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MIDDLEBURY | A new rural wastewater infrastructure program will pump $350,000 into Vermont’s economy while protecting the environment, according to Neil Kamman of the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). In a news statement released last week, Kamman announced that the program is being spearheaded in collaboration with several state agencies, federal partners and several home-based organizations. For the next three years, data will be collected through the DEC’s pilot program effort. Information gleaned during the pilot operation will then be used to all future rural wastewater infrastructure projects. The DEC pilot program began this month in Wolcott, East Burke and West Burke. » Wastewater Cont. on pg. 7

FIRE RAVAGES COMMODITIES FEED: A fire on the night of Dec. 7-8 ravaged the grain-filled Commodities Feed complex

in Ferrisburgh. Vergennes Fire Chief Jim Brewer said that the blaze even disrupted a water main pipeline. “We wound up having to switch to a tanker shuttle ... to maintain the water supply to put this out,” Brewer said. Photos by Peter Kellerman

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night of Dec. 15, weather permitting. Discovered in 1948 by American astronomer Carl Wirtanen, the comet will be visible best through binoculars. According to the Earth-andSky website, Vermonters should, “first, in the early evening, look at the stars of Orion, then look up to the stars that compose the Pleiades cluster in Taurus. By mid-December, the comet is located very close to this easy-to-find group of stars.” Viewers should face east shortly after nightfall to view the comet. Photo provided

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» 2019 session Cont. from pg. 1 In agricultural Addison County, where Democrats did very well in 2018, Bray said he ran on his past legislative record. His reelection, he noted, provided evidence that for his constituents, at least, he’s on the right path. Bray said that in the upcoming session, he will continue to focus on the state and local economy, energy use as it’s related to climate change, as well as clean water concerns. “I have led the development of major bills in three areas over the last decade: food and agriculture, most visibly in the form of the Farm to Plate bill; the Vermont Clean Water Act; and a suite of clean energy economy bills, including our renewable energy standard and energy siting,” Bray said. “All of these create local jobs and keep Vermont dollars in the state, feeding and growing our own economy.” Bray believes that making Vermont more affordable and livable means starting at the local level with the help of the taxpayers in the form of state government largess. The Addison County senator is a notable supporter of Vermont’s Farm to Plate program which, he said, has expanded the agricultural economy statewide as well as in his own backyard. Farm to Plate is implemented statewide as a means “to increase economic development and jobs in the farm and food sector and improve access to healthy local food for

all Vermonters.” Funding for the effort comes from taxpayers (by way of state government), private sector businesses, and nonprofits. “Since Farm to Plate began operating in 2009, we have added 842 new businesses/ farms, created over 7,700 jobs, and grown state revenues by $200 million,” Bray said. “As encouraging as these results are, there is much more we can do; Vermont still imports 87 percent of the food we eat and each imported food means exported dollars and wages for someone outside our state.” Bray has also been a proponent of solar energy projects. In fact, his hometown of New Haven boasts the most solar-related projects in the county despite some local opposition. He also sees big government-funded projects, such as cleaning up Lake Champlain, as a major boost to the state’s economy. “Our clean energy economy — clean generation, such as by solar, weatherization and efficiency – now provides 18,800 Vermonters with all or some of their living,” Bray said. “And our clean water work — of which we have decades to deliver — represents the largest infrastructure investment project (approximately $2 billion over 20 years) in our state’s history. Much of this work will be performed by Vermonters, acting as engineers, surveyors, excavators, concrete workers, plumbers, electricians, landscapers and more.” Legislative work in Montpelier, as Bray sees it, through the eyes of being in the state’s

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environment go hand-in-hand,” Bray noted. ■ Next week: Sen. Bray will continue and the Republican perspective with Sen. Brian Collamore and Rep. Harvey Smith will be shared.

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Suicide rates are up Suicide rates throughout the United States, and especially in Vermont, are on the rise. On average in the Green Mountain State, one person dies of suicide every three days. A 2018 U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report, titled “Vital Signs,” reveals a marked increase in U.S. suicide rates since 1999, up 30 percent in nearly 20 years — and Vermont is bound up in this sobering national statistic. Facing a stark reality, the Vermont Department of Mental Health (DMH) has not shied away from reporting the troubling statistics and the impacts on mental health locally. When calculated by deaths per 100,000 people, DMH reports, Vermont suicide rates are higher than the national average. That’s 118 suicides out of 100,000 deaths. DMH maintains an online “scorecard” of Vermont suicide-related trends. The scorecard

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not only provides the public with a barometer of what’s happening within the state, but it acts as on objective gauge for DMH’s mission. The scorecard is a guideline for the successes or failings of the state’s prevention, early intervention and mental-health treatment and support programs. “Vermont’s rates of suicide, calculated as the number of deaths by suicide per 100,000 people, are higher than the national averages,” according to DMH’s website. “Vermont rates of suicide are also higher than the rates of neighboring states and the New England region. The overall rate for the past 10 years has been increasing.” DMH’s online scorecard indicates that more men than women die as the result of suicide. Firearms make up approximately two-thirds of selfinflicted deaths. According to an American Foundation for Suicide Prevention fact sheet, suicide is the second leading cause of death among the

group of 15- to 34-year olds, regardless of gender. Aside from the tragic cost of human loss resulting from the desperate act of suicide, the data indicates that there are many hidden costs to Vermont residents who may not be directly affected by an individual’s death. Simply put, suicides impact the greater community not only emotionally but also financially. While numbers can be cold and unemotional when looked at by themselves, they never-the-less speak to the toll of Vermont’s widening suicide crisis. For example, in 2010 alone, suicides cost the state over $117 million in medical and work loss. In terms of the individual toll, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reported an average cost of over $1 million per suicide death in Vermont in 2010. It’s never too late to take action on a problem that affects all of us. — The editor ■

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In a recent newspaper commentary, Emerson Lynn, the publisher and frequent editorial contributor to his St. Albans Messenger, suddenly rose from his political slumber to instruct the Vermont GOP on the errors of their ways. A quick search engine check finds that Lynn is an infrequent commenter on the Republican landscape in Vermont. After remaining silent in the 2018 election season, suddenly Lynn wants to “drop the hammer” on a party struggling to gather itself after a dismal showing, having failed to provide either support or constructive criticism when it might have actually helped during the election cycle. “Nothing like kicking the Elephant when it’s already down.” Lynn seeks to blame Vermont Re-

publican’s difficulties on their marginal affiliation with the current presidential officeholder, who happens to be a Republican and who has substantial support nationwide, which is sadly not shared as widely here in the rabidly liberal parts of the Green Mountains which have been occupied by recent transplants. Trump’s bold personality and selfconfidence certainly annoys liberals and progressives, but that has as much to do with the message as the messenger, however, Lynn fails to consider that most of Vermont’s influential Republicans have either remained tactfully neutral or openly opposed the president. Emerson writes Vermonters have “no appetite for Trump-like conservatism” but what he really means is that he thinks that Vermonters have no appetite of conservatism at all. Trump is a recent arrival on the

conservative scene and the truth be told a recent arrival to the Republican scene as well. Many Vermonters, in recent years, have lost their grip on political reality embracing the pie-in-the-sky Democrat agenda of government expansionism seeking to throw taxpayer dollars at every imaginable social and economic problem without regard for the effective of such “investments” or their outcomes. Lynn suggests that the Republicans need to stand in the middle of the road and embrace a more moderate version of the Democrats’ recklessness. Phil Scott has taken this approach and while he survived the last election, his success was more the result of the Democrat’s choice of an unelectable opponent than any special appeal of his message. How about, instead, sound the clarion message that continued reliance on

government to provide for every want and need can only be accomplished if government is also allowed to confiscate all available resources to accomplish the goal through punishing taxation in every form. Promoting a transparent government that loosens its iron grip on business and individual efforts to create economic success, a government that respects the intelligence and integrity of the individual over the “groupthink” of the collective, is a powerful message attractive to reasoned adults of all political attachment. No, Lynn, Vermont doesn’t need to adopt a moderate portfolio of bad ideas, we need to resort to ideas that have served us well in the past that have been too easily abandoned. ■ - Justice of the Peace H. Brooke Paige lives in Washington, Vermont. He was the 2018 GOP candidate for secretary of state.

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The Addison County Chamber of Commerce held its Nov. 15 mixer at the National Bank of Middlebury in Vergennes. Photo provided by the Addison County Chamber of Commerce VERGENNES | A mixer sponsored by the Addison County Chamber of Commerce was held last month at the National Bank of Middlebury (NBM)

branch office in Vergennes. The bank hosts provided food from the kitchens of Hired Hand Brewing of Vergennes. Door prizes included tickets to Middle-

bury Community Players’ “The Drowsy Chaperone” won by Jeff Nottonson, of Whitford House. A Bar Antidote gift certificate was won by Sheila Tourangeau, of Gaines Insurance, a Vergennes Laundry gift certificate was won by Steve Bourgeois, of Counseling Service of Addison County. A gift certificate to Raintree was won by Jill Rainville, of Maple Landmark, a NBM umbrella and chair was won by Helena Van Voorst, of Addison County United Way, and a bag of NBM logo goodies was won by John Gallagher, of Maple Landmark. The pot of gold name drawn was Lyn Dumolin who was not in attendance. ■

VP HIRED: Sarah Waring has been hired as the Vermont Community Foundation of Middlebury vice president for grants and community investments. She will join the foundation at the end of December. She has served on boards, steering committees and councils. She is currently a board member at Public Assets Institute and board chair of the Northeast Kingdom Collaborative. She stepped down from the foundation’s board to accept this position. Photo provided by Vermont Community Foundation

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Sheldon Museum’s beautiful holiday season By Mary Manley GUEST COLUMNIST

MAPLE MUSEUM FOR SALE: Mike Blanchard, the owner of the New England Maple Museum on U.S. Route 7 in Pittsford, has put the establishment up for sale. Blanchard purchased the bus-tour stop from founder Thomas Olson in the 1970s. The museum will close before Christmas unless a buyer is found. Photo provided

Science, math program is ﬁrst of its kind By Lou Varricchio EDITOR

CASTLETON | With the renewed national emphasis on encouraging schools and students to improve and enhance their math and science skills, a new program in Vermont will help make area students more competitive locally, nationally and globally. Starting next fall, Rutland County and Addison County high school students with a passion for mathematics and science will be able to consider study plans and future career paths thanks to an innovative new program at Castleton University. According to Castleton spokesperson Jeff Weld, the new Castleton University STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) Academy has been established to create an immersive experience. The academy will provide a means for students to hone their critical thinking skills while providing a launch pad for future careers in high-demand, internationally competitive areas. According to Castleton University President Karen M. Scolforo, students who apply (and qualify) for the campus academy during their senior year of high school will have a choice to live on the Castleton campus.

“Vermont high school seniors attend tuition-free through the early college program and out of state seniors benefit from a reduced tuition rate,” Scolforo said. “Introducing students to an immersive program like the Castleton University STEAM Academy is critical to developing their skills and cultivating their passion for learning,” according to Scolforo. “This program will serve as a springboard to a future of lifelong learning and rewarding careers for our students.” Students successfully performing in the program may transition to a degreed math, science or engineering program of study at the university, according to a news release about the program provided by Weld last week. “We are committed to developing strong pathways for early college students that provide clear and realistic opportunities for them to excel in college and beyond,” Scolforo said. “With each new initiative we introduce we are focused on making education more affordable, more accessible and more practically applicable to the global workplace our graduates are entering.” Parents may contact the Castleton University office of admissions at 802-468-1213 or info@castleton.edu for enrollment and other details. ■

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The Sheldon Museum is bursting with creativity and excitement this holiday season. Don’t miss the amazing operating train layout, miniature Christmas tree display and two holiday exhibits. “Ho Ho Historical Holidays to You,” is curated by the Sheldon’s archivist Eva Garcelon-Hart and Sheldon trustee and archives volunteer, Lucinda Cockrell, featuring classic Christmas images, antique postcards, seasonal cards, written holiday memories and toys from the Sheldon’s collections. “Over-the-Top Holiday,” a glittering holiday display created by Sheldon trust-

painted by local artist Gayl Braisted adds atmosphere. Last year, Gabe the Lamplighter was added to the display. The train layout is made possible by a team of volunteer engineers who operate the trains through Jan. 12, 2019. Also on view are 19 colorful, oneof-a-kind miniature Christmas trees decorated by generous local artists, to be raffled in support of the museum’s children’s activities. Lucinda Cockrell has designed ornaments using images drawn from ephemera in the Sheldon’s archives surrounded by glitter and tinsel. Each tree is unique, so be sure to visit the Sheldon during the holiday season to see all of them, and buy some raffle tickets. The raffle drawing

The remake of the mountain in the Sheldon’s train layout includes a gondola ski lift, skiers, snowboarders and rock climbers. Photo provided by the Sheldon Museum

ees — led by Warren Kimble, Liz Markowski, Danielle Rougeau and Deborah Foster — includes numerous lighted trees, tinsel, silver balls, antique sleds and skates, traditional Santas and traditional red and green paper chains. This year, the Middlebury Garden Club has added a festive touch throughout the museum with lots of vibrantly adorned ornaments and tinsel. In what has become an annual holiday tradition in Middlebury, the elaborate Lionel train layout is sure to delight all ages. The assemblage stands three levels high, with tracks running Lionel O gauge trains, Lionel 027 gauge trains and an upper track running HO trains. New this year, is an entire remake of the mountain including a gondola ski lift, skiers, snowboarders, rock climbers and tunnels through the mountain to show oﬀ the HO train. The backdrop of the Green Mountains

is on Friday, Dec. 21. The Henry Sheldon Museum is located at 1 Park St. in downtown Middlebury across from the Ilsley Library. Holiday Museum hours: TuesdaySaturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sundays, Dec. 16 and 23 from noon - 4 p.m. The trains will run through Jan. 12. Volunteer engineers will run the trains Tuesday-Friday 1-4 p.m.; Saturdays 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.; Sundays 1-3 p.m. Please refer to the Sheldon’s website to confirm that the engineer is present. The Sheldon will be closed on Dec. 24-25 and reopen on Dec. 26. Regular admission to the museum is $5 adults; $3 youth (6-18); $4.50 seniors and $12 family. For more information, call the Henry Sheldon Museum at 388-2117 or visit henrysheldonmuseum.org. ■ - Mary Manley is the associate director of the Henry Sheldon Museum.

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RUTLAND | Green Mountain Table Tennis Club will now be held at the Rutland Area Christian School, located at the corner of 112 Lincoln Ave. and Melrose Avenue in Rutland. Play is every Wednesday evening beginning at 6 p.m. The entrance to the school is in the rear parking lot. Newcomers of all skill levels are welcome to play two nights free as guests before deciding on membership. Membership is $40 for one year, and club members play year-round. Those interested need only bring a pair of sneakers. For additional information, visit gmttc. com or contact club president Ron Lewis at vtpoet@gmail.com or 247-5913. ■

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MIDDLEBURY | The Middlebury Selectboard awarded a contract to Catamount Environmental Inc. for asbestos abatement at the old Wastewater Treatment Plant, for a total cost of $23,750, as well as a contract for $7,387 to Newton Electrical for converting electric service at the old Control Building. Both contracts are tied to an adaptive building reuse project planned for the site that will ultimately provide additional vehicle and equipment storage capacity for the police department. The board also awarded a project management contract for $4,875 to Harris & Harris Consulting to oversee implementation of energy conservation measures at the Middlebury Police Station. ■

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MIDDLEBURY | On Nov. 13, the Middlebury Selectboard approved a limited waiver of right of first refusal regarding Middlebury College’s proposed sale of the Frog Hollow Mill property at 3 Mill St. to Community Barn Ventures, LLC. The town reserved, and continues to reserve, the right of first refusal as one of the terms of a quit-claim deed executed in October 1976, when the town conveyed the property to Townscape, Inc. ■

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MIDDLEBURY | The Middlebury Selectboard agreed to sign letters of support for the proposed EDF Renewables, formerly groSolar, 5 MW community solar project near Halladay Road, which will be sent to representatives at Green Mountain Power and the Department of Public Service. The letter had been requested by EDF Renewables’ Lincoln Lande who cited the importance of an expression of ongoing community support in the face of increased scrutiny among state regulators regarding the development of extra-large solar projects. ■

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MIDDLEBURY | Middlebury Selectboard members agreed to sign a letter notifying Middlebury Electric, LLC, represented by Erik and Anders Holm, of the town’s intent to withdraw from a 2015 nonbinding term sheet for the joint development of a hydroelectric project at Middlebury Upper Falls. Noting the lack of progress achieved toward developing the project, the letter informs Middlebury Electric that the town is pursuing

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Bristol » Christmas Concert held at First Baptist Church of Bristol; 7:00 p.m. The Addison County Gospel Choir will bring a (mostly) a Capella Christmas concert of traditional favorites. At the end will be a live nativity followed by Christmas cookie delights. Admission is free, but donations for the local Have a Heart Food Shelf are appreciated.

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Panton » Christmas Concert held at Panton Community Baptist Church; 7:00 p.m. The Addison County Gospel Choir will bring a (mostly) a Capella Christmas concert of traditional favorites. This group of community singers draws from over a dozen different churches in our area. Refreshments to follow. East Monkton » Annual Celebration of Christmas held at 1867 East at The The 1867 East Monkton Mor Church; Church; 4:00 4:00 p.m. p.r Join us for for wonderful wonderfL music, provided provided by I “Perfect and followed and Dever,” De\ by refreshments byretr and and'.socializing. Admission Adr by by donation, all all funds benefi ting b building b restoration. rE p Please note there tr are no nc restroom facilities at the tac church. Details: chu 802-453-7575 802Williston » Willis Williston Williston Community Tree Tree Lighting LiQhtir held at Town Gazebo; Town Gazebo; 4:30 p.m. 5:30 join us for our 5:30 p.m. p.m. Please Please jc annual Tree Lighting annual Community CommunityTrE

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Middlebury » Lights of Love Tree Lighting & Open House held at Homeward Bound, Addison County Humane Society; 6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. You are invited to share your holiday cheer with shelter animals, enjoy seasonal delights, and participate in a tree lighting ceremony honoring pets, past and present. Free and open to the public. If you would like to purchase Lights of Love, visit https://bit. ly/2pgxrft.

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NEW HAVEN | On Dec.1, Vermont State Police troopers responded to the parking lot of Tourterelle Restaurant & Inn to investigate a two vehicle crash. David Loveland, 55, of Addison, the operator of one of the vehicles, was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. ■

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RUTLAND | According to a recent news report appearing in the Bennington Banner, a Rutland-area Vermont State Police rookie trooper quit the force less than a year after being hired. Three other officers, from the Shaftsbury barracks, were also put on paid leave related to the incident. “An internal affairs investigation is underway into questions of how some state police members handled a case involving a rookie trooper, officials said,” the Banner reported. The Banner reported that off-duty Trooper Spencer Foucher of the Vermont State Police Rutland Barracks allegedly was found under the influence while driving in Bennington. Bennington County State’s Attorney Erica Marthage told the Banner that her office doesn’t plan to file charges. ■

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RUTLAND | Vermont State Police troopers conducted saturation patrols around the Rutland area Dec. 4. Troopers focused their attention on individuals who were operating while texting and using a portable electronic device. While participating in the detail, troopers initiated 15 traffic stops, most for operators who were observed to be texting and using electronic devices while operating. Troopers subsequently issued 11 VCVCs (tickets) and six written warnings. One operator was screened for possible impairment after troopers observed them consuming alcohol while operating. The operator was found to have been under the legal limit of .08 percent BAC but issued multiple VCVCs. ■

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MIDDLEBURY | On Dec. 6, at approximately 10:55 a.m., the Vermont State Police made a motor-vehicle stop on Court Street in Middlebury. A trooper observed the involved vehicle to not have a front license plate. Police identified the driver as Roger Detko, 54, of Proctor. During the stop, police learned that the driver had an active warrant out of Rutland County. Detko was taken into custody and trans-

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ADDISON | On Dec. 1, at approximately 12:30 p.m., Vermont State Police troopers were dispatched to the scene of a two-car motor vehicle crash on Route 17 in the town of Addison. An investigation indicated that Kenneth Beane, of Addison, was traveling west on Route 17 and was slowing down to turn into a local business. William Sinks, of Weybridge, at the same time was travelling east on Route 17 at a speed estimated to be approximately 50 mph. Police said Beane failed to see the approaching vehicle and turned left into the business. Sink struck Beane in the passenger side of the vehicle. Beane’s vehicle came to rest just off the roadway while Sinck’s vehicle came to rest up against a residence. Beane sustained a head laceration and was treated on scene. This motor vehicle crash is open pending further investigation. Anyone who may have witnessed this motor vehicle crash is asked to contact the Vermont State Police New Haven Barracks. ■

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