Christina Nolan, the U.S. Attorney for Vermont, would like to bring a short documentary about heroin recovery to a public space in Rutland in …
The January water bill will be delayed as the city moves to a new system, Public Works Commissioner Jeffrey Wennberg said Thursday.
About 40 students from Rutland area schools spent Thursday morning shopping at Walmart with the help of members of the Rutland City Police Dep…
Santa arrived just as his sleigh was being loaded.
FAIR HAVEN — A rough draft of next year’s Slate Valley school budget shows a slight decrease in spending, but it won’t be presented to the Sch…
By Bob Fredette
BARRE — The ability of an inmate to represent themselves has become at odds with Department of Corrections policies.
PROCTOR — Two very different games Thursday night produced Twin Valley and Proctor as the teams that will meet in Friday night’s championship …
Christina Nolan, the U.S. Attorney for Vermont, would like to bring a short documentary about heroin recovery to a public space in Rutland in February when the film will be screened at Rutland…
The January water bill will be delayed as the city moves to a new system, Public Works Commissioner Jeffrey Wennberg said Thursday.
About 40 students from Rutland area schools spent Thursday morning shopping at Walmart with the help of members of the Rutland City Police Department and other officials including Rutland City…
Santa arrived just as his sleigh was being loaded.
FAIR HAVEN — A rough draft of next year’s Slate Valley school budget shows a slight decrease in spending, but it won’t be presented to the School Board until Jan. 6.
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- Group of lawmakers plans to push climate legislation
- Group of lawmakers plans to push climate legislation
- Officials hope Statehouse ice rink open for the holidays
- Republican committee recommends sheriff nominee to governor
- Vermont lawmakers want to know about plan to close Woodside
- Man sentenced in UTV crash that killed girlfriend
By Bob Fredette
PROCTOR — Two very different games Thursday night produced Twin Valley and Proctor as the teams that will meet in Friday night’s championship game of the Bob Abrahamson Tip-Off Classic.
When the West Rutland girls basketball team is playing, the opponent had best be shooting a very high percentage from the field. They certainly will not be getting many second shots.
The Rutland boys hockey team proved to be generous hosts and allowed the Brattleboro Colonels to claim a 5-2 victory in the Raiders’ season opener Wednesday at Spartan Arena.
WHITE RIVER JCT. — The Rutland girls hockey team opened its season in impressive fashion on Wednesday evening, blanking Hartford 3-0 on the road.
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Editorial
It was heartening Wednesday to hear that Time had named Greta Thunberg its Person of the Year.
Here in Vermont, where pot is legal to possess and grow, the Vermont Legislature is planning…
Last week, Rep. Pattie McCoy, R-Poultney, wrote an op-ed about a carbon tax (Nov. 30 – "McCo…
The small town is slowly becoming an endangered species. If we want it to survive, we need t…
I am writing on behalf of Rutland County Audubon in response to the last paragraph of a good…
I was not aware that the purchase and sale of real estate in Vermont required a trial in the…
On behalf of the Friends of Helaine committee, I would like to extend a huge thank you to th…
“Medicare for All” — the dream wherein every American regardless of age, status or wealth wi…
Earlier this week, I got scammed for $500 and I wanted to warn others so they won’t get draw…
Our education funding system is broken. We all know it.
The topic of health care consolidation — or, the coming together of hospitals, doctors and o…
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