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NORTHFIELD – Six Norwich players scored during Sunday's 6-2 victory over Connecticut College…
HIGH SCHOOL SKI RESULTS
NORTHFIELD — The Castleton University women’s ice hockey team spoiled Norwich’s return to th…
BARRE - Lilly Tewksbury scored her first varsity goal before adding another for good measure…
EAST MONTPELIER — A short-handed Montpelier squad capped a regular-season sweep over U-32 fo…
MONTPELIER — Mining employees, cattlemen and beef producers, Lyft taxi ride drivers, postal …
MONTPELIER — Mining employees, cattlemen and beef producers, Lyft taxi ride drivers, postal …
BOSTON — University of Vermont women’s basketball forward Anna Olson was named the America E…
PITTSFORD — Esports are coming to town.
WAITSFIELD — Vermont State Police say a chimney fire destroyed a Waitsfield home.
MONTPELIER — Mining employees, cattlemen and beef producers, Lyft taxi ride drivers, postal workers and massage therapists are among 56 statewide or national groups that have petitioned Gov. P…
MONTPELIER — Mining employees, cattlemen and beef producers, Lyft taxi ride drivers, postal workers and massage therapists are among 56 statewide or national groups that have petitioned Gov. P…
PITTSFORD — Esports are coming to town.
WAITSFIELD — Vermont State Police say a chimney fire destroyed a Waitsfield home.
MONTPELIER — State officials say students are struggling during the novel coronavirus pandemic and “kids are not OK.”
BARRE — Days before a Town Meeting Day that will turn over nearly half of its nine seats, the Barre Unified School Board agreed to put a finer point on an administrative restructuring that occ…
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- Maine rep votes no on aid; New England COVID-19 rates steady
- Vermont trail group open to state help on rail-trail upkeep
- Collins eyes border ease; MA lawmaker wants fair shot access
- Town reschedules town meeting, election over mailing glitch
- Things to Know: $1.9T package heads toward House approval
- Woman in international same-sex child custody case in court
- Editorial Roundup: New England
NORTHFIELD – Six Norwich players scored during Sunday's 6-2 victory over Connecticut College in an exhibition game at Kreitzberg Arena.
HIGH SCHOOL SKI RESULTS
NORTHFIELD — The Castleton University women’s ice hockey team spoiled Norwich’s return to the ice for the first time in nearly a year with Saturday's 4-3 overtime victory at Kreitzberg Arena.
BARRE - Lilly Tewksbury scored her first varsity goal before adding another for good measure Saturday, helping the Spaulding girls hockey team extend its undefeated streak to 27 games.
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- Jodie Foster fulfills promise to thank Packers QB at Globes
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- Irv Cross, NFL player, pioneer Black analyst, dies at 81
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Margery L. Irish WATERBURY CENTER — Margery L. Irish, 91, of Waterbury Center passed away in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with loved ones by her side on Feb. 5, 2021. Despite the loss of her…
Marie (White) Lessard GRANITEVILLE — Marie Kathleen (White) Lessard of Graniteville, Vermont, passed from this life on Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021, after many years of combating illness that kept h…
Theresa Desilets Callahan PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — Theresa Elaine Desilets Callahan peacefully passed away on Feb. 19, 2021, at the age of 88, surrounded by her loving family. She is survived by E…
It was just three months ago that Neil Dunlop traded a pressed work shirt and tie for head-t…
Atrial fibrillation is the most common cardiac arrhythmia. It is an irregularly irregular pa…
On Town Meeting Day, registered Vermont voters come together to discuss the business of thei…
I know it can be dangerous, but I was just thinking …
I know that many people, especially gardeners younger than the age of 40, use the internet t…
- The Latest: German hair salons reopen as virus rules eased
- Countries call on drug companies to share vaccine know-how
- Fonda says Hollywood needs more diversity after Globes honor
- Jodie Foster fulfills promise to thank Packers QB at Globes
- Asia Today: India expands its vaccination drive
- Chloé Zhao is 2nd woman to win best director prize at Globes
- India giving COVID-19 vaccines to more people as cases rise
Sarah Galbraith has a story in this week’s Magazine about a local farm changing hands from o…
Because of the restrictions required by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Town of Plainfield will b…
It’s time to vaccinate our teachers and correctional officers who wish to be vaccinated. The…
It’s sad to see how low the Republican Party has crept. After years of betraying its values …
The truth: Voting "yes," means we only fly the city, state, federal (including MIA/POW) flags.
I just got the email. Lowered our flag halfway down the pole. In honor of the half-million d…
There are many questions still abounding with reference to things happening at the time of t…
State of Texas, laws, resistance, cold weather, political cartoon
Hollywood, escaping the pandemic, political cartoon
I grew up in a small village, in more innocent times, and had the good fortune to be able to…
Most people don’t believe there’s any kind of politics in the Bible, since churches teach th…
After reading UVM President Garimella’s column, “Vermont by Degrees: Developing tomorrow’s s…
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