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By Ellie Eberlee | October 10, 2019New students, I’m sure you’ve noticed by now that this place has a unique ability to block out the rest of the world.
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By Online Editor | October 10, 2019Dear Tre, Thoughts on the use of the n-word by Hispanics and Asians, or people from low-income communities? — Anonymous Hello reader, Thank you for submitting this question to me! It’s so interesting how this question keeps coming up. Well, let’s dive right in, shall we? Let me start off ...
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From DIII to the NFL: Middlebury football alum finds coaching success in the big leagues
By Michael Segel | October 3, 2019Middlebury football alums' road from DIII to the NFL
Women’s soccer shows up for Fall Family Weekend
By Jenny Langerman | October 3, 2019Recap of Women's soccer during fall family weekend
Hundreds protest New England’s largest coal power plant
By Benjamin Glass | October 3, 2019Activists flocked to the Merrimack Generating Station on Saturday, Sept. 28 to protest the station’s continued use of coal fired steam generation. One of the last major power plants in the Northeast to use coal fuel, Merrimack Station has been frequently protested by environmental activists for the ...
Rice paddies in Vermont? Vergennes farm boasts largest rice operation in Northeast
By Haeun Park | October 3, 2019Though corn and dairy are the staple crops for farmers in Addison County, Boundbrook Farm owner Erik Andrus decided to grow something different — rice. At his five-and-a-half-acre property, located 20 minutes north of Middlebury, Andrus maintains rice paddies on the largest rice farm north of the ...
PALANA finds new home in Palmer
By Rachel Lu | October 3, 2019Starting this year, PALANA is being recognized as a social house, and their new living space has allowed house leadership to expand their vision as a cultural community.
Keegan Callanan joins National Council on the Humanities
By Sabine Poux | October 3, 2019Callanan was appointed by President Trump and approved by the Senate to become part of the council, which helps oversee funding allocations to humanities programs.
Afterschool in Addison: Northwest district receives $100k for programs
By Kari Henken | October 3, 2019This summer, the Addison Northwest School District (ANWSD) received two grants totaling $999,600 to both continue afterschool programming as well as expand its K-6 offerings into Addison and Ferrisburgh central schools. Ten years ago, the first 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant, or 21C, ...
Fall flourishes at the Middlebury Farmers Market
By Rati Saini | October 3, 2019Vendors from all over Addison County congregate in Middlebury every Saturday for the Middlebury Farmers Market (MFM), with vendors selling an assortment of products including poultry, dairy, seasonal produce and crafts, accompanied by live music. The MFM is open outdoors every Wednesday and Saturday ...
Where in the world is Allison Stanger?
By Nora Peachin | October 3, 2019Professor Allison Stanger is going into her third year on academic leave from Middlebury, and students have started to wonder where she is.
Porter Medical Center begins a five-year plan
By Kaitlyn Girouard | October 3, 2019 Porter Medical Center recently published a five-year plan with visions to renovate and add infrastructure, hospital functionality and additional services. “The five-year plan is intended to support our overall mission, which is to improve the health of our community one person at a time,” ...
Ilsley Public Library trains staff to administer Narcan
By Alvaro Saenz | October 3, 2019Recently, Vermont public libraries have been on the frontlines of the nationwide opioid epidemic, which took the lives of more than 100 Vermonters in 2017 and 2018 according to the Vermont Department of Health. Libraries are open to the public so there is the potential for patrons to suffer health complications ...