TIMOTHY BUSKEY
VERGENNES — An Addison Republican with an extensive history of public service and what he calls a moderate approach to politics has joined the race to represent the Addison-3 district in the Vermon
COOKIE STEPONAITIS, LEFT, and Lisa Davis of the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Vergennes prepare food in the United Methodist Church of Vergennes on June 20 for the club’s Meals for All program, which since March 18 has prepared more than 16,000 meals for anyone in the Vergennes area who asks. Independent photo/Andy Kirkaldy
VERGENNES — The lights have gone on in the United Methodist Church of Vergennes kitchen at 6:30 a.m. every weekday since March 18.
The Middlebury College Track & Field team is collecting donations for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Vermont.
MIDDLEBURY — The Addison Central School District is close to hiring its first-ever food services director, a position officials believe will ultimately allow the ACSD to feed its students more effi
STATE POLICE LT. Cory Lozier was stopped by an Addison County sheriff’s deputy for driving 25 mph over the speed limit in Monkton.
MONKTON — Vermont State Police will not say what, if any, discipline the department has imposed on a lieutenant and special teams commander stopped for excessive speeding and then spun his tires as
VERGENNES — Advertising for the open position of Vergennes City Clerk had as of Tuesday drawn 14 applicants, Vergennes City Manager Daniel Hofman told the city council at its June 22 meeting.
VERGENNES — An eight-member panel of Vergennes residents is working on a charge for a city Citizen Review Board that could be established within a month and make recommendations to City Manager Dan
Doctors’ vacation and retirement benefits are being cut while other workers are being furloughed, as the University of Vermont Health Network cuts costs in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
WINOOSKI — Vermont Student Assistance Corp. is offering a free online webinar on how to appeal your financial aid offer on June 24 at 6 p.m.
CARRIE ANN BARROWS, left, received the Ferrisburgh Grange’s 2020 Community Citizen Award from Liz Lowry for her efforts to place photos of Vergennes Union High School’s graduating class on the oval in front of the school. Photo courtesy of Liz Lowry
FERRISBURGH — Ferrisburgh Grange 539 recently honored Carrie Ann Barrows as its 2020 Community Citizen.
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