Arborist trims notable tree
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
On a windy, blustery Arbor Day people from around the state came to Middlebury to care for a very special Connecticut Champion ... Continue Reading →
Middlebury karate grading held recently
#Middlebury #Karate
The Middlebury Park and Recreation Karate program held a grading May 28. All students demonstrated skills in kicking, forms, board breaking, sparring, rolls and ... Continue Reading →
Mattatuck Museum seeks history intern
#Middlebury #MattatuckMuseum #Intern
Philip Benevento History Internship
Waterbury, CT — The Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Connecticut is seeking a summer intern to work in the ... Continue Reading →
COVID-19 Update – Tuesday, June 1, 2021 – 347,563 cases
#Middlebury #COVID19 #Coronavirus
Reports will be published Mondays and Thursdays as long as the state continues to post the information.
Report Highlights
Middlebury had one more ... Continue Reading →
Mask confusion reigns
#Middlebury #Masks #COVID19
By MARJORIE NEEDHAM
We try to provide our readers with the most up to date information about the COVID-19 pandemic, but it can be a challenge to present ... Continue Reading →
Glebe House Wine & Roses Event June 5
#Middlebury #Woodbury #GlebeHouse
It is hard to resist a glass of fine wine in a beautiful garden on a perfect summer evening. You can expect that and more at The Glebe House Museum’s ... Continue Reading →
Hop Brook Lake beach closes temporarily
#Middlebury #HopBrookLake
The Army Corps of Engineers on May 29, 2021, temporarily closed the swimming area at Hop Brook Lake, Rt. 63, in Middlebury, until further notice. The closure ... Continue Reading →
Middlebury postpones Memorial Day events to Monday, May 31
#Middlebury #MemorialDay
Due to inclement weather forecast to last all day Sunday, May 30, Middlebury First Selectman Edward B. St. John announced the Memorial Day parade scheduled ... Continue Reading →





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