LUDLOW — Heads held high, crimson and ivory gowns flowed gently in the cool June breeze as Black River sent their second-to-last class on its …
Lakes Region swept a doubleheader from Bennington Post 13 on a Saturday afternoon where the games were as different as an early April night ga…
WESTON – Milo is bored. Even when his friends invite him to join them, he doesn’t want to. He’s bored, bored, bored – until he finally takes a…
WILLISTON — Building Bright Futures announced that Dr. Morgan Crossman, a native Vermonter from Rutland, has joined the organization as execut…
BURLINGTON — Winooski resident Sarah Voigt Pritchard has been named as the chairwoman of the American Heart Association’s first CycleNation ev…
SOUTH BURLINGTON – Hunger Free Vermont announced the election of Erin Miller Heins, attorney and partner at Langrock Sperry & Wool, LLP, t…
MONTPELIER — Renewable Energy Vermont announced five newly elected members to its board of directors: Lang Durfee of Bethel Mills, Inc., Kerri…
POULTNEY — The Blue Devils’ gymnasium was decked Friday afternoon in deep, royal blue and bright gold, with flowers blooming from vases on the…
LUDLOW — Heads held high, crimson and ivory gowns flowed gently in the cool June breeze as Black River sent their second-to-last class on its journey forth, to the tune of Ramin Djawadi’s "Gam…
WESTON – Milo is bored. Even when his friends invite him to join them, he doesn’t want to. He’s bored, bored, bored – until he finally takes a risk, and enters “The Phantom Tollbooth.”
POULTNEY — The Blue Devils’ gymnasium was decked Friday afternoon in deep, royal blue and bright gold, with flowers blooming from vases on the stage and colored balloons glinting behind it all…
The Vermont Humanities Council is inviting Vermont communities to consider just what independence means this Independence Day.
Friends and family will gather Thursday to honor the late Gordon “Buffy” Spaulding, a local musician whom many friends credit with sustaining the local music scene in Rutland during the 1960s …
- Vermont man charged after multiple crashes in New Hampshire
- Vermont governor to sign burn bit registry bill
- Enrollment opens for dairy farm insurance program
- Expert to talk about fish migration from ocean to river
- Vermont sex offender arrested for allegedly touching girl
- Police: Vermonter dies in boating accident on Lake Champlain
- Vermont warns about elder financial abuse
- VT Lottery
Lakes Region swept a doubleheader from Bennington Post 13 on a Saturday afternoon where the games were as different as an early April night game in front of parka clad fans at Fenway Park and …
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION — Eighteen of the top recently graduated high school baseball players from Vermont have been selected to represent the state against New Hampshire in the 2019 Twin State B…
WESTMINSTER — Divisions, divisions, divisions.
Brendan Collins and his brother Patrick were enamored with the glitz of the golden dome and Notre Dame football while growing up in Rutland. They would scour the online recruiting lists to see…
The tassels have been turned and the state championship hardware hoisted.
- Pelicans primed to draft Zion -- and another top-5 prospect
- QB Josh McCown retires after 16 NFL seasons
- Spain and China advance with scoreless draw
- Germany beats South Africa 4-0 to win World Cup group
- 4 family members plead guilty in Masters golf ticket scheme
- Anaheim Ducks hire Dallas Eakins as head coach
- University wrestlers suspected of criminal sexual conduct
- Huge crowds pack downtown Toronto for Raptors parade
Lee D. Jones SEATTLE, Wash. — Lee D. Jones, beloved …
Wallace Kimball SALISBURY — Death leaves a heartache…
Martha A. Basal LONG ISLAND, NY — Martha "Marty" A. …
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Editorial
When Todd Inman, of Owensboro, Kentucky, left that city at a bend in the Ohio River in January 2017 to become director of operations in the U.S. Department of Transportation, he expressed mixed feelings about his departure. A local businessman, Inman was steeped in statewide Republican polit…
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