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CHELSEA, MI — Construction of a long-awaited new public city park in downtown Chelsea is set to resume in April, as a local nonprofit continues to raise funds for park features.See the Story

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100% Left coverage: 1 sources

PANTHER SENIOR FORWARD Cat Appleyard skates in front of her bench and toward the Amherst zone during the March 27 NCAA D-III semifinal.Photo by Ricky Bassman RIVER FALLS, Wisc. — Another outstanding Middlebury College women’s hockey season came to an end this past Friday, when the Panthers’ NESCAC rival Amherst edged Middlebury, 3-1, in an NCAA Division III semifinal played at Wisconsin-River Falls. All four goals were scored in the third period…See the Story

Elderly Services wraps up energy renovation

Addison County · Addison County

Elderly Services wraps up energy renovation

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

MIDDLEBURY — Workers are putting the finishing touches on $3.25 million in renovations to Elderly Services Inc.’s (ESI) headquarters off Middlebury’s Exchange Street. The project is already paying big dividends for the nonprofit, which hosts one of the most successful and admired adult daycare programs in the Northeast. Improvements to the 20-year-old building have included repairing and replacing roofing, siding and windows; installing 193 new …See the Story

ACSD preps for decisive meeting on Ripton school

Addison County · Addison County

ACSD preps for decisive meeting on Ripton school

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

MIDDLEBURY — The Addison Central School District board will hold a special meeting on Monday, March 31, to discuss — and potentially decide on — the future of Ripton Elementary School (RES). It’s a meeting that’ll be held in open session, beginning at 5:30 p.m. in the Middlebury Union High School library, according to board Chair Barb Wilson. Ripton Elementary is the smallest of ACSD’s seven elementary schools, and RES officials and community me…See the Story

Legislators talk budget standoff, federal funding

Education Reforms · Addison County

Legislators talk budget standoff, federal funding

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SHOREHAM — While public education reform has been generating most of the headlines from the Statehouse, a budget adjustment act standoff between Gov. Phil Scott and the Legislature and the status of federal funding were the hot-button topics at this past Saturday’s legislative breakfast in Shoreham. The budget adjustment is undertaken by the Legislature during the fiscal year to ensure state expenditures track with the latest revenue figures. Th…See the Story

By the way for Mar. 27

Addison County · Addison County

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If you’ve tried to park behind Ilsley Library and found that municipal lot blocked off, you’ve probably realized it won’t be long before Middlebury’s public library will be under construction. The emergence of the temporary “Mini Ilsley” in the Duclos building on Main Street is further evidence of the work ahead. And here are some new updates from Ilsley Director Dana Hart: The ReArch Company began mobilizing onsite on March 17; you might have n…See the Story

Middlebury student-athlete raising funds for Bosnia

Red Cross · Addison County

Middlebury student-athlete raising funds for Bosnia

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ALEM HADZIC IS hoping to raise funds for the Red Cross for its work in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina through a few initiatives, including an on-campus soccer tournament this spring. Hadzic is a junior at Middlebury College, where he plays on the varsity men’s soccer team.Photo courtesy of Alem Hadzic MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury College junior Alem Hadzic has always had a strong connection to his Bosnian heritage. “I’m a first-generation c…See the Story

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Addison County · Addison County

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OLIVER KNOX MIDDLEBURY — What do you think when you hear the phrase “mainstream media”? Come meet a practicing journalist — Olivier Knox — and hear what it’s like to gather information and give it back to the broader world; it’s not as easy as you might think. Knox, senior national correspondent at U.S News & World Report, will deliver the 2025 Robert W. van de Velde Jr. ’75 Memorial lecture Tuesday, April 8, at 4:30 p.m., in Dana Auditorium on …See the Story

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Addison County · Addison County

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JOSEPH MARIO CASSARINO MONKTON — Joseph Mario Cassarino of Monkton, Vt., died peacefully at Green Mountain Rehabilitation and Nursing in Colchester on March 14, 2025. Joe “Papa” was born in Middlebury on Jan. 24, 1935, to John and Caroline Cassarino. He graduated from Middlebury High School in 1952 and from photography school in Woodstock in 1959. After working briefly on the Rutland railroad, he joined the U.S. Air Force and served honorably fo…See the Story

Eleanor ‘Ellie’ Ruth House Coffey, 84, of Addison

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ELEANOR “ELLIE” RUTH HOUSE COFFEY ADDISON — Eleanor “Ellie” Ruth House Coffey, devoted wife, mother and grandmother, passed away peacefully on March 14, 2025, at the age of 84. Born on Nov. 21, 1940, in Mineral Wells, Miss., Ellie was reared in a multi-generational household alongside her parents, grandparents, and brother, Billy. Her early years were shaped by both love and difficulty, including her parents’ unhappy marriage, abuse by a neighbo…See the Story