CASTLETON – Stephen Lavesque, the Vermont men’s Lions’ Cup soccer coach, couldn’t have drawn…
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass. – A four-run onslaught by the New Bedford Bay Sox in the fourth inning wa…
CASTLETON — The Vermont team could easily identify where they lost the women's game of the L…
MONTPELIER – Police are investigating the death of a 4-year-old boy who drowned in a swimmin…
MONTPELIER — Many people remember where they were when Apollo 11 made the first manned landi…
CALAIS — The restoration of the historic Robinson Sawmill continues to make progress with on…
MARSHFIELD – Imagine you don’t recognize people, including the people who live with you? Ima…
DEW Construction announced that Taylor Woodward has been promoted to executive vice presiden…
BURLINGTON — Jeanne Gearon, a veteran Missouri Catholic educator and school principal, becam…
NEWPORT, R.I. — A competitive battle between the Vermont Mountaineers and Newport Gulls was …
MONTPELIER – Police are investigating the death of a 4-year-old boy who drowned in a swimming pool on Friday night.
MONTPELIER — Many people remember where they were when Apollo 11 made the first manned landing on the Moon on July 20, 1969.
CALAIS — The restoration of the historic Robinson Sawmill continues to make progress with ongoing fundraising to complete the project.
MARSHFIELD – Imagine you don’t recognize people, including the people who live with you? Imagine that the things that are important always seem to be missing. Worse yet, imagine that the peopl…
MONTPELIER — A “scoping study” in the Capital City will explore options for the most conflicted intersection at Main and Barre streets at two upcoming public meetings.
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CASTLETON – Stephen Lavesque, the Vermont men’s Lions’ Cup soccer coach, couldn’t have drawn it up any better.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. – A four-run onslaught by the New Bedford Bay Sox in the fourth inning was enough to doom the Vermont Mountaineers on Saturday evening at Paul Walsh Field in a key New Engla…
CASTLETON — The Vermont team could easily identify where they lost the women's game of the Lions Twin State Soccer Cup, a 3-1 setback to New Hampshire in Saturday's annual all-star game pittin…
NEWPORT, R.I. — A competitive battle between the Vermont Mountaineers and Newport Gulls was decided in the final frame, sending the Gulls to a 4-3 victory Friday night at Cardines Field in New…
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Rev. Charles P. Calcagni BARRE — The family of the Rev. Charles Peter Calcagni, born in Barre on June 15, 1932, sadly relate his passing in Rutland, Oct. 25, 2018. Charlie was the loving son o…
Jeffrey I. Paronto Sr. CORINTH — Jeffrey I. “Papa” Paronto Sr., 61, of Cookeville Road, passed away on Tuesday, July 16, 2019, at his home with his family beside him. Born March 17, 1958, in B…
Stephen Martin Greaves MORRISVILLE — If you’re about ready to sit down and read a book, think of Stephen Martin Greaves. He loved to relax with a book in his hand. Steve passed away on July 15…
The act of flipping a row of sizzling burgers on a barbecue grill is one of summer’s simple …
The act of flipping a row of sizzling burgers on a barbecue grill is one of summer’s simple …
I recently went to Cochranville, Pennsylvania, to visit relatives, and they brought me to vi…
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I don’t know how the mosquitoes know, but they do know. They know that whenever a motorized …
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Editorial
A Washington Post investigation published this week points to the staggering extent the opio…
Google 'the forgotten war' and see the answer. It would have been nice if the Korean War vet…
The town of Worcester enjoyed one of the most successful Fourth of July celebrations in rece…
The Weekender's editorial commented on the public's lack of understanding of the freedoms gu…
I recently became aware of a petition by Vermont Law School students to enact a regulated co…
Kudos to whoever is now writing Montpelier's Police Log.
There is a Chinese phrase, "Death by a thousand cuts" that seems to have been adopted by the…
A few years ago, my doctor recommended a routine heart exam. I would be paying for it out-of…
My memories of winter evaporate like a melting maple creamie. After a couple of weeks of war…
The following are edited remarks provided to the Barre City Council on Tuesday evening:
EMS personnel face extremely high rates of workplace violence. Violent incidents against EMS…
I recently spent some time asking people on the street two questions: Is health insurance to…
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