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Robert Sarviss passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Daily Item on 2023-12-17.

A year after Vermont embarked on a first-in-the-nation program to test hundreds of schools for toxic airborne chemicals known as PCBs, the findings have already...

Addison voters approved a $2 million bond for repairs of their original town hall building in November, but no work has been done to the 150-year-old structure since.

The resignation letter that Middlebury Union High School principal Justin Campbell sent to the school community was brief and boilerplate.“After much contemplation, many conversations with family, and some deep introspection, I have decided to resign...

The resignation letter that Middlebury Union High School principal Justin Campbell sent to the school community was brief and boilerplate. "After much contemplation, many conversations...

After nearly two years spent in a “weird statutory hellscape,” Ripton Elementary School is back where it started. Has anything changed?

Ripton residents voted resoundingly on Thursday to return to the Addison Central School District, nearly two years after residents voted to leave the district in...

Yard work isn't typically on the list of job responsibilities for a school administrator. But on a recent Friday, Montpelier Roxbury Public Schools superintendent Libby...

By:  Addison Independent staff BRISTOL RESIDENT STEVE Brown delivers his completed ballots to election worker (and town selectboard member) John “Peeker” Heffernan during brisk voting in the basement of Holley Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Independent photo/John Flowers LAURA ASERMILY, WHOSE appointment to fill a vacancy on the Middlebury selectboard expired on Tuesday, pauses to say Hi while handing out ballots at the Middlebury polls in the Recreation Center. Independent photo/Megan James...

Newbury, Tunbridge among Vermont towns considering leaving school districts Students at the Ripton Elementary School head to the bus at the end of the day on Tuesday, December 1, 2020. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger Modified: 12/28/2020 8:45:38 PM MONTPELIER — At least five towns across Vermont will vote in the coming weeks on whether to secede from their unified school districts, a first wave of district breakups that could herald more. For David Major, the former Westminster School Board ...