Middlebury Police Commission appoints acting chief
In a special meeting Monday, Dec. 7, the Middlebury Police Commission voted to appoint Francis Dabbo as acting chief. Dabbo, who has been working as a part-time Middlebury police officer, ... Continue Reading →
Douglas E. Diver obituary
Retired Naugatuck firefighter
Douglas E. Diver, 60, of Naugatuck passed away at his home.
Doug was born in Waterbury, Conn., Aug. 21, 1955, a son of Jean (Woodside) Diver and the late ... Continue Reading →
Prostate often blamed for bladder problems
TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH
By KEITH ROACH, M.D.
DEAR DR. ROACH: I’m 87 and have an enlarged prostate. When I get the urge to urinate, which is often, I have to go at once. Do you think ... Continue Reading →
Sports Quiz – Dec. 6, 2015
By CHRIS RICHCREEK
Questions
Who holds the Marlins’ career record for most complete games pitched?
Who had the most hits in one major-league season: Barry or Bobby Bonds?
Name ... Continue Reading →
YMCA Programs for Vets
by FREDDY GROVES
Have you been to the Y lately? Did you know there are special programs there for veterans?
The alliance between the armed forces and the YMCA goes back to 1861, in ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Dec. 6, 2015
Most Sweet it is With Unuplifted Eyes
William Wordsworth
Most sweet it is with unuplifted eyes
To pace the ground, if path be there or none,
While a fair region round the traveller ... Continue Reading →
For whom did the Middlebury Historical Society bell toll?
It Happened in Middlebury by AGNES LUTES
The Middlebury Historical Society building’s best-kept secret may be the original bronze bell hanging in the cupola. It was installed ... Continue Reading →
Poem A Day – Dec. 4, 2015
With My Brother
Robert Ostrom
Untying ropes from flagpoles.
Motionless, reluctant, unchanged
even by the stillness of flags
in a century of ordinary flags. How
I love to ride with my ... Continue Reading →
McCormack says first selectman must keep town on budget
To the Editor:
What part of the word “budget” doesn’t Middlebury First Selectman Ed St. John understand? In a recent article in the Waterbury paper that highlighted the Board ... Continue Reading →
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