MIDDLEBURY - For many Middlebury families, February break often serves as a time to spend time with loved ones or enjoy winter sports. Rather than heading to the Snow Bowl or Sugar Bush, however, some Middlebury area teens chose to spend their break working on something that won’t become useful ...
MIDDLEBURY - WinterFest, a four-day celebration of all things winter, came to the Middlebury community for the second year in a row this past week. The events, planned by the Better Middlebury Partnership (BMP), brought together Middlebury residents of all ages to enjoy the best of what the cold has ...
Middlebury is in the process of discussing a potential plastic bag ban.
With the Court's new conservative majority, Vermont lawmakers are determined to protect Vermonters right to choose.
Green Mountain College will be closing their doors at the end of this academic year due to financial constraints.
The Celebration of Vermont Poets & Poetry brought voices together to be shared with the people of Vermont.
Due to its greenhouse setting, Burnt Rock Farm doesn't ever stop producing — even in the coldest months.
Low wages in certain staff positions have prompted some colleges employees to leave, seeking work in the surrounding area.
The Middlebury Magazine. What is it?
A decrease in the number of birds at the feeders sparks interest in a potential declining bird population.
The Organic Consumers' Association sues Ben & Jerry's for using a false advertising platform that portrays their company as more environmentally conscious than it may be.
The extreme cold did not stop participation in the Women's March on Montpelier.
Unit officers can now carry and administer Narcan in Vermont Corrections.
The Open Door Clinic (ODC) holds free clinics every Tuesday evening and one Friday morning per month.
The discussion of where or if the Middlebury Farmer's Market will move continues.
Reprint of recount of Pat Shaw and Paul Garrow's presentation with medals of valor.
Purrrses for Paws is spreading the word about their fifth annual event set for Feb. 7.
The Stay-to-Stay pilot aims to convince people to come to and stay in Vermont and has proven quite successful.
HOPE Works experiencing a lack of staff.
After their first deal felt through, the former Ripton County Store owners turned to Hoffman and Wisell, who took the opportunity right away!