Materials • 2 parts potting soil • 5 parts pottery clay mix from your local art store • 1-2 parts ... [ Read More ]
Where To Pick Up Free Summer Meals For Kids
During a typical summer in Middlebury, kids eat lunch for free every day outside the Memorial Sports Center — but this is no typical summer. Our ... [ Read More ]
Bristol Rec Summer Camps Are On
While we work to update our summer camp guide with the latest info from local programs, we've decided to tell you about individual camps here as they ... [ Read More ]
Make It Together: Kitchen Garden
Use the food scraps you already have to grow new plants in your garden! Re-Grow Celery: Celery is one of the easiest plants to re-grow from ... [ Read More ]
Recommended Reading On Race, Inequality And Activism
Ilsley Library opened its new outside pickup service today! Children's Librarian Tricia Allen reports that "a good portion of the children's item ... [ Read More ]
“Everyone Deserves To Be Safe”: Talking To Kids About Race And Justice
Nearly 400 people of all ages gathered in Middlebury last Saturday for a vigil for Black lives organized in response to the murder in Minneapolis of ... [ Read More ]
What To Do With No. 2 When Public Restrooms Are Closed
Thanks to a well-stocked poop bag and mobile potty setup, 5-year-old Emmett is prepared to answer the call of nature when he and his family go out ... [ Read More ]
Make It Together: Paper Pots
Grow your own seedlings in these easy-to-make, biodegradable paper pots! Materials: Stack of old newspapers Scissors One ... [ Read More ]
How One Small School District Has Risen To The COVID-19 Challenge
The Mount Abraham Union School District has been interviewing its students, teachers and administrators during the pandemic shutdown, asking them to ... [ Read More ]
Sign Up To Get Free Books In The Mail
Every year a group of early literacy advocates called Addison County Readers sets up tables at local events to spread the word about Dolly Parton's ... [ Read More ]
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