We will be publishing a print edition on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday until further notice. The COVID-19 crisis has forced us to make this temporary change. We hope to be back to publishing five days as soon as the health crisis has abated. We also recently suspended all walk-in traffic t…
The coronavirus, or COVID-19, is having an effect on everything we do. With so much information out there, we are combining our coverage into one online space for easy access to the public. Stay safe, and please follow recommendations being provided by local, state and national leaders, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Vermont Department of Health.
BURLINGTON — Burton Snowboards will donate half a million N95 respirator masks to health care workers in the northeast dealing with the COVID-…
WEST PAWLET - Vermont State Police are trying to find the driver of a Jeep that crashed on Route 153.
Doctors at Rutland Regional Medical Center and Central Vermont Medical Center say they are using hydroxychloroquine to treat patients for COVI…
WELLS – Troopers with the Vermont State Police are investigating an alleged burglary at Western Shores Road home they believe happened on Thur…
Common sense and a state-ordered ban on in-person group worship have changed, at least temporarily, how Vermonters can worship this Passover a…
With reports of farmers dumping milk because of a steep drop in demand owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, one might wonder why some grocery store…
MONTPELIER — Despite an outbreak at the prison in St. Albans, state officials say the data shows Vermont appears to be in good shape in combat…
The unemployment system in the state is overwhelmed by the amount of people making claims.
BURLINGTON — Burton Snowboards will donate half a million N95 respirator masks to health care workers in the northeast dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
WEST PAWLET - Vermont State Police are trying to find the driver of a Jeep that crashed on Route 153.
Doctors at Rutland Regional Medical Center and Central Vermont Medical Center say they are using hydroxychloroquine to treat patients for COVID-19. But, they say, the drug is not for every pat…
WELLS – Troopers with the Vermont State Police are investigating an alleged burglary at Western Shores Road home they believe happened on Thursday morning.
Common sense and a state-ordered ban on in-person group worship have changed, at least temporarily, how Vermonters can worship this Passover and Easter season.
With reports of farmers dumping milk because of a steep drop in demand owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, one might wonder why some grocery stores are limiting purchases of certain products.
MONTPELIER — Despite an outbreak at the prison in St. Albans, state officials say the data shows Vermont appears to be in good shape in combating the spread of the novel coronavirus.
- Virus-related stay-home order delays shooting range opening
- Vermont boat ramps open for early season anglers
- VT Lottery
- Virus in New England: Maine sees uptick; child care efforts
- Editorial Roundup: New England
- Vermont Selectboard votes to adopt immigration policy policy
- Full results of prison tests due after 28 inmate positives
- Orphaned bear cub rescued by Vermont game warden
WATERBURY — Racers and fans awaiting the inaugural Northeast Classic at New Hampshire Motor Speedway will have to wait a few more weeks. American-Canadian Tour and Pro All Star Series official…
ROCKFORD, Ill. — Norwich University Senior goalie Tom Aubrun, of Chamonix, France, recently inked a professional contract with the Rockford Ice Hogs of the American Hockey League.
The Lions Twin State Soccer Cup, the men’s and women’s all-star soccer games between the top high school graduates of Vermont and New Hampshire, became another event nixed by COVID-19 on Tuesday.
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 press 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.
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Robert Leonard RUTLAND — Robert Leonard, 58, died Ap…
Here we are, stuck at home, hunkered down, isolated from the chaotic world and an invisible …
Thump. Thud. Something was hitting our window! It was a bright red cardinal flying at his re…
There are those who hunt exclusively for bucks with large antlers. Good for them. I am not o…
These are confusing, stressful times for all of us. As the coronavirus pandemic affects nume…
Here we are, stuck at home, hunkered down, isolated from the chaotic world and an invisible …
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Editorial
As we continue to adjust to this self-isolation routine, the changes we have been forced to make in lifestyle and behavior can only be described as “jarring.” Isolation of any kind feels confining and a bit confused; it creates anxiety.
So Vermont plans to follow the advice of our fascist president and open gun stores as essent…
Rutland Regional Medical Nursing has been integral to the COVID-19 response for our communit…
During these challenging times, postal employees are working hard to ensure residents stay c…
The law prohibiting Vermont retailers from providing customers with single-use plastic groce…
No one likes to pay for insurance, but smart people pony up for insurance because they are s…
I have been deeply concerned about the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the world, our country and…
Do you think the purpose of our Farmers’ Markets are a social entertainment? It seems our Ag…
The coronavirus pandemic continues to demand timely, innovative solutions that focus on keep…
Vermont’s most recent disaster occurred in September 2011, when Tropical Storm Irene roared …
From the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rutland Regional Medical Center has had three m…
During this unprecedented time it occurs to me that this society, whether you want to admit …
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