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The Vermont Department of Health identified 16 new patients who have tested positive for COV…
Rutland City police who were present during an officer-involved shooting on Wednesday mornin…
A virtual celebration of fitness, fun and friendship is happening now, July 10–11. SOVT athl…
It was the era of the mountebank, the charlatan and the snake-oil-salesman.
An iced coffee to go from a table on the side of the street. A gin and tonic for the road, o…
MONTPELIER — The timing isn’t optimal, and money is beyond tight, but the City Council is re…
MONTPELIER — City councilors have unanimously rejected a request they temporarily close Stat…
BURLINGTON - A Barre man, believed to be the first person charged in U.S. District Court in …
Lonely at the top
MONTPELIER — Thirty-four public schools across Vermont have been awarded emergency mini-gran…
The Vermont Department of Health identified 16 new patients who have tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
Rutland City police who were present during an officer-involved shooting on Wednesday morning were identified Thursday afternoon in a prepared statement released by Vermont State Police.
A virtual celebration of fitness, fun and friendship is happening now, July 10–11. SOVT athletes have been participating in at-home training over the past six weeks to improve in a wide array …
It was the era of the mountebank, the charlatan and the snake-oil-salesman.
An iced coffee to go from a table on the side of the street. A gin and tonic for the road, or a drink to linger over at an outdoor patio. Curbside pickup of some new grilling utensils or a mou…
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- Camp using Vermont hotel for 3-week stay told to reduce size
- Vermont Law School plans to paint over mural deemed racist
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- Health chief urges swimming, boating safety after drownings
- Utility encourages reduction in power use during peak temps
BARRE — Thunder Road officials have postponed the 36th Bolduc Metal Recycling Enduro 200 and Street Stock Special to Sunday, August 23 at 6 p.m.
STOWE — Rutland Country Club’s Garren Poirier put himself in a great spot to compete for the 2020 Vermont Amateur Golf Tournament championship with another elite round on Wednesday at Stowe Co…
It took a few innings for Manchester’s bats to get a spark against Rutland Tuesday night, but when they did, the flame was burning hot.
STOWE — After 18 holes, Rocky Ridge Golf Club’s Nicholas Murphy holds a three-stroke lead on Rutland Country Club’s Garren Poirier at the 2020 Vermont Amateur Golf Tournament at Stowe Country Club.
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Barbara J. Morse CABOT — The graveside service for Barbara J. Morse, 80, who died March 19, 2020, will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday, July 19, in Durant Cemetery in Lower Cabot. A reception will f…
Carolyn L. Foster WILLIAMSTOWN — Carolyn L. Foster, 79, died Tuesday, July 7, 2020, at her home. A full obituary will be published at a later date. Arrangements are by Hooker Whitcomb Funeral …
William L. Hill-Alto ROSWELL, Ga. — William L. Hill-Alto of Roswell, Georgia, passed away peacefully at home on June 25, 2020. Bill was born on Jan. 24, 1950, in Putnam, Connecticut, to Viola …
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I love roses, but avoided planting any for a long time. They had a reputation for being fuss…
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We are a step closer to the truth.
Some Progressives use the Democratic Party as a “flag of convenience." They enter Democratic…
No white-skinned person lives with the daily reality of a 400-year-old legacy of fearing for…
I thought the plan was to get as many people as possible tested throughout our population (s…
“Slip sliding away,” a line from one of Paul Simon’s brilliant songs, clearly defines the cu…
Reproductive rights just won a major victory as the Supreme Court struck down a medically un…
I've been struggling to decide how to push for change around race inequality. One idea I lea…
Vermont was the second state to abolish slavery. It should be the first state to implement c…
On occasion, people approach me and ask how I come up with the silly ideas for this column. …
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