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RUTLAND — Rutland Young Professionals recently welcomed five new members to its board of directors, led by board president Kim Rupe.
BERLIN — Dr. Sandra Molteni joins CVMC Family Medicine–Berlin. Before joining CVMC, she worked for three years as a squadron surgeon for the U…
Project VISION this week released a sort-of final version of its new strategic plan, which has been in the works since last year.
BRATTLEBORO — Erik Rosenbauer, Brattleboro Retreat Director of Security, was elected chair of the Vermont Healthcare Emergency Preparedness Co…
Programs to provide financial assistance to help Vermont tenants, landlord and low-income homeowners struggling because of the pandemic to pay…
Rutland lawmakers are calling on Gov. Phil Scott to adjust the state’s COVID-19 guidelines to prevent future occurrences like the current situ…
BARRE TOWN — Morrisville’s Brandon Lanphear kicked his Thunder Road season into high gear with an electrifying victory in the Myers Container …
When Brad Johnson and Derek O’Toole talk about horsepower, they’re talking about actual horse power. The two men are co-owners of Third Branch…
Project VISION this week released a sort-of final version of its new strategic plan, which has been in the works since last year.
Programs to provide financial assistance to help Vermont tenants, landlord and low-income homeowners struggling because of the pandemic to pay rent and mortgages will be available for applicat…
Rutland lawmakers are calling on Gov. Phil Scott to adjust the state’s COVID-19 guidelines to prevent future occurrences like the current situation at the Holiday Inn.
When Brad Johnson and Derek O’Toole talk about horsepower, they’re talking about actual horse power. The two men are co-owners of Third Branch Horse Logging, of Braintree, which uses draft hor…
PITTSFORD — The town has been awarded a federal grant to fund the policing of the town of Proctor, but whether Proctor wants to move ahead with a deal remains to be seen.
The town would like Zamias Services to take better care of the defunct Diamond Run Mall — or at least a return phone call.
MONTPELIER — It’s not April but this is the same reminder: Taxes are due in a few days.
- Central figure in ski resort fraud case withdraws pleas
- Vermont Ag agency warns of rabbit disease
- Public invited to participate in lake watershed meetings
- Public input sought on draft code of ethics for Vermont
- Vermont man dies when vehicle strikes tree
- Vermont Tax Department: many tax filings due Wednesday
- VT Lottery
- Legal challenge to Sununu moves forward; museum to reopen
BARRE TOWN — Morrisville’s Brandon Lanphear kicked his Thunder Road season into high gear with an electrifying victory in the Myers Container Service Triple Crown Series opener for the Lenny’s…
STOWE — Rutland Country Club's Garren Poirier kept the Vermont Amateur golf championship in Rutland County, taking the title after an elite run at Stowe Golf Club.
BARRE — Thunder Road officials have postponed the 36th Bolduc Metal Recycling Enduro 200 and Street Stock Special to Sunday, August 23 at 6 p.m.
STOWE — Rutland Country Club’s Garren Poirier put himself in a great spot to compete for the 2020 Vermont Amateur Golf Tournament championship with another elite round on Wednesday at Stowe Co…
It took a few innings for Manchester’s bats to get a spark against Rutland Tuesday night, but when they did, the flame was burning hot.
- Lakers' Anthony Davis to wear own name on jersey in Orlando
- NASCAR Cup rookie Cole Custer wins in upset at Kentucky
- Illness and injury uncertainty abound as NHL camps open
- Leicester jeopardizes Champions League hopes with collapse
- Masking up: Protective coverings not just for MLB dugouts
- Torrence wins at Indy in NHRA's return from virus break
- Fans welcomed to World TeamTennis matches in West Virginia
- Morikawa clutch in finish and playoff to win Workday Open
Shawn P. Horvath RUTLAND — The memorial service for …
Virginia (Scott) Seaver SOUTH BURLINGTON — Virginia …
Gladys A. Seamans EAST POULTNEY — The graveside serv…
On Marvin Street, Victor Guadagno broke ground this spring on a large vegetable garden. But …
It feels like we wait all year for fresh lettuce, and the window seems to close quickly. How…
Large fishing spiders walking on water can be fascinating — or terrifyingly unnerving. The l…
June, for most of us, was a very dry time. When weeds and established perennials started to …
Prescription drug misuse is when someone takes a medication in a way it was not intended to …
- Activists seek to decriminalize 'magic' mushrooms in DC
- Asia Today: Australian hot spot sees new virus cases decline
- Grandson of Elvis Presley has died at age 27, agent says
- Houston leaders call for city lockdown amid virus case surge
- Great White apologizes for mask-less show in North Dakota
- Search of California lake resumes for missing "Glee" star
- Florida shatters national record with 15,300 new confirmed coronavirus cases
Editorial
It is reassuring that state and private colleges and universities around Vermont are taking bold measures to keep students and staff when they return to higher learning this fall.
When people play the comparison game, you're only a victim of what others think of you.
The governor refuses to make masks mandatory. I cannot understand why. Those who refuse to w…
I thought the plan was to get as many people as possible tested throughout our population (s…
I am dismayed, appalled, disgusted and heartbroken that the current administration and board…
What’s up with the pushback against wearing masks to prevent the spread of COVID-19? America…
Recently, I read a very moving letter on a bulletin board at Ace Hardware on North Main Stre…
Today, I will be celebrating my 25th year as an employee of the Rutland Redevelopment Author…
On occasion, people approach me and ask how I come up with the silly ideas for this column. …
The recent killing of George Floyd has led to wide-ranging responses throughout the country.…
On June 12, Poultney High School bid farewell to 29 special seniors who had the most unortho…
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