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Plans for the former College of St. Joseph campus include more than 200 units of senior housing, a movie theater and maybe even a putting green.
WATERBURY — The Department for Children and Families announced what 3SquaresVT recipients will be getting in April and May, due to an increase…
SHREWSBURY — An early morning fire destroyed a historic home in the Cuttingsville neighborhood.
MONTPELIER — While there’s no statewide “burn ban” in effect, many town fire wardens aren’t issuing burn permits due to the dry weather.
POULTNEY — A local landowner is circulating a petition to stop the sale of a property the town acquired through a tax sale in 2019.
Oh, would Otter Valley love to recapture the magic of the 2019 spring sports season, the last spring sports campaign that was played in Vermon…
Green Mountain boys athletes have gotten used to winning. They’ve done a lot of it during their high school career.
SOUTH BURLINGTON — The eighth class of inductees for the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame will be inducted in a virtual celebration to be aired on …
Plans for the former College of St. Joseph campus include more than 200 units of senior housing, a movie theater and maybe even a putting green.
WATERBURY — The Department for Children and Families announced what 3SquaresVT recipients will be getting in April and May, due to an increase in funding from the federal Coronavirus Relief Bi…
SHREWSBURY — An early morning fire destroyed a historic home in the Cuttingsville neighborhood.
MONTPELIER — While there’s no statewide “burn ban” in effect, many town fire wardens aren’t issuing burn permits due to the dry weather.
POULTNEY — A local landowner is circulating a petition to stop the sale of a property the town acquired through a tax sale in 2019.
On Thursday, a group of students and educators from Rutland Middle School delivered a large number of hand-decorated pennants to Rutland Regional Medical School to thank health care providers …
CASTLETON — After raising more than $2,000 to help Vermont farmers, a local teenager is being recognized as part of Gov. Phil Scott’s Rays of Kindness Initiative.
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Oh, would Otter Valley love to recapture the magic of the 2019 spring sports season, the last spring sports campaign that was played in Vermont. That season both the baseball and softball team…
Green Mountain boys athletes have gotten used to winning. They’ve done a lot of it during their high school career.
SOUTH BURLINGTON — The eighth class of inductees for the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame will be inducted in a virtual celebration to be aired on Thursday, April 29.
WEST RUTLAND — There was a parade for the West Rutland softball team that began out on the old Route 4 after the Golden Horde toppled Blue Mountain with a rousing comeback in the Division IV s…
NORTH DARTMOUTH, Mass. — The Castleton University baseball team split its second consecutive doubleheader against Little East Conference foe UMass Dartmouth on Saturday, winning the first game…
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- No cap crunch for Capitals, who land Mantha at deadline
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CLAREMONT — William C. Spooner Jr., 77, of Claremont…
Elizabeth R. Bird NEW YORK CITY — We mourn the passi…
Mary McGann White WEST RUTLAND — Mary McGann White, …
Viruses can cause loss of taste and smell, but the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the COVID-19 infection,…
Chronic disease accounts for almost three quarters of worldwide deaths. In the United States…
It seems I have been pretty fortunate in finding success, whether it was fishing for striped…
By now, birds are finding their own food and have less need for that sunflower seed we have …
Are you ready to move beyond conversations about recycling and reusable shopping bags? So we…
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There are so many questions right now about the best order in which to restart the economy. The priorities are different from state to state.
Vermont as a model
How not to encourage people to compost kitchen scraps: Take a composting bin that last year …
In his April 3 commentary (“Psychosis and salvation”), John Nassivera blames belief in the s…
A recent oped in this paper by Suzanna Jones stated the Vermont Natural Resources Council (V…
Thinking outside a box, I assume it is the reporter's opinion that the new firetruck is a CO…
All financial advisers say: Save for retirement and do not use that savings to spend on annu…
Tucker Carlson, ratings, Fos News, political cartoon
Proposition 4: Vermont must reduce economic disparity, advance economic opportunity and rebu…
Mitch McConnell, MLB, baseball, All Star Game, political cartoon
Mental health has been having a moment. During the pandemic, all of us, whether we are patie…
Since moving to Rutland last year, I’ve been asked countless times “Why Rutland?” often with…
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