Pomperaug Lady Panthers battle till final horn
By KEN MORSE Special to the Middlebury Bee-Intelligencer
For a game that is supposed to be played in an upright position, there were a lot of players sprawled out on the court as ... Continue Reading →
It Happened in Middlebury – Chalk it up to history
By AGNES C. LUTES
The beautiful Middlebury Historical Society building, originally Center School, has its original 1897 blackboards. By the time the school was built, large slate black ... Continue Reading →
Sports Quiz – March 6, 2016
Sports Quiz By CHRIS RICHCREEK
Questions
In 2015, pitcher Dillon Gee set a New York Mets record for lasting at least five innings in the most consecutive starts (51). Who had held ... Continue Reading →
Veterans Post – Choice needs fixes
Veterans Post by FREDDY GROVES
The Choice program, designed to get quicker medical appointments for veterans at civilian doctors, is a big mess. Changes were made recently to driving ... Continue Reading →
Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA) – Part 2
Diversified Tax Tidbits by MARK A. BURNS
Last month we discussed the general rules about who is eligible to contribute to each type of IRA. Now we will discuss how to maximize tax ... Continue Reading →
Winning Ways – Learn to love feedback
Insights for Constructive Living by PAT IANNUZZI
All of us tend to respond to some degree to the feedback our environment continually generates in response to our daily behaviors. ... Continue Reading →
Senior News Line – Helping seniors stay in their homes
SENIOR NEWS LINE by Matilda Charles
Aging in place. Those are words dear to the hearts of many low-income seniors who fear having to move away from home when they need services. The ... Continue Reading →
New arrivals offer wide range of reading
Library Lines By DONNA HINE
How does one actually put down a book written by Bill Bryson? Honestly, it is addictive! “The Road to Little Dribbling” (914.104 BRY) is just as funny ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – March 5, 2016
The River
Ralph Waldo Emerson
And I behold once more
My old familiar haunts; here the blue river,
The same blue wonder that my infant eye
Admired, sage doubting whence the traveller ... Continue Reading →
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