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The coronavirus, or COVID-19, is having an effect on everything we do. With so much information out there, we are combining our coverage into one online space for easy access to the public. Stay safe, and please follow recommendations being provided by local, state and national leaders, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Vermont Department of Health.
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WATERBURY – State officials have released how many ventilators and the amount of personal pr…
CRAFTSBURY – Starting Monday, April 6, Sterling College, is offering an eight-week online co…
The Vermont Department of Health on Sunday announced 52 new cases of COVID-19 in Vermont, an…
Bars and restaurants in Vermont must remain closed and the Department of Motor Vehicles will…
The Vermont Department of Health on Saturday announced 72 new cases of COVID-19, the disease…
BURLINGTON – Holy Week will be held virtually this year due to the novel coronavirus pandemic.
WOODBURY – A Woodbury man is accused of attacking a household member.
MONTPELIER – The Vermont Democratic Party announces this year’s convention will be held virt…
MONTPELIER — When shelter-in-place is done, hungry Vermonters will meet again at what once w…
Large grocery stores have made significant changes to how they operate as the COVID-19 pande…
WATERBURY – State officials have released how many ventilators and the amount of personal protective equipment the state has to combat the novel coronavirus pandemic.
CRAFTSBURY – Starting Monday, April 6, Sterling College, is offering an eight-week online course, “Surviving the Future.”
The Vermont Department of Health on Sunday announced 52 new cases of COVID-19 in Vermont, and two new COVID-related deaths in a day.The state is reporting a total of 22 deaths in Vermont cause…
Bars and restaurants in Vermont must remain closed and the Department of Motor Vehicles will not provide in-person services, both until at least April 15, according to a press release sent by …
The Vermont Department of Health on Saturday announced 72 new cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus and three new COVID-related deaths.
- Law school receives $3M grant for restorative justice center
- VT Lottery
- Pats open virus testing site; RI nixes Palm Sunday service
- New Hampshire principal moving to Vermont school
- Grocery workers are key during the virus. And they're afraid
- Hartford moves ahead with $3.3 million pool project
- Truck driver charged after leading state police on chase
- VT Lottery
MONTPELIER — In light of state officials warnings Friday to not get outside but stay close to home, skiers and snowboarders itching to get in last-minute runs are urged to be cautious.
According to track promoter Mike Bruno, Devil’s Bowl Speedway remains optimistic its 54th stock car racing season will still open Sunday, May 17.
The undefeated Spaulding girls hockey team made history this winter by finishing the season without a single blemish on its record.
Dream Dozen selections Tia Martinez and Jonah Cattaneo piled up more accolades when the Capital Division announced this year’s All-Star teams.
- College student fills void with 'One Shining Moment' video
- IndyCar cancels Detroit, adds doubleheaders, 3rd Indy race
- 8 unanimous picks for All-Decade Team include Brady, Watt
- British Open canceled until '21 as golf schedule reworked
- British Open won't be played this year for 1st time since 1945; golf's oldest championship canceled until 2021
- The Latest: Bayern Munich players return to training
- Handle with care: Brignone's crystal globes come in the mail
- Jason Belmonte's back Down Under after banner PBA season
Claire (Benoit) Crossman MONTPELIER — Claire Benoit Crossman, formerly of Barre Street, died on April 1, 2020, at Burlington Health and Rehabilitation. She was 97. She was born on Oct. 6, 1922…
Joseph F. Willey NORTHFIELD — Joseph F. Willey, 91, passed away March 31, 2020, at his home on Cox Brook Road. He was born in Northfield on Feb. 10, 1929, the son of Harry Asa & Mildred S.…
Eileen (Stone) Martell ENFIELD, Conn. — Eileen (Stone) Martell, 79, wife of the late Louis F. Martell, passed away Wednesday, April 1, 2020. Born in Barre, daughter of the late Delmar and Stel…
Times are difficult right now for everyone. In these times of uncertainty and anxiety, how c…
It was late last night, cold and rainy. I’ve left one of my wife’s orange plastic garden pot…
This is such a disorienting time, when all our lives have been turned upside down and shaken…
No matter where you garden there never seems to be enough time to grow all the fresh vegetab…
If you’re home from work and champing at the bit to do something, planting some bulbs now fo…
- Virus is mostly mild and rarely fatal for US kids, data show
- CBS' 'All Rise' to produce coronavirus episode at a distance
- What to know about malaria drug and coronavirus treatment
- Work starts in Montana on disputed Canada-US oil pipeline
- California to loan 500 ventilators to national stockpile
- Virus pain easing in Spain, Italy; UK braces for bleak days
- Honor Blackman, who played Bond's Pussy Galore, dies at 94
Editorial
There is a seismic shift happening around us.
While we may tend to subscribe to a different set of political beliefs, I want to thank Gov.…
As you can see in your obituary section, many in our communities are experiencing death of t…
He said it wasn't real.
To the Caledonia Central Supervisory Union and Twinfield Union School administrations, Twinf…
As a kid, and as a sports lover, when I played backyard baseball or basketball I would alway…
My name is Jasmine Little. My sister Kaitlyn Little, my friend Sydney Adreon and I have been…
Vermont has a challenge with how to manage a significant population of people who have teste…
In this stressful time, we all need enough food at home to keep ourselves and our loved ones…
The cascade of death from COVID-19 is going to get worse - much worse. Currently, experts pr…
Vermonters have always stepped up to do their part during hard times. We lend a helping hand…
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