Resilient seniors hope to turn Panthers around
#MIDDLEBURY #SOUTHBURY #PHS #PANTHERS
By KEN MORSE
Last year’s Pomperaug football season left a lasting impression on the players who weathered the storm. The Panthers went 0-10, ... Continue Reading →
Sports Quiz – Sept. 3, 2016
By Chris Richcreek
Questions
In 2015, Alex Rodriguez became the fourth major-league player to hit a home run as a teenager and as a 40-year-old. Name two of the other three to do it.
Name ... Continue Reading →
It Happened in Middlebury – MVFD Part III
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By DR. ROBERT L. RAFFORD
Two earlier articles covered the Middlebury Volunteer Fire Department prior to the department’s formation in 1941 and extending into the ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Sept. 3, 2016
#MIDDLEBURY
Hothouse
Raymond McDaniel
A rose, rose. A violet, violet. A jade, jade.
No. The architecture of each, a refusal.
Rose is not rose nor violet violet nor jade jade.
But each ... Continue Reading →
Spotlight on Middlebury Land Trust properties – September 2016
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
The August photo was of Brookdale Farm, (also known as Fenn’s Farm). It was recognized by quite a few folks! Congratulations to Joyce Errichetti, ... Continue Reading →
Parade celebrates MVFD anniversary
#MIDDLEBURY #MVFD
By MARISSA MATOZZO
“It’s our 75th anniversary!” fireman Brian Proulx said with a smile as the Middlebury Volunteer Fire Department assembled for their Aug. ... Continue Reading →
Perrotti sentenced, to appeal
#MIDDLEBURY #MVFD #PERROTTI
By MARJORIE NEEDHAM
Middlebury’s former fire chief, Paul Perrotti, 49, was sentenced in New Haven Aug. 29 to three months in prison followed by three ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Sept. 2, 2016
#MIDDLEBURY
Ars Poetica
Leslie McGrath
To have
even a
lotto chance
of getting
somewhere
within yourself
you don’t quite know
but feel
To cling
to the periphery
through the constant
gyroscopic
re-drawing ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Sept. 1, 2016
#MIDDLEBURY
Draft of a Landscape
Juliet Patterson
after Paul Celan
The hare’s
dust pelt
against the juniper’s sky
now
in the eye uncovered
a question clear
in the wing
of ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Aug. 31, 2016
#MIDDLEBURY
Night Crossing
Ron Slate
Back and forth is a way to move
when the visible is spacious.
But what’s the state of the last boat,
lightly loaded and unprofitable?
Tied ... Continue Reading →
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