Trains once traveled here – Part I of II
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By DR. ROBERT L. RAFFORD
When David Carusello looks back on his boyhood growing up in Waterbury’s Town Plot, some of his fondest memories center on his ... Continue Reading →
Celebrate Middlebury Sept. 21
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Saturday, Sept. 21, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Middlebury’s Shepardson Community Center field will be transformed into a field of vendors designed ... Continue Reading →
Go wacky, artsy with plain clay flowerpots
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Flowerpots are more than just containers for fragrant herbs, summer’s begonias or fall’s chrysanthemums. Grab a plain clay pot the next time you and your kids ... Continue Reading →
Middlebury farm dates to 1800s
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By NATE DEXTER
From the South Street overpass over I-84, you can see a green barn at the end of a dirt driveway that winds through the fields. That barn is part of Bedlam ... Continue Reading →
Give hiking a try
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
“I’ve been thinking about going for a hike,” a friend of mine said, “but I’m really not sure what to expect, or ... Continue Reading →
Volunteers get garden in shape
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By MARJORIE NEEDHAM
Every summer, the community garden at Shepardson Community Center grows vegetables for Middlebury seniors and Middlebury Food Bank clients. This year, ... Continue Reading →
Turn nature finds into artful sunprints
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“You know, it makes a fellow think, The shape of you, the shape of me, the shape of everything I see …” begins Dr. Seuss in one of his whimsical, poetic ... Continue Reading →
Hike surprises leader
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
As he does every year, Wayne Foote led a group hiking along the Foote Path on Connecticut Trails Day, June 1. This year, the hike held a huge surprise ... Continue Reading →
Middlebury once primarily agricultural
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By NATE DEXTER
From the very origins of our town’s history in 1807, when Middlebury separated from Waterbury and parts of other towns, agriculture was part ... Continue Reading →
Capital plan work continues
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By MARJORIE NEEDHAM
First Selectman Edward B. St. John, Public Works Director Dan Norton and Peter Vaccarelli took time from their busy schedules this week ... Continue Reading →
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