It Happened in Middlebury – The Benson family in WW I

#MIDDLEBURY #WWI By DR. ROBERT L. RAFFORD No one responded to last month’s request for information on Middleburians who served in World War I, but that it is not unusual. Called ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Feb. 13, 2017

#MIDDLEBURY Editor’s Note: This is the last Poem A Day available to us. The column is no longer in syndication. Alas Walter de la Mare One moment take thy rest. Out of mere nought ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Feb. 12, 2017

#MIDDLEBURY Heavy Hieu Minh Nguyen The narrow clearing down to the river I walk alone, out of breath my body catching on each branch. Small children maneuver around me. Often, I want ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Feb. 11, 2017

#MIDDLEBURY Elegy for a Year Joseph Fasano Before I watched you die, I watched the dying falter, their hearts curled and purring in them like kitfoxes asleep beside their shadows, their ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Feb. 10, 2017

#MIDDLEBURY Children of Aleppo Chard deNiord The children were asking a thousand questions about why the sky was blue and grass was green when suddenly their tongues were stilled by ... Continue Reading →

Diversified Tax Tidbits – Medical expenses and your taxes, Part 2

#MIDDLEBURY by Mark A. Burns Last month, we provided an overview of this topic. This month we will discuss some more specific aspects of this topic. Health insurance premiums are deductible, ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Feb. 9, 2017

#MIDDLEBURY Sea Garden Rosamond S. King Dead man’s fingers – short and still or waving spindles brain coral, mountain coral ground small – they would be pebbles if ... Continue Reading →

It Happened in Middlebury – Remembering Middlebury’s WW I veterans

#MIDDLEBURY #VETERANS #WWI By DR. ROBERT L. RAFFORD As a town of grateful citizens, we can never afford to forget any of our veterans. In addition, we should from time to time strive ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Feb. 8, 2017

#MIDDLEBURY Who Makes Love to Us After We Die Diana Marie Delgado I turn on the radio and hear horses, girls becoming women after tragedy. Talk about dreams! His heart was covered in ... Continue Reading →

Poem A Day – Feb. 7, 2017

#MIDDLEBURY After Ch’u Yuan Ezra Pound I will get me to the wood Where the gods walk garlanded in wisteria, By the silver-blue flood move others with ivory cars. There come forth ... Continue Reading →