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2022 Spring Run 5K Results
HINESBURG - All nine Montpelier athletes recorded at least one goal or one assist during Sat…
A Springfield man was arraigned in federal court on Friday after police said they discovered…
A White River Junction man is facing a felony charge after police said he broke a man’s jaw …
RANDOLPH — Dawn Holman, MD, and her husband, Aleksandr Sokolovsky, DO, have joined Gifford a…
RANDOLPH — Dawn Holman, MD, and her husband, Aleksandr Sokolovsky, DO, have joined Gifford a…
EAST MONTPELIER - The defending champion Montpelier girls tennis team survived a few early s…
MONTPELIER — A steady drip of water bill-related complaints spilled on to Front Porch Forum …
BARRE — A Norwich University student is accused of sexually assaulting another student at th…
FAIR HAVEN — An investigation into allegations of harassment and creating a hostile work env…
A Springfield man was arraigned in federal court on Friday after police said they discovered a 10½-inch pipe bomb at his Valley Street home April 6.
A White River Junction man is facing a felony charge after police said he broke a man’s jaw during a fight at the Pickle Barrel Night Club in Killington on March 6.
MONTPELIER — A steady drip of water bill-related complaints spilled on to Front Porch Forum this week, prompting City Manager Bill Fraser to reach for a mop and a decades-old member of the Cit…
BARRE — A Norwich University student is accused of sexually assaulting another student at the private military school in Northfield in 2019.
FAIR HAVEN — An investigation into allegations of harassment and creating a hostile work environment made by the town clerk against the town manager found the claims to be unsubstantiated.
BURLINGTON — A South Burlington man, who once punched his public defender in the face, is scheduled to be arraigned in federal court on Monday on a three-count indictment for issuing death thr…
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2022 Spring Run 5K Results
HINESBURG - All nine Montpelier athletes recorded at least one goal or one assist during Saturday's 9-7 victory over CVU.
EAST MONTPELIER - The defending champion Montpelier girls tennis team survived a few early scares and easily maintained their spot atop the Division II standings during Friday's 7-0 victory ov…
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Margaret Hale Bascom GREENSBORO — Margaret E. “Marg” Hale Bascom, 95, of Greensboro, died peacefully at home on May 7, 2022. Marg was born in Peking, China, on Aug. 29, 1926, to William "Bill"…
Beverly (Hauver) Donahue WILLIAMSTOWN — Our beloved mom, Beverly Jean (Hauver) Donahue, passed away with her daughters by her side, on Monday, May 16, 2022. Born on Aug. 25, 1933, in Northfiel…
Eudora “Tree” Kennison CHELSEA — Eudora “Tree” Kennison departed this life on Wednesday, Dec. 29, 2021, at Woodbridge Rehabilitation and Nursing in Berlin, Vermont, following a long period of …
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Well-intentioned people of the past century imported many handsome plants. Unfortunately, so…
The month of May brings us signs of summer and is a prime time to remind us about our health…
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Regarding the plethora of statistics in the “Not Normal” editorial May 19, where is the stat…
The May 18 Times Argus featured a photo of the red trillium wildflower with a caption noting…
I am responding to Mr. Matthews' column in Tuesday's paper, where he claims that the availab…
I enjoyed Josephine Collins’s letter to the editor entitled "Harris-talk," in which she poin…
Americans should acknowledge that the Declaration of Independence starts with a lie, that fo…
I was shocked by the Montpelier City Council's decision to remove the Guertin Parklet struct…
VSECU Montpelier forum on the proposed merger did not persuade us.
Jeff Danziger's take ...
Lack of affordable housing in our community is an issue of equity — and it’s up to us to do …
Each year, the end of the legislative session coincides with warmer weather, signaling peak …
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