Profiles in Community Part 2

Cyan Magenta Yellow Black

JULY 3, 2014

PROFILES in community

ADDISONINDEPENDENT

2014

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Monument Farms... your local farm fresh milk!

In Memory of Millicent Rooney PROCESSING: Jon Rooney, President; Richard Audet, Terry Brouillard, Kevin Cousino, Eldon Atkins, Cody Quesnel, Bill Grace.

DELIVERY/SALES: Bob James, Vice President; Paul Larrow, Craig Russell, Corey Collette, Ron Telgen, Greg Wry, Paul Deering, Marc Desabrais, Dan James, Philip Culver, Dan Sunderland, Darryl Gilbeau.

FARM: Peter James, Vice President; Dick Denett, Jim Lyle, Maggie Seeley, Randall Palmer, Nathan Bingham, Eric Bowdish, Frank Miller, Ben James, John Lisenby, David Kehoe, Bill Bingham, Kyle Barnes, Isaac Rooney, Katrina James, Jody Forbes.

OFFICE: Jean Smith, Cliff Carpenter, Myrna Culver.

Family Owned for 4 Generations

Going up COOPER SMITH-STACKHOUSE, a subcontractor working for Middlebury’s Structural Energy Corp., works high on the scaffolding built inside St. Stephen’s Church in Middlebury to help facilitate repairs to a portion of ceiling that collapsed in early December.

James Road • Weybridge, VT • 545-2119

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Working collaboratively with local organizations, businesses and volunteers to improve lives through Health, Education and Income.

The following agencies applied for and received funding from United Way of Addison County for FYE 2014:

RSVP Staff: Lynn Bosworth and Serena Eddy Guiles

• Addison Central Teens and Friends

• The DREAM Program

• Addison County Community Trust

• Foxcroft Farm Harvest Program

• Addison County Court Diversion and Community Justice Projects

• H.O.P.E.

• Addison County Home Health & Hospice

• The HUB Teen Center and Skatepark

• Addison County Parent/Child Center

• John W. Graham Emergency Shelter

• Addison County Readers

• Lund Family Center

• Addison County Transit Resources

• Mary Johnson Children’s Center

• Boys & Girls Club of Greater Vergennes

• MiddSummer Lunch and Recreation Program

• Bristol Family Center

• Middlebury Community Care Coalition, Inc.

• Champlain Valley Agency On Aging

• Otter Creek Child Center

• Community Health Services/ Open Door Clinic

• Starksboro Cooperative Preschool

• Counseling Service of Addison County

• Turning Point Center of Addison County, Inc.

• Elderly Services Inc.

• WomenSafe

• Hospice Volunteer Services, Inc.

R to L: Natasha Lawyer, UWAC Administrative Assistant; Kate McGowan, UWAC Executive Director; Nancy Luke, UWAC Development & Marketing Manager

UWAC Board Members Rob Alberts Kathy Boe Nick Causton

John Dale Ron Hallman Ann Hanson

Tim Harvey- Treasurer Bonnie Pease Keeler, M.D.Secretary

Barbara Nelson- Vice President Laura Rumbough Robin Scheu- President

Steve Williams, Staff Accountant and Tax Preparer for the UWAC Free Tax Program (with Coumba Winfield)

Mark Nelson, Volunteer Educator for the UWAC “Earn it, Keep it, Grow it” financial literacy in the workplace program

Award recipients at the 2014 UWAC Community Celebration. From L to R: Pat Sharpe, Barb Nelson, Elizabeth Ready, Karen Taylor, Foresta Casteñeda, Fred Baser, Jeanne Montross, Bill Capasso, Nick Causton, Julie Coons, Jared Birchmore, Larry Goetchius, Nes Martinez, Ron Hallman, Heidi Sulis, Brian McDonough, Brighton Luke.

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Landmark Financial Services, LLC and Cousino Financial Services We’re Teaming Up!

If you are serious about your financial future you should know the answers to these three questions.

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Securities and investment advisory services are offered solely through Registered Representatives and Investment Adviser Representatives of Equity Services, Inc., Member FINRA/SIPC, 354 Mountain View Drive, Suite 200, Colchester, VT 05446. (802) 864-6819. Cousino Financial Services and Landmark Financial Services are independent of Equity Services, Inc. TC79975(0614)1

Vermont Homeowners Recommend “I had been wanting to do a solar installation and had started to gather some equipment.

Once I realized that micro inverters are the way to go, I found out that the panels I had would not work with them. I had to start looking around again. Then I realized that Bristol Electronics, the company I’ve known all these years and trust with my electronic needs, was also in the solar business. They came down and checked out the new garage that I had built specifically to place solar panels on and gave me a price that was comparable to installing it myself. In no time at all, I was producing electricity and have not paid a power bill for the last six months.”

Chris Goodrich – Bridport, VT “The Bristol Electronics people are very pleasant to work with.

We looked at rental vs. ownership and it became clear that ownership was a better deal in the long run.

The installation time was very quick. We expect to pay off our loan in 10 years and then we’ll have free electricity for the rest of our lives. Bristol Electronics is very professional. The process was easy and we are very happy.”

Gerry & Claire Tetrault – Bristol, VT FREE ON-SITE EVALUATIONS

Landmark Financial Services, LLC 86 Main Street Vergennes, VT 05491 802-877-2300

802 . 453 . 2500 BristolElectronicsVT.com

“We looked into installing a solar system ten to twelve years ago. I wish we had done it back then. The payback has been amazing.

Bristol Electronics is such a friendly company. The guys are great, everyone is easy to work with and so professional. When I build a new home in the future, I will definitely plan on incorporating solar and using Bristol Electronics.”

Karen – New Haven, VT “Recently, we had a small solar array installed on our garage

by Bristol Electronics.

They were very helpful through all the phases of the installation process. It took us quite some time to decide that solar energy was the way to go. They were very patient with us as we asked lots of questions! Bristol Electronics always responded promptly and with all the information we needed. Once we made the decision to go solar, they made the process really easy and helped us choose an array that fit both our electric and financial needs with the option to expand in the future. The physical installation didn’t even take an entire day and we immediately had online access to actually see our solar production!

I couldn’t ask for an easier process. And we know that our local installer is available any time we have further questions!

Thank you, Bristol Electronics!

Michelle Lass – Bristol, VT

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We are Coldwell Banker Bill Beck

Jan Bark CBR

Tom Walsh

Jackie Beacham GRI, CBR

Debbie Fortier

Peter Demong CBR

Erin Davenport

Tom Broughton

Judy Sperry

Ray Fortier

Photo © Brett Simison

Sunrise Orchards is a 200 acre, family owned and operated, wholesale apple farm located in Cornwall, VT and devoted to growing excellent apples for our local community as well as the entire Northeast region. We usually grow about 130,000 bushels of apples each year, although last year we had a record crop and harvested over 150,000 bushels! We grow many varieties such as McIntosh, Empire, Cortland, Honeycrisp, Macoun, Red Delicious, Jonagold, Granny Smith, Gala and Paula Red. When harvest begins at Sunrise Orchards in mid-August, we pack and distribute our apples through our local delivery route all over Vermont and outside the state to markets in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. We store about half of our crop in refrigerated and controlled atmosphere storage (at Vermont Refrigerated Storage, Shoreham, VT) and pack it throughout the winter and spring, continuing to distribute to all of our customers. Just about when we finish selling all the apples, we start a new season all over again.

Our apples and cider are available locally at the Middlebury Farmer’s Market from September 1-October 31, Middlebury Shaw’s and Middlebury Natural Foods Coop. Please visit our website, sunriseorchards.com, like us on Facebook or follow us on Instagram at Sunrise_Orchards and hear about happenings on the farm!

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Our business is real estate and we are ready to work for you!

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Bill Beck Real Estate 802-388-7983

20 Seymour Street, Middlebury cbbeckre@sover.net

18 Employees. 362 years experience...WOW!

n 1930 Harry and Mildred Goodro purchased a sawmill in East Middlebury, Vt. The mill produced custom sawed Lumber primarily used for furniture; Harry began sawing 2”x2” hardwood square used for making butter tubs. In 1950 the retail building material business was started. Harry retired in 1969 leaving the business to his son Rodney and sons-in-law Richard Perry and Wyman Thomas. In 1983 another generation of Goodro offspring, brother and sister Mark and Cindy Thomas and long time employee Dennis Charron purchased the family business. Richard Miller came on as a partner in 1985 and was so until 2009. He continues now on a part-time basis. With the semi-retiring of Rick and the loss of Dennis in 2009 another chapter has been started. Long time employees Ron Warner and Tim Comes are partnering with Mark and Cindy to manage the business, ensuring that Goodro Lumber Company will continue to successfully offer great customer service, quality materials and lasting value.

Celebrating more than 80 years in business and still going strong!

(From L to R): John Kearns, Thatcher Littlefield, Mark Thomas, Boyd Belden, Bryon Bishop, John Perkins, Anne Bertrand, Tim Comes, Ron Warner, Bernie Laliberte, Tim Porter, Rick Miller, Devin Dwire, Troy LaPell, Matt Stevers.

Not pictured: Cindy Thomas, Brad Bassett, Brett Ringey

Goodro Lumber currently has 18 full-time employees.

Mark Thomas started in 1970 as a part-time employee, upon graduating from UVM he became full-time in 1974, 44 years later he is president of the company.

Cindy Thomas, with 32 years in the family business, looks after the financial end.

Ron Warner has 30 years experience in the lumber business, 27 years of those at Goodro Lumber. He is now co-managing and is our lumber buyer.

Tim Comes has 30 years in the business 23 of them with Goodro. He is now the General Manager.

Rick Miller has over 47 years experience with 30 of them at Goodro. He now works part time and spends most of his time doing estimates and working one-on-one with long time customers.

John Perkins, another 30 year veteran, 15 with us, works on our 20/20 kitchen layout program and inside sales.

Anne Bertrand, our office assistant, has been helping Cindy for 16 years now.

Bernie Laliberte has 15 years at Goodro. He is our merchandiser.

Matt Stevers has been working the counter now for 6 years and comes to us with over 9 years of experience

building homes and general carpentry. He is also our Andersen Window factory-trained service technician.

Rounding out the inside staff behind the counter is Thatcher Littlefield. Thatcher has over 9 years of building and painting experience with local contractors.

Experience doesn’t end on the inside. Our outside staff and drivers are also well rounded.

Boyd Belden’s 40 years of experience help him to excel in road sales. He has been on the road for Goodro for almost 3 years.

Troy LaPell started with us in 1994 as a truck driver, he has worked his way up to driving our boom truck.

Bryon Bishop is our 9-year veteran truck driver.

Brad Bassett & Brett Ringey are fellow drivers. Brett has years of experience working in his family’s construction company. Brad & Brett bring 14 years of combined experience to Goodro.

Tim Porter our yard foreman, has 17 years of experience, 10 of those years at Goodro.

John Kearns is our newest driver, and he will soon be joined by our yardman and driver-to-be Devin Dwire, a recent MUHS graduate.

Rt. 125, East Middlebury, VT

YOUR LOCAL BUILDING SUPPLY PROFESSIONALS SINCE 1930

388-4915

www.goodro-lumber.com Email: goodrolumber@goodrolumber.net

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CHICKS RULE! Roosters May Crow.

But Hens Deliver the Goods!

Gary Baker Insurance Since 1966

MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS LIFE . ANNUITIES . DISABILITY LONG TERM CARE . 401K ROLL OVERS

BUSINESS SUCCESSION PLANNING Gary F. Baker, CLU

Jackie Devoid and her daughter Jennifer Sheldrick.

Maple Meadow Farm — Where the Egg Comes First!

4 Maple Street Middlebury, Vermont 05753 Phone: 802-388-2636 Fax: 802-388-3865 gbakerclu@comcast.net

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All Natural Cage Free Eggs Available

Maple Meadow Farm’s 2nd, 3rd & 4th generations of gentleman roosters: Niles Devoid, George Devoid, Tucker & Griffin Sheldrick, George Sheldrick.

Visit our Farm Store for the freshest eggs at the best prices!

PLUS! Milk, Cheese Butter, OJ & Maple Syrup

will keep your morning sunny!

Maple Meadow Farm

Community Investment Counselors L-R: Al Covey, Rollie White, Holly Ferguson & Jake Haigh. Missing: Jim Graham

Helping make your money work for you.

Portfolio management • Retirement planning • Alternative Strategies We are a local independent financial advisory firm offering a full range of investment services including retirement income plans, workplace rollovers, college funding & business retirement plans.

Our primary focus on client education allows us to render investment advice in the client’s best interest.

518 Maple St., Salisbury, VT 05769

63 Maple Street, Suite 25 (across parking lot from Marbleworks Pharmacy), Middlebury, VT Ph: 802-388-1357, Fax: 802-388-0345, email: rollie.white@taiadvisor.com

www.maplemeadowfarmeggs.com

Securities offered through Triad Advisors, Inc. Member FINRA/SIPC

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Sanderson Funeral Service To all of our area rescue ’ first responder squads we thank you for ’ all your hard work & dedication.

Sanderson Ducharme Funeral HomeSanderson Peace of mind is knowing your loved one never leaves our care.

The only on site crematory in the area.

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The only onsite crematory in the area..

Locally owned and operated by Walter Ducharme.

Locally owned and operated by Walter Ducharme.

Sanderson Funeral•Service Quality Services The only onsite crematory in the area..

117 South Main Street Middlebury VT 05753

388-2311

• Family Owned The only onsite crematory in the area..

The only on site crematory in the area.

Locally owned and operated by Walter Ducharme. owned and operated

by Walter Ducharme.

•Locally Advanced Planning Available • Traditional and Cremation Services

L-R: Shawn Loomis, Walter J. Ducharme and Clyde A. Walton

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Sanderson Funeral Service 117 South Main Street Middlebury, VT 05753

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Dave LaFountain, Paul Meader, Anthony Phillips, Stephanie Napolean, Jim Bushey, Cheri Waterman, Cathy Trudeau, Kurt Anechiarico, Mary Clark, Wayne Clark, Bruce Hallock, Paul Audy, Skip Cray, David Bearor.

“WE CARE” for your land and animals.

Let us work for you. Consider us your partner in growing. High quality farm forages make more profitable milk. Let our professionally-certified staff serve your needs.

• Certified Crop Advisers • Professional Animal Scientist • Comprehensive Nutrient Management Planners

88 Seymour Street, Middlebury, VT.

802-388-7000 • 1-800-639-7051

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Home of the Downtown Music Series

• Used & Discounted New Books, CDs, DVDs, Large Children’s & YA Section w/ Crafts & Toys

• Authorized Dealer of Oscar Schmidt, Jasmine and Sierra Acoustic & Electric Guitars & Line 6 Amps • LP and Toca Drums and Percussion

• Ukuleles, Folk & World Instruments & Drums Owner Melissa Hernandez & Luthier Michael Manley

• String Instrument Repair by Michael Manley, Oscar Schmidt authorized warranty technician

Strumsticks!

20 Main Street • Bristol, Vermont

453-5982

www.recycledreadingofvt.com

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Professional Dog Grooming.

Over 16 years experience!

802-388-2879 Military Discounts, Service Dog Discounts and Frequent Buyer Cards for grooming and nail trims available.

Open Tuesday-Friday 8-5 Saturday by Appointment

63 Maple Street – In the Marble Works , Middlebury VT

Front: Melanie Root with baby, Jennifer Hoffman. Row 2: Craig Carpenter, Rebecca Bertrand, Carol Johnson, Cherie Vachon, Sue Bloomer, Chris Mueller, Bri Tindall. Row 3: Melissa Pomainville, Donna Bailey, Marcy Cram, Carole Hall, Dennielle Brinkman, Sam Sturtevant, Sherry DeGray, Jill Oudman, Karen Martin, Jeanine Bertrand.

Row 4: David Sandler, Steve Alexander, Erin Whitaker-Freitas, Michelle Audette, Jennifer Guenther, Clara Carroll, Christina Keane, Howdy Russell, Rik Poduschnick, Katy Howe. Missing: Michael Fisher, Tasha Ball, Hayley Sirjane, Sara Chichoine.

The Addison County Parent/Child Center was founded in 1980.

Today it offers a variety of support and education programs for families with young children and at-risk adolescents, including home visiting, parent education, work readiness training and early childhood and family services. In large part due to the efforts of the P/CC, Addison County now has one of the lowest young adolescent pregnancy rates in the country.

Thank you PCC Staff - you are amazing!

Please save the date for our second annual Corn Chuck Tournament at Woody Jackson’s house on Sunday, September 14, 2014.

388-3171 www.addisoncountypcc.org

Profiles: Stone Leaf Teahouse

By PHOEBE LEWIS MIDDLEBURY — Nestled in the Marble Works complex in Middlebury, the Stone Leaf Teahouse is a surprisingly large shop with lightgold, wooden floors and walls lined with tins labeled “Darjeeling firstflush” and “Wen Shan Bao Zhong.”

Along with sustainably produced teas, the shop also sells teacups, sweets and snacks, and even traditional Indian tikas. Guests sit at low benches lined with silken pillows and are surrounded by hanging tapestries and chimes, and instead of a typical front door the entrance features two hanging pieces of cloth that ripple in the wind.

For owners John and Samantha Wetzel, the Stone Leaf Teahouse is more than a business — it’s a way to share their travels and to teach the art of making tea. And as they teach others in their tea workshops and training sessions, there’s more to tea than simply dumping leaves into hot water.

That’s because as well as importing the teas they sell, they also travel to where the teas are grown and harvested, speaking personally with growers and forging personal bonds that prove immensely useful as the business grows.

The Wetzels had long dreamed of operating an importing and wholesale tea business, so when in 2008 they visited a friend living and teaching in Taiwan they kept their eyes open for an opportunity — and they found one.

“When we were there we were biking around and visiting different areas, and were fortunate to meet a gentleman who has become a supplier for the past six year, and for us he was an ideal person. When I came back that was the first major contact that we made,” John Wetzel said.

Stone Leaf sources its tea from China, Taiwan, India and Nepal, and as such the Wetzels are unable to visit every tea farm they’re interested in.

JOHN WETZEL, AND EMPLOYEE JULIE PACHOLIK The friends and business partners they meet along their travels will often buy and ship teas in their place, so that at any given moment the Stone Leaf Teahouse will sell teas that were personally selected for their shop.

“Every place is (about) learning tea culture, doing business in the way that they do business there,” Wetzel said. “So in one place we have someone that travels each season and buys tea for us, in other places it’s the garden that sends us samples. We try every way to get the best tea.”

The teahouse currently employs two people aside from the Wetzels, and while the shop may seem quiet when a visitor dropped in late in June, it was readying for its busiest weeks of the summer — the Middlebury College Language Schools often mean a boom in business.

But the teahouse is only one facet of the Stone Leaf enterprise: the Wetzels also provide wholesale

teas, workshops and tea consulting throughout Vermont.

“The teashop and the wholesale — all of those have different rhythms,” Wetzel said. “The language schools are a fun time, to be here and to have five different languages being spoken and I’m the only one speaking English. Especially because I travel a lot, so I love hearing foreign languages.”

Most of the Wetzels’ wholesale tea goes to surrounding businesses such as the Vergennes Laundry and the Middlebury Natural Food Co-Op. Stone Leaf helps these businesses choose teas to match their menu, and conducts tea-making workshops to train businesses in how to make a perfect cup.

“It’s a very interactive wholesale,” Wetzel said with a laugh. “It’s more like tea consulting.”

Selling wholesale is more cost efficient than selling packaged teas, he explained. It also gives buyers like Vergennes Laundry more opportunity to interact with Stone Leaf than if they simply ordered packaged tea off of the Internet.

“A lot of it is teaching,” Wetzel said. “We find tea that’s very good, but everybody likes to make it different ways. So for us, it’s about helping people find the right tea and helping them make it the way they like it.”

Stone Leaf also offers something else unique to the area — tea-hikes. It is something the Wetzels came across in their travels throughout Taiwan, where a group hike in the mountains culminates in a tea break.

“They’re a lot of fun — you don’t need a lot to pack,” Wetzel said. “You hike to the top of Snake Mountain, or if you’re more ambitious, Mount Abe, or even just by the falls. It’s awesome — it’s like this very simple little thing and it just gets you to think about tea wherever you are.”

Stone Leaf Teahouse is open Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., and is located in Middlebury’s Marble Works.

STONE LEAF TEAHOUSE • MIDDLEBURY

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Have You Met the Two Friendliest Girls in Town?

And by the way, there’s nothing wrong with a little friendly competition!

388-4003 colesmiddleburyflowers.com 21 MacIntyre Lane Middlebury

388-2800 middleburyfloralandgifts.com Rt. 7 South, Middlebury

What We Do We are in the business of turning your ideas into reality—from inception to completion and every stage in between.

The enduring trademarks of H.J. LeBoeuf & Son projects have always been quality construction and attention to detail. Attention to detail is embodied in our philosophy of contextual design, which in turn is reflected in the natural and cultural environments of each project.

Working With Us We have several driving principles when working with our clients to ensure complete satisfaction: • Create open, comfortable relationships • Provide excellent workmanship • Offer competitive rates • Stay within budget • Guarantee our work H.J. LeBoeuf’s strength lies in having expertise in various types of work.

We work in new residential, remodeling and specialized light commercial building projects as well.

This wide range allows us to be very flexible.

L-R, Robert, Shelly, Harley, Dodie, Tommy and Paul

Factory Trained and Certified Dealers For

Peak View Eye Care • Calvin Klein, Carrera, Elle, Ted Baker, Wiley X and other high-quality, brand-name eyeglass frames • Professional fitting with proper selection of frames, and lens options & materials for your prescription • Frames as low as $49.00 • Emergency eye care services Dianne Scott, Optometrist Asst.

Robert Austin – Optometrist and Lisa Norris, Optometrist Asst.

TomÕ s Marine Service 2200 BASIN HARBOR ROAD, VERGENNES, VT 05491

802-475-2465 • www.toms-marine.com Located on Otter Creek / Lake Champlain

• New patients are welcome!

We accept many insurances Medicare • MVP • Doctor Dinosaur • VSP • Green Mountain Care and more!

As a locally-owned eye care center, we take our time with each patient and provide the quality care you are looking for.

Call for an appointment.

OPEN Mon 8-4 • Tues – Fri 8-5

877-2422

27 Main Street • Vergennes

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Andrew J. Daly, D.M.D

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James G. Daly, D.D.S.

MARBLE WORKS • PROF BUILDING • 152 MAPLE ST • MIDDLEBURY • 388-4432

Practicing Family Dentistry in Middlebury for 42 years.

Charming Middlebury for over 35 years!

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Brandi

Lindsay Elizabeth

Back Row: Sue, Bonnie, Dr. Jim Daly, Dr. Andrew Daly, Michelle and Sara Front Row: Erica, Debbie, Tina and Barb ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS

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72 Main Street, Middlebury • 388-6831 • Open Every Day

Bourdeau Motors Vermont Sports magazine is the premier outdoors publication in the state and New England region. Published in Middlebury by the Addison Independent, it focuses on seasonal features and news stories, a popular calendar of races and sporting events and profiles of individuals involved in the sports community.

Pick up a free monthly copy and join our community!

Our dream team includes: Angelo, editor/publisher: An avid skier in winter and summer, mountaineer by nature, runner and biker by habit, paddler and rock climber when he can, gym rat when he has to be and a new advocate of kiteboarding!

Evan, writer/photographer/ calendar editor: Evan enjoys skiing, hiking and reading books about places he’d like to visit.

Christy, advertising: A trail runner, tele-skier, dog lover, potter and gardener, Christy is an enthusiast about many things.

Laurie, bookkeeper: Laurie loves kayaking, dancing, chasing her 3-year-old grandchildren and kicking back in her rocker with some knitting.

Greg, advertising: Greg lives in Jamaica,Vermont with his wife and dog Elska.

They love hiking, canoeing and Nordic skiing.

Shawn, designer: Shawn Braley designs Vermont Sports. He is also an illustrator, rock drummer, world traveler and cat owner.

vtsports.com • 802-388-4944 • 58 Maple St. Middlebury,VT

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10 Years in Business

e are a small family-run used car dealership that has been located on 25 Schoolhouse Hill Road for nine years.

Between the two of us, we have over 46 years experience in the automotive industry.

We have a good selection of cars, trucks and SUV’s with inventory changing weekly. All of our cars are run through our shop and are Vt. State inspected. Car Fax available. We buy cars. Like us on Facebook.

We offer oil undercoating (with new oil) to prevent rust.

Best Oil Undercoating Application Around!

Vermont State Inspection

Jared Bourdeau & Rodney Bourdeau (with Reese)

(Car, Truck, Motorcycle, Trailer)

Visit us online! www.bourdeaumotors.com

382-8838 • b_motors@comcast.net 25 Schoolhouse Hill Road • East Middlebury, VT

Celebrating 59 Years In Business

Bill Laberge

Jim Laberge Martha Redpath, C.N.M.; Heather Brown Kidde, C.N.M.; Eve Hadley, C.N.M.

Kirsten Hendy

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n 1955, Bob Laberge established the Robert W. Laberge, Sr. Insurance Agency. Bill Laberge opened an Insurance office in 1974, and in 1981, Jim Laberge joined his father’s agency. The two agencies combined forces in 1991, upon Bob’s retirement, and Laberge Insurance Agency, Inc. was formed. With a combined total of over 90 years’ experience, the staff at Laberge Insurance is ready to assist all customers with many lines of insurance.

In 2010, Laberge Insurance Agency, Inc. received the Lester Titus Jr. Award of Excellence, being recognized as the overall highest performing Co-Operative Insurance Companies’ agency of over 60 CoOp agencies, for their achievements in profitability and production, community involvement, customer

Andrea Zeno service and its commitment to professionalism and continuing professional education.

Both Bill and Jim have received the Henry B Leach Community Service Award, Bill in 2006 and Jim in 2009.

Our staff includes Samantha Dragon, Office Manager and Producer, who joined our agency in 2003.

Kirsten Hendy, Producer, has been employed since 2007, and Andrea Zeno was welcomed in March of 2014. Samantha and Kirsten have both achieved the Certified Insurance Service Representative Designation. Both Samantha and Kirsten have also received the Customer Service Representative of the Year Award, Samantha in 2007 and Kirsten in 2013, awarded by the Co-Operative Insurance Companies of Middlebury.

Samantha Dragon We represent many top-rated insurance companies, including the local Co-Operative Insurance Companies in Middlebury. With such a broad base of companies to choose from, we are able to offer excellent coverage at a competitive price. Not only can we meet your home and auto insurance needs, but offer competitive rates for Term Life Insurance, Disability, and Long-term care. We are also able to accommodate small to large commercial and farm operations. Lastly, we offer Medicare Supplement Insurance.

Our goal at Laberge Insurance Agency, Inc. is to exceed our customer’s expectations of customer service. Whether we are providing a new quote to a potential client or assisting a long time policyholder, we strive to give the individual attention each person deserves.

Laberge Insurance Agency, Inc. Open from 8:00 - 4:30 Monday - Friday

1 Washington Street, Middlebury • 388-2772

Individual care for women of all ages.

Come see us for all your women’s wellness needs.

• Annual Exams and Pap tests • Birth control and family planning • Pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care • Breastfeeding support • Menopause management • Preventative screenings • Nutritional advice Accepting new Patients

Please call to Schedule a free “Meet the Midwife” appointment.

20 Armory Lane, Vergennes, VT 05491 (802) 877-0022 • www.tapestrymidwifery.com

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Middlebury FARMERS’ MARKET

EBT & DEBIT ACCEPTED

Visit our website for updates on events, demos, tastings & live music!

MiddleburyFarmersMarket.org

LOCALLY GROWN. HANDMADE. YEAR ROUND.

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WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS 9-12:30 AT MARBLEWORKS

Support your local food system and Vermont crafters while visiting with neighbors. Come visit! You will find local agricultural products - from fresh fruits and vegetables to eggs, cheese, meat, breads, maple syrup, honey, and more - prepared foods, a wide variety of crafts, and so much more!

Our outdoor market is located in the northern lot of the historic Marbleworks, Wednesdays through October 11th and Saturdays through October25th. Our indoor winter market operates November through April at Mary Hogan School.

Here’s a taste of what we have to offer!

PASTURE BASED EGGS &POULTRY

at the market WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY a new little creamery in the making...

Fairy Tale Farm is a small sheep farm in Bridport, VT run by Alissa Shethar (cheesemaker and shepherd) and her daughter Zarrah (head affineur), making aged small-batch cheeses from pasture-grazed Ayrshire milk and soon our own sheep milk.

Saturdays at the market WHITING, VERMONT goldyolkvt.com

802-758-6807 • www.fairtalkefarm.net

HARWOOD FARM

Visit us at the Middlebury Market to try some of our delicious maple products!

Grass-fed beef, natural pork, manure-based compost, variety of vegetables & mulch hay At the market

EVERY SATURDAY 1582 Route 17 East • Addison, VT

802.989.0479

Marijkes Perennial Gardens Plus • Hardy Field-grown Perennials

www.littlehogbackfarm.com

Solar Haven Farm, LLC Organic berry farm

Featuring homemade chutneys, organic jams and fruit mustards. Jam making/ canning instruction/classes available upon request.

• Many Native Plants.

• Large collection of Hens and Chicks and hardy Sedums • Whimsical indoor and outdoor containers

SHOREHAM, VERMONT

See us at the Middlebury Saturday market or at the nursery in South Starksboro www.perennialgardensplus.com

Call for details. 802-897-5430 solarhavenfarm.com

Barb Wilson

South Hardscrabble Farm 21 years at the

MIDDLEBURY FARMERS’ MARKET

Berries &

fresh grown

VEGGIES

BAKED GOODS

At the market on Saturdays “Worth the drive from anywhere” Rte. 74 West Cornwall, VT • 802-463-2497

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK : Mon-Sat 9am-6pm Sun 10am-6pm

Free Ice Cider tastings

every Saturday at the Midd Farmers’ Market

DELICIOUS CHEESECAKES • DAIRY-FREE • GLUTEN-FREE • VEGAN

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STARKSBORO, VERMONT

Raspberry

Specializing in Heirloom Apple Varieties, Ice Cider & Fresh Pressed Cider Brad Koehler 1491 Route 30 • Cornwall, VT www.windfallorchardvt.com

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Serving the Champlain Valley Since 1887

BOWKER & SON MEMORIALS Serving the Northeast Since 1920 Trust your family with ours when it’s time to purchase and design your family memorial. Large or small, Keith and his daughter Sarah take pride in each memorial as if it was for one of our own family members.

That is our promise to you!

269 Clarendon Ave. • Rt. 133 • West Rutland, VT • 802-438-2222 www.bowkerandsonmemorials.com • email: monumentvt@myfairpoint.net

Located in the heart of Vergennes, J.W. & D.E. Ryan, Inc. has been serving the Champlain Valley for the past 127 years. We would like to take this opportunity to extend a heartfelt thank you to the community for their support. Our business has changed in many ways over the years transitioning from a hardware store to a full service plumbing and heating company. We strive to stay up-to-date on cutting edge technology and have added solar hot water and geothermal heating systems to our catalog of services. We are grateful that over the years we have developed long-lasting relationships with our customers. This, coupled with our talented team of installers and service technicians - whose knowledge, skills and efforts are crucial elements in building strong customer relationships - are vital to the overall success of the business.

Thank you!

J.W. & D.E. Ryan, Inc.

155 Main Street, Vergennes, VT • 802-877-3118

Outstanding Agents – Outstanding Results® Co-owners of RE/MAX CVP, Nancy Foster and Bonnie Gridley, bring decades of experience to their clients, and have earned numerous advanced educational designations and awards.

They are joined by professional realtors Diana Berthiaume, Kris Kimball & Robin Foster Cole. Peggy Connor manages the office with Phil Gridley, who also attends to a variety of The Professionals at RE/MAX Champlain Valley Properties pictured are: indispensable jobs.

Philip Gridley, Diana Berthiaume, Kris Kimball, Bonnie Gridley, Nancy Foster, Peggy Connor, Robin Foster Cole

Champlain Valley Properties 101 Court Street, Middlebury VT www.midvthomes.com

802-388-0505 • 800-545-8380

You may know us as Marble Works Pharmacy, your hometown, independent community pharmacy…

61 Pine St., Bristol 802.453.2999 The Marble Works, Middlebury 802.388.3784 187 Main St., Vergennes 802.877.1190

… or as The Medicine Chest, Addison County’s only local source for all of your home medical supply needs, offering equipment sales, rentals and service; The Marble Works, Middlebury 802.388.9801

Pharmacy Staff – Bristol

Pharmacy Staff – Vergennes

Pictured: the staff of Pharmacy Health Services, Inc. a Vermont company you may know as: Marble Works Pharmacy, The Medicine Chest and New England Mail Order Pharmacy … proud to be a partner in your healthcare. Come see for yourself why our customers are so loyal!

Pharmacy Health Services, Inc.

We are also New England Mail Order Pharmacy, Vermont’s first and only mail order pharmacy, helping local and national businesses of all sizes in 42 states manage their prescription costs since 1995.

888.778.8667 • 802.388.1684

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Greg Alexander and Sammy Barnes welcome you to YOUR new store!

A Slice of Life…

Hours: Tues - Fri, 10am - 6pm, Sat 9am - 5pm • 349-8803 Marbleworks, Middlebury • ottercreekkitchenware.com

….Featuring Nino’s Slice Guy

Our second generation, family-owned business has been in Middlebury for more than four decades. Serving all of the Addison County area, we represent the locally based Co-op Insurance Company, along with numerous other nationally recognized companies.

Our knowledgeable staff represents more than 70 years of combined insurance experience and we are committed to providing excellent customer service to each and every one of our clients!

The Slice Guy

• Home • Auto • Business • Workers Compensation • Farm • Life

“I’m the kind of dude who likes to get all dressed up and have somewhere to go.

Admittedly a bit of an exhibitionist – you’ll see me in all my glory and tempting varieties in THE best pizza slice case in Vermont! If you’ve tried me, I know you’ll be back for more. I’m a good traveller and eager to follow you anywhere.

You might want to stop into Nino’s and try a salad, specialty pie, or some wings. I’m not offended; you’ll be glad you did, but you’ll always come back to me. I know that Nino’s slogan is Real Simple… Real Good. But I must take exception. I am real good, but I dare anyone to call me simple!”

BOURDON INSURANCE AGENCY 48 Merchants Row, Middlebury 388-4837 www.bourdoninsurance.com

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What you may not know is how much TLC goes into making me the best that I can be, and in over 40 different styles. Mike & Jessie Nienow begin with a deep massage, then they hand-toss (whoa! It’s better than a carnival ride). Next, they swirl distinctive aromatic sauces on my back – freshly made marinara or pesto, even bbq! After the perfect tasteful accessories, I get sprinkled with cheeses. It tickles just a bit.

Back: Missy, Wendy, Flo and Michelle, Front: Sue & Stacy

Michelle Nadeau • Sue Bourdon • Missy Clifford • Wendy Hunt • Stacy Tallen

THE CO-OP CHICKS

Representing The Co-opertive Insurance Co.

John Hamilton & Carolyn Costello

www.costellosmarket.com

Thanks to our customers for 8 successful years!

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Fine gourmet specialties... direct from Italy: Pasta, Crackers, Coffee, Balsamic Vinegars, Baked Items

We couldnÕ t do it without you!

Fine Wines...

Over 50 kinds from Italy, Portugal, France, Spain, Austria & Australia

Extensive Menu...

Daily Specials, Fresh Seafood, Take out Dinners, Fresh Salads & Italian Subs

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388. 3385 • 99 MAPLE STREET, MARBLE WORKS • MIDDLEBURY

Mike & Jessie Nienow

139 Years of Combined ASE Certified Experience!

388-7755 Delivery daily from 5pm

21 MACINTYRE LANE • MIDDLEBURY www.ninospizzamiddlebury.com

Left to Right: Patrick Clark, Bailey Bronson, Brett Bassett, Wes Holler, Ann Perreault, Bruce Perreault, Brye Beckwith, Brad Boise. Missing: David Farr, Peter Olivo, Pete Benoit & Steve Beckwith

33 Years as Addison County’s #1 Auto Parts Store 99 Wilson Road • Middlebury, VT • 802-388-3143 • M-F 7:30-5:30 • Sat. 7:30-4 • Sun. 9-2

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WELCOME TO Restaurant Manager Karen

Chef Starrin

has been at 51 Main since summer of 2009.

She brings over 25 years of experience in restaurants & event planning, and is also a former restaurant owner.

has been at 51 Main since spring of 2008. A graduate of NECI, our favorite part about him is that he’s not only passionate about food, but also our guests.

You may see him hand deliver a dish to a table or check in on diners during their meal.

Next time you pass the kitchen window, take a moment to say hello and let him know your favorite specials!

“My favorite part is that it never feels like work,” she says. “When I look out into the dining room and see families playing games together, students relaxing, couples enjoying that stolen moment away from reality, a group of professors gathering to get to know one another, new faces that have just discovered us. I am reminded of our mission — I’d say we nailed it!”

ABOUT 51 MAIN 51 Main at the Bridge was born from an idea that a group of Middlebury College students had for improving social life at the College. They envisioned a sophisticated, diverse social space where people of all ages and all walks of life could come together for conversation, surrounded by good music and art and within a venue that was separate from the campus.

The name was created to not only speak to our geography – at the end of the bridge – but also to speak of the place as a bridge between town and

college, a bridge for artists, both musical and visual, to present their talents to the public and a bridge for personal growth through shared experiences.

51 Main is open to all who want to experience the scenic setting, great food with an international flair and music and art that changes in style and presentation regularly. Live entertainment is available nearly every evening Thursday through Saturday.

APPETIZERS

HOUSE FAVORITES

Pan Fried Dumplings..................................... 7

Cider Glazed Pork Chop............................... 18

Veggie or pork with a scallion dipping sauce

51 Nachos................................................. 8 Refried black beans, charred tomatillo salsa and Shelburne Farms cheddar with a lime crème fraîche

Chili Cheese Fries........................................... 9 Award-winning veggie chili over fries and Maplebrook Farms cheddar curds

Our mission is to attract many different musical genres, art exhibits that include young artists as well as professional artists. We pride ourselves on the diversity of food, drink, music and art.

51 Main at the Bridge is informal yet sophisticated.

It is open to all ages and families are encouraged to come and share the fun together. No reservations are required and there is never a cover charge.

BURGERS

Double-cut Vermont family farm pork chop served with creamy buttermilk mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables and stone ground mustard

Maple Ginger Glazed Salmon...................... 18 Seared Scottish salmon fillet served with steamed basmati rice and seasoned vegetables.

VT Family Farm Grilled Strip Steak............ 24 Handcut 12 oz. strip steak served with trufflehorseradish mashed potatoes, seasoned vegetables and a house-made steak sauce

Dragon Tuna Burger............................... 16 Grilled Ahi tuna burger with kimchee, cucumbers, fried egg and Thai aioli

Duclos & Thompson Burger.................... 10 Fresh and juicy 6 oz. local grass-fed beef served with garlic aioli and spring greens

Housemade Veggie Burger...................... 12 A vegetarian burger with garlic aioli, greens, smoked cheddar, avocado slices and crispy buttermilk onions

DESSERTS “51” Chocolate Mousse.................................... 6 Chocolate Port Brownie................................... 6 Flourless Banana Almond Cake...................... 6 Crème Brulee ................................................ 6 Vermont Cookie Love Sundae .................... 6

SUMMER

BARTENDER’S SPECIAL all summer long!

DRINKS Rotating taps with local favorites!

for only

$5

MAIN ST. MIDDLEBURY, VT 388.8209 go51main.com Visit our website for upcoming events!

OPEN

TUES.–SAT. 5PM–LATE

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Owner, Glen Peck – Master Electrician Email : glenpeck@comcast.net Web: glenpeckelectricinc.com

Serving Addison County and the surrounding area for more than 45 years, Glen Peck Electric Inc. currently employs 9 full time electricians. Our team of experienced professionals includes 3 master electricians and 2 journeymen electricians who work alongside our apprentices.

pride ourselves in being available to our community for all jobs, big and small.

Glen Peck Electric is fully licensed and insured for all electrical applications including residential, commercial, institutional, industrial and agriculturalincluding methane generation.

Our vehicles are well stocked and ready to roll. Our fleet includes five vans, two pick up trucks, one 35’ aerial lift truck, one 40’ man lift, one hydraulic dump trailer and one equipment trailer. We have the equipment, the man power and the expertise to tackle the most challenging electrical jobs but we

Your satisfaction is our guarantee.

Shop: 300 Foote Street | Middlebury, VT 05753 802-388-2618

We proudly stand behind our work and we look forward to your call.

Home Office/Billing: 802-352-9091

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At Lester Farm, we believe in being good stewards of the land and in preserving our agricultural spaces and scenic beauty. We are Certified Naturally Grown, which means we use only certified organic fertilizers and organic methods for pest control. Our weed control is done the old-fashioned way: we remove the weeds; we don’t use herbicides.

Stop in and see us. We have some special events planned throughout the season – tastings, demos, a few surprises, as well as educational farm tours by appointment – all leading up to the second New Haven Farm and Food Festival on October 12.

Be sure to ask about our version of a CSA. It’s the “We Love Locals” Loyalty Program, a convenient way to save as you stock up on your fresh veggies, including pumpkins and winter squash.

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK — RAIN OR SHINE Monday to Friday, 11:00 am to 6:00 pm • Saturday and Sunday, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm email: contact@lesterfarmmarket.com • www.lesterfarmproduce.com

KEEPING YOU ACTIVE IS OUR MISSION

• Comprehensive Care of Bone & Joint Problems • Diagnosis and treatment of sports-related injuries • We treat our patients with respect and understanding L - R: Trina Wilson PA-C, Eric Benz MD, Benjamin Rosenberg MD, Luc DuPuis PA-C

Everyone on our team wants you to be at the top of your game!

Laurie Desautels Practice Manager

Ellie Livingstone, RN

Dee Funk, RN

Val Dupont, RT X-Ray Tech

Danielle Denis Surgical Coordinator

Champlain Valley Orthopedics

Crystal Grant Office Rep

1436 Exchange St. Middlebury • 388-3194 • champlainvalleyortho.com

Megan Quesnel Office Rep

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The Oxford Rug Hooking School

Punch Needle Rug Hooking classes, retreats and private lessons Located in a beautiful Colonial home in Cornwall, Vermont Room & board available at the school McAdoo Rugs American Flag pattern.

22” x 32”. $49 on monk’s cloth

[ YARN

Satisfy your knitting desires with the luscious colors and textures. From tried and true yarns – Plymouth, Cascade and Berroco – to natural treasures and local handspun, you’ll find everything you need. You won’t want to put down our Knitter’s Pride needles. Relax on our couch and get lost in our patterns.

[ YOGA Anyone and everyone can benefit from Yoga, regardless of shape, size, age or experience. Because many bodies need a more gradual approach, we specialize in Gentle Yoga, Chair Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Yoga for Chronic Pain Relief, and Meditation.

[ YOU Reasonable prices ensure that you can always afford to be knitting something.

We take the time to help you with your project, whether you are just beginning or starting again after years of procrastination.

Yoga classes help you become more content in your body and happier in your daily life.

Yoga Classes begin July 7th

Store Open: Wed, Thu & Sat 10-5:30; Fri 10-8 & Sun 11-3

25A Main Street • Bristol VT • 453-7799 www.yarnandyoga.com

In May of 2013 Amy Oxford opened The Oxford Rug Hooking School in Cornwall. She is the author of five books on rug hooking since learning the trade at McAdoo Rugs in North Bennington, VT in the early 80s. McAdoo closed three years ago and Oxford purchased their entire catalog of over one thousand rug designs, which are now available for her students.

Some may remember Amy from her former business, Red Clover Rugs, a rug hooking shop that started in Bristol in 1985 and later moved to the Vermont State Craft Center at Frog Hollow and Star Mill where she was resident artist. Oxford sold Red Clover in 1995 after inventing her own rug making tool, The Oxford Punch Needle, which she manufactures and sells all over the world. After twenty-nine years of teaching Heidi Whipple • Amy Oxford across the USA, Canada and the UK, Amy’s long-time 2+ acre parcel with a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home dream of opening her own school has come true!

Brandon

that has been recently renovated, yet retains some original plank Please dropcharm. by orWide call for a floors, updated Heidi Whipple is the manager of the rug school. She kitchen with breakfast nook, a formal dining room schedule of classes or to set up also makes all of the Oxford Punch Needles, teaches & a huge living room with incredible mountain a private lesson!includes classicrug views. Mature landscaping VThooking and yarn dyeing and makes beautiful rugs. stone walls and sugar maples. Simple, singlelevel living only minutes to the center of historic Brandon with a taste of the country. $198,000

Chipman Park

4174 ROUTE 30 • CORNWALL, VERMONT 05753 Tastefully restored & decorated, 1920s style English/Nantucket cottage & (802) 462-2011 www.amyoxford.com carriage house in

one of Middlebury’s most desired neighborhoods - includes fireplace, cozy library, sun-drenched screen porch, & custom kitchen. $595,000

Check us out on Facebook

Middlebury Teamwork!

Super opportunity for you to build a new home without the guesswork of site development costs for the driveway, well, power and septic--it’s all in place! This nicely sited, 6.8 acre lot provides the new owner with privacy, yet is just minutes from the center of town. Land is mostly wooded with a good sized clearing of open yard space.

2200 square ft house is on a foundation and will require removal or major overhaul. Sold AS IS. $135,000

It Works.

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Back row, L-R: Janet Chill, Elissa Cobb, Diane Corey, Laurie Lowy Front row, L-R: Mary McGuire, Anne Wallace, Karen McEachen

Year-round classes for all skill levels

Cornwall Subdivision Potential -

Survey completed & state approval granted.

Beautiful private setting on a quiet road in Cornwall. Shingle style home on 10.07 +/- acres overlooks a pond and has 4 bedrooms and 2 baths.

The recently completed barn is full of potential!

First floor of barn includes horse stalls that lead to the back pasture and a full heated shop space with room for vehicles, boat building and many other uses! Second floor of barn is perfect for a home office or studio, and includes a bath and possible kitchenette. Must see to appreciate! $449,000

Sarah, Ingrid, Amey

721 Halladay Road, Certain factors in real estate are a given: location is critical; a well-maintained property reaps an optimum price; and your real Middlebury This renovated, 4 bedroom farmbe house is just estate agent should committed to your mission – whether minutes from downtown Middlebury. Spacious you’re buying orcabinets, selling. kitchen features cherry maple flooring and a breakfast nook, and adjoins a cozy sitting IPJWood is the team that works, and room. paneled living room with woodstove opens to a screened porch.

Formal dining room works for each client. Amey Ryan, completes the well designed layout of this home; 2 Jackson Peluso are carIngrid garage and 4+ acres and of landSarah add to its appeal and versatility. $330,000

qualified, educated professionals with a comprehensive knowledge of and meaningful connections to our communities. They build lasting Karen James Beth Come Stanway Be at home in beautiful South & Ridge. live, relationships, and ensure thatplay each Office and make memories in aassistants new home in a client’s goals are achieved. glorious landscape, all within sight and walking

South Ridge Middlebury

distance to Middlebury Union schools. This energy efficient home was constructed using framing methods and for premium When the time is right, see conventional what teamwork can do you. quality materials. Priced turn-key, there are some buyer options possible. The interior can Visit our Main Street gallery of listings. be completed to accommodate a standard closing timeline. This is the best of all worlds! $329,500

Ingrid Punderson Jackson Real Estate 44 Main Street Middlebury, VT 05753 802-388-4242

www.middvermontrealestate.com Ingrid Punderson Jackson Real Estate 44 Main Street Middlebury, VT 05753

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Sargent Concrete & Construction, LLC Quality Work at an Affordable Price

Tom Landscaping, Excavating & Septic Service

L to R: Crew: David, Justin, Cody and owner Donnie Sargent

Offering Residential, Commercial & Agricultural Concrete Construction including foundations, slabs, retaining walls, decorative concrete and more.

2232 S Lincoln Rd., Lincoln, VT • 802-453-6426 From left to right: Leslie Bodette, Jessie Bodette (in front of Leslie) Tom Bodette Sr, Tom Bodette Jr, Jared Malzac, Tyler Hall, Tony Popp.

Bristol Financial Services wants to thank our clients for the trust they’ve placed in us. We look forward to continuing to work with you towards achieving your financial goals.

Family Owned & Operated –Make a Local Choice

Serving the local community since 1985 Over the years we have grown because of our loyal customers and skilled employees.

LANDSCAPING EXCAVATING Lawn Maintenance House Sites Landscape installation Water lines Topsoil, Mulch Driveway construction Excavation Drainage SEPTIC SERVICE Tank & Cesspool Pumping • New Systems Installed Electronic Tank Locating • All Septic System Repairs Tank & Leach Field Inspections Camera Inspections • Drain & Pipe Cleaning

The team at Bristol Financial Services offers financial solutions for individuals and businesses. The most important part of our job is to help people reach their financial objectives and help business owners with their financial strategies and benefits packages.

36 Main Street, Bristol, VT 802-453-2378 www.bristolfinancial.com

Shawn Oxford, Kris Pearsall, Fred Baser.

Securities and advisory services offered through Cetera Advisor Networks LLC, member FINRA/SPIC. Cetera is under separate ownership from any other named entity.

tombodette.com

3881 Rt.7 South Middlebury, VT

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The Woodware Family Rt. 7 South • Middlebury • 388-6297 • Hours: Monday-Saturday 9-5, Closed Sunday

John Wallace owner & graduate gemologist • Syd Johnson Sundby • sales David Wimmer • sales Sierra Greenberg • sales

Fine Jewelry & Gifts Since 1998, a full service jewelry store for Addison County

• Josh Riney goldsmith & designer

We specialize in the sale of accurately graded GIA certified diamonds at the most competitive prices in New England

• Jeffery Gallott goldsmith & designer

Our services include expert appraisals, repair, and the highest quality custom design.

• Dave Bennett accredited jewelry professional

Because we really love what we do, we offer our customers the best in service, quality, and value.

Left to right: Josh Riney, Sierra Greenberg, David Wimmer Back row: Jeffery Gallott, John Wallace, Syd Johnson Sundby, Dave Bennett

61 Main Street • Middlebury, VT

802.388.6788

THE

EQUESTRY RIDING SCHOOL

Celebrating 25 Years!

A place of learning for horse and rider since 1989

Home of the Middlebury College Equestrian Team Kate & Meghan with Regent

(left to right): Jim Gill, Owner; Mike Paquette, Parts & Sales; Andrea Hornbeck, Office and John Richmond, Service

Get Your Work Done Faster So You Can Get Out and Play!

Kate Selby – Head Trainer, Coach, & Huntsman for Green Mt. Hounds Meghan Welch – Lessons & Boarding

Dressage, Jumping, Foxhunting Lessons for Adults & Kids of all levels 829 South Street, New Haven, VT (802) 453-4424 www.equestry.com info@equestry.com

Champlain Valley Motorsports is your full-line recreational vehicle dealer.

For year round fun we offer Artic Cat Snowmobiles and ATV's. For the boating enthusiast we offer factory authorized Evinrude and Johnson service and we carry Smoker Craft aluminum boats. We also service all makes of boats, outboard motors, and stern drive boats. In addition, we also carry Dixie Chopper, the world's fastest lawnmowers. These are the finest zero turn commercial quality mowers available today.

“We specialize in fast, friendly personal attention to our customers from the sale to the service department. Our goal is to get you back out playing as soon as possible!”

802-462-2468 2394 Route 30, Cornwall Open 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturdays VISIT US ONLINE TO VIEW NEW AND USED INVENTORY

www.champlainvalleymotorsports.com

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Middlebury office L-R back row: Donna LaBerge, John Nelson, Courtney Houston Middle: Liz Marino, January Stearns, Krissy Dietrich Sitting: Christine Fraioli & Nellie

Opening New Doors Every Day™ Vermont’s and Northern New Hampshire’s Leading Real Estate Firm...

Committed to our clients – dedicated to our communities.

Vergennes office L-R: Alyson Kennedy, Nancy Larrow, Karla Huizenga, Nancy Ryan, Jane Ogden, Connie Houston

2 Offices in Addison County MIDDLEBURY OFFICE

66 Court Street • 802-388-1000

VERGENNES OFFICE

268 Main Street • 802-877-3232

WWW.LMSRE.COM

BUD’S BARBER SHOP FAMILY BARBERS

After 40 years in downtown Middlebury

We’ve Moved!

28 COURT STREET, MIDDLEBURY 2 doors South of Verizon

8-4 M-F • 8-11 Sat. No Appointment Needed Sue

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WE HAVE ALL THE LOCAL CIDERS BEER AND WINE FLAVORS! Otter Creek’s Fresh Slice, Seasonal/White IPA: A summer sipper built for lawn chairs, lawn games and lawn mowing, Fresh Slice features the spicy, estery flavor profile of Belgian yeast laced with the juicy hop flavors and aromas of American hops

The Traveler Beer Co.’s Time Traveler: Time Traveler is a beer truly ahead of its time. A vibrant wheat beer brewed with real strawberry for a subtle, yet complex flavor.

Woodchuck’s Farmhouse Cider: The attention to detail coupled with fresh Vermont apples and premium Belgian beer yeast give Original ‘91 a unique local flavor with a natural cloudiness and pleasing feel on the palate in every expertly crafted small

We also have Gluten Free Options!

Shoreham Winery’s Marquette Wine: Medium bodied red wine made with Vermont Marquette grapes.

BIGGEST BEER SELECTION IN THE AREA ALL YOUR SUMMER FAVORITES 21 MacIntyre Lane – Next to Greg’s • 388-6068 Mon – Wed 8-8 • Thurs – Sat 8-9 • Sun 9-5

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Your Local rocery Middlebury G 81!

Store Since 19

GREG’S Local Market

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3 Elm St., Midd., VT • 388-2162 • gregsmeatmarket.com

Pictured from left to right: Tabitha • Jessica • Bart Cynthia • Hazel • Sean Ben • Donna • Kate Cody • Todd • Audrey Paul • Derek • Gary Missing: Bethany • Amey • Kelly Scott • Matt • Travis Randy • Justin • Amanda Darcy • Riley • Cloey Sam C • Leyla • Brooke Sam K • Josh

Owners: Lisa, Bart, Mira, Daisy & Pepper

Come see your favorite Grease Monkeys!

Jay D’Avignon Joe Cyr Jim D’Avignon

Weybridge garage est. 1949

388-7652 • 225 Morgan Horse Farm Rd., Weybridge, VT

Ground LeveL Containers • MovinG serviCes 1-888-976-8700 • 802-388-0264 • Fax 802-388-0347 www.paquetteselfstorage.com • 1485 Rt. 7 North, Middlebury, Vt. 05753

Left to right: Bryan Plouffe, Taylor Mason, Tim Je

Left to Right: Willem Jewett, Joanie Donahue, Richard Foote, Amy Boise and Judy Steele.

Serving Addison County for 59 years Ralph Foote established the law firm of Conley & Foote (Jack was his partner) back in 1955, and a decade later settled in its current location — a grand, historic house at 135 S. Pleasant Street — in the heart of Middlebury’s downtown. Throughout these past 59 years, the firm has endeavored to provide expert legal advice for its general practice, including civil litigation, estate planning, real estate transactions, small business counsel and other matters of law.

Richard (Dick) Foote joined his father in the firm in 1987. Willem Jewett (also a state representative serving the towns of Hancock, Goshen, Ripton, Salisbury, Cornwall, Leiceseter and Bridport) joined the firm in 1995, and Joanie Donahue joined the practice in 1998.

Judy Steele and Amy Boise, together, bring to the firm 67 years of experience as legal assistants and paralegals.

As we have for the past six decades, we remain dedicated to serving our clients with expert legal representation and excellent value.

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By WEYLAND JOYNER BRISTOL — Sitting outside his studio in downtown Bristol, greeting fellow business owners and shoppers, Rory Jackson seems to know everyone in town.

“It can be distracting,” the artist says of his studio’s public location, “but it’s really important to me to have the energy, the interaction with life.”

Jackson, 31, has been working out of this location, on Main Street across from Bristol Bakery, for two years now.

“Bristol’s a special place, there are so many good people,” he says.

Jackson, who lives in Lincoln, has deep roots in Vermont, both geographically and artistically. His uncle, Woody Jackson, and mother, Anne Cady, are both painters of rural Vermont scenes who have earned Ghanaian children in getting adsome acclaim. equate education, Jackson founded Rory Jackson says his greatest in- the Trinity Yard School on his propfluence was his grandmother Marge erty in 2008. The school aims to help Cady, a pastel artist who lived in rural students realize their potential Middlebury. through a combination of vocational “She had an art show the day she and traditional education. died,” he remembers.

“My mom had an art Cady, who attended “Vermont’s the school for kids, so she Middlebury College ideal place. showed me that it was and directed a Writers’ There’s freedom, possible,” Jackson says.

Workshop that met at It was also around natural beauty, Ilsley Public Library for that time that Jackson and people who 13 years, died in 2005. began to pursue a career Jackson’s own art- really support and as a professional artist. work depicts Vermont appreciate art.”

For him, coming back land- and seascapes. He — Rory Jackson to Vermont was the natwill display new paintural choice. ings at the Edgewater Gallery in “Vermont’s the ideal place.

Middlebury in a show opening Aug. There’s freedom, natural beauty, and 8. people who really support and ap“I knew what I wanted to do when preciate art.”

I was 14,” Jackson says of his love Jackson now splits his time befor art. Nonetheless, he’s certainly tween Addison County and Ghana, had an interesting path to his career where he spends the winter. He is as a professional artist. married to a woman from Ghana, While he was still in high school, Henrietta Agyemang, and they have Jackson traveled to Ghana with Mark two children: Judah, who is eight Johnson, his global studies teacher and a half, and Jahlani, who is six. at Mount Abraham Union High Since May of this year, Jackson School, to learn about music. Over has had an exclusive relationship the years, he returned to the African with the Edgewater Gallery in downcountry to surf and paint. Eventually, town Middlebury, which is now the he purchased 23 acres in Cape Three only location that sells his work. AlPoints, in western Ghana. though his studio in Bristol is still Struck by the challenges facing important to him, it is now primarily

a place of work, not sales.

Jackson’s newest artwork features landscapes and seascapes from Ghana as well as Vermont. Inspired by the surf break in front of his house in Cape Three Points, he has produced a number of seascapes.

He also enjoys painting aerials — landscapes presented from an aerial perspective, as though the viewer were in a helicopter, looking down at the terrain.

In the back of his studio he pulls out one of the new aerials, of a characteristic Champlain Valley landscape.

“I’ve learned some interesting things about perspective,” he explains.

“See, in the front, closer to the viewer, the pigment is clear,” he says, indicating the dark green of the painting’s foreground, “but as I go back, I add sky color to create depth.”

The effect is striking: Light blue mixed with the green pigment obscures the horizon as though there were an atmosphere in the painting, creating a wide-open sense of space.

“Maybe one day I’ll include people in the landscape. For now,” Jackson says, nodding toward the studio’s windows, which open out on Main Street, “there’s enough people in the landscape.”

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