A Killington man will serve six and a half years in federal prison and remain under supervision for another 10 years after admitting on Monday…
CASTLETON — A pink wave descended on the town this weekend as hundreds donning pink shirts walked over three miles to raise an approximated $6…
The Rutland Historical Society is putting business second this year.
PROCTOR — The Select Board has agreed to lower the water bill on the former Vermont Marble Company building at 61 Main St. and may be taking a…
WEST RUTLAND — West Rutland needs a much bigger water line than it already has running down Pleasant Street, and plans to install one next fall.
PITTSFORD — The towns of Pittsford and Proctor plan to explore their options for sharing police coverage.
CVU, U-32, Thetford and Proctor secured the top seeds for the girls soccer playoffs and three of those teams will attempt to build upon establ…
Some familiar names are at the top of the heap for the boys soccer playoffs but there are also a lot of new storylines to keep things fresh.
A Killington man will serve six and a half years in federal prison and remain under supervision for another 10 years after admitting on Monday to possessing child pornography in May.
CASTLETON — A pink wave descended on the town this weekend as hundreds donning pink shirts walked over three miles to raise an approximated $63,000 for breast cancer research and resources.
The Rutland Historical Society is putting business second this year.
PROCTOR — The Select Board has agreed to lower the water bill on the former Vermont Marble Company building at 61 Main St. and may be taking a look at the fees for other commercial properties …
WEST RUTLAND — West Rutland needs a much bigger water line than it already has running down Pleasant Street, and plans to install one next fall.
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CVU, U-32, Thetford and Proctor secured the top seeds for the girls soccer playoffs and three of those teams will attempt to build upon established dynasties.
Some familiar names are at the top of the heap for the boys soccer playoffs but there are also a lot of new storylines to keep things fresh.
WINDSOR — On senior day, the Yellow Jackets played their best game of the year as they get ready for the playoffs, defeating Woodstock 32-0 Saturday. Windsor will head to Springfield on Friday…
They picked up their sticks on a hot Thursday afternoon in August with the goal of playing in the chill of November on the University of Vermont’s Moulton-Winder Field.
When Otter Valley upset BFA-Fairfax 38-36 on Saturday night, the Otters gave Division III football a big shake. Poultney overtook BFA for the top seed while the Otters climbed to No. 3 when th…
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