Middlebury businesses temporarily shorten hours for winter months
By Madeleine Kaptein | January 19, 2023After a busy holiday season, businesses in the town of Middlebury are temporarily closing or reducing their hours for the winter.
Madeleine Kaptein '25.5 is a copy editor for The Campus, and previously wrote for the local section of the paper. She plans to major in International and Global Studies with a concentration in European Studies. In her free time, Madeleine enjoys reading, biking, and watching fashion videos on YouTube.
After a busy holiday season, businesses in the town of Middlebury are temporarily closing or reducing their hours for the winter.
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