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Vermont’s smallest schools usually have no business competing on the soccer pitch against Division I powers like CVU, South Burlington or Colchester.
FAIR HAVEN — The town is asking people not to use the dog park yet, and its organizers say they are not happy.
FAIR HAVEN — If a player puts themselves in the right spot around the goal, more often than not, they’ll be rewarded.
WHITE RIVER JCT. — The Springfield girls soccer bounced back from conceding an early goal to beat Hartford 2-1 Thursday afternoon.
Up to 100 Afghan refugees are coming to Vermont, but it remained unclear Thursday how many might make it to Rutland.
The Rutland NAACP will honor a trio of Vermont racial justice leaders this weekend.
Vermont’s largest one-day total of COVID cases was actually for more than one day, state officials said Thursday.
It’s early but it’s always nice to get out ahead of a story. Certainly, what the University of Vermont men’s soccer team is doing is one of th…
FAIR HAVEN — The town is asking people not to use the dog park yet, and its organizers say they are not happy.
Up to 100 Afghan refugees are coming to Vermont, but it remained unclear Thursday how many might make it to Rutland.
The Rutland NAACP will honor a trio of Vermont racial justice leaders this weekend.
Vermont’s largest one-day total of COVID cases was actually for more than one day, state officials said Thursday.
MONTPELIER — The Department of Public Safety has pulled the plug — at least temporarily — on a new computer-assisted dispatch and records system for Vermont State Police (VSP) and many local a…
RUTLAND TOWN — Rutland Town’s leaders said Tuesday they would like to use the COVID stimulus to hold down the tax rate.
As the delta variant of COVID-19 continues to spread, more Vermont school districts are making vaccines mandatory.
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- Lockdown lifted at 2 schools, possible threat investigated
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Vermont’s smallest schools usually have no business competing on the soccer pitch against Division I powers like CVU, South Burlington or Colchester.
FAIR HAVEN — If a player puts themselves in the right spot around the goal, more often than not, they’ll be rewarded.
WHITE RIVER JCT. — The Springfield girls soccer bounced back from conceding an early goal to beat Hartford 2-1 Thursday afternoon.
It’s early but it’s always nice to get out ahead of a story. Certainly, what the University of Vermont men’s soccer team is doing is one of the great stories of the fall sports season so far.
Getting off to a fast start gives a team an extra jolt of confidence as the air gets more bitter and the hits sting just a little bit more.
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- "Hard Knocks" to showcase Colts for first in-season episodes
- Track coach Salazar's 4-year doping ban upheld by CAS
- Aaron Donald turns 30, closes in on more records for Rams
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- Idled Thai taxis go green with mini-gardens on car roofs
- Piers Morgan to launch new TV show in deal with News Corp
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