The appeal by former Rutland city attorney Christopher Sullivan based on the prison sentence…
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MONTPELIER — Activists braved bad weather this week, camping out at the State House to campa…
MORRISVILLE — They each spent well over a decade in a cult and now a husband-and-wife team a…
BARRE — A former state Department of Taxes employee has admitted to embezzling over $15,000 …
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — “Esai’s Table” is a beautiful and powerful cautionary tale reflecting…
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The top-ranked U-32 boys cross-country team maintains its position in this week’s power rank…
There are some more changes in the top 10 of the girls cross-country running power rankings …
The big game in Vermont, if not New England, on Saturday is the meeting in Middlebury betwee…
EAST MONTPELIER — Thursday’s 8-2 victory over Lamoille in a steady downpour helped U-32 (12-…
The appeal by former Rutland city attorney Christopher Sullivan based on the prison sentence he received for his fatal hit-and-run crash in 2013 was dismissed by the Vermont Supreme Court base…
MONTPELIER — Activists braved bad weather this week, camping out at the State House to campaign for immediate action on climate change.
MORRISVILLE — They each spent well over a decade in a cult and now a husband-and-wife team are starting up a cult recovery support group.
BARRE — A former state Department of Taxes employee has admitted to embezzling over $15,000 from the state.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — “Esai’s Table” is a beautiful and powerful cautionary tale reflecting the tragedy of the young African-American male experience in today’s America. Nathan Yungerberg’s s…
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The top-ranked U-32 boys cross-country team maintains its position in this week’s power rankings despite running short-handed at the Manhattan Invitational.
There are some more changes in the top 10 of the girls cross-country running power rankings after Vermont teams raced all over the Northeast last weekend.
The big game in Vermont, if not New England, on Saturday is the meeting in Middlebury between 5-0 Wesleyan and the 5-0 Panthers.
EAST MONTPELIER — Thursday’s 8-2 victory over Lamoille in a steady downpour helped U-32 (12-2) clinch the No. 1 seed for Division II girls soccer playoffs.
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Muriel M. Archer NORTHFIELD — Muriel M. Archer, 97, died Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2019, at Mayo Healthcare in Northfield. Calling hours are from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 20, at Kingston Funeral Home …
One of the nicest venues to catch a show in around these parts is The Chandler Music Hall in…
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This week feels like fall proper. It’s gray, drizzly, 50s; the kind of weather that makes yo…
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Editorial
In Montpelier, Extinction Rebellion Vermont and nearly two dozen partner organizations from …
We are far away in Russia, but the news of shooting up the Rutland Police Department and sub…
I just have to say there are some questions we want answered about the Rutland shooting. All…
We face an immediate and compelling threat but probably not the one you may be thinking. As …
I would like to take this opportunity to thank our Fresh Air host families and volunteer lea…
Chaos, collapse and catastrophe — three words that describe our current national and interna…
I wish to extend my congratulations to Montpelier Fire Chief Bob Gowans on his 40-plus years…
Vermonters shouldn’t have to pay for access to their government’s public records. Government…
As part of my real job I do a lot of writing. Yesterday, at work, I was emailed a tip sheet …
Next month, like many Vermonters, I will be sending my final property tax payment to the tow…
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