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Staff members at United Way of Rutland County have been working to gather information for the “Overdone Data to Action” project in Rutland Cou…
The Board of Aldermen rejected a resolution Tuesday condemning the assault on the U.S. Capitol last week.
It’s a three-and-a-half hour drive from Jay Peak to Bromley Mountain, which are located 165 miles apart at opposite ends of Vermont.
MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott is isolating after officials said a contractor who has attended the two most recent news conferences tested posit…
CHITTENDEN — Taxpayers in Chittenden and Mendon will see increases in their school tax rates this year, largely owing to changes in enrollment.
MONTPELIER — State officials say cases of the novel coronavirus are starting to come down in Vermont and nationally.
BRANDON — Taxpayers in the Otter Valley Unified Union School District can expect a slight increase in the school budget this Town Meeting Day.
It’s over 1,000 miles from the Knox College campus in Galesburg, Illinois to Poultney. Oddly enough, if you had been a Green Mountain College …
Staff members at United Way of Rutland County have been working to gather information for the “Overdone Data to Action” project in Rutland County, according to Caprice Hover, United Way’s exec…
The Board of Aldermen rejected a resolution Tuesday condemning the assault on the U.S. Capitol last week.
MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott is isolating after officials said a contractor who has attended the two most recent news conferences tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
CHITTENDEN — Taxpayers in Chittenden and Mendon will see increases in their school tax rates this year, largely owing to changes in enrollment.
MONTPELIER — State officials say cases of the novel coronavirus are starting to come down in Vermont and nationally.
BRANDON — Taxpayers in the Otter Valley Unified Union School District can expect a slight increase in the school budget this Town Meeting Day.
Grounding Vermont teachers in Vermont’s racial history is among the topics coming before the Legislature this session.
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It’s a three-and-a-half hour drive from Jay Peak to Bromley Mountain, which are located 165 miles apart at opposite ends of Vermont.
It’s over 1,000 miles from the Knox College campus in Galesburg, Illinois to Poultney. Oddly enough, if you had been a Green Mountain College basketball fan of recent vintage, you would feel r…
FAIR HAVEN — The bullseye is squarely on the back of the Fair Haven boys and girls basketball teams.
Emotions are running high in the matchbox gym in Proctor and they will likely remain that way even without fans.
CASTLETON — The Castleton University women’s basketball program has entered a pause due to COVID-19.
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It is a new year, a collective sigh of relief to be moving on, yet we are still very close t…
Chicken soup: It’ll cure what ails you. At least, that’s what we’ve always been told. But is…
If you are like me, you buy new perennials, trees and shrubs every year. Most plants sold lo…
“To hell with the joys of old age.”
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I am a Trump supporter, but I abhor the criminal attack on our Capitol, which cannot be excu…
I was very saddened to learn Montpelier was going to close schools on Inauguration Day over …
Sen. Brian Collamore was quoted the other day asking for peace and calm after the failed ins…
This is a response in part to Mr. Lindberg’s commentary appearing in the Herald Jan. 14 edit…
We note the recent letter from secretaries of defense commenting there is no role for the mi…
If you are unhappy then don't ruin it for the rest of U.S. If you are unhappy before a revol…
I am a Raider. and people think that is offensive to Native-American heritage. Trust me, it is not.
I truly hope in the days ahead there is no further violence, that cooler heads prevail and w…
The commentary by Kathryn Adams in a recent Herald (Jan.14) suggests the library board’s pro…
Nice to hear from former President James Buchanan in the Herald of Jan. 15. He didn’t start …
There’s an activity occurring right now in Vermont, on both private and public lands, that m…
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