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MONTPELIER – Police say two John Deere utility task vehicles were stolen from Harvest Equipment.
MONTPELIER – Caledonia Spirits will make 20,000 gallons of hand sanitizer by the end of April.
The Vermont Department of Health update on the spread of the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 …
PLAINFIELD — A state official has told residents the quarantine facility at Goddard College …
BERLIN — Barely a month after voters handily approved a $3.2 million municipal budget that w…
Vermont has already spent more than $20 million on its effort to reduced the spread of the n…
SWANTON -- After another member of the Northwest State Correctional Facility tested positive…
BARRE — A call center has been set up for anyone in central Vermont seeking support services…
BARRE — One of the three finalists to take over as superintendent of schools in Barre on Jul…
BARRE — The Washington County State’s Attorney says incidents of domestic abuse have gone up…
MONTPELIER – Police say two John Deere utility task vehicles were stolen from Harvest Equipment.
MONTPELIER – Caledonia Spirits will make 20,000 gallons of hand sanitizer by the end of April.
The Vermont Department of Health update on the spread of the novel coronavirus and COVID-19 identified 32 new cases of the disease Tuesday but no new deaths.
PLAINFIELD — A state official has told residents the quarantine facility at Goddard College will not be an “internment camp” for the sick.
BERLIN — Barely a month after voters handily approved a $3.2 million municipal budget that would add roughly 10 cents to the town’s tax rate, a Select Board concerned about the long-range rami…
- Pandemic deals blow to plastic bag bans, plastic reduction
- Camp director steps down in wake of child sexual abuse probe
- 3 workers infected at Vermont prison; inmates locked down
- Owner of beloved Cambridge bookstore dead at 73
- Artist appointed as Vermont's fourth cartoonist laureate
- Law school receives $3M grant for restorative justice center
- VT Lottery
- Pats open virus testing site; RI nixes Palm Sunday service
When Burns Page got the job as the assistant executive director of the Vermont Principals’ Association many years ago, he called newspapers around the state and excitedly told the media that h…
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.
- 4-time Olympic champion Ammann eyes 2022 Winter Games
- The Latest: Italian Olympian Sabia dies with virus at 56
- Former MLS player helping Spain in fight against coronavirus
- Tokyo Olympic flame taken off display; next stop unclear
- Guirantes headed back to Rutgers instead of WNBA draft
- College baseball talent level to go up with change to draft
- AP Was There: Faldo wins a Masters known for Shark tanking
- Oklahoma State's Gundy targets May 1 return to football
Angelo Caserta MONTPELIER — Angelo Caserta, 79, passed away peacefully at his home, surrounded in love by his wife and two daughters on April 5, 2020. Angelo lost his battle with Alzheimer’s a…
Allen Fogarty-Rice 1/14/1945 - 3/15/2020 MEMPHIS Tenn. — Allen passed away in Memphis, Tenn. on March 15, 2020. He was the only son of Raymond and Eveline Rice of Walden. Surviving family incl…
Sally Bilodeau WILLIAMSTOWN — Sally Bilodeau, 82, of Brush Hill Road, passed away on Saturday, April 4, 2020, at her home with her family at her bedside. A complete obituary will be published …
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…
- With Johnson hospitalized, who's who in Britain's Cabinet?
- Passover in isolation dampens holiday mood in Israel
- Rio samba schools start sewing scrubs in coronavirus effort
- Italy, Spain ICU pressures decline, but emotional toll rises
- Making plans, defiantly, amid the chaos and madness
- The Latest: Report: Japan's economy to shrink by record 25%
- New York's virus toll tops 9/11, while Wuhan ends lockdown
Editorial
One of the nice things about self-isolation is that people are taking the time to express th…
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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