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Vermont courthouses, which have been largely idle for the past few months, will resume heari…
On April 16, like most Vermonters, Tom Kearns was waiting out a pandemic, hunkered down with…
PLAINFIELD – Local officials are seeking additional funds for a pedestrian walkway on the br…
For Nate Doyon and Nina Livellara, of Greenwood Lake, the pandemic turned the Vermonters’ pa…
When COVID-19 closed restaurants and farmers’ markets in New York City, Amanda Andrews, owne…
BURLINGTON — After a barn cat was infected by rabies in the town of Addison, state health of…
Call it turning the page.
MONTPELIER – When it comes to a parks ordinance the City Council is in the process of revisi…
MONTPELIER – Councilors appear poised to mandate masks be worn by anyone entering a commerci…
Memorial Day weekend
Vermont courthouses, which have been largely idle for the past few months, will resume hearings on Monday, although some details still need to be worked out, according to Judge Brian Grearson,…
On April 16, like most Vermonters, Tom Kearns was waiting out a pandemic, hunkered down with his family in Castleton. The next day, he drove his truck into the shadow of death known as Queens,…
PLAINFIELD – Local officials are seeking additional funds for a pedestrian walkway on the bridge on Main Street because they say the bids they got for the project earlier this year put its cos…
For Nate Doyon and Nina Livellara, of Greenwood Lake, the pandemic turned the Vermonters’ part-time business, Local Donut, into an nearly every day, full-time endeavor.
When COVID-19 closed restaurants and farmers’ markets in New York City, Amanda Andrews, owner of Tamarack Hollow Farm in Plainfield, had to change her business model: Now she is selling her ve…
- Editorial Roundup: New England
- Vermont barbers, stylists reopening as restrictions ease
- Proposed interstate school district faces roadblock
- Vermont VA hospital latest to begin resumption of services
- Vermont GOP governor to seek re-election, won't campaign now
- VT Lottery
- Vermont Senate considering vote-by-mail legislation
- Vermont police search for suspect in morning shooting
Middlebury College recently recognized nine seniors at its annual Athletic Awards Ceremony with Chloe Levins, a Rutland High graduate, earning one of the honors.
The National Basketball League of Canada announced this week that for the second consecutive season Joseph Salerno, a graduate of Montpelier High School and the coach of the Moncton Magic, has…
The National Basketball League of Canada announced this week that for the second consecutive season Joseph Salerno, a graduate of Montpelier High School and the coach of the Moncton Magic, has…
The ‘C’ in Creed screams COMMUNITY. Rutland High School senior Matt Creed is this year’s recipient of the Robert Stafford High School Athlete Community Service Award presented by the Vermont C…
- D-backs cut about quarter of staff with layoffs, furloughs
- Big 12 revenue distribution down only slightly amid pandemic
- Aldon Smith says he's better man, seeks revival with Cowboys
- MLB teams cut hundreds with minor league season in doubt
- Regulator freezes accounts of Mexico's Cruz Azul soccer team
- AP sources: No consensus yet on NBA return-to-play plan
- Power Five leagues ask Congress for athlete compensation law
- Federer tops highest-earning athlete list at more than $100M
Helen B. Roy ESSEX JUNCTION — Helen Begin Roy, 103, of 18 Carmichael St. passed away peacefully on Sunday, May 24, 2020, in her home at Mansfield Place. Born Jan. 8, 1917, in St. Samuel-de-Gay…
Wendall Robert Baldwin EAST MONTPELIER — Wendall Robert Baldwin, 83, formerly of East Montpelier, died May 6, 2020, in Gold Hill, Oregon. Born Feb. 23, 1937, to Cecil Henry Baldwin and Christi…
Brian D. Greene MONTPELIER — Brian D. Greene, big brother, artist, friend to many and a lifetime resident of Montpelier, Vermont, passed away peacefully on May 21, 2020, at 61, with his loving…
“Think globally, act locally.” Sometimes seen on bumper stickers and T-shirts, It is the old…
I don’t mean to sound like I’m bragging, but if it will grow in Cornish Flat, New Hampshire,…
On my way home after a morning of turkey hunting the other day, traveling along a road in Hu…
The late Wade Hemsworth is to Canada roughly what Willie Nelson is to the United States. In …
What is a stroke? A stroke, or brain attack, happens when blood flow to your brain is stoppe…
- OSHA cites nursing home for delayed coronavirus reporting
- Officials cite mistakes as CDC removes coronavirus guidance
- Officers in violent arrest to face NYPD disciplinary charges
- Kylie Jenner, Forbes spar over story on billionaire status
- US cuts WHO ties over virus, takes action against Hong Kong
- After criticism, Russia expands stats on virus-linked deaths
- Ricky Martin makes "Pausa" to channel newly found anxiety
Editorial
One of the opportunities that has come from the challenge of this pandemic is a renewed inte…
Three cheers for Mayor Lucas Herring for filling 50 Green Up Day bags and challenging member…
The truth is, at times, painful and accusatory in its accuracy. The truth may make us inspec…
Dot Helling, in her recent commentary about the proposed $10 million-plus parking building M…
After reading Dot Helling’s long dissertation on why the parking garage is unwarranted, why …
Melissa Battah is asking for your vote for a position on the Barre Town Select Board. She wi…
Barre Town has an important contest for Select Board member in the June 2 election, and one …
Please, for everyone’s health, safety and prosperity, close Montpelier’s streets! By that, I…
It’s great to see the Vermont Department of Health’s Tobacco Control Program is serving as a…
The obscenely expensive fighter jets flying over to “salute” health care workers, jumbled up…
During these stressful times, it is hard to remember what sorts of things we should be think…
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