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BURLINGTON — The CVU girls soccer team was looking for its fourth straight state championship, but South Burlington had other ideas.
MANCHESTER — It did not take Buddy Hayford, the all-time winningest soccer coach in Vermont, long to come up with an apt description for his t…
WHITE RIVER JCT. — Cinderella got her storybook ending.
MANCHESTER — The Proctor girls soccer team made it back-to-back state championships and the Phantoms had to earn this one. This was not the si…
WHITE RIVER JCT. — The Green Mountain boys soccer team has been an offensive powerhouse throughout the season, but in Saturday's Division III …
The Alzheimer’s Association has appointed Howard Goodrow as executive director of the Vermont Chapter. A Vermont native, he has more than 20 y…
A local man could face more than 50 years in mandatory minimum penalties if convicted of six felony counts filed against him alleging he touch…
A free community meal, provided by the Turning Point Center on State Street since August, is expected to continue but move inside because of t…
A local man could face more than 50 years in mandatory minimum penalties if convicted of six felony counts filed against him alleging he touched a preteen girl in Rutland County several times …
A free community meal, provided by the Turning Point Center on State Street since August, is expected to continue but move inside because of the colder weather.
KILLINGTON — Voters passed an amendment to the town’s zoning regulations requiring short-term rental properties to be listed with the town.
CLARENDON — The Select Board rejected a proposal to update its local hazard mitigation plan over concerns about how far it would go.
A grant program said to have saved many a small business from closure has another $1 million to give.
MONTPELIER — With cases of the novel coronavirus increasing across the country and in Vermont, state officials are urging residents not to travel this holiday season.
EAST MONTPELIER — Costs are climbing, enrollment is dropping and budget deliberations are underway as the Washington Central School Board learned this week the tax effort needed just to mainta…
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BURLINGTON — The CVU girls soccer team was looking for its fourth straight state championship, but South Burlington had other ideas.
MANCHESTER — It did not take Buddy Hayford, the all-time winningest soccer coach in Vermont, long to come up with an apt description for his team's state championship on Saturday that went thr…
WHITE RIVER JCT. — Cinderella got her storybook ending.
MANCHESTER — The Proctor girls soccer team made it back-to-back state championships and the Phantoms had to earn this one. This was not the six-goal rout they enjoyed in the 2019 title game as…
WHITE RIVER JCT. — The Green Mountain boys soccer team has been an offensive powerhouse throughout the season, but in Saturday's Division III state championship game against Peoples Academy, t…
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My weekly deadline decrees I write this the evening before the most interesting presidential…
November is the gloomiest month of all. It’s cold and raw, but usually without enough snow t…
In fall 1621, the colonists joined the Wampanoags to partake in a thanksgiving celebration o…
Pine barrens are certainly piney — but they’re not the least bit barren. They were so named …
It is hard to believe eight months have passed in the COVID-19 global pandemic. Vermont cont…
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- Alex Trebek, long-running ‘Jeopardy!’ host, dies at 80
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Thank you for your vote of confidence on Nov. 3. Your continued trust in me to represent you…
For a perhaps unnecessary clarification to Patrick McArdle’s piece on the Rutland-2 election…
I’m writing in awe of the incredible response to the GMP Food Challenge recently held on beh…
Professor Nassivera’s piece on birthrates and religion ("Fertility, civil unions and religio…
This year, due to COVID-19, many families may be financially challenged and not able to buy …
The sentiments expressed in two editorial commentaries that appeared in the Thursday, Oct. 2…
No American presidential election in recent years was watched so closely as the one that con…
On Nov. 3, Vermonters spoke loud and clear. In a stunning rebuke of the status quo, the Verm…
When I watched the RCPS school board meeting on Oct. 20, I was prepared to observe a convers…
The debate around the Rutland Raiders mascot is becoming more heated, as do most community d…
Maybe it is because 2020 has been so challenging, as we have been sheltered in place for too…
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