Letter to the Editor
#MiddleburyCT #SpecialElectionCost
To the Editor:
When Middlebury voters went to the polls in November 2025, the election cost taxpayers approximately $20,000. Nearly half of that expense ... Continue Reading →
Letter to the Editor: Preserve the precious
#MiddleburyCT #LetterToTheEditor
Dear Editor:
“We have something precious here.” I’ve heard that phrase again and again – always from those who know this town deeply, who give ... Continue Reading →
Board of Education failed to uphold values
#MiddleburyCT #Region15 #JoshuaSmith
Dear Editor:
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding Joshua Smith, the current Superintendent of Region 15 Schools. Leadership in education ... Continue Reading →
P&Z to seek appeal of judge’s decision
#MiddleburyCT #MSTA
Middlebury Planning and Zoning members on Thursday, February 6, emerged from an executive session and voted to appeal Waterbury Superior Court Judge John L. Cordani’s ... Continue Reading →
Resident remembers Straw Pond
#MiddleburyCT #StrawPond #DistributionCenter
Dear Editor:
As a resident for 83 years in the town of Middlebury I am appalled at what has taken place over the application for a distribution ... Continue Reading →
Act to thwart the spread of COVID-19
#Middlebury
Letter to the Editor
December 7, 2020
To the Editor:
I am motivated to write in response to having read of a large wedding permitted to be held in the midst of the present ... Continue Reading →
Letter to the Editor – Power plant impact on Oxford
#Middlebury #Oxford #TowanticPowerPlant
To the Editor:
We are experiencing the browning of Oxford. Anyone who thinks that Oxford has a rural character may want to drive by the titan ... Continue Reading →
McCormack says first selectman must keep town on budget
To the Editor:
What part of the word “budget” doesn’t Middlebury First Selectman Ed St. John understand? In a recent article in the Waterbury paper that highlighted the Board ... Continue Reading →
Strobel and St. John take responsible approach
To the Editor:
Every responsible household must maintain a stable and effective budget. The math is simple: money spent cannot exceed revenues. Capital expended is a necessary combination ... Continue Reading →
Putting Middlebury First
To the Editor:
On Tuesday, Nov. 3, Middlebury residents will be faced with a choice between two very different slates of candidates. Our town is at a critical juncture, and will be ... Continue Reading →
