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NORTHFIELD — Danielle Nickerson, LNHA, of Bethel, has advanced to the position of administra…
The Department of Public Safety announced this week that Mourning Fox, who had been deputy c…
MARSHFIELD — Competing with zero reserves didn’t stop the Cabot-Twinfield boys soccer team f…
Montpelier’s Cricket Basa and the University of Vermont women’s soccer team opens conference…
The Legislature’s Social Equity Caucus is calling for an “honest and complete” teaching of U…
WATERBURY — Vermont State Police say a Waterbury man exposed and touched himself in front of…
WATERBURY CENTER — A South Carolina man died and a Vermont truck driver was injured in a six…
BARRE — A Northfield man on probation for molesting three girls is now accused of trying to …
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MONTPELIER — Chief Superior Judge Brian Grearson will retire effective Nov. 1.
The Department of Public Safety announced this week that Mourning Fox, who had been deputy commissioner of the Vermont Department of Mental Health, has been hired as the first director of ment…
The Legislature’s Social Equity Caucus is calling for an “honest and complete” teaching of United States history in Vermont K-12 schools.
WATERBURY — Vermont State Police say a Waterbury man exposed and touched himself in front of two women at the Waterbury Reservoir.
WATERBURY CENTER — A South Carolina man died and a Vermont truck driver was injured in a six-vehicle crash that closed a section of Vermont Route 100 in Waterbury Center on Thursday afternoon.
BARRE — A Northfield man on probation for molesting three girls is now accused of trying to sexually assault a woman.
MONTPELIER — Chief Superior Judge Brian Grearson will retire effective Nov. 1.
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MARSHFIELD — Competing with zero reserves didn’t stop the Cabot-Twinfield boys soccer team from rallying to Friday’s 5-1 victory over Christ Covenant.
Montpelier’s Cricket Basa and the University of Vermont women’s soccer team opens conference play this weekend as the Catamounts travel to face the Binghamton Bearcats on Sunday in Vestal, N.Y.
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Frieda H. Kloeckner SHELBURNE — Frieda H. Kloeckner, age 92, passed away on Wednesday, May 26, 2021, at the University of Vermont Medical Center. Additional information may be found at gregory…
Alfred J. Kloeckner SHELBURNE — Alfred Joseph Kloeckner, age 94, passed away on Thursday, July 29, 2021, at Birchwood Terrace Healthcare in Burlington, Vermont. Additional information may be f…
Antonio Aja Jr. BRADENTON, Fla. — Antonio Aja Jr., 94, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on Aug. 5, 2021. He was born in Montpelier, Vermont, the son of Spanish immigrants, Antonio Aja …
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The American flag is sacred to me. After the attacks on 9/11/2001, flags were hung to show r…
I have a few questions for Nick Searles and others who are obsessing over the potential dang…
When our American flag is proudly waving at the end of a spear alongside the Confederate Arm…
A new “health” product will soon be on the market, actually, two such products sold separate…
General Mark Milley, Xi Jinping, warns Chinese, Trump crazy, political cartoon
Vermont businesses are always worth celebrating, but even more so this year.
Art Peterson has spent the past 18 months trying to end equity and inclusion work for Mill R…
Something not considered in the all-terrain vehicle (ATV) story — the homeowner. This piece …
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