Megan James

Middlebury voters next year will be asked to support three separate bond votes totaling $28.7 million, with the biggest ask to come in the form of a $26 million referendum for a major overhaul of the town’s wastewater treatment plant.

Bristol police are trying to learn more about a Nov. 6 incident in which they say a truck unsafely passed multiple vehicles on West Street.

Vermont State Police dealt with several motor vehicle incidents in the past week — some involving impaired driving, and others dealing with crashes.

Here’s what happened in Addison County sports recently, plus the schedule of upcoming games and events.

Middlebury police responded to the report of a man exposing himself in the drive-through of Walgreens Pharmacy off Court Street during the afternoon of Nov. 20. Police said the man was gone upon their arrival.

Many athletes on the Middlebury, Mount Abraham and Otter Valley union high school football teams have been named Division I, II and III all-stars, respectively, for their efforts this past fall season.

Five area high school girls’ soccer players were named either Division I or D-II All-State Players by the state’s coaches, and another half-dozen earned recognition from either the Lake Division or Southern Vermont League B Division.

Simon Barenbaum, who died on November 18, had a remarkably generous spirit and an unfailing commitment to community. He was a great gift in my life. This is my tribute to him.

When juveniles were accused of pulling the trigger in two recent fatal shootings in Addison County, the spotlight fell on the various questions and complexities that arise when prosecuting crimes committed by minors.

The Mount Abraham Unified School District Board in 2024 could begin considering whether to expand the district’s middle school to include sixth-graders, a step that’s been taken by other school districts in the county.