A small boutique nestled downstairs at 52 Main St. in downtown Middlebury is the home of the town’s sole chocolate shop, ...

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Victoriah Reed always had an unquenchable thirst to learn about other cultures, and she was awarded a $63K scholarship to study abroad through May.

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In the latest listener dispatch, Charissa Enget calls in to talk about her two years studying abroad in the countryside.

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