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While Green Mountain Power said it was responding to outages throughout the day Monday, there were no sign of more serious problems during the…
CASTLETON — The new children and young adult librarian is thankful to be switching from a staff of about 80 to something closer to three.
BRANDON — Otter Valley Union High School has picked its next principal.
Fair Haven girls basketball coach Kyle Wilson does not remember the first state championship his father Jay Wilson won as the coach of the Mil…
A bill before lawmakers would require bicyclists to ride single-file on highways without bike lanes.
FAIR HAVEN — Fair Haven boys basketball coach Bob Prenevost recently picked up his 500th career win and Slaters girls coach Kyle Wilson grabbe…
PROCTOR — It appears that Town Meeting Day in Proctor will be as it was last year, with an informational meeting held via Zoom, then voting by…
With the first major storm of the winter in the forecast for late Sunday and Monday, utility companies are reminding Vermonters to be prepared…
While Green Mountain Power said it was responding to outages throughout the day Monday, there were no sign of more serious problems during the first big snowstorm of 2022.
CASTLETON — The new children and young adult librarian is thankful to be switching from a staff of about 80 to something closer to three.
BRANDON — Otter Valley Union High School has picked its next principal.
A bill before lawmakers would require bicyclists to ride single-file on highways without bike lanes.
PROCTOR — It appears that Town Meeting Day in Proctor will be as it was last year, with an informational meeting held via Zoom, then voting by Australian ballot.
With the first major storm of the winter in the forecast for late Sunday and Monday, utility companies are reminding Vermonters to be prepared for the snow event.
Joy to the world. Oh, no, the holidays are over, aren’t they? And now we’re
- Winter storm whipping northeast US with snow, thunderstorms
- Sheldon man dies in fire that spread from wood boiler
- Vermont conserves 6,500 acres in Worcester and Elmore
- 93-mile cross-Vermont trail construction to finish in 2022
- Snow, ice blast through South with powerful winter storm
- VT Lottery
- Vermont's free ice fishing day slated for this month
- Temperatures plunge as Arctic air blasts New England
Fair Haven girls basketball coach Kyle Wilson does not remember the first state championship his father Jay Wilson won as the coach of the Mill River boys basketball team. He was too young.
FAIR HAVEN — Fair Haven boys basketball coach Bob Prenevost recently picked up his 500th career win and Slaters girls coach Kyle Wilson grabbed his own milestone victory on Saturday, his 200th…
CHESTER — It was just like being back home in the driveway in Middletown Springs. Poultney’s big post player Molly Hier kissed the ball of the glass to the tune of 16 points to lead the Poultn…
The Spaulding girls hockey team has been as dominant as they come in the state.
BRANDON — The Mount St. Joseph boys basketball team can overwhelm its opponents with its great mix of size and skill.
- Meier scores franchise-record 5 goals as Sharks rout Kings
- Djokovic's deportation exposes Australian border debate
- The Latest: Muguruza kicks off Day 2 at Australian Open
- Las Vegas Raiders oust GM Mike Mayock after 3 seasons
- Onetime Clemson QB Johnson transferring back to Tigers
- Stefanovic, No. 4 Purdue top No. 17 Illinois in double OT
- NHL pioneer O'Ree says having Bruins retire jersey an honor
- Grobstein, Chicago reporter who got Elia's rant, dies at 69
Jean K. Douglas FAIR HAVEN — Jean K. Douglas, 89, a …
Richard P. McPhee NEW BERN, N.C. — Richard P. McPhee…
John Fox PITTSFORD — John “Jack” Fox, 78, died Thurs…
Blue Mists of WinterWhen I look for wisdom tonightI find aphorism in the mountain’s white ri…
The god, Thor, for all his boisterous jollity, also can be a spiteful deity. He somehow disc…
Dear Mother Earth:
With the new year, and with entering our third year of this pandemic, I’m looking for ways t…
With the new year well under way, many people are looking for ways to improve their health. …
- Colombian author García Márquez had secret Mexican daughter
- UK's Johnson, and his foes, await key 'partygate' report
- K-Way windbreaker brand taps hip new market with R&D line
- Israel study: 4th vaccine shows limited results with omicron
- Official: Alec Baldwin surrenders phone for shooting probe
- In Greece, unvaccinated people 60 and up face monthly fines
- Cold case team shines new light on betrayal of Anne Frank
Two weeks into the legislative session, state leaders have been outlining their priorities for the next few months, taking aim at certain issues and posturing against others. It would appear the mechanization of Vermont politics is well-oiled and ready for business as usual.
Thanks to Tom Papeika, “Snobbery,” Letters, Jan. 11.
Watching the School Board meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 11, was upsetting. As a citizen, a mom an…
It's pretty obvious Anthony Fauci was an adviser of former president Donald Trump. They can'…
I apologize to Mr. Papeika who lambasted me for using stereotypes of the poor people of West…
To all those people who are adamant about declining the COVID vaccine. Have you not observed…
A recent commentary by David Searles has me writing today. If anyone makes a statement in re…
Jeff Danziger's take ...
Over the last seven months, I spent a day per week in a different county in our state listen…
Jeff Danziger's take ...
Seventy-five or so years ago, at my childhood home on Long Island, I sat anxiously on the ed…
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