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BARRE — A city that is struggling to keep up with a mounting list of equipment needs will re…
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MONTPELIER — A once proud Mount Anthony Union High School field hockey program is no more.
It rained all day on Aug. 5, 1896, and Homer Heaton watched as Montpelier’s new hospital was…
On Thursday, the Catholic Church's Diocese of Burlington published a report listing the name…
Spaulding’s opening football game is still over a week away, but coach Bob Lamb is already l…
Editor’s Note: The following is a statement, with its original title, issued by Bishop Christopher J. Coyne as a result of the report released Thursday.
BURLINGTON — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington has released a report naming 40 priests accused of sexually abusing children in Vermont, 18 of them had ties to central Vermont.
BARRE — A city that is struggling to keep up with a mounting list of equipment needs will receive some welcome federal assistance while it waits for a recently ordered new ambulance.
CALAIS — The training wheels are officially off, the Washington Central School Board is on a roll and the pace is about to pick up considerably.
It rained all day on Aug. 5, 1896, and Homer Heaton watched as Montpelier’s new hospital was dedicated. He had contributed the lion’s share — over $30,000 — toward Heaton Hospital’s constructi…
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The report released this week by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington names 40 priests a…
I was very disappointed in the headline story in The Times Argus on Aug. 16. To start with, …
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I salute Vermont's Scott administration for turning down Title X funding and supporting Plan…
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American exceptionalism is a statement that is often misunderstood. It refers to the foundin…
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I would like to address the editorial presented the other day by Vermont GOP Party chairpers…
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