EAST MONTPELIER — Sophomore Tia Martinez stepped up like a seasoned veteran down the stretch…
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NORTHFIELD — The Norwich University women’s ice hockey team was outmatched by Amherst Colleg…
BARRE — Four “Bees,” or not four “Bees?” That was the question that prompted one city counci…
PLAINFIELD — A resident at the School Street Apartments in Plainfield says people are smokin…
The following is a sampling of calls provided to The Times Argus by Montpelier police in rec…
MONTPELIER — Federal employees working in Vermont without pay during the partial government …
MONTPELIER — Federal employees working in Vermont without pay during the partial government …
Sometimes we know exactly what a team’s record means. We look at the CVU girls basketball te…
MONTPELIER — The long anticipated legal battle about Act 46 kicked off quietly in a St. Alba…
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The New England Collegiate Baseball League is headed to one of the regi…
BARRE — Four “Bees,” or not four “Bees?” That was the question that prompted one city councilor to storm out of Monday’s budget workshop moments after expressing his unflinching support for a …
PLAINFIELD — A resident at the School Street Apartments in Plainfield says people are smoking inside the building and he wants the town to do something about it.
The following is a sampling of calls provided to The Times Argus by Montpelier police in recent days.
MONTPELIER — Federal employees working in Vermont without pay during the partial government shutdown will be able to file for unemployment benefits, though they’ll have to pay it back.
MONTPELIER — Federal employees working in Vermont without pay during the partial government shutdown will be able to file for unemployment benefits, though they’ll have to pay it back.
- Mid-major fallout: Grad transfers can hurt teams they leave
- State to add prison staff trained in overdose reversal drug
- Sanders seeks to avoid another stumble with black SC voters
- Sanders seeks to avoid another stumble with black SC voters
- Sanders seeks to avoid another stumble with black SC voters
- Hungry opossums could help fight against Lyme disease
- 2 Vermont resorts offer free skiing to furloughed workers
- Vermont makes it easier for US workers to get benefits
EAST MONTPELIER — Sophomore Tia Martinez stepped up like a seasoned veteran down the stretch Tuesday, guiding Lake Region to a 38-34 girls basketball victory over U-32.
NORTHFIELD — The Norwich University women’s ice hockey team was outmatched by Amherst College during Tuesday’s 3-1 loss at Kreitzberg Arena in non-conference action.
Sometimes we know exactly what a team’s record means. We look at the CVU girls basketball team’s unbeaten mark and we know it stands for excellence.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — The New England Collegiate Baseball League is headed to one of the region’s most iconic summer communities, as the Martha’s Vineyard Sharks will join the action as an expa…
- South Korea human rights body to investigate abuse in sports
- Petty, Hall lead Alabama past No. 20 Ole Miss 74-53
- Matthews beats buzzer, No. 5 Michigan edges Minnesota 59-57
- Osaka tops Svitolina for 1st Australian semi; Serena next?
- Silva's 32 lead Gamecocks to 80-77 win over No. 16 Auburn
- In his final year Edgar Martinez gets call from Cooperstown
- After tough year, Gronk coming alive at right time for Pats
- Rivera unanimous; Halladay, Edgar, Mussina voted to HOF
Alice G. Thurston BARRE TOWN — Alice G. Thurston, 92, of Websterville Road, passed away on Sunday, Jan. 20, 2019, at Barre Gardens Nursing and Rehabilitation with her loving family at her beds…
Lorianna M. Davis RANDOLPH — Lorianna M. Davis, 91, died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019, at Gifford Medical Center. She was born May 11, 1927, in St. Juste, Quebec, Canada, the daughter of Romeo and …
Patricia Miller Coburn POST MILLS — Patricia Miller Coburn, 90, died on Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019, at the Woodridge Nursing Home. She was born in Newport on Jan. 11, 1929, the daughter of Leon a…
January is Mentoring Awareness Month!
It’s lunchtime on a regular Tuesday at Vermont Bicycle Shop on Main Street in Barre, and own…
Hundreds of years ago, haunting bugle-like calls echoed through these hills and valleys. The…
I love hot and spicy peppers. As a young man, I lived in West Africa for nearly 10 years, fi…
It’s National Ski Safety Awareness Week, so let me glide through a few tips on ski and snowb…
We were saddened to learn of the deaths in 2018 of people we were fond of. Two of them were …
- Russell Baker, author and NY Times columnist is dead at 93
- Chinese model in derided Dolce & Gabbana ad apologizes
- Plutos Sama Holdings, Inc. Newest Acquisition, Vapiano, Pays It Forward to TSA Workers Impacted by Government Shutdown
- 'Black Panther' makes Oscar history with best picture nod
- Netflix joins MPAA lobbying group, its 1st streaming member
- Spike Lee on his first Oscar nomination for best director
- Trump says he told Sanders 'not to bother' with briefing
Editorial
Climate change? What climate change? Oh, that climate change.
I was very impressed by the New Hampshire governor's inaugural address — especially this par…
While the USS Trump maneuvers through the political shutdown swamp, here are some things to …
Many Vermonters are unfamiliar with our state weatherization program. Through this program, …
So much attention to the goddess Ceres atop the golden dome in Montpelier, and none paid the…
Due to low wages and high cost of living, Vermont is one of the most difficult states for wo…
I am encouraging Barre Town voters to turn our and vote "yes" Jan. 8, on the Act 46 re-vote.…
I am deeply disappointed with the manner in which the attorney general has addressed Kiah Mo…
Having spent a lot of time traveling the country, I believe Vermont’s political system is th…
It’s National Mentoring Month, so, it is a good time to ask the question, “Why am I a mentor…
Two years ago, the Legislature created a six-member commission to assess the 50 years of exp…
Personally, I feel compelled to respond to the “editorial” of the Barre-Montpelier Times Arg…