Controversial Burlington Mural Prompts Debate Over City’s History
By Lucy Townend | November 15, 2018The vandalism of the controversial mural "Everyone Loves a Parade" highlights the exclusion of the history of people of color and the Abenaki.
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Community Joins Nation to Rally for Mueller
By James Finn | November 15, 2018Residents Support Mueller Inquiry.
Rough Cut Latest to Close Doors
By Sadie Housberg | November 15, 2018Facing rent hike, The Rough cut Dishes up its last plates.
Meet the Farmers: Two Addison County Cattle Farmers Share Their Philosophy
By Nora Peachin | November 15, 2018Expanding upon mainstream environmentalism, two farmers explain the relationship between animal, land and man.
Demonstrators Take Stand in Support of Mueller Investigation
By James Finn | November 10, 2018JAMES FINN Just over 24 hours after President Trump fired his attorney general, area residents and college students gathered on Middlebury’s town green to advocate for an open inquiry into whether Russian operatives influenced the 2016 presidential campaign. The demonstrators were responding to ...
Incumbent Wygmans Clings to 10-Vote Lead in State's Attorney Race
By Caroline Kapp | November 8, 2018Tuesday’s midterm election proved that every vote does indeed count, with the Addison County state’s attorney race being decided by a mere 10 votes.
Neighbors, Together Announces ‘Midd Money Match’ Program
By Taylor Phillips | November 8, 2018New Shopping Rewards Program in Town
Middlebury’s Hunters Reluctant to Advertise Their Hobby
By Kayla Lichtman | November 8, 2018The reality of the prevalence of hunting in Middlebury and attempts to discontinue its stereotype.
O’Brien’s Hair Salon Trims its Last Locks
By James Finn | November 8, 2018O'Brein's Hair Salon shuts down
State’s Attorney Hosts Expungement Clinics for County Residents
By Benjamin Glass | November 8, 2018Vermonters previously convicted of cannabis possession are now having their charges expunged with the help of local organizations and attorneys.
Chittenden Brook Hut to Open in December for Year-Round Use
By Luke Kang | November 8, 2018Chittenden Brook Hut, opening in December, allows for great experiences right outside the door.
Student Club ‘Project Pengyou’ Partners With Middlingo to Teach Chinese
By Jonah Ryan | November 8, 2018An immense amount of interest from Middlebury's Project Pengyou club leads to mentoring at Middlingo in town.
One Year After Opening, The Rough Cut Announces Closure
By Sadie Housberg | November 7, 2018The local restaurant joins the crowd of other businesses, including Storm Cafe and The Lobby, that have closed this year.
11th Annual Spooktacular Captures Halloween Spirit in Middlebury
By Michael Frank | November 7, 2018Middlebury got an early taste of Halloween last Sunday, Oct. 28, when the eleventh annual Spooktacular popped up on the Town Green. A project kicked off by Better Middlebury Partnership (BMP), the town Spooktacular set out to capture some of the seasonal spirit that has always been a beloved town tradition. ...
Listen Up! Concert Review: U.S. Girls and Tune-Yards at Higher Ground
By Rose Adams | November 7, 2018Summary of Listen Up! concert by indie pop bands U.S. Girls and tUnE-yArDs in Burlington.
Democrats Sweep Addison County Races
By Sarah Asch | November 7, 2018Democrats gathered at the Middlebury Inn to celebrate the imminent wins of the evening.
Dems Hardy and Bray Win Big in Vermont Senate
By Sarah Asch | November 7, 2018Democrats swept local elections, securing among them the VT Senate seats.
Hallquist Presents Progressive Vision for State's Future
By Amelia Pollard | November 1, 2018Christine Hallquist has managed balancing a progressive, local political agenda whilst balancing international media attention. We sat down with her to figure how how she does it.
Incumbent Scott, Favored to Win, Says Stay the Course
By Sadie Housberg | November 1, 2018Gov. Scott, one of the most favored Republican governors in the nation, is finding himself confronted with Hallquist's progressive agenda. We met with him in Middlebury for an interview.
More Women Running For Office in Vermont, Nation Than Ever Before
By Sarah Asch | November 1, 2018The midterm election has brought with it a wave of female candidates for office. A local organization, Emerge Vermont, is one of the entities devoted to helping local candidates.