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A Rutland Town man was hit by a passing motorist on Route 7 Friday, according to Vermont State Police, not far from where a woman was killed i…
BENNINGTON — Kathy Carrier didn’t want to be mourned, she wanted to be celebrated.
The moments right before a swim race can be solitary. A swimmer thinks about what’s ahead, the time they want to beat and how they help put th…
CASTLETON — The Castleton Recreation Commission’s sailing camp is once again ready to take to the water.
FAIR HAVEN — Residents are frustrated with the pace of town action against a Mechanic Street property believed to be attracting rats.
The Green Mountain Club is asking hikers to avoid the Clarendon Shelter after a bear encounter.
BRANDON — On Sunday, Neshobe Golf Club played host of the third men’s Vermont Amateur golf tournament qualifying event.
The smile on Poultney High baseball coach Dan Williams’ face might have been as wide as the 17-inches across home plate as he watched Sunday’s…
A Rutland Town man was hit by a passing motorist on Route 7 Friday, according to Vermont State Police, not far from where a woman was killed in a similar incident last year.
BENNINGTON — Kathy Carrier didn’t want to be mourned, she wanted to be celebrated.
CASTLETON — The Castleton Recreation Commission’s sailing camp is once again ready to take to the water.
FAIR HAVEN — Residents are frustrated with the pace of town action against a Mechanic Street property believed to be attracting rats.
The Green Mountain Club is asking hikers to avoid the Clarendon Shelter after a bear encounter.
MANCHESTER — Vermont’s summer music season opened Saturday — in person and indoors — with a beautiful bouquet of musical colors. Actually, the closing work of Taconic Music’s opening concert o…
FAIR HAVEN — Fair Haven Union High School seniors closed out graduation season in Rutland County with an outdoor ceremony Friday evening.
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The moments right before a swim race can be solitary. A swimmer thinks about what’s ahead, the time they want to beat and how they help put their team in the best position to win.
BRANDON — On Sunday, Neshobe Golf Club played host of the third men’s Vermont Amateur golf tournament qualifying event.
The smile on Poultney High baseball coach Dan Williams’ face might have been as wide as the 17-inches across home plate as he watched Sunday’s American Legion baseball game, a 10-2 victory for…
WESTMINSTER — A big inning in each game propelled the North to a doubleheader sweep of the South in the 2021 Vermont Baseball Coaches Association North-South Senior Classic Friday night at Bel…
WESTMINSTER — A big inning in each game propelled the North to a doubleheader sweep of the South in the 2021 Vermont Baseball Coaches Association North-South Senior Classic Friday night at Bel…
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It is true that, since retirement, I sometimes find I have time on my hands. I get outside w…
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This is what The Boston Globe had to say recently about immigrant students meriting a tuition break:
As a Native American journalist of Mohawk (Kanienkehaka Turtle Clan) descent, I was surprise…
The details of our Vermont environment can be overshadowed by the pandemic. But since life i…
It was implied in commentary by Nick Parker that Otter Valley students were recently threate…
I was disheartened to read the opinion of John McClaughry on the Vermont Proposition. Enormo…
I would like to commend Gordon Dritschilo for correcting the difference relating to bears (J…
An honor system's exactly what? And is it a thing we can trust in this age? Sans supervision…
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As things wind down from the COVID restrictions and emergency measures come to an end, we ar…
Two-and-a-half years ago, Montpelier overwhelmingly voted in favor of permitting people who …
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Many legislators and school officials are eager to adjust Vermont’s education finance system…
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