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MyChamplainValley.com

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Tigers Win 5 Set Match for Title

MIDDLEBURY, VT – The Middlebury high school girls’ volleyball team almost let the title get away, but would secure the night in the 5th and final set. Highlights from the final verse Enosburg, in the video above.

Middlebury, VT · 2d

Middlebury Campus

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Former student sues college for ‘negligence’ after injury from falling off dorm roof

A former student is suing Middlebury College, claiming the school is responsible for a spinal cord injury he endured after falling off the roof of Weybridge House in the spring of 2025, which resulted in paralysis of the lower half of his body. Filed in the U.S. District Court of...

Middlebury, VT · 1d
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WCAX

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North Country school names new principal

ELIZABETHTOWN, N.Y. (WCAX) - Boquet Valley Central School District has named Jenifer Jensen as the new principal at the Mountain View Campus. Jensen brings over 20 years of experience in education, previously having worked as middle school associate principal at Beekmantown Central School. A graduate of SUNY Plattsburgh with a...

Elizabethtown, NY · 1d
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hardwickgazette.org

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Hardwick Academy bell to be restored

HARDWICK – Two years ago, in the fall of 2024, the nearly 700 living Hardwick Academy (HA) alumni were given an opportunity to vote on the future of the school’s 1868 Meneely Bell that has been sitting in Memorial Park since the summer of 1976. A 60 percent...

Hardwick, VT · 2d
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The Burlington Free Press

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Under-the-radar players entering the 2026 Division III football semifinals

Undeniably, football is a team sport. Stars get the headlines, but winning week in and week out requires a collective effort and invaluable performances from players who aren't necessarily in the spotlight. This feature aims to shine a light on those potentially overlooked players. This story will highlight a total of eight players from the four remaining Division III football teams who could make a difference in this weekend semifinals on Friday, Nov. 6 and Saturday, Nov. 7. The winners will compete for a championship on Saturday, Nov. 14 at Burlington High School. UNDER THE RADAR PLAYERS FOR THE DIVISION III SEMIFINALS *Players listed in alphabetical order. A major storyline looming in the Division III semifinals is that Otter Valley quarterback Nolan Quenneville is out after getting injured early in the Otters' quarterfinals victory over Woodstock. Garrett Brickey, Springfield High School One element of surprise that could work in Springfield's advantage is the movement of senior Garrett Brickey to the edge as a rusher. Brickey only moved up to the defensive line from the secondary once Springfield's Week 8 contest against Bellows Falls got out of hand, but made a key difference. In the quarterfinals, Brickey recorded eight tackles, with

Brandon, VT · 1d

MyChamplainValley.com

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Central Vermont Career Center bond vote passes

In a major turnaround, Central Vermont voters approved a $54 million bond for a scaled-down proposal to expand career and technical education.

Barre, VT · 1d

Middlebury Campus

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President Baucom reflects on his vision for Middlebury with CNN’s Jon Berman

On Oct. 31, Wilson Hall filled with parents and students for a conversation between President Ian Baucom and Jon Berman P’29.5, P’29.5, co-anchor of the morning edition of CNN News Central and father of two sophomore Febs. Berman asked Baucom about the state of the college and his vision for Middlebury’s future, before the mic was passed on to questions from the audience.

Middlebury, VT · 1d

Colchester Sun

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Essex High School to perform ‘Legally Blonde: The Musical’

ESSEX WESTFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT — What, like it’s hard? Essex High School pulled together 105 of its most talented students, joined by two dogs, for its upcoming fall production, “Legally Blonde: The Musical.”. Based on the popular 2001 film, the show follows sorority queen Elle Woods who...

Essex, VT · 10h

WCAX

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UVM unlocking higher education for special needs students

Educators at UVM say the goal is to train a new generation of special educators who keep graduating high school students and their families in the know.

Burlington, VT · 1d

VTDigger

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On fourth attempt, Barre voters approve school district budget

The district is the last in the state to approve an annual spending plan. Read the story on VTDigger here: On fourth attempt, Barre voters approve school district budget .

Barre, VT · 2d

vermontbiz.com

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UVM MBA program ranks #1 nationally

Real-World Impact Drives Grossman School of Business to the No. 1 Better World MBA in the U.S. and No. 3 Worldwide. Vermont Business Magazine The University of Vermont's Grossman School of Business has once again been recognized among the world's leading sustainability-focused business schools, earning a place in the global top three of Corporate Knights' 2026 Better World MBA ranking.

Burlington, VT · 1d

castletonspartan.com

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New food pantry in the VTSU library helps feed students

College can be expensive, especially when students are balancing classes, work, and everyday expenses. For students who are struggling to afford groceries or other necessities, having somewhere to turn can make a real difference. At Vermont State University (VTSU) Castleton, the campus food pantry is working to give students that support.

Castleton, VT · 2d

notchfm.com

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Common Sense Radio: Education Reform, Tax Policy and Housing Costs with Robert Letovsky

Thursday, November 5, 2026, Common Sense Radio, with Bill Sayre, weekdays, 11 o’clock till Noon. Robert Letovsky, Professor Emeritus of Business at St. Michael’s College, joins Bill to discuss three key public policy issues — reforming education to control costs and improve test scores; the effect of tax policy on migration among the States of people and capital; and the role of regulatory burden in the cost and availability of housing.

Vermont · 1d

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Adirondack employers join forces on child care

Business and child care leaders from five counties gathered Oct. 29 at Fort William Henry to form “Child Care Is Everyone’s Business,” an effort to engage the business community in treating child care as economic infrastructure. — LAKE GEORGE | Employers and the greater community from across the Adirondacks came together on Thursday, Oct. 29, to launch a five-county business coalition aimed at one of the region’s most stubborn problems: families can’t find child care, and providers face an unsustainable business model.

Warren County, NY · 7d

suncommunitynews.com

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NYS Master Teacher Program adds 188 teachers, 24 counselors to statewide network

ALBANY | Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced the selection of 188 STEM teachers for the New York State Master Teacher Program, a professional network of more than 1,900 public-school teachers with a passion for inspiring the next generation of educational leaders. Twenty-four counselors were also selected as part of the Master Counselor cohort to serve as mentors for students and early-career educators. The new members represent 138 school districts with a Master Teacher or Master Counselor among their faculty, with 50 program members from high-needs districts including Buffalo, Binghamton, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Utica, and, for counselors, New York City School Districts.

New York · 2d

miltonindependent.com

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Finding their layers: Milton High School students bring ‘Shrek the Musical’ to the stage

MILTON — Natalie Colantoni cried when she saw the cast list. The Milton High School freshman had performed in middle school productions, but she hadn’t expected to land the role of Fiona in the high school’s upcoming production of “Shrek the Musical.”. “I actually started crying....

Milton, VT · 1d

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Northside Dining to reopen on weekends after students raise concerns

Students living on Trinity Campus have reported skipping meals, spending additional money on food and experiencing health related difficulties following reductions to weekend dining services this fall. Beginning this academic year, Northside Dining currently closes at 2 p.m. Fridays and re-opens at 4:30 p.m. Sundays, leaving Trinity’s nearly 600 residents...

Burlington, VT · 4d

WCAX

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Essex boys and girls win volleyball crowns, Middlebury girls claim D2

COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) - Sunday’s high school volleyball championships brought drama and excitement. In the first match of the day, the Essex boys swept Burlington to claim their second straight title. “We’ve been all playing together since we were young. My setter, Rohan Rai, I’ve known that guy for...

Middlebury, VT · 4d

vermontpublic.org

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The High Five: Upsets and dynasties

Every week, Mitch Wertlieb shares the top moments of the last week in Vermont sports in the High Five. This week, we run down state championships in boys and girls soccer, including a double overtime thriller in favor of Essex for the boys D1 crown, and how Rice has established a new dynasty in field hockey.

Essex, VT · 4d

wamc.org

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New University of Vermont provost selected

The University of Vermont has named its next provost and senior vice president. The appointment of Elizabeth Dumont will be official upon approval by the college’s Board of Trustees. UVM President Marlene Tromp says Dumont “shares my deep commitment to transparency and encouraging diverse perspectives through open and constructive...

Burlington, VT · 3d