Everything You Need To Get Into Birding
Lis Duckworth, a Middlebury-based special education consultant, and her colleagues at Outside OT are all about birding this month.
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Where To Ice Skate This Winter
Does your family love gliding along the ice? Here are some more skating options to look forward to this winter.
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Pick Up Supplies For Noon Year’s Eve (At Home)
Before the pandemic, Ilsley Library used to host an annual Noon Year’s Eve party with a special countdown — and all the hats and glasses and noise-makers — at 11 a.m. on Dec. 31. Until it’s safe to gather again, the library is giving out free party kits so families can do their own festive
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Davida Murray Wants To Help Moms Get Strong
After Davida Murray’s first child was born, in 2016, she was in so much pain, she couldn’t go back to work. Murray, a physical therapist who lives in Middlebury, had been working at a specialized outpatient clinic focused on chronic pain.
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Mr. & Mrs. Claus Are On Their Way
Somehow it’s already Santa-visit season. Here’s where you can meet the Clauses in Addison County this year: December 4: Downtown Middlebury, from 9 to 11 a.m. — plus: horse-drawn carriage rides, a special take-and-make wreath craft from Ilsley Library, caroling on the steps of the Congregational Church, AND the train display at the Sheldon Museum.
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Sunday Matinee: The Incredible Story Of ‘Sesame Street’
Back in 1969, the average American preschooler was watching 27 hours of television a week. The creators of “Sesame Street” embarked on an experiment: Why not see if TV could be an educator? We all know how it worked out. “Sesame Street” became one of the longest-running, most influential and beloved TV shows of all
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Memorial Sports Center Is Open For Public Skating Again!
The ice is ready at Middlebury’s indoor rink! And public skate times are back. Here’s the schedule. Skating is $4 per session for 13-year-olds and older; $3 per session for kids age 5-12; free for kids under 5. Skate rentals are $4 per session. Want to noodle around with a stick and puck? Skaters age
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Want To Be A Reading Mentor?
The literacy mentoring program Everybody Wins! Vermont was on pause last school year because of the pandemic. But now it’s back and in need of mentors! Want to read with a Mary Hogan 3rd or 4th grader once a week? Find more info about the program here. Interested? Email Mary Hogan’s program coordinator Sarah Urang.
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Fun On Skis With Frost Mountain Nordic
One of the things that made last year’s pandemic winter tolerable was getting outside at Rikert each Saturday with a bunch of kids on cross-country skis. My daughters had never Nordic skied before, and my abilities are… limited. But we heard that Frost Mountain Nordic’s BKL (Bill Koch League) program was pretty low-key for the
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