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FAIR HAVEN — A man with a knife robbed a convenience store on Route 22A on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Vermont State Police.
A Clarendon man could face life in prison after being charged with nine felonies based on a police affidavit that said he had assaulted or sex…
RUTLAND TOWN — Most members of the Select Board were skeptical of a proposal to create a conservation commission after hearing more informatio…
It’s not as wet as it feels, according to people monitoring Vermont’s waterways.
CLARENDON — Casella Construction wants to make changes to its Act 250 permit for the quarry it operates on Route 103. Some residents are conce…
Mother Nature isn’t making Rutland Post 31’s job easy as host of the Vermont American Legion baseball state tournament this weekend.
Opera under the big top? Why not? It worked! Opera North opened its production of Puccini’s “La Bohème” Wednesday under its elaborate circus tent at Blow-Me-Down Farm on the Connecticut River,…
FAIR HAVEN — A man with a knife robbed a convenience store on Route 22A on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Vermont State Police.
A Clarendon man could face life in prison after being charged with nine felonies based on a police affidavit that said he had assaulted or sexually assaulted five girls during the past three y…
RUTLAND TOWN — Most members of the Select Board were skeptical of a proposal to create a conservation commission after hearing more information about what it would entail.
It’s not as wet as it feels, according to people monitoring Vermont’s waterways.
CLARENDON — Casella Construction wants to make changes to its Act 250 permit for the quarry it operates on Route 103. Some residents are concerned about the changes, having gotten used to the …
Rutland County Head Start students danced away the morning Thursday.
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Mother Nature isn’t making Rutland Post 31’s job easy as host of the Vermont American Legion baseball state tournament this weekend.
CASTLETON — Beginning on Sunday, 72 of the top high school football players from New Hampshire and Vermont will begin practicing for the 68th annual Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl, which is set for n…
MIDDLEBURY — Lucas Politano won the boys 10-14 Match Play championship last week and he finds himself in the hunt again this week in the Vermont Golf Association’s Junior Tour Stroke Play cham…
MONTPELIER — The Vermont Mountaineers rallied with six runs in the seventh inning to claim an 8-6 victory over the Sanford Mainers on Wednesday in New England Collegiate Baseball League action.
Gaining relevancy is a long process, one that takes hard work and will be filled with bumps in the road.
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- The Latest: CDC considers advice as delta variant emerges
- Broadway to require vaccinations, masks for audience members
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Jewish Communities of Vermont expresses our dismay at the decision by Ben & Jerry’s, the…
While, in general, I agree with your editorial in the July 24 issue, I have to disagree with…
America is losing its way. The radical left, led by Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Ocasio-Cort…
Willem Lange’s trip to Montana to go fly fishing for a few days with buddies on the Upper Mi…
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We thank Ron Pulcer for his recent commentary regarding the Declaration of Inclusion we have…
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The following is the address of Sen. Patrick Leahy on the one-year anniversary of John Lewis…
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