Dead Creek Wildlife Day: Celebrating Vermont’s Environment
By Courtney Crawford | October 11, 2018Dead Creek Wildlife Day: A day of environmental stewardship for all ages and interests.
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VT Folklife Center Explores Grass-Roots Food Movement with ‘Growing Food, Growing Farmers’
By Nina Cruz | October 11, 2018The "Growing Food, Growing Farmers" project at the VT Folklife Center displays local farmers in Rutland County.
Ban the Bag? Middlebury Considers Town-Wide Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bags
By Benjamin Glass | October 4, 2018Middlebury added to the list of Vermont towns attempting to ban single-use plastic bags.
Squirrels Gone Nuts! A Northeast Population Boom
By Jonah Ryan | October 4, 2018Middlebury witnesses influx in the squirrel population.
No Whey Out: National Tariffs Affect VT Dairy Industry
By Bridget Colliton | October 4, 2018Chinese Tariffs impact Vermont Dairy Industry.
Doughboys and Flyboys: Sheldon Museum Commemorates Middlebury’s Contributions to WWI
By Will Simpson | October 4, 2018Commemoration of Middlebury's contributions to WWI.
Enrollment in VT Colleges on the Decline
By Ariadne Will | October 4, 2018Downward trend in Vermont college enrollment.
CROP Hunger Walk: Middlebury Marches to Fight Food Insecurity
By Amelia Pollard | October 2, 2018On Sunday, Sept. 30, local community members, students and President Laurie Patton all gathered for a 2.8-mile walk to raise money for seven local non-profit organizations.
Guns: New Vt. Law Permits Seizure of Firearms from Suspected Abusers
By Maria Kaouris | September 27, 2018School shooting threat in Vermont segues to tighter gun laws.
The Bristol Harvest Festival: A Day of Sales, Crafts, Music and Pie
By Nicole Pollack | September 27, 2018BRISTOL — Vendors, crafters, ponies and musicians braved a cold and drizzly morning in Bristol on Saturday, Sept. 22, gathering early on the Town Green to set up for the 20th annual Harvest Festival. “I had this big picnic blanket wrapped around me,” said Sarah Bevere, age nine, who helped ...
Let Equality Bloom: Activism Festival Urges Civic Engagement
By Nora Peachin | September 27, 2018Well-attended festival included everything from activism trainings to live music.
A Bun Bakery by Day, Italian Restaurant by Night: A Local Couple to Reinvent The Lobby
By Sadie Housberg | September 27, 2018While some may be disappointed to say goodbye to The Lobby and half-priced burger nights, it seems The Arcadian and Haymaker Bun Co. have a lot to offer.
"He was too good": Remembering Former College Employee Suad Teocanin
By Nick Garber | September 20, 2018Friends and coworkers remember Suad Teocanin, months after he froze to death in town.
Otter Creek Bakery for Sale, Owners Looking for Right Buyer
By Kenshin Cho | September 20, 2018Another Middlebury institution may soon change hands.
Dogs and Owners Parade through Middlebury at “Woofstock: A Walk for the Animals”
By Bridget Colliton | September 20, 2018Dogs and owners alike thronged to the Middlebury Memorial Sports Center on Saturday, September 15.
Theo Henderson ’20 Wins 15th Annual TAM Trek
By Nicole Pollack | September 20, 2018A Middkid comes out on top in the 19.2-mile run.
Makerspace Opening Date Set at Hannaford Career Center
By William P. Kelley | September 20, 2018After months of hard work and preparation, the long-anticipated space will open to the public in November.
Daily Grind Replaces Carol's in Downtown Middlebury
By Kenshin Cho | September 13, 2018A new coffee shop works to fill the void left by Carol's.
From Carol's to The Lobby, Stores are Closing in Downtown Middlebury
By Sadie Housberg | September 13, 2018Stroll down Main Street this afternoon and you may find a vastly different landscape from the downtown of semesters past. The “For Sale,” “For Lease,” and “Markdowns up to 70% off” signs, as well as unfamiliar shop windows and the conspicuous rail bridge construction project are unavoidable. The ...
Charter House Opens Early Amid Growing Need
By Ellie Anderson | September 13, 2018The Charter House continues to meet community needs.