MONTPELIER — Branden Reynolds scored two late goals and the Mount Abraham boys soccer team s…
CABOT — The No. 12 Craftsbury boys soccer team pulled off an upset Tuesday with a 2-1 overti…
DUXBURY — Milton girls soccer is 16-2 in championship appearances after winning the past fou…
MONTPELIER — The Montpelier girls soccer team snagged a 3-0 playdown victory over Woodstock …
The Department for Children and Families said in an Oct. 11 court filing that it had discont…
EAST MONTPELIER — The East Montpelier Select Board has voted to offer its employees a 5% inc…
BARRE — A man experiencing a mental crisis recently was given assistance at the Aldrich Publ…
The following is a sampling of calls provided to The Times Argus by Barre Town police in rec…
The following is a sampling of calls provided to The Times Argus by Barre City police in rec…
MONTPELIER — Fundraisers are closing in on a $600,000 goal for capital improvements at the K…
The Department for Children and Families said in an Oct. 11 court filing that it had discontinued the use of the “North Unit” at the Woodside Juvenile Rehabilitation Center in Colchester that …
EAST MONTPELIER — The East Montpelier Select Board has voted to offer its employees a 5% increase in subsidies for health insurance to offset increased premiums by insurance companies next year.
BARRE — A man experiencing a mental crisis recently was given assistance at the Aldrich Public Library, according to the library director, who said it was an example of how libraries are becom…
The following is a sampling of calls provided to The Times Argus by Barre Town police in recent days.
The following is a sampling of calls provided to The Times Argus by Barre City police in recent days:
- 2 men facing 15 years in Vermont-Boston drugs for guns deal
- Former Vermont lawmaker faces fourth sex crimes trial
- Patriots blitz Darnold, Jets 33-0 to remain undefeated
- Vermont nuclear plant demolition to be ahead of schedule
- Former Vermont tax examiner pleads to embezzlement charge
- VT Lottery
- Grief counselors at school after 2 boys die in house fire
- Little change in gas prices in northern New England
MONTPELIER — Branden Reynolds scored two late goals and the Mount Abraham boys soccer team sent Montpelier packing with a 2-0 victory during Tuesday’s Division II playdown.
CABOT — The No. 12 Craftsbury boys soccer team pulled off an upset Tuesday with a 2-1 overtime victory over No. 5 Twinfield in the Division IV playdowns.
DUXBURY — Milton girls soccer is 16-2 in championship appearances after winning the past four Division II titles.
MONTPELIER — The Montpelier girls soccer team snagged a 3-0 playdown victory over Woodstock on Tuesday and punched a ticket to the Division II quarterfinals.
- Very complex: Nats, Astros share spring site, meet in Series
- Astros reliever James uses mental training to succeed
- Brand Name: 76ers GM goes full circle in championship hunt
- Leonard leads Clippers over LeBron and Lakers 112-102
- Max-imum effort: Scherzer, Nats wiggle to win Series opener
- Cole's streak ends as Nats rough up Astros ace in Game 1
- Zimmerman full circle with HR trot for Nats in World Series
- Paralympian Marieke Vervoort fulfills wish to take own life
Tina Arvazean Pariseau BARRE — Arvazean was born on April 26, 1929, in the small, coal mining community of Glomawr, Kentucky, and left this world on Oct. 17, 2019, surrounded by the love of fa…
Shirley J. Eagan WATERBURY — Shirley J. Eagan, 87, passed away in the comfort of family at Woodridge Nursing Home in Berlin on Sunday morning, Oct. 20, 2019. Born in Peoria, Illinois, on July …
Mary (Melvin) Chouinard BARRE CITY — Mary Melvin Chouinard, 86, of Allen Street, passed away on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2019, at the Woodridge Rehabilitation Center in Berlin. Born in Graniteville on…
A breast cancer diagnosis at age 41 in 2018 tore my life apart and then put it back together…
More than 40 million American adults suffer from mental illnesses like anxiety, depression a…
Vermont was the crumple zone in the collision between the Adirondacks to the west and the lo…
Bill Walsh lives in East Barre. When we had lunch at a downtown restaurant a few weeks ago, …
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the gold standard for screening for breast can…
- Is the stethoscope dying? High-tech rivals pose a threat
- Paralympian Marieke Vervoort fulfills wish to take own life
- Pelosi's prescription for high drug prices clears committee
- 2 guilty in $1B fraud as feds auction Burt Reynolds Trans Am
- Celebrities to get drag makeovers in RuPaul's new VH1 series
- It's a boy for 'GIRL' singer Maren Morris
- 'Jeffersons,' 'Diff'rent Strokes' producer Al Burton dies
Editorial
Hunting season is upon us. The pastime is part of the foundation of the state’s history and legacy.
Trump’s letter to Turkey President Erdogan was missing only one thing, a postscript:
Wow, what a week. The first three days of Rise Up Bakery's (48 Granite St., Barre, behind th…
City Manager Bill Fraser’s claim that I’ve asked for “private easement” is a sleazy, politic…
I like Bernie, Elizabeth and many of the other Democratic hopefuls. However, the artificial …
We are far away in Russia, but the news of shooting up the Rutland Police Department and sub…
I just have to say there are some questions we want answered about the Rutland shooting. All…
Should Vermont taxpayer-funded government lawyers do free legal work for private law firms a…
Last Thursday, I had the opportunity to meet and listen to Bill Weld, Republican candidate f…
Of all the 50 states, California has been blessed with every advantage. A mild climate. Fert…
Vermonters shouldn’t have to pay for access to their government’s public records. Government…
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