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Snapshots
BARRE – A locally owned lumber company will stay in the Allen family’s hands for a little lo…
BARRE – The courthouse in Barre is running as smoothly as it can be, given the novel coronav…
NORTHFIELD – Police say a Northfield woman died in a house fire that appeared to have been c…
EAST MONTPELIER – The Washington Central School Board ratified a tentative settlement with u…
Editor’s note: Current PrEvents is produced by the Central Vermont New Directions Coalition …
The state has started a new website looking for volunteers to help Vermont's efforts to slow…
In its 35th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company an…
In its 35th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company an…
WORCESTER, Mass. — Following its best season in program history, the Castleton University wr…
One good turn …
BARRE – A locally owned lumber company will stay in the Allen family’s hands for a little longer than expected due to delays associated coronavirus crisis.
BARRE – The courthouse in Barre is running as smoothly as it can be, given the novel coronavirus pandemic, but the Washington County State’s Attorney isn’t happy about one tweak affecting indi…
NORTHFIELD – Police say a Northfield woman died in a house fire that appeared to have been caused by a chimney Thursday.
EAST MONTPELIER – The Washington Central School Board ratified a tentative settlement with unionized teachers following a virtual closed-door meeting Wednesday night, but didn’t publicly send …
Editor’s note: Current PrEvents is produced by the Central Vermont New Directions Coalition as part of the Regional Prevention Partnership grant from the Vermont Department of Health.
- Official: Referendum threshold met despite tossed signatures
- Vermont prison worker tests positive, no inmate cases found
- Bitter business for maple syrup makers amid virus outbreak
- Feds: Glider in crash was 'overloaded,' lacking equipment
- VT Lottery
- Vermont family displaced after grease fire destroys home
- Vermont: large retailers stop sales of non-essential items
- April 1, rent's due: Many struggle to pay in virus outbreak
In its 35th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company announced a Vermont student was its player of the year.
In its 35th year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company announced a Vermont student was its player of the year.
WORCESTER, Mass. — Following its best season in program history, the Castleton University wrestling team saw seven wrestlers land All-New England Wrestling Association recognition with a trio …
I don’t consider myself a pack rat. Yet, I still have a note from Tony Adams that he sent me 30 years ago.
- Nick Saban favors extra teaching time, not longer fall camp
- Patriots use team plane to help Mass., fly N95 in from China
- Study: Gonzaga, Michigan top academics-based NCAA brackets
- Ed Farmer, White Sox broadcaster, former pitcher, dies at 70
- VIRUS DIARY: Fantasy baseball, when real ball is the fantasy
- Survey: Athletic directors bracing for financial crisis
- Brescia ready to forfeit matches if Italian season resumes
- Spanish league wants mini-camp, testing before resuming
Bryan L. Merrill BARRE – The graveside service of Bryan L. Merrill originally scheduled for Saturday, April 18, 2020, at 11 a.m. in Hope Cemetery in Barre has been postponed. The service will …
John Edwin Brink LUNENBURG — John Edwin Brink, 54, died unexpectedly on Friday, March 27, 2020. John was born to Jeanne and John (Emrick) on April 28, 1965, and adopted by her husband, Douglas…
C. Jean Matthews MONTPELIER — C. Jean Matthews, 95, passed away peacefully and in the comfort of her daughters, Karen and Gail, at the Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin on Wednesday mor…
If you’re one of the many people stuck at home right now and need a good movie to pass the t…
My apologies for missing you guys last week. For the first time in the well over a decade I’…
UnlockingBy Alice B. Fogel
This is an unprecedented time for all of us and there is understandably a lot of fear and an…
Editor’s note: Dennis Jensen’s column has been suspended until after the COVID-19 crisis has…
- Central Park houses hospital ward as NY races to add beds
- States demand ventilators as feds ration limited supply
- Trump admin moves toward promoting broader use of face masks
- Passengers of 2 cruise ships with coronavirus cases given green light to disembark at Florida port, commissioner says
- In coastal Ecuador city families wait with the mounting dead
- US allowing longer shifts at nuclear plants in pandemic
- Spanish hospital personnel must improvise in a makeshift ICU
Editorial
There is a seismic shift happening around us.
My name is Jasmine Little. My sister Kaitlyn Little, my friend Sydney Adreon and I have been…
Couple of things about the thought that Amazon is the answer to buying: Amazon has widely to…
I'm sure many people wondered where the dad was when they read Jeff Danziger's "Non-digital …
I suggest our illustrious President Trump divert our money for "his wall" back to the Americ…
I am trying, like most of us, to stay positive in this situation that is significant in the …
I fear this virus may be setting the stage for the end of our democracy. I am not just think…
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…
In the face of a surging COVID-19 pandemic, the U.S. Department of Justice has asked Congres…
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