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CHELSEA — The recount for Orange County sheriff ended Monday with the winner, George Contois…
BURLINGTON — One of the defendants in a civil lawsuit in a fatal shooting of a 3-year-old bo…
RUTLAND — Two break-ins in less than a month at the Rutland County Parent Child Center have …
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Supreme Court plans to hold several public forums on the Judiciary …
MONTPELIER — The curious case of Tom Mulholland remains unresolved more than three months af…
NORTHFIELD — The Norwich University men’s hockey team fell to Plattsburgh State, 3-1, in the…
BURLINGTON — The University of Vermont men’s soccer team advanced to the Elite 8 for the fir…
KILLINGTON — The distinctive voice belonging to Peter Graves entertained and informed the cr…
KILLINGTON — The sport of Alpine skiing is one filled with adversity. It can fill you with t…
Wendy Holdener’s lengthy wait for a slalom victory has come to an end although the Swiss ski…
CHELSEA — The recount for Orange County sheriff ended Monday with the winner, George Contois, expanding his margin of victory.
BURLINGTON — One of the defendants in a civil lawsuit in a fatal shooting of a 3-year-old boy at a Barre Town home last year is denying any responsibility, according to newly filed documents i…
RUTLAND — Two break-ins in less than a month at the Rutland County Parent Child Center have put a damper on the holiday season.
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Supreme Court plans to hold several public forums on the Judiciary and how it relates to diversity, equity and inclusion.
MONTPELIER — The curious case of Tom Mulholland remains unresolved more than three months after he was unanimously appointed to serve on a city committee that has since met five times without him.
BARRE — When it comes to building a school budget in Barre, what should the most important considerations be this year?
NORTHFIELD — The Norwich University men’s hockey team fell to Plattsburgh State, 3-1, in the FirstLight Shootout Final at Kreitzberg Arena.
BURLINGTON — The University of Vermont men’s soccer team advanced to the Elite 8 for the first time since 1989 by shutting out UCLA, 3-0, during the Third Round of the NCAA Tournament.
KILLINGTON — The distinctive voice belonging to Peter Graves entertained and informed the crowd at the 2022 Heroic Killington Cup over the weekend. It is voice that has taken him to 13 Olympic Games.
KILLINGTON — The sport of Alpine skiing is one filled with adversity. It can fill you with the elation of victory, but also take away your opportunity in a second.
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Eugenia A. Greco HAMDEN, CT — Eugenia A. (Perkins) Greco, 79, of Arden House Health Care facility, passed away on November. 14, 2022. Born July 7, 1943 in East Brookfield, Vermont, she was the…
Matthew J. Aubut WASHINGTON — Matthew J. Aubut,49, of Washington, passed away on Tuesday, November 22, 2022. A complete obituary will be published in a future edition of the Times Argus. Arran…
Neil J. Pecor BARRE — Neil J. Pecor, 70, passed away peacefully at UVM hospital in Burlington on November 14, 2022. Neil worked for the fire department in Barre, Vermont and he volunteered sho…
As we head into the season of thanks and giving, the Rutland Health Foundation, the fundrais…
Living in New England is a joy, but we gardeners do have some challenges: cold winter winds,…
My daily walk around my city this fall has been dominated by one plant. It is abundant and l…
In February 1912, seemingly apropos of nothing, a contributor to the St. Albans Messenger qu…
Preheat oven to 350º. With a paper towel, thoroughly grease the bottom and sides of an 8 inc…
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This is what the Boston Herald had to say recently about efforts to prevent crime, and the i…
Vermont's Gov. Scott, in a recent op-ed, laid out his plea for balance, civility and respect…
I am writing to provide more specific details on the “pitch” I made for Barre during the rec…
After hearing from Dean Preston and Josh Howard at the recent Barre Supervisory Union budget…
The Vermont Legislature may consider a bill this upcoming session which will eliminate the d…
Wealth and power shape public policy in ways that benefit the wealthy and the powerful. Like…
In speaking to the editorial cartoon that ran in Tuesday's paper, I agree with Sandy Vitzhum…
Imagine being a college student who’s trying to get ahead but faces obstacles at every turn.…
As a fan of nationally themed months, November is one I am particularly excited about. It is…
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