Orange
Orange, VT · Municipal
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miltonindependent.com
Letter to the Editor: Supporting Julia Andrews for Vermont House of Representatives
This letter is from Michael Boucher, a resident of Milton. Julia Andrews is the better choice for State Representative for the Milton-Westford district. Over the years she has demonstrated the vision, energy and intelligence necessary to bring substantive and effective reform to Montpelier. When Julia tackles an issue, you can be sure that she will investigate it fully and address all sides of the issue. I know Julia personally, and she is not (and has never been) a rubber-stamp vote for any party or faction.
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The Burlington Free Press
Burlington honors blind pioneer Anne Connelly on White Cane Awareness Day
Dozens walked down Church Street, many with canes in hand, to honor blind trailblazer Anne Connelly last Friday. Gathering at 200 Pearl St., where Connelly once lived, people marched to Burlington City Hall to follow the same route Connelly used to take to her office every day with Vermont’s first recognized trained guide dog, Betty. There, city officials unveiled a plaque honoring Connolly and Betty to celebrate the duo, White Cane Awareness Day and the Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired’s 100th anniversary. Sign up for Free Press Selects: Get our pick of great stories every weekend and hear how the news comes together. “She was a pioneer who changed the view of what was possible for someone with vision loss,” said Dan Norris, the executive director of the association. Connelly was born blind in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in 1889. She was brought to Vermont in 1912 by Anna Smith, wife of Gov. Edwin Smith, to open the first school for blind people in Franklin County. That year, Connelly opened her first classroom in St. Albans, and the Edmunds School in Burlington founded the Vermont Association for the Blind, predecessor to the current organization. A year later, Connelly taught
knowol.com
Detailed Map of Jericho Center, Vermont
This beautifully detailed map of Jericho Center, Vermont was created in 2026 using aerial imagery combined with modern topographical, census, street and landmark data. It’s a one-of-a-kind view of Jericho Center that combines accurate data with a vintage aesthetic. The map shows every building in its true location, many of the roads carry their names, and the shaded topographic relief shows the shape of the land.
colchestersun.com
Oct. 19 2026 Town Newsletter: Colchester Historical Society fall newsletter, hazard mitigation survey and more
It’s that time of year again here at Colchester Police: Records Appreciation Week! The third full week of the month, this year being Oct. 18-24, is reserved for celebrating and thanking the dedication and outstanding efforts of our Records Unit staff: Sheila Kaiser and Shantel Longe, who have been with the Colchester Police Department for nearly 9 and 5 years, respectively.
miltonindependent.com
Hallo-weekend in Milton: Haunted Library, Trunk or Treat planned
MILTON — A haunted library experience and an evening of trunk-or-treating will kick-off Halloween weekend in Milton, with activities planned for the two nights leading up to the holiday. Milton Public Library’s Teen Advisory Group will host Haunted Library from 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, in the library’s community...
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What can we do? An answer from Vermont’s premiere theater.
The Flynn asked what it could do to address the uncertainty many of us feel about our nation's future. The answer, Women+ on the Edge of Democracy, takes the stage Saturday, October 24. Read the story on VTDigger here: What can we do? An answer from Vermont’s premiere theater. .