Megan James is an Online Editor for the Addison Independent, a local newspaper in Middlebury, Vermont. With a focus on reporting news and events in the community, Megan covers a wide range of topics including local sports, education, infrastructure projects, and community events.
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Megan's coverage is heavily focused on local events, education, sports, and community news in the state of Vermont and specifically Middlebury. She would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events such as fundraisers, school activities, or community initiatives.
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By: Megan James
On Friday, April 19, at 7:30 p.m., three of Addison County’s finest songwriters return home to Town Hall Theater for an intimate evening of original material and familiar classics in three-part harmony.
Come to Bixby Library in Vergennes on Saturday, April 27, from 12:30-2 p.m., to hear the talented musicians of Va-et-vient guide you through the centuries, from France to Québec and New Orleans, with lively dance numbers, touching love songs, kickin’ Cajun and Créole tunes, and rollicking Québecois favorites.
Lincoln artist Janet Fredericks has brought her work off the mountain and away from her studio for an exhibit at Tourterelle this April and May. That’s right, enjoy fine dining and fine art — a perfect pairing.
“This month’s live Heath Quartet concert will be their 11th at Middlebury, with the addition of three streamed encore performances during the pandemic,” said Performing Arts Series Director Allison Coyne Carroll.
The UVM Extension office in Middlebury is welcoming a new employee. Grazing Specialist Carly Bass will provide technical assistance, outreach and education to farmers in Addison County and Southwestern Vermont.
The newest Vergennes city clerk not only brings extensive office and accounting experience, she should also be a familiar and friendly face to many city residents.
Fifteen of the 24 Addison Northwest School District students who presented at the Vermont Historical Society’s annual Vermont History Day Competition placed in the top three of their categories or earned special recognition for the projects they have spent months preparing under the guidance of humanities teachers Josh Brooks and Becca Coffey.
Looking back on her time at Mount Abraham Union High School, there’s a learning experience 2022 graduate Anna Doucet found to be particularly impactful: visits from presenters involved in the Language in Motion program at Middlebury College.
A new county nonprofit is working to prevent instances of animal cruelty by ensuring more local pets and their owners have the resources they need to thrive.
It’s been about three seasons since the 5Town Riders youth mountain biking club got off to the races, and those involved in the program have had a lot to celebrate since then.
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