of a fellow Marine Corps member, both wearing their camouflage uniforms.
ADDISON NORTHWEST SCHOOL District Superintendent Sheila Soule
VERGENNES — On March 13 Vermont school districts leaned they had just a few days to organize an orderly transition to remote learning that would last until April 6.
The guidelines for outdoor gatherings are slowly easing.
A map of counties that meet Vermont’s requirements is updated weekly.
In a bid to help Vermont’s struggling tourism businesses, some of which make most of their money in the summer and fall, the state is opening the borders to travelers from as far away as Ohio, Virg
LYNN COALE, THE former head of the Patricia A. Hannaford Career Center, will be leaving his job as director of the Addison County Relocalization Network next week. The nonprofit that promotes local farms is suffering a cash crunch after its two biggest sources of funds were cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. Independent file photo/Trent Campbell
ADDISON COUNTY — The Addison County Relocalization Network has cut its top administrator and is honing its mission after experiencing a major revenue shortfall caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
VERGENNES — Work on the Vergennes paving project will focus heavily on the downtown area in the week beginning on June 29, according to a Vermont Agency of Transportation press release issued late
MEMBERS OF ONE of three anti-racism discussion groups on the Vergennes city green on Saturday listen intently as VUHS graduate Rory Patch, back center left, makes a point. Patch is one of the half-dozen members of the school’s Racial and Social Justice Alliance who organized the event. Independent photo/Andy Kirkaldy
VERGENNES — For the third straight Saturday afternoon organizers staged an anti-racism event on the Vergennes city green: This time members of the Vergennes Union High School Racial and Social Just
MIDDLEBURY — More than a dozen people have asked officials here to redirect the Middlebury Police Department’s voter-approved $46,234 budget increase for fiscal year 2021, and to begin looking at w
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison Central School District has resumed long-range planning for its Middlebury-area buildings, only this time officials will be focusing on how the ACSD might reduce its comple
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury College’s initial plan for reopening its campus this fall, which was released on Monday (re
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