VERGENNES — The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Vergennes has announced that the club will reopen on Wednesday, Sept. 9, and will be open Monday-Friday from 2:30 to 6 p.m. daily.
APPROXIMATELY 450,000 RABIES bait blister packs such as these will be distributed via airplane staring Aug. 1. Photo courtesy of Vermont Department of Health
VERMONT — The annual Rabies Bait Drop, a week-long, cooperative effort between the State of Vermont and U.S.
LINCOLN — Vermont’s Primary Election will be held on Tuesday, Aug. 11, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Lincoln Town Office at 62 Quaker St.
MONTPELIER — In response to uncertainties facing the Vermont high school class of 2021 as they plan for the future amid COVID-19, the Community College of Vermont (CCV) is giving students an extra
VERGENNES — At the last meeting of the Vergennes Lions Club, two members were recognized for their many contributions to the community and to the club.
BRISTOL — Aquatic invasive plant species have been present in the Lewis Creek watershed for decades and outcompete native plants by forming dense mats of vegetation.
Fifty years ago this week Addison County was preparing for a long weekend full of entertainment with the opening of not only the annual county fair, but also Brandon’s Festival Days and an air show
MAYOR CHRIS LOURAS (right) is among the characters in a documentary that explores the tumultuous arrival of Syrian refugees in Rutland, Vt. “For the Love of Rutland,” created by Jennifer Maytorena Taylor, is among the motion pictures featured in the sixth annual Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival when it goes online at the end of August.
MIDDLEBURY — The first-ever online version of Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival (MNFF) is taking shape.
HARRISON BROOKS SITS in his Lincoln home playing ElevatorUp, the card game he conceived, developed, published and recently began selling online. He calls himself CEO (Chief Elevator Officer) of PlayElevatorUp.com.
LINCOLN — Seventeen-year-old Harrison Brooks and his family have been visiting Addison County from their New York City home since he was a young kid.
THE MIDDLEBURY STUDIO School cautiously reopened its doors in July for socially-distanced ceramics classes, allowing both adults and youth to get back onto the studio.
MIDDLEBURY — When the pandemic closed Middlebury Studio School’s doors in March, like everyone else, the board and staff hoped for the best and started planning for the unknown.
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