Middlebury EIDC discusses marketing, streetscape plans

The Middlebury Economic and Industrial Development Commission (EIDC) at its Nov. 24 meeting unanimously voted to not renew a yearly membership in the Connecticut Economic Resource Center ... Continue Reading →

Middlebury selectmen set Board of Finance agenda, appoint acting chair

The Middlebury Board of Selectmen (BoS) at their Dec. 7 meeting voted to establish an agenda for the Wednesday, Dec. 9, Board of Finance (BoF) meeting and appoint BoF members Vincent ... Continue Reading →

For whom did the Middlebury Historical Society bell toll?

It Happened in Middlebury by AGNES LUTES The Middlebury Historical Society building’s best-kept secret may be the original bronze bell hanging in the cupola. It was installed ... Continue Reading →

Diet counselor coaches dieters

By MARJORIE NEEDHAM Carol Montano has been helping dieters lose weight and keep it off since she first came to Middlebury in 1979. At that time, her office was in the Middlebury Hamlet. ... Continue Reading →

Middlebury Senior Center Events

Holiday closings The Middlebury Senior Center will be closed Friday, Dec. 25, for Christmas and Friday, Jan. 1, for New Year’s Day. How to buy a new computer Our computer expert, ... Continue Reading →

Post Office now delivers parcels on Sunday

Middlebury residents are among those who now get parcels delivered to their doors on Sundays. Middlebury’s mail is handled through the Naugatuck Post Office, and Naugatuck Postmaster ... Continue Reading →

Tattered P.O. flag replaced

By MARJORIE NEEDHAM When Air Force veteran Dick Bulkovitch of Middlebury went to the Middlebury Post Office Saturday, Nov. 14, he looked up at the flag pole to see a tattered flag, ... Continue Reading →

Westover student organizes Dec. 6 children’s gift sale

Sarah Cavallaro of Middlebury, a junior at Westover School in Middlebury, is organizing the Kid’s Winter Season Sale, which will be held Sunday, Dec. 6, from 12 to 4 p.m. in Westover’s ... Continue Reading →

Republicans win big at polls

By MARJORIE NEEDHAM Middlebury Republicans on Nov. 3 won all the seats in town government they were seeking, led by incumbent First Selectman Edward B. St. John, who got 1,230 votes ... Continue Reading →

Brass City Ballet open house Nov. 20

Brass City Ballet will kick off its 30th anniversary Friday, Nov. 20, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at its studios at 1255 Middlebury Road in Middlebury. It will start with a ribbon cutting ... Continue Reading →