POULTNEY - A winter storm was unleashing its fury outside, but inside on Capman Court there was plenty of fury, basketball style, in the marqu…
The Town of Castleton has prepared the community room at the fire department as a warming center that will be open until midnight tonight. The…
ST. JOHNSBURY – Vermont State Police are investigating a shooting that took place in St. Johnsbury early Friday morning.
MONTPELIER – Despite facing single-digit temperatures, hundreds of people turned out to support women, people of color and other groups while …
The Rutland girls basketball team left an inordinate number of points on the floor Saturday, missing plenty of uncontested or barely contested…
Kyle May had some key stops down the stretch on his way to a 27-save performance and Spaulding snapped a three-game skid with a 3-1 victory ov…
BURLINGTON — The Vermont Employee Ownership Center (VEOC) announces Michele Kupersmith, of South Burlington, has joined the organization as pr…
The Vermont Association of Broadcasters Board of Directors announced Wendy Mays, of Shelburne, will be the organization’s new executive director.
The Town of Castleton has prepared the community room at the fire department as a warming center that will be open until midnight tonight. The address of the warming center is 273 Route 30 Nor…
ST. JOHNSBURY – Vermont State Police are investigating a shooting that took place in St. Johnsbury early Friday morning.
MONTPELIER – Despite facing single-digit temperatures, hundreds of people turned out to support women, people of color and other groups while also protesting President Donald Trump.
Kyle May had some key stops down the stretch on his way to a 27-save performance and Spaulding snapped a three-game skid with a 3-1 victory over Rutland High School in Division I hockey Saturd…
The Rutland City Fire Department’s newest truck isn’t a firetruck, but it will be able to help firefighters respond to emergency situations.
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POULTNEY - A winter storm was unleashing its fury outside, but inside on Capman Court there was plenty of fury, basketball style, in the marquee game on the Saturday local sports slate where P…
The Rutland girls basketball team left an inordinate number of points on the floor Saturday, missing plenty of uncontested or barely contested shots underneath the hoop. They still had way mor…
Kyle May had some key stops down the stretch on his way to a 27-save performance and Spaulding snapped a three-game skid with a 3-1 victory over Rutland High School in Division I hockey Saturd…
ANDOVER — Cody O’Brien won’t be driving to the annual Devil’s Bowl Speedway awards banquet at the Holiday Inn Rutland-Killington on Jan. 26. When he gets there, he won’t be ordering drinks at …
WINDSOR — Adam Newton scored 17 points to lead Brattleboro past Windsor 49-44 in Marble Valley League boys basketball action Friday.
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January is Mentoring Awareness Month!
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Hundreds of years ago, haunting bugle-like calls echoed through these hills and valleys. The…
I love hot and spicy peppers. As a young man, I lived in West Africa for nearly 10 years, fi…
It’s National Ski Safety Awareness Week, so let me glide through a few tips on ski and snowb…
We were saddened to learn of the deaths in 2018 of people we were fond of. Two of them were …
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Editorial
In his inaugural address, Gov. Phil Scott made a point of singling out Act 250 as a policy objective that needs modernizing in order to both grow the state and regulate development. Now more than 50 years old, demands on the guidelines have changed, as have the demographics and circumstances…
By the time you are reading this, we hope that the government shutdown has ended.
The recent column on the Zika virus makes it clear that I misunderstood my source and for th…
Let's be clear that Sen. Bernie Sanders has been a huge help to all Vermonters. As a Nam-era…
Mr. Trump wants a win with the wall and the government shutdown. He has backed himself into …
In reference to the proposal to reduce the size of signage in the city, we are regulating th…
I am a longtime subscriber, and have generally felt that the Herald does a great job for a s…
Recently, I appeared on WSYB’s talk show “Community Matters” and told Mike Cameron and his a…
Two years ago, the Legislature created a six-member commission to assess the 50 years of exp…
Personally, I feel compelled to respond to the “editorial” of the Rutland Herald stating why…
Regarding a recent Letter to the Editor (Friday, Jan. 4, “Need more news coverage of mosquit…
U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., issued the following address on the Senate floor on day 13 o…