Almost 30 people from more than 15 countries, including Russia, Mexico, Iraq, Canada and Togo, got a warm welcome on a cold day Wednesday as t…
The Rutland Redevelopment Authority wants to know what you'd like to see downtown.
The first piece of the 2020-21 budget emerged from committee Wednesday.
On Wednesday, a judge asked for more information about an attempted murder suspect, staying a decision on her possible release as an attempted…
PROCTOR — The Sheriff’s Department has learned who owns the car found in Otter Creek last week, but much remains a mystery, including how to g…
PROCTOR — The prospective buyer for the 1,600-acre Chittenden Watershed will give the Select Board until Dec. 1 to make a decision about selli…
WARREN — Sugarbush Resort has entered into an agreement to be sold to Denver-based Alterra Mountain Co., according to an announcement Wednesday.
BRANDON — The University of Vermont women’s soccer team will have a Rutland County flavor in 2020 with Otter Valley’s Olivia White joining Cut…
Almost 30 people from more than 15 countries, including Russia, Mexico, Iraq, Canada and Togo, got a warm welcome on a cold day Wednesday as they became naturalized citizens during a ceremony …
The Rutland Redevelopment Authority wants to know what you'd like to see downtown.
The first piece of the 2020-21 budget emerged from committee Wednesday.
On Wednesday, a judge asked for more information about an attempted murder suspect, staying a decision on her possible release as an attempted murder charge, involving a 3-year-old, remains pending.
PROCTOR — The Sheriff’s Department has learned who owns the car found in Otter Creek last week, but much remains a mystery, including how to get the vehicle out.
- Vermont man suing for return of antlered-deer skull
- Northeast senators seek to expand regional climate programs
- Agencies use drones to gain understanding of toxic chemicals
- Man to spend month in jail for fatal hit-and-run
- Middle school to be latest to fly Black Lives Matter flag
- Some Northern New England cities break cold records
- Arctic blast brings shivers to the eastern US
- Auditor: questionable choices made in remote worker program
BRANDON — The University of Vermont women’s soccer team will have a Rutland County flavor in 2020 with Otter Valley’s Olivia White joining Cuttingsville’s Ella Bankert as a member of the Catamounts.
It was single-digit temperatures in Vermont on Wednesday morning but David Bennett wasn’t going to be feeling that in the coming days. He was sitting in an airport waiting to catch a plane to …
It was a memorable Saturday for Manchester’s McCoy family.
PAWTUCKET, R.I. — After posting big numbers in her first career game for the Castleton University women’s basketball team, Elise Magro has been named Little East Conference Rookie of the Week …
Castleton University freshman running back Devin Wollner was named the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference’s Rookie of the Week on Monday for his performance in the Spartans’ 38-20 victory …
- Penguins star Sidney Crosby out 6 weeks after core surgery
- Astros can make history if Bregman wins MVP
- Harden scores 47 points, Rockets beat Clippers 102-93
- Hot start helps No. 18 Ohio State rout No. 10 Villanova
- Astros sign stealing accusations latest tarnish reputation
- Kapler says he didn’t do enough for alleged assault victim
- Mets’ Jacob deGrom repeats as NL Cy Young Award winner
- Boras says lack of competition caused attendance drop
Dorothy Churchill PITTSFORD — Dorothy Churchill, 97,…
Ray Merrihew RUTLAND — Ray Lincoln Merrihew, born in…
Robert C. Desautels RUTLAND — Robert C. Desautels, 7…
Featured Events
In 2014, a young woman from Wallingford pulled off what, at the time, fewer than 500 women i…
From Friday through Veterans Day on Monday, the region honored veterans at a number of local…
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Rutland Welcomes Hungrytown, a folk duo featured on the…
“The Importance of Being Earnest” by Oscar Wilde is considered one of the most renowned play…
Woolly bear caterpillars seem to be everywhere these days — creeping across the lawn, along …
- Latin Grammys to celebrate 20 years with massive performance
- Catalan poet Joan Margarit wins Spain’s Cervantes Prize
- Old dogs, new tricks: 10,000 pets needed for science
- Schools closed in New Delhi as air quality dips further
- Actor Dave Bautista is now guardian to 2 abandoned pit bulls
- Virginia doctor accused of performing unnecessary surgeries
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Editorial
On the first day of the impeachment hearings against President Donald J. Trump, Rep. Peter Welch, eager to ferret out facts relevant to charges the president abused his office to enlist a foreign power to help him in an election, made a bold suggestion for the answers: “I’d be glad to have t…
Last night on the news, I watched you insist that the "whistleblower" testify in public in t…
Republican Gov. Phil Scott is a man without a country, or to be more specific, a man without…
Have any of my fellow Herald readers noticed the taxes and charges lately on their electric bills?
The article by Kate Barcellos on proficiency grading left me with two questions.
The Trump administration and the "Republicrat" Party told the American people the phone call…
In only five paragraphs, Kimberly Cheney’s “Carbon tax needed” letter-to-the-editor on Nov. …
Numerous Poultney households have recently been sent a certified letter from a party identif…
Garbage. Trash. Waste. Rubbish. For many, these words trigger images of cans and baskets lin…
Double-digit increases in health care premiums are bringing extra pain and stress to open-en…
“The liberties of a people never were, nor ever will be, secure when the transactions of the…
“The liberties of a people never were, nor ever will be, secure when the transactions of the…
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