The towns of Bristol and Lincoln are right next door in the northeast quadrant of Addison County. Being so close there is a ...

It has been quite an eventful few weeks, to say the least. There have been many contradictions and plenty of intense emotions ...

I am a retired minister in the United Church of Christ, called to be pastor, priest and prophet. Throughout my 39- plus years of active ministry, I knew my roles: as pastor I was a listener, a ...

The Governor’s education plan falls way short. The changes he and Secretary Saunders propose involve massive disruptions in school administration with enormous implications for students, teachers, ...

As a selectboard member in and resident of Addison County, I wanted to thank Marin Howell for her timely article in the Jan 30 issue of the Addy Indy on boosting community participation in Town ...

The Vergennes Partnership has hired a new executive director to coordinate efforts to promote the Little City.

Patty Lewis’s well-researched and forceful letter in the Independent of last week explains the grave dangers posed by a policy of wide-scale deportation. Many undocumented residents, without whom our ...

I am happy to be running for a position on the Bristol library board, having moved back to Vermont this year after living for 30 years out west.

I’ve been a resident of Lincoln for most of my life. I believe in democracy and have expressed my opinion at the ballot box, both national and local, whenever an election has been conducted.

Feb. 8, the Town Hall Theater really upped its game with the grand opening of the Doug and Debby Anderson Studio, part of the major expansion that solidifies THT as a major Vermont arts center.

Shoreham Congregational Church will host a HomeShare information session on Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 2 p.m. to learn more details on homesharing.

Do you think it can’t happen here? What happened in Vermont when the anti-Communist fear known as the “Red Scare” swept the country? Quite a bit, as it turns out.