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A Pittsford woman is facing a felony charge after police accused her of trying to use more than $13,000 from a customer’s account while workin…
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PROCTOR — The Preservation Trust of Vermont says after years of owning the Vermont Marble Museum, it’s exploring some other options for the bu…
Merriam-Webster dictionary uses words like strength, force and energy to define the word “intensity.” They might want to add Jack Coughlin’s n…
Vermonters bracing for a hike in tax rates due to a low homestead property yield are getting some relief.
Lindsay Bynon got the Castleton University women’s volleyball head coaching job at the tender age of 23. Don’t worry, she had a head start.
PROCTOR — Call it senior telepathy. Proctor’s Conner McKearin and Brennon Crossmon are in their third varsity season together and have a sense…
WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland boys basketball team trailed early but took control late, earning a 41-28 win against Arlington Thursday night.
A Pittsford woman is facing a felony charge after police accused her of trying to use more than $13,000 from a customer’s account while working as a teller at TD Bank on Merchants Row at the e…
PROCTOR — The Preservation Trust of Vermont says after years of owning the Vermont Marble Museum, it’s exploring some other options for the building’s future, while keeping its commitment to t…
Vermonters bracing for a hike in tax rates due to a low homestead property yield are getting some relief.
BURLINGTON — Starting Thursday, Vermonters 65 and older can get their COVID-19 vaccination at Walgreens.
In Middletown Springs, the proposed general is $351,597, a decrease of about $21,000. The proposed highway budget is $450,300, an increase of roughly $2,300.
In Benson, voters are looking at a proposed general fund budget of $399,075, of which $252,611 will be raised by taxes — about $17,000 less than raised in taxes last year, due to a lack of car…
In Rutland Town, seven candidates are competing for three seats on the Rutland Town School Board.
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Merriam-Webster dictionary uses words like strength, force and energy to define the word “intensity.” They might want to add Jack Coughlin’s name somewhere in their definition.
Lindsay Bynon got the Castleton University women’s volleyball head coaching job at the tender age of 23. Don’t worry, she had a head start.
PROCTOR — Call it senior telepathy. Proctor’s Conner McKearin and Brennon Crossmon are in their third varsity season together and have a sense of where the other is on the court. Unless you ar…
WEST RUTLAND — The West Rutland boys basketball team trailed early but took control late, earning a 41-28 win against Arlington Thursday night.
CASTLETON — The Castleton University women’s basketball team always looked to be on the brink of breaking through against Keene State Wednesday night, but the Spartans couldn’t finish the job.
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On a classic zero-degree Vermont winter day, Val Stori laced up her running shoes and drove …
The stress of COVID-19 has many people feeling isolated and/or worried about their health. S…
As you hit the trails this winter, take a close look at Vermont’s forests. Some trees are th…
It’s a late winter morning, almost a year into the enforced isolation dictated by the pandem…
Are you suffering from the mid-winter blahs? More importantly, are your houseplants? We can’…
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For weeks, we have been espousing the importance of being involved in the local municipal and school budget processes. The decisions being made today are very much going to dictate how communities fare in the days and months to come. The pandemic has shifted priorities, and put fresh emphasi…
I appreciate Michael Lannon's perspective on ravens, and his slanted historical take on this bird.
I am a graduate of Rutland High (1960). I never associated “Red Raiders” with anything bad, …
It’s time to vaccinate our teachers and correctional officers who wish to be vaccinated. The…
I wish to extend my deepest sympathies to the William Thomas family of Rutland Town. Bill wa…
In the coming months, the public is likely to hear more about the COVID-19 vaccines as they …
How truly sad that the former managing editor of the Rutland Herald would chastise the very …
The candidates running for School Board all refer to the mascot issue. If they think it is s…
The library has gone rogue. Its decision to move to CSJ has been declared responsible becaus…
I would like to make several comments regarding the proposed move of Rutland Free Library to…
Hollywood, escaping the pandemic, political cartoon
I grew up in a small village, in more innocent times, and had the good fortune to be able to…
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