CASTLETON — Evan Smith woke up on Saturday morning with no idea he would be playing quarterback for Castleton University against Keystone Coll…
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POULTNEY — The Mill River football team has gotten hot at the right time.
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Futures Project welcomes two new board members, James A. "Jim" Kisch and Janette Bombardier. Vermont Futures Project …
A pre-dawn raid of two homes in Rutland’s Northwest neighborhood Friday found evidence of possible human trafficking, according to Vermont Sta…
CASTLETON — Community members weren’t afraid to get their hands dirty to do some good at the Main Street Cemetery during a recent volunteer cl…
One of the new owners of Southside Steakhouse started his career there.
A story in the Rutland Herald Friday confused Alderman Michael Doenges with his brother, Daniel Doenges, who does not serve on the Board of Aldermen.
FAIR HAVEN — The new brewery on Main Street took a while to get here, but the owners say it’s a marriage of their passions and was worth the wait.
A pre-dawn raid of two homes in Rutland’s Northwest neighborhood Friday found evidence of possible human trafficking, according to Vermont State Police.
CASTLETON — Community members weren’t afraid to get their hands dirty to do some good at the Main Street Cemetery during a recent volunteer cleanup initiative hosted on Sept. 25-26.
One of the new owners of Southside Steakhouse started his career there.
A story in the Rutland Herald Friday confused Alderman Michael Doenges with his brother, Daniel Doenges, who does not serve on the Board of Aldermen.
FAIR HAVEN — The new brewery on Main Street took a while to get here, but the owners say it’s a marriage of their passions and was worth the wait.
The state has updated its guidance for conducting contact tracing in pre-K-12 schools.
Federal and state law-enforcement officers executed search warrants this morning at two homes, on Baxter and Maple streets, because of possible drug trafficking activity and the possibility so…
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CASTLETON — Evan Smith woke up on Saturday morning with no idea he would be playing quarterback for Castleton University against Keystone College. Then, all he did was throw three touchdown pa…
POULTNEY — The Mill River football team has gotten hot at the right time.
There are dream starts and then there is what the Rutland football team did Friday night against fellow Division I heavyweight Hartford.
With district championships in the books, the Harwood girls cross-country running team enters the weekend as the No. 1 team.
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As this year’s gardening season draws to a close, unlike shovels, rakes and trowels, a garde…
Since the pandemic began, stress levels have increased and remained elevated for a significa…
Fall’s cooling temperatures signal many changes. Among the least visible, but most incredibl…
Since the beginning of the pandemic, pet owners have noticed it is taking longer to get appo…
Spring is all about planting, but many gardeners overlook fall planting. Now is the time to …
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Two heated news events this week seem to represent causes for global concern.
In Lieu of Flowers
I have been reading the Rutland Herald for many years and I have seen a good newspaper go bi…
Back after the Iraq war, I heard of an ex-soldier who worked then in battalion maintenance o…
This letter is for the benefit of Gregory Thayer and the "Vermonters for Vermont Initiative"…
Everyday, I read the letters to the editor, and I'm not surprised that the Herald hasn't pub…
On Sept. 13, the Select Board of the Town of Mendon voted unanimously to accept our own Decl…
I dedicated my life to ending wildlife trapping when I first witnessed images of terrified b…
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Again, Keelan misses the point on how our veterans are treated in Vermont. I was appalled an…
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For years now, we’ve heard that parents are children’s most influential teachers, that the c…
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