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Central Vermont Runners
Central Vermont Runners
It’s difficult to find a Harwood Union High School graduate from the past several decades wh…
Through a $600,000 grant from the Vermont Department of Mental Health, the Community Care Ne…
The Vermont Mountaineers carry plenty of momentum into a big week following a handful of dyn…
Tom Carey III became the 81st winner in ACT Late Model Tour history by taking home top honor…
Thunder Road announced Monday that NASCAR Cup Series racer Ryan Preece will compete in this …
PITTSFORD — Last summer when Al Wakefield got a call from his friend Bob Harnish asking what…
MONTPELIER — The number of portable toilets in the Capital City is starting to shrink as ind…
It’s difficult to find a Harwood Union High School graduate from the past several decades who doesn’t recognize Kathy Cadwell.
Through a $600,000 grant from the Vermont Department of Mental Health, the Community Care Network-Rutland Mental Health Services are starting a pilot mobile response program designed to preven…
PITTSFORD — Last summer when Al Wakefield got a call from his friend Bob Harnish asking what he, as a white person, should be doing to advance racial justice, Wakefield figured he’d suggest a …
MONTPELIER — The number of portable toilets in the Capital City is starting to shrink as indoor options become increasingly available, but finding a permanent solution to a problem highlighted…
MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott has lifted all remaining coronavirus restrictions after the state hit his 80% vaccination threshold Sunday.
BARRE — A Worcester man is accused of lifting a woman off the ground by her neck.
- Vermont man will ask for dismissal of magazine case, again
- University to resume work on recreation and wellness area
- Colchester man dies in ATV crash
- Vermont Gov. Phil Scott to make special COVID announcement
- As COVID-19 cases wane, vaccine-lagging areas still see risk
- New Haven train depot to move to make room for Amtrak
- Gypsy moth infestation defoliating some Vermont trees
- Vermont State Parks, historic sites free this weekend
Golf Results
Central Vermont Runners
Central Vermont Runners
The Vermont Mountaineers carry plenty of momentum into a big week following a handful of dynamite individual performances.
- Greenpeace protestor parachutes into stadium at Euro 2020
- Storm get defensive, move back atop the AP power poll
- Ronaldo scores 2, Portugal beats Hungary 3-0 at Euro 2020
- Judge dismisses murder charges against Simone Biles’ brother
- Former NFL player, Wisconsin star is accused of assault
- IndyCar driver Rinus VeeKay injured in cycling accident
- MLB threatens pitchers with 10-game bans for altering balls
- MLB says 10-game suspensions to pitchers for using foreign substances will start June 21
Robert James Watson, DMD WILLIAMSTOWN — A celebration of life for Bob Watson, who died April 10, 2020, will be held 3 p.m. Saturday, June 19, at Lotus Lake Camp in Williamstown.
Ronald Leslie BERLIN — The graveside service for Ronald Leslie, who died Nov. 18, 2020, will be 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 30, 2021, in North Branch Cemetery in Middlesex. Arrangements are by Guar…
Marie Picard MIDDLESEX — The graveside service for Marie Picard, who died June 5, 2021, will be 11 a.m. Monday, June 21, in Middlesex Center Cemetery. Arrangements are by Guare & Sons Fune…
Growing popcorn is a fun way to extend the summer corn season.
Grow an abundant harvest with some timely garden care. Arm yourself with a few basic tools, …
The cover photo of the spring issue of Housecalls, Central Vermont Home Health & Hospice…
Summer is a great time to improve your overall well-being by getting outside! Being outdoors…
After a few setbacks in recent years, a beloved Vermont cheesemaker is producing and selling…
- Media consumers may be reaching limit of streaming services
- Harris announces $1.25 billion for community lenders
- NY lifts more COVID-19 rules as it hits vaccination mark
- New York lifts many remaining pandemic rules as it hits vaccination mark: 70% of adults with at least one dose
- Confirmed US death toll from the coronavirus tops 600,000, according to data from Johns Hopkins University
- US COVID-19 deaths hit 600,000, equal to yearly cancer toll
- NY Philharmonic to resume subscription performance Sept, 17
Congratulations, Vermont. We did it. We moved the needle back to “normal.” First in the nati…
The family of Tiny Martin, owner of Tiny's Trash and Hauling Service, would like to thank hi…
I wish to thank Tom Koch for his very eloquent commentary on Wednesday, June 9. He explains …
I write to strongly endorse Ron Hemenway’s defense of vaccination records. I, too, possess a…
Ongoing, really? There was a lengthy June 7 article I read online about mask-wearing being a…
Are the fractures and divisions in America worse today than they were in the 1960s? In the 1…
I saw a Vermont GOP ad calling for military pensions to be exempt from Vermont income tax. H…
Periodically, it seems, concerned citizens of Vermont gather to revive the idea of creating …
I am writing as the director of the Head Start Program of Capstone Community Action. Our Bro…
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