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WEST HAVEN – A Vermont State Police Trooper who fired his gun during a Dec. 6 incident in We…
SOUTH BURLINGTON — The eighth class of inductees for the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame will be…
BOYS FIRST TEAM
When athletic skills are passed down from one generation to the next, carrying the torch in …
BERLIN — Plans to cultivate “downtown Berlin” on property owned by the Berlin Mall cleared a…
MONTPELIER — While there’s no statewide “burn ban” in effect, many town fire wardens aren’t …
The following is a sampling of calls to Barre City police in recent days:
MARSHFIELD – Police are looking for convicted kidnapper Harley Breer after they say he assau…
BERLIN — Pending the result of an autopsy that will provide more definitive information, Pol…
The Department of Disabilities, Aging & Independent Living (DAIL) announced it has hired…
WEST HAVEN – A Vermont State Police Trooper who fired his gun during a Dec. 6 incident in West Haven when a Fair Haven man allegedly drove his vehicle at police will not face criminal charges …
BERLIN — Plans to cultivate “downtown Berlin” on property owned by the Berlin Mall cleared a key hurdle on Monday, as the Vermont Downtown Development Board conditionally approved a “new town …
MONTPELIER — While there’s no statewide “burn ban” in effect, many town fire wardens aren’t issuing burn permits due to the dry weather.
The following is a sampling of calls to Barre City police in recent days:
MARSHFIELD – Police are looking for convicted kidnapper Harley Breer after they say he assaulted someone.
BERLIN — Pending the result of an autopsy that will provide more definitive information, Police Chief James Pontbriand said Monday there is no obvious reason to suspect foul play in the death …
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- Gas prices down slightly in NH, Maine, up a bit in Vermont
- Vermont opening COVID-19 vaccines to those 30 and older
- VT Lottery
- Vermont authorities search for man charged in assault
- More Vermont courthouses ready to reopen for live trials
SOUTH BURLINGTON — The eighth class of inductees for the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame will be inducted in a virtual celebration to be aired on Thursday, April 29.
BOYS FIRST TEAM
When athletic skills are passed down from one generation to the next, carrying the torch in one sport or another can be a heavy burden.
BURLINGTON – Vermont nearly erased a two-goal deficit in the second half, but the Catamounts ran out of time during Friday’s 2-1 loss to No. 11 New Hampshire (6-0-1) at Virtue Field.
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Eleanor J. Campbell CHELSEA — Eleanor J. Campbell, 85, died Thursday, April 8, 2021, at her home in Chelsea, Vermont. She was born Feb. 11, 1936, in Chelsea, the daughter of Ernest and Calista…
Ronald F. Nadeau PETALUMA, Calif. — Ronald F. Nadeau, 88, passed away suddenly at his home in Petaluma on the evening of March 26, 2021. He was born in 1933, in Mount Kisco, New York, to Fred …
Patricia Stevens Smith MONTPELIER — Patricia Stevens Smith, 93, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, April 3, 2021, at the Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin. She was born on Sept. 12, …
By now, birds are finding their own food and have less need for that sunflower seed we have …
Viruses can cause loss of taste and smell, but the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the COVID-19 infection,…
Chronic disease accounts for almost three quarters of worldwide deaths. In the United States…
It seems I have been pretty fortunate in finding success, whether it was fishing for striped…
Are you ready to move beyond conversations about recycling and reusable shopping bags? So we…
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There are so many questions right now about the best order in which to restart the economy. …
I challenge The Times Argus to research and ask the tough questions conncerning vaccines for…
I am responding to Abigail Faulkner’s letter to the editor published in the April 8 Times Argus
The state has let the state employee pension build to the point where we are now in a crisis…
According to a 2019 United Nations report, 1 million species are currently threatened with e…
Vermont needs Castleton University School of Nursing. Castleton University School of Nursing…
Vermont Public Radio reported the University of Vermont received $50 million in COVID-19 rel…
“Pit of despair” was an unfortunate headline for a recent Rutland Herald editorial about the…
I’ve been watching the work of the Legislature closely this year as a business owner concern…
Before I ran for office, I studied and taught history. The stories of the people who fought …
Tucker Carlson, ratings, Fos News, political cartoon
Proposition 4: Vermont must reduce economic disparity, advance economic opportunity and rebu…
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