Edward Lawrence Hutchins, 64, of Brandon
BRANDON — Edward Lawrence Hutchins, of Brandon, VT, passed away at his home July 18, 2026, at the age of 64. He was born March 10, 1962, to Lawrence “Larry” and Jane Hutchins.
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This year’s film festival comes into view
MNFF co-founder and Artistic Director Jay Craven offers an overview of this year’s film fest, which will come to Middlebury Aug. 26-30.
Enjoy Two Plays and a Picnic
What’s better than a picnic? Two plays and a picnic! Come enjoy an afternoon of causal theater and lunch on the Vergennes Green.
Free concert series features musicians from Vermont roots
Rembember Baker will play on Sunday, July 26, from 5-7 p.m., for the kickoff of the Peet Farm Music Series in Cornwall.
This ball won the Vt. Championship for the Bristol Mountaineers — in 1876!
Editor’s note: A longer version of this essay appears in “50 for 250,” a book by the Vermont Historical Society that commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States by telling the absorbing sto...
Pair of Panthers up for national women’s sports award
NEW YORK CITY — Middlebury College athletes Audrey MacLean and Caroline Adams will join nine other Division-III athletes in the Big Apple next week to celebrate their own and other competitors’ 2025-2026...
Luksch, Schoen, Carn win seniors state tennis titles
ADDISON COUNTY RESIDENTS excelled at the seniors state championship singles and doubles tennis championship held at Middlebury College this past weekend. Here we see Lincoln’s Ken Schoen, 75, hitting a bac...
Growing food and a family at Golden Russet Farm
“It’s great knowing that what we produce is staying so close to home and in the Addison County community; it’s pretty amazing.” — Pauline Stevens
Local man cited after stabbing his father
In the Democratic primary race for lieutenant governor to be held Aug. 11, three candidate … (read more)
New Haven’s Rail View Dairy is Vermont Dairy Farm of the Year
Rail View Dairy’s ways of operating have not only earned the farm the award but are also what members of the family see as helping make Rail View poised to continue its success into the future.
Three Democrats vie for lieutenant governor
Rail View Dairy’s ways of operating have not only earned the farm the award but are also w … (read more)
Addison Kegel sets new women's Montana Mile record
Billings Central’s Addison Kegel set a new women’s record in the Montana Mile July 17, 2026 in Lockwood.
Ways of Seeing: Building a Vermont our kids can afford
“We need to build more housing supply more efficiently to get prices down, and we need to give some a leg up.”
Neighbor Matters: Healing begins with one neighbor, one connection
“The folks at Energy Innovation estimate Trump’s energy policy since his second term will … (read more)
Editorial: Policy and your pocketbook — War in Iran cost you $441 in just six months, Trump’s cuts to c...
Let’s talk about money. Specifically, about the personal costs of running your cars or trucks, as well as heating and cooling your home or where you work. And let’s tie that conversation to policy decisi...
41st Middlebury College Carillon Concert Series begins, July 24
Bring your picnic dinner to the Middlebury College Mead Chapel lawns and listen to carillon performances every Friday evening for free.
Fanning performs benefit concert for Point CounterPoint Foundation
Support chamber music and listen to an amazing concert at the same time on Thursday, July 23 at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
Teens turn the heat up on ‘1776 the Musical’
This is not some boring history lesson about the Declaration of Independence… These teens get rowdy in “1776.”
Middlebury native Todd Phelps continues local legacy as new Panther Athletic Director
MIDDLEBURY — While recently retired Middlebury College Athletic Director Erin Quinn made Middlebury his home only after coming here for college, new Panther AD Todd Phelps has known this part of Vermont mu...
World Cup gives Americans a new generation of sports heroes
By Steve James, an Englishman who was a longtime journalist with UPI and Reuters before becoming the Independent’s staff photographer.
Retiring College Athletic Director Quinn built a winning culture
Middlebury College alumnus Erin Quinn retired, and Middlebury-native Todd Phelps took the reins on July 1.
Town considers merger with Ferrisburgh Volunteer Fire Department
Middlebury police cited Joshua Puma for 1st degree aggravated domestic assault after he al … (read more)
Local nonprofit ramps up affordable housing in county
“This project is about more than pipes and roads. It’s about protecting affordable homeownership opportunities in rural Vermont and ensuring residents have safe, reliable infrastructure that supports qua...
Local man cited after Rt. 7 stabbing
MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police cited a local man for 1st degree aggravated domestic assault after he allegedly pepper sprayed and then stabbed a family member at a Route 7 South home during the evening of...