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 →
Hetzel Refuge offers trails
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
Thanks to Tom Albon, who asked me to write about one of his favorite trails, in the Hertzel Refuge.
The property has a fascinating history. ... Continue Reading →
Visit Rochambeau monument
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By DR. ROBERT L. RAFFORD
June 27 is Rochambeau Day, the day we commemorate his army’s encampment on Breakneck Hill in Middlebury, and this year marks ... Continue Reading →
Chauncey Judd – Conclusion
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By DR. ROBERT L. RAFFORD
Chauncey Judd had been taken prisoner by a band of Tories because he recognized them as they were returning from ransacking the home and terrorizing ... Continue Reading →
Free Lyme Disease event May 16
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By MARJORIE NEEDHAM
The 13th Annual Lyme Connection Patient Conference and Health Fair will be held Thursday, May 16, at Western Connecticut State University’s ... Continue Reading →
Frog choruses fill night air
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
As we enter May in Middlebury, the return of green leaves and the profusion of flowering trees and shrubs delight our eyes. ... Continue Reading →
Ideas to ‘egg’ on your imagination
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Which came first – the chicken or the egg? Well, for many families at this time of year, there’s no doubt. Eggs rule! While the kids are busy mixing, dipping and ... Continue Reading →
Trails for us, trails for them
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
For me, and I expect for many of you, April means thinking about spring planting and summer gardens. I used to ask myself, “What flowers do I ... Continue Reading →
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