Every fall there seems to be a plethora of fundraisers happening around town. Like all Vermonters, these event organizers have been known to take advantage of the remaining good weather, opting for outdoor activities that (hopefully) entice folks to come out and support their cause. If you’re anything like us, you’ve started noticing that many of these events feature […]
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End the summer with a creative bang at the Middlebury Studio School multi-age pottery classes. See below for complete details. AM Multi-age Pottery on the Wheel ages 8 to adult, 10:00-11:30 a.m., Tuition: $57 Instructor: Rose Messner Dates: Aug 19, 20, 21 PM Multi-age Pottery on the Wheel ages 8 to adult, 2:00-3:30 p.m., Tuition:
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hello, have you noticed it’s been a bit quiet around here? You probably thought we’d run off to the beach to enjoy summer vacation, right? Oh how wrong you are folks and how I wish that were the case! Unfortunately the cause of our silence is much, much more gory, messy and smelly…. The truth is we’ve
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While we adjust to life as a family of 5, a few local moms kindly agreed to keep MiniBury readers entertained with tales and adventures from their own lives. Today Suzanne Young tells us about her passion for food and children. Suzanne is the cook at Mary Johnson Children Center in Middlebury and we can
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While we adjust to life as a family of 5, a few local bloggers kindly agreed to keep MiniBury readers entertained with tales and adventures from their own lives. Today Faith Gong introduces us to a new series called “Meet the Parent.” Faith writes the bi-weekly “Faith in Vermont” The Pickle Patch Maxine Saville Maine Saville is one of
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While we adjust to life as a family of 5, a few local bloggers kindly agreed to keep MiniBury readers entertained with tales and adventures from their own lives. Today Julie Barry shares the seventh installment of her series”Little Explorers,” reports on her hiking adventures with her husband and her two and four-year old. Take it away Julie!
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It’s hard to beat the Midd Summer Fest, an annual celebration of some of the finest products of Vermont: beer, wine, spirits, cider, cheese and other delicious foods, but Saturday August 2ⁿᵈ just got even better. Before heading into Middlebury for Midd Summer Fest, head to Cornwall for the Second Annual Blueberry Festival and start your day off
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“Ilsley Library will be closed next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 28th-30th, due to critical roof and attic work that requires closure. We expect to re-open Thursday, July 31st at 10:00am. The 10:30am Wednesday Summer Reading Program ticketed event with Homeward Bound has been moved to the gym at the town offices. All other programs
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August is World Breastfeeding Month so there’s a plethora of support activities happening around the state. In Addison County you’ll find WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counselors and other community breastfeeding supporters at several events in August! Farmers Markets Farm to Family Coupon Distribution dates: Bristol Farmers Market on July 26 from 10-1pm Vergennes Farmers Market on July 31
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