To our subscribers: The 2020 Rutland Herald Best of the Best Readers' Choice Award publication was omitted from Thursday's edition in error. It will be included with Friday's print edition, and is available online at www.rutlandherald.com/bob2020. Thank you, readers, for voting. Congratulati…
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On a beautiful late September day at Alumni Field, everything seemed normal. There were stretching lines, receiving drills being run and a pal…
SHARON — The first goal came hard for West Rutland but once Anna Cyr got the first one in the second half, things got easier and the Golden Ho…
SHARON — The first goal came hard for West Rutland but once Anna Cyr got the first one in the second half, things got easier and the Golden Ho…
POULTNEY — Both teams left the field with something to hang their hat on following Saturday’s girls soccer opener. Proctor got the victory wit…
POULTNEY — Both teams left the field with something to hang their hat on following Saturday’s girls soccer opener. Proctor got the victory wit…
Brooke Paige has some strong opinions about how life — and elections — could be better for Vermonters, and he’s running for secretary of state…
After almost 10 years on the job, Secretary of State Jim Condos is still eager to be re-elected and bring new ideas to the office.
Garry DuFour didn't want an ambulance on July 28.
Brooke Paige has some strong opinions about how life — and elections — could be better for Vermonters, and he’s running for secretary of state and attorney general so he can be part of the cha…
After almost 10 years on the job, Secretary of State Jim Condos is still eager to be re-elected and bring new ideas to the office.
Garry DuFour didn't want an ambulance on July 28.
Two staff members at Mountain View Center, a nursing facility on Haywood Avenue, have tested positive for COVID-19.
The deadlines attached to coronavirus relief funds have led to some projects not happening or being scaled back.
MONTPELIER — In about a month’s time the state has created a host of child care hubs to serve more than 5,000 elementary school students during remote learning.
The Vermont Foodbank says it will continue to work with the Abbey Group to distribute food boxes in five counties despite the group not having been chosen by the USDA for what will likely be t…
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- Vermont Statehouse to have portrait of Black lawmaker
- VT Lottery
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- Vermont planetarium plans first big expansion in 125 years
- URI cancels spring break; nursing homes to take on testing
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On a beautiful late September day at Alumni Field, everything seemed normal. There were stretching lines, receiving drills being run and a palpable sense of excitement in the air. Football was…
SHARON — The first goal came hard for West Rutland but once Anna Cyr got the first one in the second half, things got easier and the Golden Horde rolled to a 5-0 victory over Sharon Academy in…
SHARON — The first goal came hard for West Rutland but once Anna Cyr got the first one in the second half, things got easier and the Golden Horde rolled to a 5-0 victory over Sharon Academy in…
POULTNEY — Both teams left the field with something to hang their hat on following Saturday’s girls soccer opener. Proctor got the victory with a seven-goal outburst led by Maggie McKearin and…
POULTNEY — Both teams left the field with something to hang their hat on following Saturday’s girls soccer opener. Proctor got the victory with a seven-goal outburst led by Maggie McKearin and…
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- Authentic set as 9-5 favorite at masked Preakness draw
- Strongly predict the malarkey of Trump-Biden debate for cash
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- Former US Ambassador to Ukraine to be honored by PEN America
- Malta seeks shark tooth fossil presented to Prince George
- Standoff over Madrid's response to virus pandemic continues
- Dutch government announces new restrictions to rein in virus
- AP FACT CHECK: Trump's falsehood on Biden's health care plan
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Donald Trump thinks that the federal government should be run as a business; that its purpos…
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I respect Project VISION for attempting to take a stance on racism in our community but feel…
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I was saddened to read that Tabitha Moore felt compelled to sell her home.
Ms. Olivia Campbell-Andersen is the executive director of Renewable Energy Vermont, an organ…
In his June 11, 1963, Civil Rights Address, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy asked the nati…
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