SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Senior goalie Tom Aubrun stopped all 24 shots he faced to lead the …
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NEW YORK — Anthony Lamb drilled a jumper between two defenders with two seconds left to lift…
NORTHFIELD – The Worcester Polytechnic Institute spoiled any Norwich visions of a Senior Day…
NORTHFIELD – The Norwich University men's basketball team suffered through a rash of turnove…
November 16, 2019
CASTLETON - Saturday's North-South All-Star Football Game was an extension of last weekend w…
BERLIN – What started out as a “minor motor vehicle violation” on Route 62 ended with the Fr…
BARRE – The truck is now “stuffed,” the signature red kettles are just starting to fill up, …
BARRE – Spending in the two-town, three-school Barre Unified Union School District would inc…
WILLISTON – A Montpelier man is facing a drunken driving following his early morning arrest …
BERLIN – What started out as a “minor motor vehicle violation” on Route 62 ended with the Friday arrest of a Barre woman police say was caught driving when she shouldn’t have been, and didn’t …
BARRE – The truck is now “stuffed,” the signature red kettles are just starting to fill up, but while the sign in the window of a vacant downtown storefront declares it will be the “Future Hom…
BARRE – Spending in the two-town, three-school Barre Unified Union School District would increase between 8 percent and 10 percent under an administrative proposal under consideration.
WILLISTON – A Montpelier man is facing a drunken driving following his early morning arrest on Interstate 89 in Williston.
BURLINGTON — A former Rutland County waitress, who gave birth to twin daughters almost a year ago, will avoid going to federal prison for heroin dealing because a judge believes she is well on…
- Warren’s ‘Medicare for All’ plan reignites health care clash
- More than 200 students prepare climate change resolution
- Vermont puts streak on line vs No. 7 Virginia
- Missing suspect in Vermont killing on ‘Most Wanted’ list
- Gas prices down a bit in Vermont, unchanged in Maine, NH
- Man pleads guilty to animal cruelty at farm, cows neglected
- Edelman’s TD pass leads Patriots over Eagles 17-10
- Veterans and community job fair Tuesday in South Burlington
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Senior goalie Tom Aubrun stopped all 24 shots he faced to lead the Norwich University men’s ice hockey team to a 2-0 victory over Skidmore College in New England Hocke…
NEW YORK — Anthony Lamb drilled a jumper between two defenders with two seconds left to lift Vermont to a 70-68 win over St. John’s in a battle of previously unbeaten teams in a campus site fi…
NORTHFIELD – The Worcester Polytechnic Institute spoiled any Norwich visions of a Senior Day victory by coasting past the Cadets, 70-28, in Saturday's college football action.
NORTHFIELD – The Norwich University men's basketball team suffered through a rash of turnovers during Saturday's 70-57 non-conference loss to Rivier.
- Old traditions persevere as new Davis Cup begins in Madrid
- Sheriff: Man punched umpire over disputed Little League call
- Notre Dame’s 12-year run in women’s AP Top 25 is over
- POLL ALERT: Notre Dame out of women’s Top 25, ending run of 234 straight weeks; Oregon No. 1, South Carolina up to No. 5
- Derek Jeter among 18 newcomers on Hall of Fame ballot
- Duke climbs to No. 1 in AP poll following Kentucky’s loss
- POLL ALERT: Duke rises to No. 1 in Top 25, then Louisville, Michigan St, Kansas, North Carolina; Kentucky drops to No. 9
- Pirates announce Ben Cherington general manager
Robert D. Herdling MONTPELIER — Robert D. Herdling, 82, of Dairy Lane, formerly of Winsted, Connecticut, passed away on Saturday, Nov. 9, 2019, at the Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin.…
David John Byers FAIRFAX — David John Byers, 60, died Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2019, at the Northwestern Medical Center in St. Albans, with his loving wife by his side, following a courageous battl…
James Alonzo Sayers Jr. BERLIN — James Alonzo Sayers Jr., 63, of Vermont Route 12, passed away on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2019, at the Veterans Affairs hospital in White River Junction. Born Feb. 11,…
Nov. 21, the Thursday before Thanksgiving, is Great American Smoke & Vape Out Day. This …
I fall in love easy. I’ve been mad about river otters and star-nosed moles and, of course, t…
Even for a Monday morning, this week’s is unusually somber. It’s Veterans Day. Just 101 year…
Fall is here, and winter is not far behind. I’ve seen some snow and scraped frost from my wi…
Larry Detweiler is an interfaith minister and the hospice chaplain at Central Vermont Home H…
First things first: It is a simple fact that I am a deer hunter, but the truth is I am a mea…
- Free e-book aims to spark talk on ‘culture of health’
- Warren’s ‘Medicare for All’ plan reignites health care clash
- Chang says his new Netflix show honors Bourdain
- Novel drugs may offer new ways to fight heart disease
- California sues e-cigarette maker Juul over ads and sales
- How to tame that intimidating winter squash
- Mailing free home HIV tests helps detect more infections
Editorial
It’s arguable, although the contention doesn’t hold up well to scrutiny, that the United Sta…
Before Thanksgiving, vending industry commits to ‘better for you’ choices
If we don’t transform the way we generate and use energy, the climate crisis will only get worse.
A Times Argus editorial this past week bemoaned the fact not enough American citizens are wi…
I was disappointed by the headline and the report in the Nov. 8 edition of The Times Argus c…
Although I am not a native Vermonter, I feel a fierce sense of loyalty to this state and the…
In only five paragraphs, Kimberly Cheney’s “Carbon tax needed” letter-to-the-editor on Nov. …
Nationwide, approximately 50% of all students pursuing higher education attend community col…
Garbage. Trash. Waste. Rubbish. For many, these words trigger images of cans and baskets lin…
I never wanted to be one of those people who, as they get older, make a point of telling oth…
Experts in car safety should not design car insurance. Knowledge about the mechanics of car …
The distant rumbles of climate disruption seem closer each day. Every Vermonter knows, has w…
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