EAST MONTPELIER – Mirissa Bidwell went 3-for-3 with a triple Saturday for the Lamoille softb…
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EAST MONTPELIER - The challenges of a four-game week finally caught up with the U-32 basebal…
BARRE TOWN – Local officials have recognized two Barre Town road crew workers for a selfless…
MONTPELIER – Hundreds of people filled the State House lawn Saturday to support Sen. Bernie …
EAST MONTPELIER – The Spaulding girls lacrosse team rallied to an 11-8 victory over U-32 on …
The Vermont Association of Insurance Professionals announced that Deb Emmons, from Vermont M…
RUTLAND — Jim and Joan Watson announce that Kristin Martelle has joined the Rutland office o…
RICHMOND — Grace Oedel will lead Northeast Organic Farming Association-Vermont as the new ex…
The Vermont Association of Insurance Professionals announced the new board of directors for …
BARRE — The Spaulding boys lacrosse team locked up the No. 1 seed for the upcoming Division …
BARRE TOWN – Local officials have recognized two Barre Town road crew workers for a selfless act they took part in.
MONTPELIER – Hundreds of people filled the State House lawn Saturday to support Sen. Bernie Sanders in his bid for president.
MONTPELIER — Capital City schools have all been supplied with naloxone, the opioid reversal drug, as a defense against death due to a drug overdose.
BARRE — A market study that raised red flags has derailed the hoped-for big reveal of the future site of the Granite City Grocery and has members of the cooperative’s elected board ready to so…
MONTPELIER — Ruminants will once again be called in to tackle a persistent problem in the Capital City.
- Vermont reminds people not to release aquarium fish
- VT Lottery
- 10 Vermont arts groups to get grants from the NEA
- Joining biking trails and bringing money to New England
- Vermont City Marathon closes some Burlington streets
- Campus of now-closed Southern Vermont College up for sale
- VT Lottery
- Vermont historic sites opening for the summer season
EAST MONTPELIER – Mirissa Bidwell went 3-for-3 with a triple Saturday for the Lamoille softball team, which scored five runs in the seventh inning to earn a 16-14 victory over U-32.
EAST MONTPELIER - The challenges of a four-game week finally caught up with the U-32 baseball team during Saturday’s 17-10 loss against Lamoille.
EAST MONTPELIER – The Spaulding girls lacrosse team rallied to an 11-8 victory over U-32 on Saturday, hammering home the fact that no team is safe in Division II.
BARRE — The Spaulding boys lacrosse team locked up the No. 1 seed for the upcoming Division II playoffs with Friday’s 15-9 victory over St. Johnsbury.
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Melvin Christie Marge Christie BARRE — The graveside service to honor the lives of Melvin Christie and his beloved wife, Marge Christie will be held on Sunday, June 2, 2019 at 1:00 p.m. in the…
Julia A. Carpenter MARSHFIELD — The graveside service to honor and celebrate the life of Julia A. Carpenter, 83, will be held on Friday, May 31, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. in the Vermont Veterans Memo…
Margaret O. Clark BERLIN — A graveside service to honor and celebrate the life of Margaret O. Clark, 77, of Hospitality Drive who passed away on January 4, 2019 will be held on Friday, May 31,…
Depending where you live — a cold hollow, a hilltop or near a large body of water, you may b…
Things have come a long way, in terms of getting more people involved in outdoor activities …
The late, beloved Professor Allen Foley of Norwich, author of, among other things, “What the…
Taking Down Barns
Often, when I spot an interesting bird, I don’t have my binoculars handy. I’m holding a padd…
- Pelley says complaints to execs led to evening news ouster
- Beckham scores as United faces Bayern 20 years after CL win
- NBC, NHL encouraged about ratings heading into Cup Final
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