Middlebury New Filmmakers' Festival Lineup Announced for 2019
By Qian Li | December 6, 2018The coming Filmmakers' Festival Lineup aims to appeal to a wider audience.
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December Brings Surge of Holiday Cheer (and a Cement Mixer) to Town
By Amelia Pollard | December 6, 2018The kickoff of "A Very Merry Middlebury" involved a lot more than just a little "Christmas magic."
Buns, Hun! Dual Bakery and Italian Restaurant Now Open
By Hattie Lefavour | December 6, 2018[gallery ids="42216,42218"]As any Vermonter knows, a cornerstone of surviving the winter is good, honest carbs. Caroline and Matt Corrente, married co-owners of the newly-opened Haymaker Bun Co. and The Arcadian restaurant, know this well. The two businesses now co-inhabit the space at 7 Bakery ...
Storm Café Closes Doors For Good
By Taylor Phillips | December 6, 2018A sunny day signaled the end of the Storm Café. The restaurant, located in the Old Stone Mill building on the banks of Otter Creek, had been a staple in the Middlebury food scene for years. Last year, their American cuisine made from local ingredients won the café a spot in Visiting New England’s ...
Old Stone Mill Bought by Community Firm; Storm Café to Close, Student Projects Relocated
By Online Editor | December 6, 2018A sunny day signaled the end of the Storm Café. The restaurant, located in the Old Stone Mill building on the banks of Otter Creek, had been a staple in the Middlebury food scene for years. Last year, their American cuisine made from local ingredients won the café a spot in Visiting New England’s ...
Wygmans Re-elected State’s Attorney After Two-Day Recount
By Caroline Kapp | November 29, 2018A team of volunteers comes together to recount the ballots for Addison County's State Attorney.
Town Seeks Public Input on Green Spaces Ahead of Overhauls
By Sadie Housberg | November 29, 2018Residents of Middlebury will be coming together to vote on the transformation of the town's Triangle Park green space.
With Giveaways and ‘Midd Night Strolls,’ Town Encourages Shoppers to Stay Local
By Nora Peachin | November 29, 2018Over Thanksgiving break, downtown Middlebury held Small Business Saturday to encourage people to support their local economies and build community.
Former Dartmouth Students Accuse School of Failing to Protect Them from Sexual Assault
By Lucy Townend | November 29, 2018Former Dartmouth students come forward to accuse Dartmouth of doing little to prevent sexual assault, but the college responds with assertions that the campus is committed to the safety of all of its community members.
In Annual ‘Sleep-Out,’ Locals Experience Frigid Reality of Homelessness
By Benjamin Glass | November 29, 2018Annual 'Sleep-Out' will occur this Saturday, Dec. 1 to raise support for those experiencing homelessness, especially winter homelessness and its cruel conditions.
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.
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.