Randolph, VT News

• Randolph, VT News
• News of Area Students
• News of Area Students
• Sowing Peas and Other Spring Gardening Tips
• Braintree Horseshoes
• Photo
• Valley Bowl League Results
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• RUHS Spring Pride Event
• RUHS Track & Field Soar at Hanover
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• Whitcomb Jr. High Track News
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• 2012 Turkey Season
• Trap Shooting At Randolph F&G
• Chelsea Horseshoe League
• Montague Golf Club League Results
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• Intense Victories for Chelsea Lax
• Three Consecutive Wins for RUHS Guy Ghosts Baseball Players
• Photo
• ‘Celebrating Nature Around Us’ Coming to Tunbridge Library
• Dinnerstein To Perform Free Concert At Chandler as Memorial to Watton
• Photo
• Vt. Philharmonic Coming to Chandler
• Poco Loco
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• Ongoing Mondays
• Ongoing Sundays
• Ongoing Saturdays
• Ongoing Fridays
• Sunday, June 3
• Saturday, June 2
• Friday, June 1
• Wednesday, May 30
• Tuesday, May 29
• Monday, May 28
• Sunday, May 27
• Saturday, May 26
• Friday, May 25
• The Herald’s Obituary Policy
• Card of Thanks
• Lefebvre Service
• Card of Thanks
• Eaton Service
• Russell K. Downs Sr.
• Olmstead Service
• Mitchell Service
• Anthony J. Lanza
• McIntyre Memorial
• Maybelle Locke
• George J. Kendall Jr.
• Robert P. Race
• Reclaiming a Flooded Yard or Garden
• Haviland Smith
• Financial Cowboys
• litteljohn
• Ann Aikens
• Letters to the Editor
• A Unique Institution
• Judge Eaton Explains the Facts of (Jury) Life
• Rotarians Hear What It’s Like To Compose Music for a Living
• Tucker and Paquet Are Wed
• Public Invited To View Projects In Local History
• Ready to Retire, Sanford Celebrates a ‘Record’ Career
• The Financial Gamble That is Facebook
• Volunteers Needed For Riford Brook Cleanup June 2
• Randolph Center
• Brookfield
• Engaged
• Royalton’s Ski Trail Co. Lands Alaskan Job & Big Coincidence
• Governor’s Award Winners
• Governor’s Award Winners
• Pond Village Church News
• Free Men’s Health Talk Provides Expert Advice from Gifford Docs
• RES, Brookfield, Braintree Menus
• June Brown Bag Session on Travel
• Kevan Subpoenas Selectboard Chair In Env. Court
• Kevin Subpoenas Selectboard Chair In Env. Court
• Photo
• Wells Family Has Busy May
• Randall Drive-in Has New Operators
• Vermont Tech Honors Outstanding Leaders
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Fish Hill Memorial Day Program
• Selex Agree to $5000 for Land Trust
• Braintree Selex Support Housing Study
• RUHS Senior Project Open House Planned
• Governor to Speak At Vets’ Cemetery
• Kimball Library
• Memorial Day Ceremonies, Events Planned in Randolph
• Cooking Blind
• ‘Cash Mob’ Event in Randolph Aims to Support Local Businesses
• Rising Sun Lodge Installs Officers
• Royalton Selectboard Discusses Stream Bank Stabilization
• Memorial Day Events In South Royalton
• Chelsea Chosen For Organics & Debris Management Program
• Regional Food Ctr. Event in Vershire
• Tunbridge Marks Memorial Day With Many Events Monday
• Vershire
• National Honor Society at SoRo Has Six New Members
• National Honor Society at SoRo Has Six New Members
• South Royalton
• Chelsea Selex Get Ambulance Update, Debate Hauling Sand
• Farm To School Meeting in Chelsea
• Joyful Hearts At Farmers Market
• Plant Sale This Saturday
• West Hill Church Reopens Doors
• Road Foreman Suggests Town Garage Site
• Hancock
• Rochester Historical Society Co-hosted Irene Story Circles
• Memorial Day Parade Monday
• Community Yard Sale This Saturday
• Rochester School Students Help With Garlic Mustard Pull
• Photo
• Rochester Selex Hold Hearing On Rte. 73 Bridge Construction
• Strafford School Board Awards Bid
• Memorial Day Events In Stockbridge
• Gaysville/Stockbridge
• Rock ’n’ Roll Event Benefits Food Shelf
• Straffordites Will Honor Hazel & Bob
• Straffordites Will Honor Hazel & Bob
• Mine Update Mtg. Tonight in Strafford
• Strafford
• Sharon
• East Barnard
• Pittsfield
• Barnard
• Photo
• Bethel
• Scholars, Council Members Honored
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• Green Up Peavine Park Saturday
• Harrington Chosen DAR Good Citizen
• Harrington Chosen DAR Good Citizen
• Local Births
• Burglaries in Randolph, Bethel Target Cash and Jewelry
• Photo
• Text Message Scam in Area References Merchants Bank
• Weatherwise
• VLS’s Latest Legal Eagles Graduate
• Showtime for Vermont Crafts
• ‘Red Scare’ History Told
• VLS Center for Legal Studies Unveiled
• The Playhouse Faces Dilemma, Finds Friends
• SoRo Says "Goodnight, Irene"
• Chelsea To Salute Fallen Navy SEALs
• Photo
• Green Mountain Council Marking 100th Anniversary of Eagle Scouts
• Peter Mallary Calls the Bids At History Expo’s Auction
• News of Area Students
• More Hacking Than a Machete
• Vershire
• Broad Brook
• A Recollection of ‘Shaun Pickett Day’
• Small Schools Can Get ‘Too Small’
• Wellspring Kids Ready To Shine In Indian Epic
• The Hazard of Cold Water Boating
• Montague Golf Club League Results
• Randolph Ghosts Track & Field Results from U-32 Meet
• Tough Week for Chelsea Baseball Squad
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• Photo
• Walk a Mile in Our Refs’ Shoes
• 2012 Turkey Season Reporttrouble
• Valley Bowl Summer League Results
• Photo
• Guy Ghosts Get Big Win over U-32
• W hitcomb Track and Field News
• Photo
• Braintree Horseshoe League
• Chelsea Horseshoe League
• Tough Games, Tough Schedule For Tough Chelsea Ladies’ Lacrosse
• Langstaff Holds Auditions
• Woodstock Singer-Songwriter Jay Nash in Concert May 18
• Gordon Lightfoot at LOH Benefit For COVER Home Repair May 14
• Chandler’s ‘Feast of Singing’ 2012 Celebrating Music of the Spirit
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Poco Loco
• Ongoing Sundays
• Ongoing Saturdays
• Ongoing Fridays
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Saturday, May 26
• Friday, May 25
• Wednesday, May 23
• Tuesday, May 22
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• Ongoing Mondays
• Giroux Service
• George Kendall Jr.
• Mitchell Service
• Illsley Service
• Monday, May 21
• Sunday, May 20
• Saturday, May 19
• Friday, May 18
• Thursday, May 17
• Card of Thanks
• Card of Thanks
• Arvilla Olmstead
• James H. Wallace
• Robert P. Race
• Lefebvre Service
• Esther Mesh
• Boles Service
• Geraldine Keicher
• McIntyre Service
• Gile D. Kendall
• Joseph R. McIntyre
• Larry A. Murphy
• littlejohn
• When Coyotes Last in the Desert Plunged
• Letters to the Editor
• Health Care Expert Inspired by Visit to Gifford: Part II
• Gift Keeps on Giving
• That Picnic Table Doing in School?
• Arriving This July— Gail Trotin
• Beloved SoRo Principal Ready To Retire
• Volunteers Invited To Participate And Help Save Vt. Bumblebees
• Pond Village Church News
• Learn Key Tips To Help You Make a Great First Impression
• Brookfield
• Photos
• Chef’s Market Has a Birthday
• Experienced Vt. Family Physician Joins Gifford Hospitalist Team
• Students Wow Visitors At RTCC Open House
• Randolph Center
• Giles is Chosen DAR Good Citizen
• Orange Cty. Safety Day This Saturday
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Plant Potatoes in Cages And Other Garden Tips
• Braintree
• “I’m One”
• VTC Student Named ‘Successful Entrepreneur’
• Magnificent Morgans
• WRPartnership Is Cited For ‘Environmental Excellence’
• Starting Over Strong Vermont: Financial Planning Workshop
• North Randolph
• Free Community Dinner Tuesday
• Orange County District Court
• Kimball Library
• RES, Brookfield, Braintree Menus
• Dr. Erica Koch Joins Gifford Staff
• Braintree Selex OK Truck, Make More Appointments
• Braintree Selex Tackle Issues, Many Due to Irene
• Vermont Tech Graduates 486
• Randolph Historical Museum Opening
• Tunbridge Library Friends Meeting
• Tunbridge
• Market Kicks Off With Petting Zoo
• Heath Field No Longer an Option For Chelsea’s Town Sand Pile
• Chelsea Says No To Public Preschool
• Gaysville/Stockbridge
• Stockbridge Passes School Budget, Returns Groppe to School Bd.
• Nutting Tribute Planned May 28
• ‘Defining Marriage’ Tuesday at TSA
• Sharon
• Heaney Is Chosen DAR Good Citizen
• Photographing Vt.’s Great Dairy Woman, Annie Burke
• Grow a Row For SoRo Senior Ctr.
• Photography Show At SoRo Market
• Photo
• Strafford
• Royalton Library
• Back River Road Is Now Open
• ‘Dug Up’ Movie Almost Complete
• Royalton’s Memorial Library Enjoying Community Support
• So. Royalton Classrooms Moving Back Friday
• Farm Fling Vendors Sought for June 4
• Park House Plans Yard Sale Fundraiser
• WRVP Arts Camp For Kids Planned
• FarmFREEFlingfor 2Vendors • Soughtclassifiedfor June 4
• Red Cross Blood Drive Nets 41 Pints
• Community School Celebration Planned May 23 in Rochester
• Rochester School Bd. Prepares for Vote
• Rochester Voters Approve Bond Vote for School Improvements
• East Barnard
• Free Friday Movie At RHS Auditorium
• Hannah Doughty To Study in Russia
• Freedepartment,Friday Movie728-3232 At RHS Auditoriumads@ourherald.
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• World Music Event At Rochester School
• Credit Union and Park House Start Business Recycling Program
• Barnard
• Photo
• Hancock
• Engaged
• Bethel
• The ‘Peavine Railroad’ Returns To Bethel, Stops at the Library
• RUHS Class's Buen Viaje
• Another Dollar Store Is Denied
• VLS Celebrates Weekend of Events
• Selex Discuss School as Red Cross Shelter, Gun Use at Gravel Pit
• ‘Click It / Ticket’ Campaign Coming
• Local Births
• Speed Kills In I-89 Crash Last Week
• Rochester Journalist’s Plea to Seniors
• An Epic Event
• Act 250 Weighs Ag. Land vs. ‘Smart Growth’
• Breaking Ground
• Auction Raises More Than $20K for Vermont Symphony
• Hay Bales on Interstate 89, Trooper Issues Reminders
• ‘Flavors of the Valley’ Comes of Age
• Fresh Air Host Moms Needed
• Unemployment Rate Edges Downward
• Photo
• Strafford
• Gaysville/Stockbridge
• Vt. Sheriffs Support Candidacy Of Democrat T.J. Donovan
• Strafford Voters Discuss Bond Vote for Town Road Repairs
• 2012 Spring Turkey Season
• RUHS Graduate Is Rookie of Year At Mt. Ida Lax
• First Track Meet for Chelsea Boys
• Photo
• RUHS Track Records Fall; Zimet Beats All
• Chelsea Horseshoe League May 1
• Rochester Boys Improve Record to 8-1
• Whitcomb Track Up & Running
• Two Patient Victories for Lady Devils
• Braintree Horseshoe League
• Busy Week for Randolph Guy Ghosts Results in Just One More Victory
• ‘Avengers’ Serves Up Superheroes Galore
• Photo
• ‘The Next Generation’ Concert Friday, May 18 at Chandler
• BarnArts Center for the Arts Launches Program in Barnard
• Poco Loco
• Movies
• Theater
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Ongoing Mondays
• Ongoing Sundays
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Ongoing Saturdays
• Ongoing Fridays
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• Sunday, May 20
• Saturday, May 19
• Friday, May 18
• Thursday, May 17
• Wednesday, May 16
• Tuesday, May 15
• Monday, May 14
• Sunday, May 13
• Saturday, May 12
• Friday, May 11
• Thursday, May 10
• Evans W. Illsley
• Thurston Service
• Sleeper Service
• Price Memorial
• McIntyre Service
• Edward G. Wright
• Eleanor F. Wilson
• Chamberlin Service
• Everett A. Lanpher
• Vt. Fish & Wildlife’s New Fishing Access
• Don’t Believe Everything You Read
• Letters to the Editor
• Health Care Expert Is Inspired by Visit to Gifford: Part I
• A Wedding in Madrid Required Jumping Through Hoops
• littlejohn
• Volunteers Charge Into Green Up Action
• Korean Cuisine Takes Its Place In Brattleboro’s Eatery Scene
• Kimball Library
• Agencies Join Teaching Safety To Area Kids
• Four New Chaplains Join Gifford Volunteer Program
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Randolph Center
• Photo
• ‘Night of the Arts’ At RUHS May 16
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• President of VTC Honored in Mass.
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• Esther Mesh Dies at 103
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• RUHS Middle School Student Cited for Second Degree Arson
• Japanese Native Shares Stories of the Tsuami
• Brookfield
• McGill-O’Rourke Earns Ph.D.
• Two Pajama Story Events Planned
• SafeArt Teen Ensemble Performs At Randolph and Williamstown
• March of Dimes Honors Gifford With ‘Leadership Legacy’ Award
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• Stagecoach Joins Commuter Challenge
• Randolph B&G Club Announces Summer Programs Schedule
• Boys & Girls Club Re-Opening, Renovation Work Complete
• COHD Parade Entry Forms Available
• First Branch CPR Class a Success
• Summer Camps Planned at Altus
• Van Pelt Artwork At Chelsea Library
• Engaged
• Tunbridge
• Pete Vermette Retires From 20 Years As Mail Carrier
• Chelsea Prepares To Reconsider Establishing Public Preschool
• “I’m One”
• News of Area Students
• Sharon
• Prison Growth Has Reversed In Vermont, Officials Say
• Photo
• Royalton Library
• Royalton Town Clerk News
• New Farmer Event May 21 in SoRo
• SoRo Students Help Revitalize Local Waterways After Irene
• First Congregational Church News
• Medicare & You Workshop in SoRo
• Royalton Selectboard Awards Contract
• Engaged
• Swami To Speak In Rochester
• Hancock
• Miss Vt. Entrant Plans Fundraiser
• New Rochester School Principal Will Be Dr. Linda Kelley
• Elementary School Spring Play May 14
• Pierce’s Artwork At Post Office
• Rochester Tennis Season Beginning
• Free Friday Night Movie is ‘Hugo’
• Barnard
• Vendors Sought For May 26 Event
• Choral Concert in Rochester Benefits Ongoing Flood Relief
• Public Meeting and Bond Vote On Improvements to School
• East Barnard
• Pittsfield Voters Will Try Again To Pass School District Budget
• Sacred Choral Music May 19 in Pittsfield
• Pittsfield
• Bethel
• Bethel Schools Host Castleton College Performers in Concert
• Merriam and Merrill Are Wed
• Valley Golden Girls To Meet
• Card of Thanks
• Bethel Town Hall Hosts Spring Concert
• Bethel Brunch To Fund Spain Trip
• Photo
• Middle Branch Grange Presents Community Citizen Award
• Bethel Historical Society Hosting Postcard and History Fair May 19
• Sharon Mystery: Who Moved Heavy Objects?
• Fire Destroys Lumber Pile Under I-89
• VSP: Nine More BurglariesRoyalton.
• Windsor County Dems To Meet
• Bethel Selex Chair Recovers From Assault
• Weatherwise
• A Last Hurrah
• Plan Aims To Bolster Economy
• Legislators Adjourn
• Congress Now ‘Fact Free Zone’
• Vermont Tech Graduates 486 At Norwich U.
• What Can You Do To Save Energy?
• Fiction Teaches A Harsh Reality
• Vershire
• Orange County District Court
• News of Area Students
• Students Spent Spring Break Not on the Beach, But Helping
• Vermont Fish & Wildlife Dept. Launches ‘Got Bats? Campaign
• Vermont Public Television Specials Will Feature Governor Dean and Governor Douglas
• Free Workshops on Controlling Invasive Weeds Spread by Irene
• Sharon
• Sharon Green Up Day Activities
• Rural Vermont Plans 2012 Celebration May 16 in Wilder
• Flood Exhibit At Brick Store
• Strafford
• Photo
• Photo
• Photo
• Youth Turkey Hunters’ Report
• Photo
• Chelsea Girls’ Lax Win Two More
• F&W Recommends Turkey Hunting Safety Tips
• Questionable Call Ends In Loss for RUHS Guy Ghosts
• The Misplaced Mercy Rule
• Photo
• BigTown Gallery Opens New Show
• The ‘Stars’ Will Be Out At 5/13 Singers Concert
• ‘Lyddie’ Is a Home-Grown Triumph At Lost Nation Theater Thru 5/ 20
• Pianist Paul Shaw at Chandler
• Ken Waldman at Chandler May 11
• Poco Loco
• Ongoing Sundays
• Sunday, May 13
• Saturday, May 12
• Friday, May 11
• Wednesday, May 9
• Tuesday, May 8
• Monday, May 7
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Ongoing Saturdays
• Ongoing Fridays
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• Ongoing Mondays
• Marjorie Lorraine (Hall) Trask
• Sunday, May 6
• Saturday, May 5
• Friday, May 4
• Thursday, May 3
• Houses More Affordable Now Than Any Time in 25 Years
• 16-Year-Olds Now Can Donate Blood
• Bohnyak and Marshia Honored By Highway Safety Program
• CVCOA Offering Alzheimer’s Series
• The Herald’s Obituary Policy
• Eva P. Sleeper
• Barcomb Service
• Thurston Service
• Tribble Service
• Blaisdell Memorial
• Porter Service
• Dumont Service
• Food and Agriculture: The ‘Value-Added’ Buzz
• Kathy Rohloff
• The $21 Million CV Controversy: My Perspective
• Letters to the Editor
• littlejohn
• Compelling Television
• Thrift Store Artifacts: Somebody Else’s Christmas
• A Diamond in the Rough
• VTC Graduates 81 Apprentices
• Pottery Classes On Weston Street
• Rick Enser Discusses Backyard Biodiversity at Kimball Library
• Braintree Planning Commission To Hold Forum on New Town Plan
• Randolph Native Shows Her Art in St. Louis
• Brookfield
• Chandler’s May ‘Brown Bag’ To Feature Morrill Gardener
• Kimball Library
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Randolph Center
• Low Maintenance Garden Program
• GED Test Sessions In Randolph
• Photo
• Green Up Day In Randolph
• July 4 Parade Theme Chosen
• Photo
• CVPS Rep Urges RUMS Students To Learn More About Electricity
• ‘Steadfast Hope’ Discussion Groups
• Gifford Staff Helps March of Dimes
• Jickling Awarded Journalism Scholarship
• Postal Food Drive Saturday, May 12
• Legislature Honors Work Of RTCC’s Sullivan
• CVCAC Aids Long-Term Recovery
• VSO Musicians At Area Schools
• Healthier Living Workshops Begin
• Photo
• Selectmen OK Sidewalk Café
• Tunbridge
• What To Do with Irene’s Silt?
• Photo
• Broad Brook
• Mother’s Day Fun Run in Chelsea
• Pastries w/ Parents And Teachers
• “I’m One”
• Chelsea Summer Food Programs
• Green Up Day Plans in Chelsea
• Pittsfield
• Gaysville/Stockbridge
• School Budget Vote Is May 10 in Stockbridge
• Royalton Rescue Celebrates 50-Years
• Old Home Days Committee News
• Royalton Library
• Royalton Recreation Department News
• Assault in Deli Results in Arrest
• Photo
• Photo
• Card of Thanks
• Post Office Food Drive May 10-12
• Royalton Selectboard Considers Several Town Road Issues
• Royalton Property Transfers
• Rochester Library
• Recycling Continues This Saturday
• Young Rochester Filmmaker Getting National Attention
• Big Picture Learning Co-Founder Visits Rochester High School
• TRORC and WRP Working Together
• Supervisor
• Bridge Replacement Info in Rochester
• New Rochester Firehouse Gets Thumbs Up
• “I’m One”
• East Barnard
• Quintown Senior Center News
• Barnard
• For Bethel Students, Good Behavior Brings Good Results
• Bethel-Lympus
• Emerson Ferris Burt Born in Morrisville
• Photo
• Bethel Chess Club Competes In State Chess Competition
• Card of Thanks
• Bethel Green Up Day Information
• A Strange Affair with Robins In Upper Bethel Gilead Road
• Firearm Found, Owner Sought
• Police Investigating Seven Area Burglaries
• Bronx Drug Dealer Gets 19 Years in Federal Pen
• Weatherwise
• Visitor from Washington: Ashe Inspects Damage
• Feds Close Door on Salmon Restoration Project
• Gifford’s DiNicola Wins CDC Award
• RUHS’s Barnett Named Vt. Principal of the Year
• Barnard General Store Closes Next Week
• FEMA Buy-Outs, Town-By-Town
• FEMA Buying 40 Homes in WRV
• 2012 Thunder Road Schedule of Events
• 2012 Race Schedule for RaceVermont.com
• Spring Trout Fishing Opened on April 14
• Photo
• Photo
• Chelsea Boys Even It Out For Early 2-2 Record
• 200 Goals for Super Athlete Chelsea Lady Devil, W. Ladd
• Whitcomb Track and Field Team Competes at South Royalton
• Guy Ghosts 3-Run Win Over Solons
• Valley Bowl
• Chelsea Ladies Lambaste Solons
• Rochester Rockets Fuel Early 5-0 Record
• Folk Icon Judy Collins Sings at BOH on May 2
• Vt. Dems Pick New Hampshirite As Exec. Director
• ‘Mirror’ Doesn’t Reflect Well on ‘Snow White’
• Lyra Competition Hosts First Round
• ‘Jungle Joe’s Wildlife Adventures’ at Chandler
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Poco Loco
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• Ongoing Mondays
• Friday, May 4
• Thursday, May 3
• Wednesday, May 2
• Stockbridge Resident Chosen VHC ‘Horse Person of the Year’
• Monday, April 30
• Sunday, April 29
• Saturday, April 28
• Friday, April 27
• Jeremy S. Hood
• Moran Service
• Leonard Spaulding
• Ongoing Sundays
• Ongoing Saturdays
• Ongoing Fridays
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Sunday, May 6
• Saturday, May 5
• Vershire
• East Barnard
• Broad Brook
• Pittsfield
• Barnard
• Resolution
• Card of Thanks
• In Memoriam
• Stockbridge Selex Get State Approval
• Russell J. Holt
• Michael Masino
• John E. Ferris Sr.
• Ralph M. Whitney
• Richard Dumont
• Leon E. Thurston
• Thelbert Brown
• Menard Service
• Todd Robert Patch
• Sherman Memorial
• George E. Edwards
• Cyrena W. Persons
• Terry Marotta
• Haviland Smith
• Letters to the Editor
• Boom, Bloom!
• A Flood of Memories
• What’s Roiling the Senate?
• Finally, Good News
• Senior Center Participates In March for Meals Campaign
• ‘Shiz Kids’ Learn About Japan
• Randolph Middle School Honors
• Vermont Tech Celebrates Student Achievements at Convocation
• Photo
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Gifford’s Volunteers Recognized
• Engaged
• Brookfield
• Kimball Library
• Randolph Center
• McAdoos Claim $2500 Winner At Rotary Scholarship Dinner
• Golf Org. Gives Crothers A Record 8th Certification
• Main Street Bakery & Café Opening Soon in Randolph
• Afghani Businesswoman Visits Randolph
• Exemption Reminder For Brookfield Vets
• Sharon
• Tunbridge
• Woodchuck Derby This Saturday
• Civic Club Show Celebrates 60 Years
• Chelsea Rec Mtg. Next Thursday
• Chelsea Middle School Honors
• Chelsea Selex Hear Complaints Of Dog Feces on Town Properties
• Strafford’s Common To Remain Only for Town-Related Events
• Quintown Senior Center News
• Hancock
• Prescription Drugs ‘Take-Back Day’
• Photo
• Strafford
• SoRo Middle School Honors
• South Royalton
• Strafford Selectboard Schedules Town Road Rehab Bond Vote
• Selectboard Discusses Plans For Lovejoy Road Bridge Project
• BALE Opens Community Space, Office With Event This Friday
• Photo
• Rising Sun Lodge Elects Officers
• Rochester Middle School Honors
• Red Cross Blood Drive in Rochester
• Rochester Selex Discuss Park And Town Cemetery Issues
• RHS Senior Project Presentation Night
• Rochester School Bd. Member Sought
• Rochester School PTO Open House
• Green Up Day Plans in Rochester
• Rochester School Board Reorganizes
• Photo
• New Firehouse Meeting And Vote Next Week
• Photo
• Whitcomb Jr.-High Honor Roll
• Bottle Drive Planned Sat. at Whitcomb
• Middle Branch Grange News
• Bethel Schools To Host ‘Cinderella’
• Grange Presents Bethel Fire Dept. With Community Service Award
• Weatherwise
• Trapped in Cellar, Man Dies in House Firetim
• Spring’s Here— Bee-Lieve It!
• Legislative Breakfast Monday in Bethel
• Whitcomb Seniors Present Projects
• Local Births
• White Elephant, Food Sale May 5
• Staying Afloat in the Wake of Irene
• Vt.’s Migrant Dairy Workers Risk Deportation for 14-Hour Work Days
• Dog Rescues Woman From Rabid Raccoon
• School Bd. Merger Stirs Public Debate
• After 50 Years, Local Dairy Sells Cows
• Mud Season Talent
• Conference: ‘Living With Vermont Rivers’
• An Apple Virus? I Told You So
• Billings Farm Opens for Season
• Galway Musicians To Perform At Braintree House Concert
• Spencer Lewis’ Latest: Rhythm Section Added
• Soprano Dawn Upshaw With Australian Chamber Orchestra
• Photo
• Verdict: Excellence in the 1st Degree
• The World Premiere of ‘Lyddie’ April 27 at Lost Nation Theater
• Molasses Creek Brings Traditional Music to Chandler
• Emails and Town Government
• Photo
• Boys Scouts in Troop #205 Hold April Court of Honor
• Sharon
• Card of Thanks
• Leon E. Thurston
• Michael Masino
• Ralph W. Hein
• John E. Ferris Sr.
• Murphy Services
• Michael D. Elmore
• Ann Aikens
• CVPS Windfall Plan Is Good for Ratepayers
• Letters to the Editor
• What’s News, Anyway?
• Ducks on the Pond
• Poco Loco
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• Ongoing Mondays
• Ongoing Sundays
• Saturday, April 28
• Friday, April 27
• Wednesday, April 25
• Tuesday, April 24
• Monday, April 23
• Sunday, April 22
• Saturday, April 21
• Friday, April 20
• Ongoing Saturdays
• Ongoing Fridays
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Sunday, April 29
• Thursday, April 19
• Valley Bowl
• Photos
• 2012 SouthWhitcombRoyaltonJr. & TrackSr. High& TrackField
• 2012 RUHS Golf
• History Being Made This Year In International Soccer
• Photo
• RUHS Baseball Squad Defeats Royals, Loses to Lancers
• 2012 South Royalton Track & FieldDay
• RUHS Track & Field Opens Season
• RUHS Track and FieldApril:
• Chelsea Girls LAX Loses to Oxbow
• Illegal Checking
• RUHS Track and Field - April:
• Vermont Voltage Seeks Players
• Chelsea Baseball Team Wins Over Concord
• George Woodard Milks His Farm for Comedy Material
• Vt. Tech Student Can Hack Computers with Best of Them
• News of Area Service People
• Five Trees Everyone Should Know
• Engaged
• Offering Flowers for ‘Life, Death, And Everything In Between’
• Orange County District Court
• Queen Bee
• Calling 911— Here Are The Basics
• Music Festival Fun
• GW Plastics Honored for Work Designing Medical Component
• Surprise Electric Outage Affects 2900 Customers
• Brookfield
• Shumlin Supports Change to Energy Secretary, Is OK with 2-Year Term
• Free Community Dinner April 24
• Photo
• Financial Literacy Students Honored
• RES First Grader Vt. Chess Champ
• Randolph Center
• New ‘Chicken Soup’ Has Mueller Story
• Vt. Tech Launches New Competition
• Hebert Named VTC’s Director Of Continuing Education
• Enterprise Center Business Workshop
• Randolph Senior Center News
• ‘Sufficient Food for All’ Walk Benefits Randolph Food Shelf
• RUHS Student Gets to Meet His Longtime ‘Trucker Buddy’
• Randolph Teen Ctr. Renovations Are Nearing Completion
• Forest Fire Breaks Out in Brookfield
• Hoop Dreams
• Photo
• ‘Gasland’ Film In Tunbridge
• King Arthur Flour CEO Guest Speaker
• Alexander Wheeles Born April 6
• Tunbridge CS Honor Roll
• ‘Turn Your Radio On’ Benefit Concert Saturday in Tunbridge
• Tunbridge Couple Needs Help With Restoring Historic Barn
• Card of Thanks
• Pinewood Champs
• Paines Beach Remains Closed
• TCS Art Class Raises Money For Operation Revive Royalton
• Royalton Library
• SoRo School Speller Goes to State Bee
• Royalton Church News Notes
• SoRo and Bethel School Boards Continue Their Discussion
• New Schedule For Free Movies
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• SoRo School Voters OK A Higher School Budget
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• Dorman and Stuart Are Wed
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• Arnowitt Plays Bach This Friday
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• On the Right Track
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• Pittsfield Votes Will Discuss Larger Tax Exemption for Vets
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• WHS Hoop Band Seeks Participants
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• WED 50 YEARS
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• Altus Healing Arts Spring Calendar
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• Rochester Honor Roll Correction
• Rochester School Chosen For League of Innovative Schools
• Rochester Futures Committee Hosts Speaker March 6
• Auditions Dates Planned For WRVP Spring Follies Show
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• School Board Invites Community To Informational Forum & Dinner
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• Higher Insurance Costs Push Up Randolph Town Budgets
• CVPS Aces ‘SmartGrid’
• It’s Déjà Vu All Over Again: Moffatt To Be Interim Mgr.
• Huntley Gets Prison, Charges Still Pending
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• Climate Change Team Reports Irene Lessons
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• White River Valley Players Celebrate a Busy Year
• Rochester Selex Hold Hearing About Route 73 Bridges
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• Students in After-School Program Learn About Search and Rescue
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• Missing Woman Found in Rochester
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• Mares Publishes New Book of Erudite VPR Commentaries
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• RUHS Guy Ghosts End Losing Streak with Two Big Wins
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• Chelsea Boys’ Squad Plays Through the Flu
• Chelsea Lady Devils Face Craftsbury, Billstown And Concord, Win 2, Lose 1
• Don’t Sit This One Out! Chair Exhibit Is a Winner
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• ‘Music Together’ Demo at Chandler
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• VTrans Officials and Engineers To Discuss Rte. 73 Bridge Projects
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• Belcher Library Valentine Project
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• Elijah Ransom Plays With Jazz Ensemble
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• Law School To Take Part in $34-Million Energy Program
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• With Little Drama, Legislators Produce Redistricting Plan
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• Hearing Hears Plenty of Disagreement
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• Randolph Union High School District #2 Officers—2012
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• Minutes of Annual Meeting of Union High School District No. 2, February 1, 2011
• SUPER BOWL XLVI
• Eat More Vermont Fish!
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• Chelsea Boys Win 2 More Games
• Recruiters Are Ranking Our Nation’s Children
• Olympians Hand Randolph Guy Ghosts a 10-Point Loss
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• Royals Dig Deeper Hole
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• Weekly League Results for Valley Bowl
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• Chair Painting Workshop Feb. 4 At Chandler Gallery
• Global Calamity Seen Thru The Travails of ‘War Horse’
• Bowie Leads Barbary Coast Ensemble
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• Health Dept. To Award $1.2M In Community Wellness Grants
• Lyndon State College Raises $10M for Its Second Century
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• Dodging Ethanol Issue in Florida’s Primary
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• Chamber’s Legislative Breakfast Series Starts February 13
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• Tom Salmon Speaks Feb. 8
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• Colby Richardson Born in Maine
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• Recycling Continues This Saturday
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• Two Local Teachers Are Named To Select Regional Panel
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• Randolph Man Is Enjoying His Moment in Spotlight
• Comforting Memories Of Utter Darkness
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• Skills-Based Education Gets Results at RTCC
• Ladies First Expands Eligibility For More Vermont Women
• Take Advantage Of Tax Credit, Treasurer Urges
• ‘Evening of George Gershwin’ To Feature Michael Arnowitt
• McDonald Steps Down As Vermont GOP Chair
• Multi-Media ‘Adventure’ Explores Evolution
• Valley Bowl League Results
• Chelsea Boys Split Week
• 2 Plead Guilty To Taking Sturgeon
• Lakin Scores 27 For Lady Royals
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• Randolph Brothers on Podium In Killington Snowboard Races
• Guy Ghosts Drop Two Games
• Gal Ghosts Defeated By Oxbow Away
• 22-Point Win for Lady Red Devils Over Canaan on Home Court
• Parrish Leading the Rockets, Scores 21 Twice in One Week
• Bow Thayer and The Holy Plow Come to Chandler February 4
• February Vacation Workshops For Youth Offered at Chandler
• Endearing Lack of Focus Makes Zoo Movie Work
• Noted Graphic Designer Will Lead Vt. College of Fine Arts
• No. Stage Goes Dark with ‘Liaisons’
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• This Lamb Is Your Lamb; This Lamb Is My Lamb…
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• Vermont Tech Heads to the Hills
• Russ of WR Partnership Featured At Feb. 3 Brown Bag Series
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• Vt. Tech Establishes Fellowship Program
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• Boys and Girls Club Announces Staff and Volunteer Honorees
• Randolph Center
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• Investments Have Performed Well
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• Warden’s Life: A Drowned Moose And Anything Else Unexpected
• Royalton Property Transfers For Nov., and Dec. 2011
• Gee Hill Traffic Will Be Detoured
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• Vermont Law School Launches Energy Security & Justice Project
• Starting Over Strong’ Vermont: Healing Emotions from Flooding
• Fishing Is Great, Where Ice Is Safedison
• Flood Recovery Meeting Monday Afternoon at Rochester School
• Rochester Recreation Winterfest Planned for Sunday, Feb. 5
• Rochester Selectboard Adopts Warning for Town Meeting
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• History Expo Is Baaack, With Civil War Theme
• Bloch and Benson Are Wed
• A Weekend of Remembrance And Healing at Bethel Town Hall
• Legislative Night At Middle Branch
• New Bethel School PTA Elects First Officers
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• Central School Awarded Farm to School Grantden
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• No. Branch Nature Ctr. Hosts Lecture and Slide Show Series
• Three Selex Seats at Stake, Interest High in Randolph
• VLS Wins $1.25M Agriculture Grant
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• Historic Building Likely To Be Razed
• Justin Morrill Speaks Again
• Tunbridge Ambulance Texting On the Job?
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• Royals’ Inconsistency Continues With Two Tough, Close Games
• Rochester and Royal Boys Fight To the Finish, Rockets Win by 3
• Photo
• Wild Turkeys Are A Vermont Success Story
• Vermont Senior Winter Games At Sugarbush
• Valley Bowl Updates
• RUHS Guy Ghosts Increase Their Record to 6-2
• Mud Season Show Auditions Planned
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• ‘Farmers’ Night’ Concert Jan. 25
• Chandler Announces Auditions For ‘The Next Generation’
• Lyra Music Competition In ‘American Idol’ Style
• Chandler Announces 4th of July Musical
• Double-Neck Guitarist Ian Ethan Performs at Chandler Jan. 28
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• Conroy Taps Former Ag. Sec’y For Vermont Tech Consultancy
• Open for Business: VTC Incubator
• Free Community Dinner January 24
• Winter Retreat At Hulbert Ctr. For Adventurous Women and Girls
• New Class Teaches Coping Skills For Stressed Family Caregivers
• Caring for Your Amaryllis
• RES, Brookfield, Braintree Menus
• Pond Village Church News
• Free Film Showing At Kimball Library
• New at the Farm Show: A ‘Buy Local Market’
• Council on Aging Offers Programs On Medicare & ‘Tools for Caregivers’
• Legislative Breakfasts Held in Rochester, Too
• WCAX-TV Will Partner With Seven Days, Kids VT
• Int’l. Snowmobile Safety Week: Five Important Safety Tips
• Photo
• Selex Balk at Approving Champy’s Last Request
• Randolph Center
• Town Manager’s Duties Split Two Ways; Selectboard Meets
• Photo
• Too Good To Be True? True That
• News of Area Students
• Community Service at SoRo School with King Arthur Flour
• PSB OKs 4.8% Rate Increase For CVPS, Starting in Jan.
• Strafford
• Strafford Selex Review, Update Town Rules, Policies, Protocol
• Royalton’s Town Clerk Zick Announces She’s Stepping Down
• Vershire
• Broad Brook
• Screening of Woodard’s Film To Benefit Rebuild Waterbury
• Granville
• Gaysville/Stockbridge
• Hancock
• Rochester Lunar New Year Jan. 28
• Photo
• Pierce Hall ‘Winter Wonderland’ Was a Sweet Afternoon
• Elementary School Basketball Team Having Fun in Rochester
• East Barnard
• Barnard
• “I’m One”
• Students at Bethel Schools Get on Board, and Get Smart
• Rochester Library Film Fest Begins
• Rochester School’s Future Topic of Meeting Series
• ‘Explosion’ of Towns Were Chartered in 1761
• Photo
• Bethel Selectboard Gets Flood Updates
• WNWSU and Bethel School Bd. Seek Level Funding for FY13
• More Time To Apply For Mitigation Grants
• Vote Is February 7, Report Next Week
• Local Births
• Phisher Triggers Plenty of Laughs
• Shumlin’s Community Recovery Partnership Team Rallies in Sharon
• Weatherwise
• Photo
• Open Season at the State House
• Municipal Facilities Location Causes Flood Plain Controversy in Chelsea
• Photo
• Discount Chain Stores Eye Route 107
• Barnard Dad Delivers Baby On Interstate
• Gifford Asked To Modify Rt 66 Site Plan
• OSSU Level-Funds Budgets Yet Again
• Photo
• A Community Model for Acupuncture
• Try Plants for Purer Air
• Use Imagination, Mindfulness To Change Engrained Habits
• Snowy Owls Visiting Vermont in Unusual Numbers This Year
• League Results for Valley Bowl
• Photo
• Royal Boys Increase Win Streak To Three
• Chelsea Boys Win in O.T. over Hornets
• Injuries Contribute to Lady Royals’ Losses
• Chelsea Girls Continue To Add to Their Win Column
• A ‘Snowshoe Challenge’ And Winter Death, Too
• 2 Big Wins for Rochester Boys Despite Two-Week Layoff
• Two Tough Games for Guy Ghosts End in Split Week with 1 Win, 1 Loss
• Billings Farm & Museum Hosts Sleigh Ride Weekend Jan. 14-16
• Guitar and Ukulele Classes at Chandler
• Assisted Listening System Now Available at Chandler
• Randolph Singers Start Spring Rehearsals 1/ 24
• Winter Folk Music Festival Planned for Next Weekend
• Onion River Chorus Presents Concerts of Early Baroque Music
• Chandler Gallery Presents ‘Art of the Chair’ Exhibit
• Exhibits
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• The ‘Romance of Scotland’ in Song To Be Presented by ‘Sounding Joy!’
• New Exhibit at BigTown Gallery
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Friday, Jan. 13
• In Memory of Mary Anne Flint
• Vermont 50-Plus, Baby Boomer Expo
• Evelyn James
• Ongoing Mondays
• Gilda Eaton
• Ongoing Sundays
• Abbie H. Mitchell
• Ongoing Saturdays
• Ongoing Fridays
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Sunday, Jan. 22
• Saturday, Jan. 21
• Friday, Jan. 20
• Thursday, Jan. 19
• Wednesday, Jan. 18
• Monday, Jan. 16
• Sunday, Jan. 15
• Saturday, Jan. 14
• Carleton P. Harlow
• Michel J. Veilleux
• Frank H. Boles
• Catherine Lawsing
• Elizabeth V. Hyde
• Make Your Health Care Decisions Now
• Letters to the Editor
• Phil Scott’s Response
• Cartoon
• January Textures
• Conan Doyle Would Like This Sherlock Holmes
• “I’m One”
• Brookfield
• True to His Convictions, Mallary Took Own Life
• Local Writer’s Love Story Included In Popular ‘Chicken Soup’ Series
• Randolph Center
• Applicants for Levesque Grant Being Sought by Gifford
• In & About Randolph
• Sharon
• In & About South Royalton
• Vershire
• Farm Show Moves North, Says ‘Goodbye’ to Barredown
• In & About Chelsea
• In & About Rochester
• Pittsfield
• Quilting ‘For the Love of It,’ Ladies Circle Shares the Love
• Granville
• Quintown Senior Center News
• Tyson Gym Busy Place This Winter
• Kindle Workshop At Strafford Library
• Strafford
• Hancock
• East Barnard
• Barnard
• Photo
• A Heap of New Coats Donated For Bethel’s Irene Victims
• Card of Thanks
• In & About Bethel
• The Sharon Academy Emphasizes ‘Right Fit’
• Weatherwise
• Local Births
• Sheriff’s Dept. Stopped Lots Of Motorists
• Buxton’s Bill Attempts Compromiseproduct.”
• Pupil Shortage Puts Schools In Competition
• Private Education: A Public Dilemma
• T.C. Webb Climbs His Way to the Top
• Speaker Brings MLK Day Message to VLS
• School Boards Still Studying Consolidation
• Shumlin Pleased With Vt.’s Recovery
• Vermont Receives Grant To Aid Veterans with Transit Needs
• Photo
• Many Veggie Farmers—But Not All Were Above the Worst of Irene
• Recycle Those Old Electronics
• Protect Your Eyes From Winter Sun
• Timeline Captures Memories As Savings Bonds Go Paperless
• Photo
• Valley Bowl League Results
• Ice Fishing Caution And Safety Reminders
• Red Devils Triumph Over UCA
• Randolph Guy Ghosts Continue On Hot Streak, Off to a 4-0 Start
• Chelsea Red Devil Boys Get Tromped by Raptors
• Photo
• M&M Monday Night Pool
• Royal Rally Is Not Enough
• Photo
• Gal Ghosts Off to a 4-1 Start
• Back on Silver Screen, Muppets Are Welcome
• Billings Farm Hosts ‘House of Sand’
• ‘Baby Universe’ Puppetry Performance Coming to Hopkins Center Jan. 6 & 7
• Hop Pianist-in-Residence Celebrates Beethoven, Dvorák and Shostakovich
• ‘Hale St. Gang’ Portraits Displayed At AVA Gallery Starting Jan. 13
• Tunbridge Residents Will Star In Exhibit of Photographs
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Theater
• Movies
• Thursday, Jan. 5
• Things Homeowners Should Know To Save Money This Winter
• Ongoing Thursdays
• Ongoing Wednesdays
• Ongoing Tuesdays
• Ongoing Mondays
• Sunday, Jan. 15
• Saturday, Jan. 14
• Friday, Jan. 13
• Wednesday, Jan. 11
• Tuesday, Jan. 10
• Monday, Jan. 9
• Poco Loco
• Sunday, Jan. 8
• Saturday, Jan. 7
• Friday, Jan. 6
• Vt. Fish & Wildlife Missisquoi Muskie Restoration Continues
• Brian Anthony Bry
• Tips That Let You Turn Down The Thermostat
• Keep Your Email Safe! Part 2
• Alan W. Ricketts Jr.
• Frances H. Rowell
• Bruce Read
• Haviland Smith
• Kathy Rohloff
• Littlejohn
• Democracy at Work
• Route 107 Back in Business After Fall Deluge
• CVABE Volunteer Info Session
• Three Bean’s Last Supper
• Kickoff for FIRST Robotics Competition
• Pond Village Church News
• Brookfield
• TRACK RUNNER
• Orchids for Your Valentine
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Your Christmas Tree Can Help Health of the Town Forest
• News of Area Students
• Snow Removal and Other January Gardening Tips
• Tips To Avoid Cooking Fires
• Photo
• Town Report To Honor Floyds of Randolph Ctr.
• Baby Jesus Is Restored To the Manger
• Randolph Center
• RES, Brookfield, Braintree Menus
• Town Ice Rink Opens Friday; New Director at the Helm
• Tea Party Meeting Jan. 11 in Sharon
• Sharon
• Strafford Community Chorus Seeks Singers for March 25
• Photo
• Strafford Listers Meet January 16
• Finn Collecting ‘Irene’ Stories
• Strafford
• Parenting Group Planned in Tunbridge
• Chelsea
• Tunbridge Hike This Sunday
• Breakfast/Bake Sale This Sunday, Jan. 8
• Tunbridge Has Opening On Its Board of Listers
• Vershire
• Royalton Library
• Rising Sun Masonic Lodge News
• Simoneau and Parker Are Wed
• Photo
• Photo
• Bill for Locksmithing Work Discussed by Royalton Selex
• Recycling Continues This Saturday
• ‘The Village Porch’ Celebrating Five Years With Open House
• Is Modern Technology Hurting Your Eyes?
• Flood Relief Center in Bethel Has Closed Its Doors
• Bethel Historical Society Events
• Photo
• Holiday Tragedies Prompt Warnings on Winter Fires
• Retail Device Licenses Now Renewable Online
• Preschool Playgroup Beginning Friday
• ‘Winter Wonderland’ Jan. 16 at Pierce Hall
• Woodlawn Cemetery Recovering: Some Gravestones Still Missing
• Community Church Plans Soup Festival
• Hancock
• Gaysville/Stockbridge
• East Barnard
• Barnard
• Furnace Wisdom
• Bethel Teen Is Legislative Page
• Local Births
• Rental Property Scam Surfaces in Vermont
• Randolph Area Food Shelf Gets USDA Shipment
• Inside Schütz’s State House
• New Year’s Day Blaze Destroys Barn
• Fake Kidnapping Targets Grandma
• Champy Resigns Position
• Humans Can Learn from Pets and Wildlife
• Photo
• Optimism May Improve Your Health And Success
• Galvanized Drums Ruled Unfit for Syrup Storage
• 2012 Licenses Now Online
• How To Protect Yourself From Financial Scams
• 2011-12 Randolph Middle School Basketball
• 2011-12 Rochester Middle School Basketball
• Tips To Keep Your Lungs in Shape This Year
• Photo
• Valley Bowl League Results
• Chelsea Boys Lose Tough Game to Blue Mountain
• M&M Monday Night Pool
• Dec. 31 Deadline For Youth Hunting Memories
• Rochester Boys Win B. Abrahamson Tourney
• Randolph Guy Ghosts Nip Eagles, 57-49
• UVM Professor Discusses Kashmir Conflict in Montpelier Jan. 4
• Photo
• Chamber Trio Concert Jan. 5 at Hop
• Billings Farm Hosts ‘Troll Hunter’ Dec. 31
• Spielberg Finds the Fun in ‘Tintin’
• Everett Dance Theater’s ‘Brain Storm’ Premieres at the Hopkins Center
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Ca lenda r
• Poco Loco
• The Herald’s Obituary Policy
• Card of Thanks
• Card of Thanks
• Dana-Farber Launches Cancer Blog
• African Wildlife Photography Featured at VINS This Winter
• Keep Your Email Safe! (Part 1)
• A Harrowing Adventure by Sleigh from East Randolph to South Royalton
• Ann Aikens
• National Guard Deserves a Seat at the Table
• Letters to the Editor
• Remembering Irene
• littlejohn
• Pulling Together for Brotherly Farm
• Kimball Library
• Pond Village Church News
• RNB’s Cameron Is Certified In Regulatory Compliance
• 60-Year-Old Jesus Figure Stolen from Church’s Creche
• Photo
• RES, Brookfield, Braintree Menus
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Engaged
• Randolph Center
• Check Your Headlights This Season
• North Randolph
• News of Service People Wanted
• CVPS Pledges Commitment Of $110,000 to ‘Shareheat’ Aid
• Top Health Care Providers Offer Free Incontinence Talk
• January Weaving Class at WRCC
• Library Will Host Civil War Reading and Discussion Series
• Easy Yoga Class Starting Soon
• 7 Tips To Quit Smoking In the New Year
• 2400 Shopping Cards Turned In
• Tunbridge Walking Group Gathers
• Broad Brook
• Chelsea School Lunch Menus
• Sharon
• Farm to School Program Sprouting in Tunbridge
• Photo
• Chelsea Selex Review Highway, Water and Clerk Budgets
• 2011
• Robicheau Nominated For Merchant Marine
• Photo
• Stockbridge Selectboard Hears More about Irene Repairs
• Asbestos Abatement, Budgets, On Rochester School Bd. Agenda
• Selex Discuss Ai Property, Hazard Mitigation Grants
• Photo
• The Newton School’s Famous ‘Golden Garbage Can Award’
• Strafford
• Quintown Senior Center News
• Hancock
• Library Craft Club Meeting Monday
• SoRo Selectboard and Police Move Offices on Thursday
• Photo
• East Barnard
• Photo
• Vershire
• Local Economy Group Receives Grant for Community Outreach
• Granville
• Bethel Selex Hear from Public About Boil Water Notification
• Local Births
• Photo
• Icy Roads Abound; Troopers Report Multiple Accidents
• Thieves Target Randolph Tavern
• Car/Train Col l i sion
• Vermont Is Farm Mall
• Fuel Assistance on the Way
• Bird Count Sets New Records
• Santa And ‘Molly’ a Big Hit in Japan
• Photo
• ‘Last Mile Celebration’
• Local Parts Store Keeps Randolph Running
• Cooking on the Farm
• Leahy Bill Tries To Encourage Access to Food Grown Locally
• Chelsea Red Devil Girls Lose to D-III Windsor
• Photo
• Valley Bowl Weekly League Results
• M&M Monday Night Pool
• Royals Improve on Rough Start
• Photo
• RUHS Guy Ghosts Off to a Great Start
• Lady Royals Split Week
• Annual Bethel/ Rochester Bean Pot Game
• Chelsea Boys Win 1 & Lose 1
• Québécois Super Group At Hopkins Ctr. Jan. 7
• Three CD Releases for the Holiday
• Exhibits
• Poco Loco classics
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Calendar
• Card of Thanks
• Whitcomb Correction
• Ina G. St. Lawrence
• James A. Maldon
• Gratton Services
• Joan Wallman
• Giroux Services
• Franklin D. Ricker
• Irving H. LaFrancis
• Haviland Smith
• littlejohn
• Pond Village Church News
• In the Beginning…
• Letters to the Editor
• Brookfield
• Randolph Senior Center News
• ‘Messiah Sing’ Jan. 1 in Randolph
• Engaged
• Two Vermont Prodigies Astounded the 19th Century
• Kimball Library
• Free Community Dinner Tuesday
• VMEC Elects Board Members
• News of Area Students
• VASS Names 2011 Recipient Of Jim Hutchinson Award
• $15 Million High-Tech Center May Be Headed for Univ. of Vt.
• Rural Vermont Has New Director
• ‘Tree Steward’ Course Offered
• Orange County District Court
• Randolph Center
• Engaged
• Journalism Club’s Poetry Slam Attracts 40 to Bethel Café
• Highway Fatalities in 2010 Lower in Vermont, Nation
• The Art of Being James Whitehead
• Walking in a Winter Wonderland: Guided Hikes in Vt. State Parks
• Holiday Shop Draws Hundreds to Brookfield
• VTC’s Carol Chase Has Been Promoted
• Heart-Healthy Workshop Series: Free Advice and Cooking Demo
• Photo
• After the Flood: Mental Health Services Continue
• OSSU Consolidation Committee Aims To Report at Town Mtg.
• Strafford
• Photo
• Photo
• Sharon
• Photo
• Tunbridge Dare to Care Meeting
• Chelsea Bakers Support Cookie Sale
• Chelsea DRB To Hear Three Applications In New Year
• Chelsea Card Party News
• ECFiber Begins Fundraising in Chelsea
• Royalton Library Notes
• South Royalton Students Make Healing Blankets for the Earth
• Royalton Selex Get Report On Roads and Culverts
• Essex Brings Holiday Cheer to SoRo
• Rochester Library
• Woody Pines Band At Pierce Hall
• Photo
• Photo
• Rochester Big Picture Program Stresses Community Service
• Rochester School Futures Meeting Recaps Work of Committees
• Barnard
• Vershire
• East Barnard
• Granville
• Broad Brook
• Gaysville/Stockbridge
• Stockbridge Post Office Re-opens Three Months After ‘Irene’
• Hancock
• Photo
• Bethel Teachers Share and Learn In Reading Discussion Group
• Photo
• HealthHUB Dental Van Takes A Bite Out of Tooth Decay
• Bethel School Board Approves Tuition Rate for Next Year
• Local Births
• From Snowy Porch to Front Page
• Four Season Farming
• State House Transparency
• Spirit of Giving Alive and Well at Food Shelf
• New Loop For ECFiber
• Energy Plan: 90% Renewable By Year 2050
• State Board Goes to School at RUHS
• New Nordic Skiing Program A Big Hit at South Royalton
• Chelsea Boys & Girls Gear Up for New Season
• M&M Monday Pool
• 2011 Muzzleloading Season
• Valley Bowl Weekly League Results
• RUHS Boys’ Basketball Squad Gears Up
• Amphibian Skin: Toxic Chemicals To Medical Marvels
• Photo
• Classical Music Radio Station Authorized for 50,000 Watts
• Humane Society May Receive $50,000 Matching Gift
• Energy Audits As Holiday Gifts
• Giving Digital Gifts
• FEMA Can Help Towns Make Irene Repairs More Flood Resistant
• Billings Farm & Museum Hosts Film ‘Beethoven’s Hair’ Dec. 17
• LOH Hosts Free Performances First Thursday of Each Month
• Theater
• Movies
• Nightlife
• Exhibits
• Happenings
• Poco Loco classic
• Chandler Film Series Features ‘Mr. Hulot’s Holiday’ Sunday
• Kirigami Workshop At Artisans’ Bazaar
• ‘Annie’: Perfect for the Season
• Photo
• Herald Cartoonist Publishes Book
• Boys & Girls Club Offers Scholarships
• Randolph Senior Center News
• Kimball Library
• RES, Brookfield, Braintree Menus
• Is Duct Cleaning Necessary? That Depends
• Vt. Community Foundation Video
• Driving Errors Increase As You Age
• Taking the Measure of Heaven: Astronomer Johannes Kepler
• Healy is Physical Therapist at Clinic
• Homeowner Tips for Handling A Weather Emergency
• Photo
• Teaching Children To Accept Others
• Photo
• Tips On How You Can Reduce Work-Related Aches And Pains
• Selectboard Again Fails To Take Action on Mgr.
• Engaged
• Silverfish: Lurking in a Bathroom Near You
• Health Commissioner Reminds Vermonters To Get A Flu Shot
• Brookfield Elem. School News
• Brookfield
• Collection Dec. 21 For Safe Haven
• “I’m One”
• Photo
• Randolph Center
• Holiday Decorating Winners Announced
• Ainsworth Library Celebrating 100 Years of Service Saturday
• Holiday Shopping Card Update: 1,200 Cards and Counting!
• New Owners of E. Valley Store Hope To Reopen the Business
• Charles Bascom Sr.
• Giroux Services
• Joan L. Wallman
• Richard Day
• Leona Gratton
• Dorothy T. Howard
• Marion L. Whitcomb
• VINS Gets Grant Of $30,000 From TransCanada
• Rep. Welch Wants To Restore Obama’s LIHEAP Funding Cuts
• Farmers ‘Feed the Movement’
• Haviland Smith
• Arrest on Lowell Mt.
• Stagecoach Hopes To Buy Building
• Amazed at Quality Of RUHS Play
• Finally ‘Home’ In So. Royalton
• In Memoriam
• Cartoon
• Slinging Mud, Already
• A Night of Merriment as Rochester ‘Follows the Stars’
• Broad Brook
• Recognizing Drug Use In Teenagers
• Chelsea Card Party News
• Cookies for Sale Saturday in Chelsea
• DRB OKs Change For Bakery & Cafe
• Chelsea School Lunch Menus
• Crafternoon/Family Movie at Library
• Give Thoughtful Gifts That Are Both Practical And Meaningful
• TD Bank Donates $10,000 to SBDC
• News of Area Students
• Selex Appoint Mulligan, Kennedy As ECFiber Representatives
• Fiber Arts Group At Chelsea Library
• Community Survey For Public Chelsea Preschool Is Drafted
• Hancock
• Sharon
• Christmas Vigil In So. Strafford
• Thorp is Chosen ‘Employee of Year’
• Photo
• Hancock Community Church News
• Vershire
• Quintown Senior Center News
• Granville
• Strafford Musicians Play at Benefit
• ‘Driftskippers’ Announce Winners
• Craven is Newton Artist-in-Residence
• 35th SoRo Town Christmas Pageant Planned This Sunday Evening
• ‘The Night Before the Night Before Christmas’ Show in Rochester
• Photo
• Christmas Angels For Needy Kids
• Ai Donates Property to the Town At Rochester Selectboard Meeting
• Photo
• VPR Program Will Feature Pittsfield
• Photo
• Christmas Pageant In Stockbridge
• S/G Historical Society Tonight
• Stockbridge Selex Discuss Flood
• Pittsfield Women’s Alliance Baskets
• Barnard
• Card of Thanks
• East Bethel Church Christmas Service
• Cookie Fundraiser To Benefit Foodbank
• Rohloff on ‘20/ 20’ This Friday Night
• CCV Class Offered At Whitcomb School
• Students Learn American Ways
• Local Births
• Stolte’s Attorneys Argue For Release on Bail
• Vermont Has Plenty Of Power, Says Powell
• Royalties Demanded For Musical Evenings
• Sotomayor Inspires Vt. Women
• Santa and His Mrs. Travel to Japan
• Selex Get Glimpse of a Budget
• In First Public Event,
• Handmade Wreaths at Dandelion Acres and Mills Hardware
• Gifford Named Among Nation’s Top 100 Critical Access Hospitals
• ‘Main Street Styles’ Giving
• ‘Solar Addison County’ Program
• Rochester Planning Commission Holds Hearing on Quarry Use
• SoRo Students Travel to China
• ‘Good Night Irene’
• Skellig Performs Satuday at Chandler
• Teachers Donate Funds for Fields
• Garden Club Will Replace
• High-Speed Internet Mtg. in Tunbridge
• Rochester Relief Committee
• Pomfret Artist and Printmaker
• Interactive Children’s Book Helps Children of Incarcerated Parents
• Cow Paintings
• ‘Judas Maccabaeus’ Singalong Will Be Dec. 17 in Woodstock
• Economic Growth:
• Boys & Girls Club Reports Progress
• A Good-News Story
• Gravel Extraction after the Flood
• Stirrings of Spring
• Trees at Downer State Forest Donate Tips for Harpoon Beer
• Real Estate Rentals
• Pulling the Envelope Inside the Box
• Employment
• "littlejohn"
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants $ CASH $
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Lost & Found
• Chamber Director Enumerates Goals
• "Poco Loco"
• Basketball’s Not Just for Kids
• The Season Is Here
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Asbestos Remediation Work Topic of Royalton Selex Mtg.
• Stretch of Rt. 107 To Be Closed
• Montague Thieves Make a Drive into the Rough
• Salisbury Square Cuts the Ribbon
• Hunting Season Wrap-up Number of Deer and Hunters Are Both Down This Year
• ‘Nothing To Report’ on Bethel Murder Investigation
• FEMA: The Check’s in the Mail
• High Low Project Profiles A ‘Child in the Shade’
• No Further Action on Town Manager
• Exhibits Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Nightlife Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Dr. Lawrence Slocki Has Joined
• Marshall Bonney’s Workshop: Let There Be Lamps!
• Burroughs Services 
• Cahill Services 
• Elvira Hybl
• Quero Services
• Stevens Services
• Earl E. Townsend Jr.
• Marion Whitcomb
• Clarice Manning
• Quilters’ Flood-Relief Project: Picking Up the Pieces
• Flashlights and Toothbrushes: Bethel Students’ Tales of Irene
• Holiday Fundraiser For Barnard Academy
• Floating Bridge Cooperative
• ‘Follow the Stars Down Rte. 100’
• Loving History of No. Pomfret Published
• Salisbury Square Apartments Open For Viewing
• BigTown Gallery Holiday Show
• White River Craft Center Hosts
• Osha of ‘The Farmer’s Kitchen’
• ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ Onstage at RUHS December 8-10
• Snowman Contest a Success
• Real Estate Rentals
• Bethel Family Sent Five to War
• Employment
• Humane Slaughter Practiced Here
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Lost & Found
• Selex Are Wasting
• New Incentives
• Salisbury Square Open House Sat.
• Voci Praises
• Romney’s Commercial
• Beware the Tech IPO
• Thanksgiving Should Happen Every Day
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Deer Hunting Reports Successful deer hunters reported their successful results as follows at local reporting stations: Floyd’s Store, RC
• Strafford’s New Nordic Center Gets Ready for First Season
• Bethel Selectboard is Questioned About Landfill Embezzlement
• Learning from Irene: ‘The River Needs Room’
• Thanksgiving Meal!
• Two Rivers Gets Grant
• Downtown Projects Coming Before DRB
• Thanksgiving Meal!
• Happenings Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Four International Students at RUHS
• Renowned Journalist Tom Wicker Dies
• Stagecoach Turns 35, Awarded Energy Grant
• Stolte Case Heads to Supreme Court
• Theater Calendar
• Blanchard Completes Parkinson’s Training
• Clara Martin Center Honors
• Robert L. Burroughs
• Tom Wicker
• Cahill Services
• Perry Services
• Ray L. Stender
• Richard E. Stevens
• John M. Williams
• Robert L. Giroux
• Annual Run For Health Results
• Lary Sets RUHS Record For 5K X-Country Time
• Two Hunts, Two Bucks, 400 Pounds
• Deer Reports: 2011 Rifle Season
• What It Was Like in the Midst of Irene
• Safeline, Inc. Appoints New Exec. Director and New Board Chair
• Bivins Is 2011 ‘Chef of the Year’
• Local Couple Was Inspired By Service Trip to India
• Gifford Midwifery Named ‘ Best Practice’
• Amazing Response To Fundraiser
• Husband Located After Long Search
• Congress Becomes The Enemy
• Randolph Center Changes Tracked
• Letter to Santa: Modest Requests
• Lots of Reasons To Drive Slowly
• Legislating Is an Art
• Strafford Annual Holiday Sale And Festivities Set for Dec. 3
• W. Braintree Flood Benefit is Dec. 3
• Boudro Services
• Renovated ‘Patrick’s Place’ Re-opened This Week
• Porter Services
• Flood Relief Ctr. Closing Next Tues.
• Griffin Services
• Cloverleaf Jewelers and Gifts
• Robert L. Giroux
• Buttles Rd. Officially Opening Monday
• Scott Alan Hill
• Barnard Historical Society Plans ‘Home for the Holidays’ Events
• Daniel R. Quero
• RTCC Students Preparing Free Community Dinner
• Charles W. Orr
• Bethel Fire Department Headed to Fenway Park
• Halloween And Thanksgiving
• Black Krim Restaurant Chef Gives Pre-Schoolers a Cooking Lesson
• River Street, Irene, and Candlelight
• Mid-East Wars Are Mortgaging Our Future
• “littlejohn” by Isaac Littlejohn Eddy.
• “Poco Loco”
• Theater Calendar
• Nightlife Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Sabra Field Exhibit At VTC Library
• The Lights of Christmas Events At Joseph Smith Memorial
• Holiday Workshops Offered At Chandler Gallery
• Randolph Singers Will Ring In The Holidays Next Sunday
• Leahy’s Fiddling and Step-Dancing Celebrates the Season at Chandler
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Health Experts Offered Residents Help Saying ‘Good Night Irene’
• Royalton Selectboard Offices Are Temporarily Relocated
• Police Still Seek Information On 10-year-old Murder Case
• Second Herald Snowman Contest!
• Act 250 to Gifford: We Need More Info
• Selex Discuss Champy Contract
• Rep. Welch Stops for a Visit
• Paving Starts on Route 107
• Volunteer Tax Preparers Sought For AARP/IRS TaxAide Program
• Town Offices Ordered to Vacate, But Move to New Place Delayed
• Braintree PC Schedules
• SoRo School’s Vermont Studies Class Takes Trip to Bennington
• Green Mt. Valley Business Meeting
• Three Teenagers Are Charged
• Randolph Selex Hire Lawyer
• Buyout of Flood-Prone Property? Here Are the Facts from FEMA
• Ultramotive Corp. Says Production ‘Back Up to Speed’ After Irene
• VLS Is Studying ‘Smart Grid’ Issues
• Route 73 Is Now Open
• Fiddle Concert To
• Chandler Gallery Will Offer Holiday Artisans’ Bazaar 
• Sharon Academy’s ‘The Boy Friend’ Onstage at Chandler Nov. 18-19
• Chandler Film Series Features
• The No Strings Marionette Company Presents ‘The Snowmaiden’ at Chandler
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• DAN BUTLER Actor/Director Dan Butler Offers
• A Deadly Problem
• Real Estate Rentals
• Employment
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Real Estate
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Lost & Found
• Teacher Opened Doors to World
• Advice Offered Road Hunters Road hunters, please be aware:
• Good Article
• Chelsea Cat
• Sad Decline Seen In Rec. Facilities
• Vt. Farm Foods Fit in Your Holiday
• Now—Talk to your Smartphone
• Winter’s the Time To Make Connections
• Randolph Girl in New England Tournament
• Dylan Smith Is Hoping
• Baseball Event Raises $175,000
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• 12th Annual Holiday Story Contest!
• Community Safety Forum Offers a Great Start
• Food Shelf Fundraiser Goes Public
• Hunting for a Perfect Tree?
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• Randolph Father and Son Back From Memorable Trip to China
• Police Still Seek Information
• Attempted Double Murder Shocks Bethel
• Salmon Go to Tribes; Bethel Hatchery Will Stay Empty during Flood Cleanup
• Gifford Makes Case for Developing ‘Prime Ag’ Land
• Exhibits Calendar
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• Diane T. Hanna
• Eight-Ton Dog at N.C..
• Dr. Brackett First Female Prez Of Clinical Orthopedic Society Bd.
• Pictured are Diane Huntley (third from left) and some members of her Bayada Hospice team, including Nicole Levingston (RN), Huntley’s granddaughter Tierra, and Heliana Tavarez (MSW). (Provided)
• Loraine Boudro 
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• Richard Connor
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• Leo Griffin
• Edward B. Hill
• Valerie J. Porter
• Clayton L. Mills
• Nelson Crawford
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• Brown Services
• Thanksgiving Day Community Dinner
• Innovative Greenhouse Project Now Underway in Barnard
• Randolph Selex Review Irene Response
• Exploring a Public
• ‘Look, Buy, & Win Local’— Promotion Starts Nov. 25
• From New Jersey, With Love:
• Gifford Offers New Look Inside Body
• New Winery Sprouts in Barnard
• Memories of ‘Irene’ On the stage Already
• Riford Road Bridge Reopens; No More Ladder Climbing
• Community Thanksgiving Dinner Planned Nov. 24 in Rochester
• SamulNori at Hopkins Ctr. Tonight
• Theater Review: ‘Boeing Boeing’
• Prairie Home Companion’s Keillor Returns to Lebanon Opera House
• Sharon Academy Presents
• Bethel Cub Scouts Help Potter’s Angels with Homeless Animals
• Kinney Drugs Helps Food Shelf
• Real Estate
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• Consider This
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• In the News Stream Some reflections on topics that have turned up in the Vermont news this week: * * *
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• CVPS’s Smart Grid Plan Is Topic of Nov. 21 Forum
• Baseball Benefit Already at $105,000
• Small Farms Can Now Pasteurize Own Milk
• Theater Calendar
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• Remembering Randolph’s Wood Brothers
• Stockbridge Meeting Finds
• Is Crime Increasing Here?
• Social Security Brings $71M to Orange County
• Bethel Hatchery Staff Juggles Fish Care, Storm Cleanup
• Correction
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• Nightlife Calendar
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• ‘Major Mac’, the Marine, Active at 94
• Chelsea Students
• National Life Official Coming To Vt. Tech as Associate Dean
• She’s a winner! A poster created
• Dennis F. Potter
• Mark Mitchell
• Bent Services
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• Harry B. Watton II
• Arlene G. Flint
• Joyce P. Winslow
• Ruth E. Brown
• Margaret Steele
• New Relief Center Has Goods For Flood Victims in Region
• Businesses Add Zest to Downtown
• Dumpster for Flood Debris
• At the Harvest Supper held October 22 at the South Royalton School to benefit Royalton Roots, organizers estimate they served about 90 people. (Herald /Stuart Levasseur)
• Irene, Town Gov’t Transparency Topics at Bethel Selectboard
• Maple Leaf Bakery and Café Opens on North Common
• The Warmth of Team Spirit Evident at SoRo Bonfire
• Community Mtg. Re: New Principal
• ECFiber Brings Future
• Chelsea Selex Receive Heat Over Floodplain Violations
• Strafford Development Review Bd. Approves Permit for Café
• Brookfield Reënacts 1862 ‘War Meeting’
• Watercolor Workshop
• ‘Mini Mud!’ Returns to Chandler Stage
• ‘Unique Opportunity’ Opens
• ‘Madeline and the Bad Hat’
• Paying for Irene
• Professor Pushes False Solutions
• Buyer Wants
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• Goal: Eat Twice as Much Local Food
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• America ‘Losing Its Marbles’ Over Afghanistan
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• Domestic Violence
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• SoRo 11th-season Coach John Olmstead discusses pre-game plan with SoRo Varsity Captain Michael Murphy. (Photo /Gregory Post)
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• VTC Runners Head to Nationals
• Chelsea Soccer
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• New Life for Peavine Park
• The Numbers, So Far, from FEMA
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Route 12 Highway Fatality
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• A Hallowe’en Sampler
• It Was the Wrong/Right Time To Visit Pittsfield!
• Closing the Book on Superfund Project
• State’s Oldest Hatchery Suffers; 65,000 Fish Washed Away
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• Ryan T. Mullen
• Trudy Duval 
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• Sharon A. Ward
• Margaret Calter
• Advanced illumination, Inc.
• Lawrence H. Paronto
• Folklife Center Wants Irene Stories
• Clara Jobes
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• Holmquist’s Story In New Vt. Book
• Expensive Salmon
• Town May Try Turning Off Some Streetlights at Times
• Over 400 Girls Explore Trades,
• Taking a Trek to the Top: Students Climb Mt. Mansfield
• Flood’s Legacy: ‘Soccer Central’
• Occupy Wall Street Rally in Tunbridge
• Bethel Area Flood Victims Received New Free Clothing
• Committee Collecting Ideas
• Nov. 15 Completion Date For Riford Brook Bridge
• Warehouse Lawsuit Vs. OSSU Is Rejected in County Court
• Rochester, Hancock, & Granville
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• Arts Bus Open House Stars Preschoolers
• ‘Wet: Washes, Energy & Technique’ at Chandler
• Gypsy Jazz Live Upstairs at Chandler!
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• ‘No Great Influx’
• Commissioners Offer Thanks
• Food Centers Being Organized
• Technology in His Blood
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• Absolutely Free!
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• BOWLER EXTRAORDINAIRE
• From Norwich to Norwich
• Rochester Cemetery Commission Deals with the Unthinkable
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Quarry Gets Act 250 Permit; Seeks Changes in Conditions
• Vermont Farm to Plate Initiative
• Still No Trial Date for Jacques; Murder Sparks Civil Suit, Too
• Get Rid of Unused Medications—Safely
• Nursing Home Proposal Pursued
• ‘Time for Civil Disobedience’
• What’s Up w/ Treatment Plant?
• FEMA Deadline
• Woman Dead, Teenager Charged
• $6.4M Bridge for Bethel
• Herald Has Tips for Winter Readiness
• Nightlife Calendar
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• Rollings New Executive Director Of Boys & Girls Club of the WRV
• ‘It’s All About Neighbors Helping Neighbors’
• Barbara W. Moran
• Gerald S. Sherman
• Lily M. Spaulding
• Marilyn J. Sulle
• Cahill Services
• Izzy Provoncha explores the Forbidden City during his trip to China. (Provided)
• Lawrence Paronto
• Jacqueline LaRocque
• Sharon A. Ward
• Priscilla H. Moore
• Patricia S. Howe
• We Tell Their Stories Because They Won’t
• Some Benefits of Volunteering May Come As a Surprise
• Rochester’s 12-Year-Old Green-Up Day Boss
• ‘Helping Hands’ Thrives in Barnard
• Connecting with the SoRo Community
• An Advocate for the Unfortunate
• Chelsea’s Bottle Man Aims To Help Animals
• Reimagining Brookfield’s Town Hall
• Bert Dean: Help with The Final Journey
• VerShare Has Transformed Vershire
• Sharing Some Very Unusual Talents
• Tunbridge: One Thing Leads to Another
• The Enormous Value of Volunteers
• Examining Volunteering: Our Intent and Process
• Note from the Editor: Vt's Volunteer Nation
• Essex H.S. Adopts SoRo High School
• Students Learn Ancient Custom: Gleaning the Fields Food
• Cross-Country Team Invents ‘Two-Can Runs’ for Food Shelf
• Regional Food Ctr. Meeting in Chelsea
• Green Mt. Creative Collective Supports Work of Area Artists
• Everyone’s Favorite Five Year-Old Comes to Randolph Union H.S. Stage
• Granville Roads
• Civil War Meeting
• Rochester Relief
• Hancock Selectboard Gets Report
• Local Artists Support
• Local Artists Support 'Revive Royalton'
• Café May Open In So. Strafford
• Chandler Student Open Mic Night Live and Upstairs!
• Spencer Lewis Now an Author, To Hold ‘Storysong’ Oct. 15
• ‘Metamorphoses’ a Play for All
• ‘Contagion’—Honest Account of Disaster (c) Kevin Paquet, 2011
• Chelsea Library Newly Refreshed, Artistic
• Red Molly at Chandler October 22
• Random People May Not Be Famous
• Used Cars & Trucks
• "littlejohn"
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• Many Thanks
• Bethel Board
• Heroic Determination
• Bethel Food Shelf
• Buyer Wants
• More Kudos For
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• Milk Bowl at T-Road
• Another Loss For RUHS Boys
• Chelsea Soccer
• Bonfire Games Revive Soro Spirits
• Royals Improve, 5 Wins, 4 Losses  
• Randolph Runners Shift to High Gears
• Renovations Complete, Wellspring School Opens
• 2 Village Rail Crossings To Be Closed for Rehab
• Brooklyn Bowl Fills with Vermont
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Renovations Complete,
• 2 Village Rail Crossings
• Selectboard OKs Raise for Manager
• Brooklyn Bowl Fills with Vermont
• Driven Stolen from Yard; Crashed on Cram Hill
• Trainloads of Rocks Head to Bethel
• Tweed River Cleanup Planned for Sunday
• Trainloads of Rocks Head to Bethel
• Pittsfield Flood
• State Police Crack Copper-Theft Ring
• Brian M. Edson
• Marilyn J. Sulle
• Dewey Services
• Agri-Mark Pays Members for Dumped Milk
• Gregg Services
• Local Fundraisers Net $32K for Irene Victims
• Nightlife Calendar
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• Happenings Calendar
• News of Area Service People
• Bethel Massage Therapist Launches Two-Day ‘Zest Fest’
• Vermont Author Kinsey-Warnock Inspires SoRo Students
• News of Area Students
• Roy A. Black
• Jones Service
• Michael Cahill
• Harvest Supper Sat., Applefest Sunday
• GW Plastics Is Recipient
• Zoning Office Notes Decline In Development Applications
• Farm to School Program Planned for Tunbridge
• Pittsfield Flood Recovery Report: Town Roads Now in ‘Decent Shape’
• Strafford Selex
• Flood Aftermath Main Topic At Rochester School Bd. Mtg.
• Bethel Selex Hold Emergency Meeting Regarding Route 107
• Untitled
• Chandler’s Daytime Series Opens with ‘The Kite Runner’
• Vermont History
• Chandler Making
• Musica Viva Chamber Trio at Chandler
• Nielsen Choral Music Get a Hearing in Vt.
• Stockbridge Road Goal: ‘Everyone On a Plowable Road
• Royalton Selex Discuss Road Work, Restoration of Carpenter’s Field
• Notes from Vershire
• RUHS Runners At Thetford MudFest
• Lost & Found
• Real Estate
• Chelsea Teams Coming on Strong
• Another Talent
• Lady Royals Host 1st Home Game
• Doing Good
• Royals Fall To Raptors
• Runnels Praised
• RUHS Guy Ghosts Seek Improvement
• Bethel Advice:
• Buyer Wants
• Many To Thank
• Employment
• School RED Won’t
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Bethel’s Efforts
• Yard Sales
• Waterman Was A Friend of Farms
• Pet Parade
• Road Workers Deserve Thanks
• Area Services
• Bethel Selex Defend Decisions
• Farm Products VTC APPLE ORCHARD
• Mobile Home Park
• Absolutely Free!
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• "littlejohn"
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• "Poco Loco"
• Real Estate Rentals
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Yankee and Red Sox GMs Will Attend Benefit
• Political Observer Remembers Mallary
• FEMA: If in Doubt, Register
• Julie Brill: Privacy Laws Need Changing
• Brooklyn Event Raising $$ for Flood Relief
• Rt. 100 Now Fully Open a Month After the Storm
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Conroy Installed as Vermont Tech President
• Photo
• Dennis R. Rhodes
• Richard W. Mallary
• SoRo Students
• Erwin F. Jones
• David H. Gregg
• Gary W. Osha
• Robert Hebert
• Swayze Service
• South Royalton School Principal Announces Retirement Plans
• VLS Helps Write Vt.’s Energy Plan
• Rochester Selex Apply for Line Of Credit To Make Repairs
• Town Employees Rescue Five Buses
• Selex OK Fire Truck, Downtown Discussed
• Local Volunteers
• Final Hearing Next Thursday On Econ. Development Plan
• Rochester Relief Committee
• Chelsea Selex Discuss Digging in Rivers
• Day Funeral Home: Part of the Community
• Benefit Pig Roast
• Pierce Hall Relief Fund Created
• Essex School Adopts SoRo Athletic Dept.
• Bethel Flood Fund Has $20,000
• Local Bands Join Chandler
• New CD Traces Long Career
• Evening of Bluegrass
• The ‘Complete Hoot’s
• ‘Mini Mud!’ Variety Show Auditions
• Exhibit Features
• Peter Yarrow Concert/Stories At Chandler This Friday
• Squier Replaced
• Bread & Puppet In Rochester
• Four Potters Open Two Studios
• Church Signboard Is Offensive
• Fresh Air Program
• Generosity Was
• Gifford Central
• Buyer Wants
• Wisdom From A
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• Bethel Town Hall
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Bethel Food Shelf
• Yard Sales
• ‘Illegal Aliens’ Aren’t Criminals
• Pet Parade
• When To Prune Hydrangeas?
• Area Services
• The Likely Choice in Libya: Repression or Chaos
• Farm Products
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• "Poco Loco"
• Dick Mallary
• White River Golf Course Suffers Severe Damage from Hurricane
• Lady Royals Go 1-1 in Past Week
• Two Wins Each For Chelsea
• Randolph Man Arrested by Vt. Drug Task Force
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Flood-Related Needs Matched with HELP
• VLS’s Noted Expert Gus Speth
• McCullough Arraigned For Catching Salmon
• Richard Mallary Is Dead at 82
• Havoc in the Hills:
• FEMA Mobile Disaster Recovery Ctr. In Addison and Windsor Counties
• Aid Center Told To Vacate Town Hall
• New Unity in Route 100 Valley
• Recovery Is Slow on Bethel’s Pleasant Street
• Short, Unsuccessful Week For SoRo Boys
• Exhibits Calendar
• Theater Calendar
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• Ainisworth’s Flooded Fields Studied
• Maynard Wright Turns 100 Family & Friends Celebrate
• $9 Million Contracts for ARA
• GW Plastics Will Expand, Add Jobs
• Happenings Calendar
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• Mary G. Wakefield
• Donald J. Peterson
• Gary Osha
• C. Walter Dewey
• Smith Services
• Therrien Services
• Braintree Plans To Reopen Riford Brook Road Bridge
• Free Pancake Breakfast at 10 Kicks off SoRo Community Day
• Irene’s Impact:
• First ‘RED’ Forum Is Sept. 27
• Braintree School Is Rolling; Commute Is Tough for Some
• Church Food Shelf
• At Stockbridge School,
• Hancock Giving Away Food & Clothes
• White River Partnership Still
• Reading Mentors
• Saturday’s Concert of VCME
• Vt. Teen Theatre Will Present
• Capoeira Classes Offered at Chandler Fabio (Fua) Nascimento will be offering classes in the martial art, Capoeira, in Chandler's Upper Gallery in Randolph starting October 3.
• Players Announce
• VSO’s ‘Made in Vermont’
• Casey, Amos Benefit Concert Wednesday
• Folk Legend Peter Yarrow Comes to Chandler Sept. 30
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• Bethel Residents
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• Just Too Many
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• Absolutely Free!
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• Tunbridge Fair Tidbits
• Articles For Sale
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• Lost & Found
• Real Estate Rentals
• Obama’s Speech
• Shumlin’s Crusade Vs. Vt. Yankee
• Key Nuke Issue
• ‘Social Contract’
• Free Dinners—
• Generator Worked As Designed
• RACDC Invested $3.9 Million Last Year
• Vt. Tech To Induct President Conroy
• SoRo Selectboard Community Forum
• About 100 Homes Destroyed in Region
• Bethel Selectboard Takes the Heat
• SoRo Gets Good News on Bridges
• "littlejohn"
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• Covering the Flood
• Sjobeck is Champlain’s Champ
• Chelsea Teams Face Wins & Losses
• Randolph Runners Hitting Stride
• RU Girls Team Finds Goals Hard to Come
• Another O.T. Loss For Ghost Guys
• Royal Girls Earn First Win  
• SoRo Boys Look To Continue Strong Start
• Poetry Reading To Feature Gifford Physician
• Julie Brill To Give Waterman Lecture
• Roland E. Therrien
• Ronald H. Twombly
• Rodney K. Bedell
•   Smith Services
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• Events Calendar
• Silloway Services 
• Cornelia DeNood Swayze
• Brookfield Old Town Hall
• Rt. 12A Home Daycare
• Easton Organizes Mural Project; Plans Painted-Stool Fundraiser
• Story Time at Farmers Market
• Two Rochester Stories
• Flood Relief Fund
• Chelsea Selex Plan for Future Disasters
• Shumlin in 2nd Trip to Rochester
• Bethel Town Hall Buzzes
• Harvest Fair Lifts Spirits
• Ten Years of Tributes
• Strafford Holds First Forum
• Community Day Celebrates VLS & Community’s Ties
• Opportunities For All Ages in Upper Gallery
• New Arts & Crafts Classes for Kids
• Two Stories in Music
• Folk Legend Peter Yarrow Comes to Chandler Sept. 30
• Holiday Bazaar Is Seeking Artisans
• The Dave Keller Band Live And Upstairs at Chandler!
• Movie Review: ‘The Help’
• Magical Pond, Forest and Sky Immersion: Bunny Harvey at the Korongo Gallery
• Town Can Borrow $$ From a Landfill Account
• NW Festival Com. Explains Decision
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• Gifford Should Get Bigger Generator
• Theater Calendar
• A Role for Government
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• Events Calendar
• Buyer Wants
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• Festival Decision:
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• "Poco Loco"
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• From Town Clerk:
• Lost & Found
• Chelsea Red Devils Open Their Seasons
• Three Stallion Holds First 'Inn-vitational' Cross-Country Meet
• Randolph Guy Ghosts
• Volunteers Launch ‘Help Center’ To Match Needs to Resources
• Bethel Selex Discuss Irene
• Weatherwise
• Lunderville Appointed Czar of Irene in Vt.
• Memorize Coolidge Speech!
• Vt. Tech President Asks Why College Not Notified of Meeting
• Of Course, The Fair Will Go On!
• Irene Changes Wedding Plans
• The Memorable “Lucky 7” Booth at the Fair
• A Flood of Advice: Tips for After the Disaster
• Florence L. Upham
• Vogel Services 
• William Everett Bruorton
• Michael F. Silloway
• Cornelia DeNood Swayze
• Arthur H. Cheney Jr.
• Rodney K. Bedell
• Lornell Services
• Bethel Food Shelf Expands Hours
• Team Effort To Rebuild
• Two of Many Stories In Rochester Valley
• Shumlin, FEMA Visit SoRo
• Reed: Emergency Plan Wasn’t Followed
• Rochester--The Little Town That Could (& Did)
• 120 Volunteers Heading
• A Daunting Clean-up;
• Randolph Tax Rate for 2011 Shows Little Change from 2010
• Randolph Rotary Sends 75
• Randolph Storm Response Criticized
• WRVP Harvest Fair: It’s ON for Saturday
• New: 18-and-Over Open Mic at Chandler
• Chandler Expands Film Series; Opens with Talk
• Festival Was a Welcome Renewal
• Barnard Pulls Together To Help Flood Victims
• Community Meal and Meeting Draws Crowd in Randolph
• Nat’l Forest Still Closed,
• Stockbridge Is Organized; Here’s How To Find Help
• Flood Tibits From Around the Area
• Proud of Hancock After Big Flood
• Absolutely Free!
• Tremendous Hospitality
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• Citizen Reporting on Facebook
• Real Estate Rentals
• Shumlin, FEMA Visit SoRo
• Lost & Found
• Gardening with Bea Dear Bea:
• Real Estate
• The Charge of the Mighty Mud Brigade
• Devastation ‘Tore Our Hearts’
• "littlejohn"
• Don’t Ask Feds To Pay for It
• Labor Day Takes On A New Meaning
• "Poco Loco"
• Story on Market Had a Gap
• Flood Help In Bethel Gilead
• Buyer Wants
• Festival Not A Good Idea
• Employment
• CVPS Error Cost Customers Money
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Blossom Firewood Flood Report
• Yard Sales
• Fire Department A Great Help
• Pet Parade
• One Day of Cheer Amid Disaster
• Area Services
• Town Websites Were Under-Used
• Farm Products
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• Help Came from Everywhere
• In Bethel: Shumlin Optimistic, But Citizens Have Questions
• A Tour of the ‘Isolated Towns’
• A Flood of Advice: Tips for After the Disaster Compiled
• Law School Takes Major Steps To Assist in Flood Emergency
• Planning Commission Formed In Randolph Center
• Stockbridge Man Saved from Raging Waters
• Bethel Lympus Faces the Flood
• Kennett Cows Swim to Safety
• Nightlife Calendar
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• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• A&E Calendar
• Dr. Cristine Maloney
• 9/11 Memories Relived
• George R. Vogel
• Robert Elizarde
• Barbara B. Waldo
• Lesleigh J. Perry
• Chartier Services
• Flood Gives Fatal Blow to 'Once Again'
• Steven C Hutchinson
• Irene Didn’t Get all His Wood
• Back to School for Randolph - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ‘Last Mile’ Race Grants Final Wishes
• Gifford Med. Ctr. Participating In Federal 340B Drug Program
• New Members Welcome Randolph Singers Begin
• Bethel Area Businesses Benefit From Firefly Arts Festival
• ‘Valley Vikings’ Dragonboat Team Competes at Burlington Festival
• WRCU’s Randolph Branch Office Hosts Grand Opening Celebration
• Molière Comedy Aug. 27 in Barnard
• Chamber Music Festival Welcomes Old Friends
• LNT ‘Willy Wonka Jr.’ Onstage
• New Chandler Season: Excitement and Variety
• Used Cars & Trucks
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• Alive and Rhythmic Bronze: Karen Petersen at Chandler
• A Salmon’s Death
• Buyer Wants
• Employment Opportunities SUPPORT STAFF NEEDED
• "littlejohn"
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• "Poco Loco"
• Stockbridge Central School News
• Randolph Elementary School News
• Bethel Schools Will Welcome
• New Assistant Principal at RUHS, Building Renovations, New Staff
• RTCC Begins Classes August 30, New Staff, Student Data System
• Chelsea School Back to School News
• P’field Volunteers
• Medication Policy At Alyssum
• Gas Companies
• Please Slow Down On School Street
• Great Results For Valley Vikings
• Real Estate Rentals
• Shumlin Sending
• Rochester School Begins Aug. 31
• A White Silk Wedding Gown
• Orange Southwest Supervisory Union School Year Opening Day Information
• Bumblebees and Blueberries
• South Royalton School News
• Why I Voted ‘No’ On the Deficit Deal
• Braintree Elementary School News
• Dick Ellis Awards Music Scholarship
• Montague Pro Meunier Taught Golf Phenom Keegan Bradley
• CVPS Promotes Energy Ideas
• Sunday Rally Will Support Floating Bridge
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Gifford Seeks 7% Rate Hike
• B’kfield Man Takes Helm
• Tiny Village Raises $$ To Repair Old Steeple
• WRV Historical Fair Saturday in SoRo
• Happenings Calendar
• Sculptor Jim Sardonis to Help Celebrate ‘Father and Son’
• Sen. Sanders and VTC, Partner In Sustainable Energy Projects
• Town Energy Committees Play Big Role
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Paul D. Rogers
• John Howard
• Richard O. Steele
• Edward L. Green
• Ralph S. Howe
• Expanded Activities Promised For Brookfield’s Market Day
• Second Year for So Ro Grow A Row
• Brookfield Honors Its Civil War Soldiers
• ‘Listen to your Business’ Tips
• Volunteers Give Brookfield’s
• Summer Food Service Program Kept Bethel Kids Well-Fed
• ‘Apes’: Crazy Humor But a Sobering Premise © Kevin Paquet, 2011
• Opera North’s ‘Figaro’: Both Beautiful and Fun
• Poet Landis, Fiction Writer Winn To Read at BigTown Gallery
• ‘Sweet and Modest’ Show At Korongo Gallery
• Bells Will Ring in Strafford’s 250th Celebration Weekend
• Acclaimed Poet Nathalie Anderson To Read at BigTown Gallery
• C.V. Chamber Music Festival Begins Two Weeks in Randolph
• Buyer Wants
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• Absolutely Free!
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• "littlejohn"
• Child Care
• "Poco Loco"
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• More Info About Nursing Program
• Vacation Issue Worth the Wait
• Country Kids Should See City
• Old Report Card
• Correction
• Reporter Should Search Out News
• Agrimark Farmers Aren't the Owners
• Lyra Music Camp Is Wonderful
• Years Wasted In Prison
• Europe Declares War on the Car
• What’s Next?
• Tavern’s Food Right from the Garden
• Pet Parade
• Cut the Budget Baloney; All Must Sacrifice
• Articles For Sale
• Summer Softball In Full Swing
• In Internet Auction, CVPS
• Dairy Farmers To Get $24M From Dean Foods Settlement
• Weatherwise
• ‘Late Blight’ Reappears in Vt.,
• Bethel Feed Mill Owner Killed in Crash
• Big ‘Trout’ Turns Out To Be Atlantic Salmon
• NU Grad Killed in Afghanistan
• SoRo Man Charged With two Home Burglaries
• Turnbaugh Not Competent
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• News of Area Students
• Fireman’s Assoc. Prez Benjamin
• Residential Burglaries
• Randolph’s Past Examined On Facebook Page
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Witness to a Revolution, Childs Describes Scene
• Goodwin’s Book on Royalton Raid
• Randolph’s Robert W. Soule
• Heartland Lions Club Presents
• SoRo Grad With ‘Teach for America’ At Lakota Tribal School in So. Dakota
• Wells Services
• Eula M. Blossom
• Timothy D. Camp
• Emily G. Maxfield
• Hot Dogs, Etc. Are Coming To Riches Recycled Location
• Chance Encounter Brings Back A Piece of Strafford History
• Valley Vikings Team To Compete In Dragonheart Boat Race
• Military Families Invited Free To Camp Farnsworth Weekend
• Selectboard Discusses ‘Designated Downtown’
• Morgan’s Pub Has New Menu;
• Regulation Would Ban Fast Motorboat Speeds
• Travel Camper on So. Main St. Needs No Permit: Sanchez
• ‘Woody Guthrie’s American Song’ at LNT
• Sculpture Symposium Planned At Randolph’s Chandler Gallery
• St. Lawrence String Quartet In Rochester This Sunday
• Third Tweed River Festival Next Weekend in Stockbridge
• Lyra Students To Offer
• Of Football And The National Debt
• 100% Turnout Of SoRo Class
• Breaking News from the Food Front
• The Fickle Finger of Tech
• Words of Wisdom from Mama and Papa
• Even If ‘Confession’ True Turnbaugh Can’t Be Tried
• Home Robbery:
• Gifford Won’t Host Screening Event
• Military Draft: A Really Bad Idea
• Superfund Abuse Adds to Deficit
• New Dollar Store Isn’t Needed
• Alyssum Mental Health Facility Will Open in Rochester
• The Weather Last Week
• Post Office Proposes Closing Three Offices in Area
• Next Growth at Vt. Tech
• Playing with Fire
• Community Weeklies Buck the Trend (Vermont Standard)
• At Thunder Road With Just Three Races To Go, Donahue and Pembroke Tied
• First Annual Unofficial
• Beaver’s Way Duathlon
• Pittsfield’s 20 Miles of Bike Trails Are Free to Riders of All Abilities
• Theater Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Chelsea Teen Entrepreneur Spends Summer Tie-Dying
• Harriet Lavender Celebrates The First One Hundred Years
• Holmes Elected To VPT Council
• Button Retires Her Scissors After 48 Years
• News of Area Service People
• News of Area Students
• Hicks Service
• David A. Bingham
• Boudro Services
• Evelyn W. Billings
• Young Service
• Famed Cuban Violinist
• Harry Potter Films End: A Certain Reverence © 2011, Kevin Paquet
• Don’t Miss Summer at BigTown Gallery
• Petersen Retrospective at Chandler Gallery
• Chamber Music, Lakeside Picnics At Brookfield’s Old Town Hall
• Rochester Chamber Concert
• Growlers Return to Chandler Aug. 5
• What a Day for a Parade!
• 24-Cent Cheeseburgers Bring Out a Big Crowd
• B-RUHS Class of 1961
• What a Day for a Parade!
• More Taxes Won’t
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Moving Through It
• Yard Sales
• Slugs, Snails, & Brown Leaves
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• It’s Too Easy for Presidents To Go to War
• Area Services
• "littlejohn"
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Child Care
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Peace Academy Deserves Coverage
• Randolph Man Found Dead In Apt., Death Not Suspicious
• Obama’s Speech Was ‘Dishonest’
• C.V. Tea Party Has Web Site
• LaLumia: I’m On Checklist
• Buyer Wants
• Without Farmers,
• Employment
• "Poco Loco"
• Huh? $18 Million?
• White River, Brown Trout
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Sustainability Is Key To VTC Appointment
• Karen Petersen Sculpture Unveiled at Chandler
• Chandler Heating Bill Is Issue At 7/19 Selectboard Meeting
• Superfund Plans $18-Million Cleanup At Ely Mine Site
• Rt. 66 Enterprise Ctr. Reopens
• Brookfield Home Burns, Elderly Man Rescued
• Brookfield Home Burns, Elderly Man Rescued
• $100K Grant Will Help VTC Use Less Eneergy
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Comradeship Amid Wilderness
• Act 250 Decision Due Soon for Ridge Road Quarry
• Travel Bug? Randolph Native Urges ‘Voluntourism’
• Lester A. Murray
• Raymond Service
• Jean D. Battey
• Elaine Stockwell
• Bigelow Services
• Button Service
• Rogers Memorial
• Newark Teenagers Experience Farm Life
• Mike Wilkins of John Deere’s Illinois Division, with J. Wyatt Stulz. (Provided)
• News of Area Students
• William L. Rice
• Gary S. Hicks
• Mills Service
• Perry Service
• Laurence E. Boudro
• Theater Calendar
• Nightlife Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Icelandic Horses at Home in Tunbridge
• Rikert Is Championship Bowler
• Making a Difference in Malawi
• Running in Boston:
 ‘The Road and Me’
• A Boy’s Life in Randolph 102 Years Ago
• The Danger of Pug Shows, Pt. 2
• Bethel’s Chair Caner Extraordinaire
• News of Area Service People
• News of Area Students
• Jerseys Graze LaBounty Farm After Years of Absence
• Farming Runs in the Family: Another Generation Arrives
• Boyhood with the Dreaded Camorra
• An Education in Relaxation: Two Months in Guatemala
• Venturing Vermont with the Family
• Bigelow Services
• Erlene E. Perry
• Regis P. Deuel
• Few Participate in Fire District
• Speak Up About
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• Does Campsite Violate Code?
• Welcome...
• A Time-Traveling Staycation 
Is Easy, Courtesy of YouTube
• Errant Golf Balls Lead to DRB Permit Request
• Subscribers Help Herald Achieve Better Delivery
• Home Movies of Your Own Life
• 1844 News Flash: Joseph Smith Killed Running for President
• Poco Loco
• At the Frontier of the Mind: Two Revolutionary Books
• A History of Tragedy and Heroism: New Hampshire’s Presidential Range
• Sean Kelly Ushers in 
Free Killington Events
• Lyra Schedules Music in Senior Center and Chandler
• WRVP Sponsors ‘Return of Crazy Chase’
• Welcome to the Year 2051!
• A Whole Year of Vermont Holidays
• 'First Great Lady of the World' Brought Egypt Peace and Wealth
• A Quiet Tragedy Plays Out in Haitian Community Clinic
• Millions and Millions of Fish Grow Here
• The Little Fire District that Could
• ‘Flatbread’ Murder Suspect Tangled with Local Police
• Two Area Dairy Farms See New Life
• Valley Rescue Squad Marks 40 Years Serving the Valley
• Second Weekend of Summer Pride
• Local Singer Holly Mugford With Collin Craig Blues Trio
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• Lost & Found
• Real Estate
• Buyer Wants
• Employment
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Yard Sales
• Pet Parade
• Employment
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Nine Players Still Undefeated In Randolph Team Tennis
• Friends of the Fair Enjoy Good Year
• Woman Denies Embezzling Funds
• Randolph Center Fire District Passes Its Own Sign Ordinance
• Bethel Mourns Death of Zachary Stamatis
• WRV Historical Fair Planned in SoRo
• Non-Native Crayfish
• Tunbridge 250 Events Attract Crowds
• Good Hot Summer Weather!
• Tension Evident at Braintree Selectboard
• The Rochester Café Begins Its Third Decade in Town
• RUHS Alumni Association Annual Reunion Attracts 70 The RUHS Alumni Association held its annual reunion at Our Lady of the Angels Catholic Church Sunday, Juy 3.
• Vermont Tech Invites
• E.Coli in White River Exceeds Safe Levels in Two Royalton Sites
• ‘Great Year’ for Rotary Club,
• Valley Rescue Squad Marks 40 Years Serving the Valley
• Bethel Town Manager and Selex Review End of Fiscal Year
• Sunny Flea Market Brings Thousands to Chelsea
• ‘Last Mile Ride’ Returns August 20
• Secret Gardens Tour is Saturday
• BigTent Summer Festival in Rochester
• East Roxbury Woman Brings Love of Nature to Gifford Gallery
• Lyra Music Camp Returns
• Second Weekend of Summer Pride On Stage at Chandler
• Local Singer Holly Mugford With Collin Craig Blues Trio
• Who Can Propose
• Float Deserved Recognition
• Don’t Blame
• National Anthem Needed A Flag
• ‘Bump’ Sign Sorely Needed
• Miles and Miles Of Solar Panels?
• Lots of Food from a Small Plot of Land
• Talking Tech: Be Your Own Data Center
• You Can Help Save Our Endangered Bats
• "littlejohn"
• A Curious Notion
• ‘Mountaineers’ Put on a Show
• Shumlin Policies Scare Vt. Firms
• Randolph Center Fire District Passes Its Own Sign Ordinance
• Bethel Mourns Death of Zachary Stamatis
• WRV Historical Fair Planned in SoRo
• Non-Native Crayfish
• Tunbridge 250 Events Attract Crowds
• "Poco Loco"
• Nine Players Still Undefeated In Randolph Team Tennis
• Friends of the Fair Enjoy Good Year
• Woman Denies Embezzling Funds
• Good Hot Summer Weather!
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, July 14-Sunday, July 24
• News of Area Students
• DAR Chapter Surprises Gray With Award and Visitors
• Tension Evident at Braintree Selectboard
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, July 14-Sunday, July 24
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, July 14-Sunday, July 24
• Movies Calendar Thursday, July 14-Sunday, July 24
• Theater Calendar Thursday, July 14-Sunday, July 24
• Buxton Picked
• Juanita Raymond
• Lary Service A memorial service for Hubert “Mickey” Lary, 85, of Rochester, who died June 18, 2011, was held at Woodlawn Cemetery in Rochester on Saturday, July 9.
• Poulin Services
• William C. Carter
• Mills Services
• Earlene Perry
• Joel Landry
• Bela L. Nagy Jr.
• Mary B. Russell
• Wendy J. Lagro
• Vershire Day Was A Grand Success
• Principal Dirth Says Bethel Schools Will Fill All Open Positions
• It Was a ‘Glorious Fourth’ in Rochester!
• Cub Scout Pack Explains Flags
• 40 Attend Sharon Mtg. Of Tea Party
• Strafford’s Independence Day Events Especially Memorable
• The Century’s 4th ‘Odd Day’
• Two New Businesses Open Their Doors in Bethel Village
• Farmstand Open House
• Riches Recycled Moves to New Location in J.M. Marketplace
• Shoe Collection
• Interim Rector
• RCMS Concert Will Kick Off
• Sneak Preview of New Burns Film At Hopkins Center July 16
• ‘Transformers,’ a Movie That Can Make You Stupid (C)
• Tunbridge Celebrating 250th
• Sculpture To Be Unveiled at Chandler
• VPR-Classical WVXR Replaces
• Summer Pride Festival Opening With ‘The Boys in the Band’
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Child Care
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Debt Crisis Is
• Cemetery Care
• Birth of Vt. Towns A Result of Greed
• Buyer Wants
• Mentors Make
• Employment
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Yard Sales
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Area Services
• Ethanol Subsidies Remain ‘Dangerous Scam’
• Bea’s Buzz: The Secrets of Compost Piles Dear Bea:
• Guilt—The Gift that Keeps on Giving
• "littlejohn"
• Let’s Declare
• Women Arrested At Vt. Yankee
• Teacher Was
• ‘Hello Dolly!’ Unforgettable!
• "Poco Loco"
• Montague Golf
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Tractor-Trailer Hits VW,
• Selex Ponder Role of Audience
• Granville Cuts Ribbon On Town Office Complex
• Michelle Obama Visits, Praises Guard Soldiers
• Cemetery Controversy in Braintree
• Prosecution Appeal To Delay Jacques Trial
• Weather Cooperates For a Successful Fourth
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, July 7-Sunday, July 17
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, July 7-Sunday, July 17
• Movies Calendar Thursday, July 7-Sunday, July 17
• Theater Calendar Thursday, July 7-Sunday, July 17
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, July 7-Sunday, July 17
• News of Area Students
• Braintree Man Wins Journalism Awards
• 10-Year-Old Dies in Tubing Accicent
• Embezzlement Alleged at Bethel-Royalton Solid Waste Facility
• Gifford Welcomes New Midwife, Randolph’s Meghan Sperry
• Mather Service
• Jones Services
• Lary Services
• Benjamin Services
• Historic Harrington House Open in Bethel
• DRB Rules In Favor Of Safeline Addition, Discusses Violations
• ‘Glorious Fourth’ Planned in the Valley
• Vershire Day Saturday, July 2: Day of Events for All Ages
• White River Credit Union Opens Randolph Branch
• Independence Day
• What Is a Poetry Slam,
• ‘Hangover II’: Repeats Mistakes, And Then Some
• Ann Greenawalt Carves Busy Life as a Musician in Vermont
• Child Care
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Mickey Lary
• Thanks Smith For Oil Column
• EC Fiber Should Bury Their Cables
• Buyer Wants
• Life Lessons Found in Sports
• Employment Opportunities Carpenter/Laborer Wanted
• Lister Chairman: Meeting Posted
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Questions About Listers Office
• Yard Sales
• Dave Barnard Knows Cemeteries
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Supreme Court Decision Bodes Ill for Vt. Yankee Lawsuit
• Area Services
• "littlejohn"
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• "Poco Loco"
• Golf Tourney: Fun, Fundraising, And Remembering Bill Markle
• Pittsfield’s ‘Death Race’ Becoming a Big Deal
• Cong. Welch Urges Support of U.S. Operations in Libya
• Randolph Prepares For Huge Fourth of July
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Gun Fired in Altercation At Stockbridge Home
• June Brings New Round of Randolph Village Break-ins
• Gaz Métro Also Wants To Buy CVPS Shumlin Shows Quick Interest
• Randolph’s Driscoll Sets New Mt. Washington Speed Record
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, June 30-Sunday, July 10
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, June 30-Sunday, July 10
• Movies Calendar Thursday, June 30-Sunday, July 10
• Theater Calendar Thursday, June 30-Sunday, July 10
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, June 30-Sunday, July 10
• Jeanelle Achee Award-Winner
• New ‘Miss Vermont’ Has Randolph Roots
• Randolph Pastor Hopes Book Can Bring Christians Together
• Braintree Journalist Captures Three Awards for Broadcasts
• Priscilla G. Y. Smith
• Currier Services
• Mason Services
• Helen G. Rattee
• Bertha M. Hayward
• Guy Reed Smith
• Clarence J. Button
• Sarah Smith
• Ob/Gyn Dr. Dina Levin Joins
• News of Area Students
• 170 Practical Nursing Students Graduate from Vermont Tech
• More Ground-Level Fireworks Planned
• ‘Chadwick’s,’ a 100-Seat Restaurant, Opens on Prince Street in Randolph
• Planning Group Lists Development Assets
• Familiar Issues Are Discussed
• First ‘Rochester Farm Fling’ A Successful Community Event
• Movie Review ‘Kung Fu’ Is Good Entertainment
• Summer Pride Festival at Chandler
• Cartoon Bestiary, Moody Landscapes At Big Town Gallery in Rochester
• LNT ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ Production Set in 1950s America
• Johannes Quartet in Rochester
• “Hello Dolly” Comes a-Calling
• Economic Seminar
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Child Care
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Selex Ignoring Local People
• Stop, Don’t Click on That!
• Too Many Schools?
• Vermont Editors Are Saying Playing It Safe Is Wrong Message (Burlington Free Press)
• Buyer Wants
• Crude Oil: What Gives with the Squabbling in OPEC?
• Employment
• "littlejohn"
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Yard Sales
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Area Services
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• "Poco Loco"
• So. Royalton High School Graduates 27
• ‘Death Race’ Returns June 24-5 To Torture 200 Competitors
• All-Star Girls LAX
• RUHS Softballers Fall to P.A.
• Expressions of Appreciation At RTCC’s Recognition Night
• Police ‘Subdue’ Man Reaching for Gun
• It’s not milkweed, it’s not dandelion seed, it’s not airborne cotton, so what is it? Read The Herald’s investigative report to find out.
• KECFiber Announces It Will Wire Barnard
• Cemetery Conditions Criticized, Manager Blames Commissioner
• RUHS Seniors End 4 Years Of ‘Wonderful Adventures’
• Redistricting Might Divide Randolph
• Need a Home?
• ‘Suspicious’ Fire Kills 5 Dogs, 23 Chickens
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, June 23-Sunday, July 3
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, June 23-Sunday, July 3
• Movies Calendar Thursday, June 23-Sunday, July 3
• Theater Calendar Thursday, June 23-Sunday, July 3
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, June 23-Sunday, July 3
• Randolph Elementary Student Wins National Art Award
• The Benoir Twins Celebrate a Birthday
• News of Area Students
• Miller’s Photo Chosen for Display
• RUHS Art Teacher Awarded Fulbright
• Kennedy Photos Will Be Displayed In Vancouver
• Hubert Lary
• Bruce John Wood
• Nathalie J. Wells
•  Barrows Services
• Michael P. Mason
• Alan S. Flint
• Bent Services 
• David Merle Segal
• Marjorie A. Parker
• Hugh Whitham
• Ralph H. Whipple
• Jones Will Leave Chamber To Take Position with RACDC The Randolph Area Chamber of Commerce this week announced the resignation of its executive director, Deb Jones, effective July 6.
• Bessette Services
• SoRo High School Recognizes Year of Student Accomplishments
• Randolph’s ‘Gentle Giant’ Dies, Crockett Gone at Age 9
• Randolph Tech Students Help With Local Forest Stewardship Projects
• Small Stores Close in Randolph Area
• Central Vt. Tea Party Friends To Investigate Local Issues
• Students Learn
• Barnard 250th Committee Plans Array of Events To Celebrate
• Park House Celebrating 20th Birthday
• B-17 Crash Site Presentation At Randolph Historical Museum
• VYC and Sharon Academy To Offer Sophomore Conservation Program
• Two 250th Anniversary Events Saturday in North Tunbridge
• Chelsea Artists At Chandler Show
• First RCMS Young Artist Concert Sunday, June 26 in Rochester
• Chandler Prepares for ‘Hello, Dolly’
• First RCMS Young Artist Concert Sunday, June 26 in Rochester
• Bad Behavior Is Intimidating
• Cemetery Care
• Post-it® Note to Self: Get Face Lift
• ‘Changing the Way We Think’
• Scheduled Sale of CVPS Came as Big Surprise
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Excitement in Boston
• Rochester Girls Show Experience Can Make All the Difference
• RUHS Softballers Fall in Finals
• Chelsea Championship Continues An Amazing Record of Dominance
• McCullough On To N. E. Golf Tourny
• Randolph Jr. High Track and Field
• Another Title For Chelsea Girls
• ‘Stone Motion I’ at W.R. Craft Center
• Rochester High School Graduates 32
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Teachers, Boards Ratify Contract with 1% Increases
• GW Plastics Expands to Costa Rica
• Power & Tel Holds Open House
• "Face-to-Face" Published This Week
• $4.8 Million Lottery Winner Nets Just $2 Million
• Whitcomb Graduates 16 in Town Hall
• Miss Vt. Addresses 14 Chelsea Grads
• 30 TSA Grads Stress Gratitude
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, June 16-Sunday, June 26
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, June 16-Sunday, June 26
• Movies Calendar Thursday, June 16-Sunday, June 26
• Theater Calendar Thursday, June 16-Sunday, June 26
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, June 16-Sunday, June 26
• Holmes Steps Down at RUHS
• Stewart Steps Down at RES
• ‘Global Campus’ Helps Adults with Disabilities
• After 36 Years at Bethel Elem.,
• Ob/Gyn Dr. Dina Levin Joins
• Anne Black Cone Named To Elementary Board
• Frey Services
• Quillia Services
• Joiner Services
• Louise E. Bent
• Michael P. Mason
• Leta Louise Young
• Barrows Services
• Bessette Services
• News of Area Students
• Brookfield Victorian Tea Planned June 26
• Rochester’s Big Picture Academy Celebrates End of Inaugural Year
• New Sign in Chelsea Pays Tribute To Important Historic Site
• Farm Comes to School!
• Whitcomb H.S. Class of 2011
• New Shops Open For Business On Chelsea’s North Common
• Rochester High School Announces Top Students of Class of 2011
• Exchange Students at SoRo Reflect on Their Experiences
• ‘A Salute to Our Veterans’ At Joseph Smith Birthplace
• Lost Nation Theater Review— Moonlight & Magnolias
• 50 Area Artists’ Work At Chandler Gallery
• Four-day Bluegrass Fest in Tunbridge
• Absolutely Free!
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Farm Products
• Child Care
• Real Estate
• Employment
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Yard Sales
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Lost & Found
• Welch and the War
• Montague Never
• Assessor System Serves Us Well
• Talking Trash
• Welch Gets Respect in Washington Newsletter
• Duct Tape Isn't Always Enough
• Is Shumlin Letting Vermont Jobs Go Out of State?
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• RUHS Baseball Win One, Lose One
• Great Day, Great Turnout
• RUHS Track/ Field: Sr. Captains Lead
• Chelsea Ladies LAX Get Spot in Semis
• The Weather Last Week In the White River valley
• Commercial Activity On Upswing Here
• Randolph Softballers Earn A Trip to the State Finals
• Cautious Optimism in the R. E. Market
• Planning Underway for Randolph’s July 4th
• Richburg Steps Aside As Selex Chair
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, June 9-Sunday, June 19
• News of Area Students
• 20 Months, 1300 Miles Later, Microchipped Dog Back Home
• SoRo Festival Celebrates Local Everything
• New Law Helps Insure Documents Will Be Public
• Credit Union Builds Branch in Randolph
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, June 9-Sunday, June 19
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, June 9-Sunday, June 19
• Movies Calendar Thursday, June 9-Sunday, June 19
• Theater Calendar Thursday, June 9-Sunday, June 19
• Leadership Changes at RUHS, RES, as Principals Retire
• Artistic Local Couple Receives Pair of First Prize Awards
• Husband and Wife Team Leaving RUHS This Year
• Hayward Services
• Kelley Services
• Marcella Brown
• Carrie L. Bessette
• Clarence J. Button
• Philip C. Frey
• Rogers Services
• Michael Boyle
• 225th Anniversary Celebrated At Randolph Center Church
• National Honor Society Chapter At SoRo High School Inducts 4
• Program and Parade Mark Memorial Day In Chelsea
• South Royalton Pays Tribute To Fallen on Memorial Day
• Heslop ‘Images in India’ Photos At Chelsea Public Library
• School Merger Committee
• Three Memorial Day Celebrations in Randolph
• Randolph’s July 4 Theme Is ‘Let Freedom Ring’
• "littlejohn"
• Green Mountain Rug School Celebrating Three Decades
• ‘Moonlight & Magnolias’ at LNT
• ‘Rhythm of Color’ Opens June 10
• BigTown Gallery Will Feature Artwork
• Banjo Great Béla Fleck at LOH
• A Narrow Escape
• Vets Appreciate Word of Support
• Shumlin’s Green Mountain Care: Mission Impossible
• A Contrarian View Spring’s Rebirth Isn’t Without Its Drawbacks
• Kathy’s Kitty Inspires Re-Write of Dr. Seuss
• "Poco Loco"
• Guy Ghosts Split, Look to Playoffs
• ‘Restorative Justice’ Is Strengthened
• Unusual Fishing Trophy On Flooded Lake Champlain
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Visitors Say Cuba Is a Land of Contrasts
• Second Man Sentenced
• Tunbridge Memorial Day Events Result of Lots of Hard Work
• A1, head to come Possible Drop Quote:
• Jacques Prosecutors Want Prison Evidence
• Huge Solar Array On Tap for Sharon
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, June 2-Sunday, June 12
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, June 2-Sunday, June 12
• Movies Calendar Thursday, June 2-Sunday, June 12
• Theater Calendar Thursday, June 2-Sunday, June 12
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, June 2-Sunday, June 12
• Randolph’s Asay Defends Vt. Law
• VAST Program at Vermont Tech Graduates 32 High School Seniors
• News of Area Students
• Martin Honored
• ‘Pook’ Petrillo Retiring After 27 Years at Rochester School
• SoRo Student National Merit Scholar and CRREL Intern
• Raymond R. Rogers
• Woodward Services
• Gordon Hayward
• Herbert J. Tilton, Jr.
• Geneva Deyette
• William H. Joiner
• John Services
• Governor To Attend Gathering of Flags
• Seeing Purple? Purple Traps
• South Royalton Rescue Squad Hosted Community Open House
• Stay Safe After the Prom—And Still
• Third Annual Salute to Veterans
• 2nd Meeting
• Two Potters Building Wood-Fired ‘Climbing Kiln’ in Bethel
• Gifford Volunteers Recognized At Luau-Themed Breakfast
• Area Artist Show Opens Saturday
• ‘The Cartoonist’s Art’ At Korongo Gallery
• ‘Feast of Singing’ Workshop Offered at Chandler June 4
• Photographic Travel Journal On Display in Tunbridge
• Kitz and Squires at Upper Gallery
• Movie Review Latest ‘Pirates’ Movie Rediscovers the Magic © Kevin Paquet, 2011
• Vt. Weavers Guild Show at Craft Ctr.
• Vt. Weavers Guild Show at Craft Ctr.
• Buyer Wants
• Employment
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Child Care
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Making It Tough For Regulars
• Debt Ceiling
• Nothing Daring
• More Suggestions For ‘Summer Fun’
• Chimney Was Very Dangerous To the Town of Randolph:
• Drop Your Data in the Box!
• Yard Sales Estate Sale and Open House
• BALE Is Collecting Food/Farm Information
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• An Outstanding Start for the New Governor
• Area Services
• Health Care Costs Will Go Up
• Farm Products
• WikiLeaks: So Far Not a Security Threat
• Absolutely Free!
• "littlejohn"
• Lost & Found
• "Poco Loco"
• Killington Stage Race
• Amber Makes 2nd Team
• Randolph B’ballers Win One
• Chelsea Lax Loses To Div. I Cougars
• RUHS Jr. / Sr. High Track Action
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Bomb Threat Empties School,
• Area Towns Not Allowed To Quit Supervisory Union
• Welch Sponsors Amendment To End War in Afghanistan
• Gifford Medical Center Unveils Explansion Plan
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Gifford Medical Center Unveils Explansion Plan
• Full Honors Now Guaranteed at Veterans Cemetery
• Bomb Threat Empties School,
• Area Towns Not Allowed To Quit Supervisory Union
• Welch Sponsors Amendment To End War in Afghanistan
• Full Honors Now Guaranteed at Veterans Cemetery
• Vermont Law School Grads Hear Message from Amy Goodman
• Vermont Law School Grads Hear Message from Amy Goodman
• Movies Calendar Thursday, May 26-Sunday, June 5
• Theater Calendar Thursday, May 26-Sunday, June 5
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, May 26-Sunday, June 5
• Rochester Student Returns From Adventures in Central America
• New Center for Legal Services To Be Community Centered Hub
• New Center for Legal Services To Be Community Centered Hub
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, May 26-Sunday, June 5
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, May 26-Sunday, June 5
• Rochester Student Returns From Adventures in Central America
• Major Financing Arranged For SRHS Grad’s Firm
• Cooch Is Schweitzer Fellow
• News of Area Students
• Recent RUHS Grads To Intern
• Frederick Services
• Bruce Jay Wood
• Williams Services
• Geneva E. Deyette
• Geneva Deyette
• Jessie W. Tucker
• Amell Services
• Local Lions Designate Harris Strafford Citizen of the Year
• Randolph Author Publishes Book On ‘Bridging the Digital Divide’
• National Technical Honor Society
• VAST Program at Vermont Tech Graduates 32 High School Seniors
• Judith A. Brennan
• Farnsworth Services
• Ladd Services
• Peper Services
• Royalton School District Gets $72K in Federal Jobs Funds
• Act 250 Commission Requests More Data on Ridge Rd. Quarry;
• Ex.C.E.L. Program Will Offer A Summer Full of Programs
• SoRo & Tel Aviv GIA Teams
• Stockbridge Voters Pass School Budget, Discuss Supervisory Union
• The Wrong Way to Onion Flats
• Liz Edsell and Walter Hastings were busy at the SoRo Community Garden last Friday. (Provided / Elizabeth Ferry)
• RUHS Students Raise $ To Help Nepalese Pupils
• A Weekend ‘in the Colonias’ Proves Powerful for Teens
• Pet Parade
• ‘Walk in the Woods’ To Learn More About Forests—Free
• RUHS Senior Projects
• ‘Undue Influence’ at Hopkins Center
• Bethel Painter Ted Danforth Exhibiting at Gifford Gallery
• Vt. Philharmonic Orch. To Play at Chandler
• Singers and Instrumentalists Of Arioso Perform Sat.-Sun.
• Rooney’s Artwork Is Turning Heads
• Buyer Wants
• Employment
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Yard Sales
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Area Services
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• Chelsea Baseball Squad Splits Week
• 2 Wins / 2 Losses For RUHS Girls LAX
• Articles For Sale
• Ghosts’ Crazy B’ball Schedule Continues
• Child Care
• Chelsea’s Sam Amber Running Track
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Shumlin in Control
• McCain Is Right On Waterboarding
• Three Schools Use Reading Dogs
• Dialogue Better
• ‘Bea’s Buzz’ Answers Gardening Questions
• Legislature Did NOT Cut the Budget
• Ariel’s Owners See Revolution In Availability of Local Foods
• Mary Had a Devil Lamb
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Chelsea LAX Wins Three
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Two Arraigned in 2009 Bank Robbery
• Fire Tower on the Summit
• $72,863 in Federal Jobs Funds Go to Royalton School District
• Fascinated by Cairns: Play with Balance
• Great Field Trips Are Close
• Again No Appointment to Planning Commission
• Pittsfield Awarded Two Grants for Town Offices, Park & Ride
• Lung-less Salamanders of the Twin States
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, May 19-Sunday, May 29
• Movies Calendar Thursday, May 19-Sunday, May 29
• Theater Calendar Thursday, May 19-Sunday, May 29
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, May 19-Sunday, May 29
• News of Area Students
• Virgin Islands Clock Comes to Randolph for Repairs
• Five Area Towns Mark 250th Birthday
• Mine Site Will Cost Another $8 Million
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, May 19-Sunday, May 29
• Debra Botelho
• Glen Robert Tyler
• Lambert Services
• Stoddard Services
• Martin Services
• News of Area Service People
• Herald Found Out Who They Were
• Peper Services
• Lyford Services
• Amell Services
• Jacques Services
• Marshia Services
• Nicholas J. Small
• John Services
• Ruth Kennedy
• VLS Launches Nation’s First Online Master’s in Environmental Law
• Learn How To Improve
• Masons Will Host Open House May 22
• DRB Grants Unanimous Approval For Mullen’s New Property
• Postcard & History
• Chelsea Road Rally Is This Sunday
• ‘Islam & Its Role in American Life’
• Central Vt. Tea Party Friends Attract 19 to Bethel Meeting
• Fat Toad Farm Wins Food Trade Award
• Depot II Apts. Set for Renovation May 12
• RUHS Resiliency Day: Learning Healthy Ways to Deal With Stress
• Meat Producer and Processors
• Farmers’ Market Opens Next Saturday
• TSA Students Travel to Guatemala On Spring Break Service Trip
• Rochester ‘Block Party’ May 28
• Country Music ‘Showdown’ Airs on WCVR
• Chandler Invites Area Artists To Submit Work for Show
• Jeni and Billy Duo In Tunbridge May 21
• South American
• Review
• Onion River Chorus Will Tackle
• Disney’s ‘African Cats’ Plays Here This Weekend
• 5/20: ‘Next Generation’ of Musicians
• The Middle East: Every Friday Is Protest Day
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Area Services
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Child Care
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Decision at the Top
• More Problems
• Must Stand Fast Vs. Vt. Yankee
• Buyer Wants
• Who We Are:
• Employment
• Take Security Risks Seriously Tech Talk with Jeremy Lesniak
• Used Cars & Trucks
• ‘A Wonderful Way To Grow Up’
• Yard Sales
• Dairy Remains Preëminent
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Chelsea Girls LAX On Win Streak
• Chelsea Baseball Team Losses Two
• Vermont Tech Baseballers
• RUHS Girls LAX Add Second Win
• Randolph UHS Track and Field
• RUHS Baseballers Notch First Win
• Judge: Jacques Will Be Tried in Vermont
• Full Agenda of Events Planned To Celebrate Tunbridge’s 250th
• Locust Creek Store
• VLS Commencement, Groundbreaking on Sat.
• Matt Dunne Will Keynote
• VTC Celebrates 145th Commencement
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Military Recruiters to be Welcomed Back at Vermont Law School
• Cardboard Shacks on Main St.?
• Randolph Elementary Students Reading to Canine Volunteers
• Mascoma Bank Robbed; Local Man Is in Custody
• State: No Big Money For Visitor Center
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, May 12-Sunday, May 22
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, May 12-Sunday, May 22
• Movies Calendar Thursday, May 12-Sunday, May 22
• Theater Calendar Thursday, May 12-Sunday, May 22
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, May 12-Sunday, May 22
• Frederick Services
• Hart Services
• McIntyre Services
• Jeraldine Travers
• Ladd Services
• Mary M. Young
• Ann Mansur-Lagro
• Stoddard Service
• K. Wright Services
• Rhoades Services
• Nicholas Small
• Six VLS Students Win Fellowships
• Three SoRo Students in All-State Festival
• New Director at VLS
• Robyn Wright
• Bennett Services
• Stockbridge School
• Postcard & History Fair Being Planned
• B&G Club Receives
• SoRo Students Helped Orphanage in Nepal
• Good Meeting Turnout For Econ. Devel. Plan
• Gifford Bridge To Be Closed Through Aug.
• SoRo GIA Team Leads Riverside Planting
• Chelsea Farmers Market Receives Grant
• SoRo GIA Team
• Tony Demarco Concert, Workshop
• Swing Noire Gypsy Jazz at Chandler
• Theater Review
• ‘Play On’ Plays This Weekend
• Theater Review: "Mockingbird" Opens Season at Lost Nation Theater
• ‘Play On’ Plays This Weekend
• OVX Prevention Program Plans Mock Crash in Bethel
• ‘Here We Are: A Variety Show
• Child Care
• Article on Soldier Brought Memories
• Real Estate
• This Is Why I Love Vermont
• Real Estate Rentals
• County Budget
• Roadside Junk
• (Photograph
• Politics Is Behind
• Buyer Wants
• Community Garden
• Employment
• ‘Ransom’ Article
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Article on Soldier
• Yard Sales
• This Is Why
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• New Vocabulary! Definitions For Real People
• Area Services 4R SERVICES
• "littlejohn"
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• Pet Parade
• Getting the Job Done
• Articles For Sale
• ‘Ransom’ Article Marred by Errors
• "Poco Loco"
• Rochester 2-3 On the Diamond
• Block that Plate!
• RUHS Track & Field: The Season Warms Up
• Guy Ghosts Drop First Two Games
• Chelsea Girls LAX Off to a 3-0 Start
• The Weather Last Week In the Whiter River Valley
• Ethanol a Fraud, VLS Reports
• ‘Royalton Farms’ Buys Three Properties
• ‘Gateway Center’ at I-89
• Green-Up Promo Made in Bethel; The Big Day Is This Saturday
• Ethanol a Fraud, VLS Reports
• ‘Transparency Tour’ Will Help Educate Officials
• ‘Have Justice’ Suspends Work this Summer
• Good News for Dairy Farms: Milk Prices Are Back Up
• ‘Transparency Tour’ Will
• ‘Have Justice’
• Good News for Dairy Farms: Milk Prices Are Back Up
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, May 5-Sunday, May 15
• News of Area Service People
• Pete Vermette Named Vermont’s Postal Carrier of The Year
• Major Milk Hauler Will Liquidate
• Burglars Strike in Brookfield
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, May 5-Sunday, May 15
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, May 5-Sunday, May 15
• Movies Calendar Thursday, May 5-Sunday, May 15
• Theater Calendar Thursday, May 5-Sunday, May 15
• K.A. Scarborough
• Jean A. Rhoades
• Jacques Services
• Tuttle Services
• Mom Reports Details Of Rescue from Tree
• Carlos Services
• Tech Talk—Let’s Play a Game!
• Gifford Radiology Dept. Growing
• Five Years Later, Musical Visit
• Ralph C. Farnham
• Bruleigh Services
• Ludwig Services
• Haupt Services
• Whitmore Services
• Duval Services
• Anna Subach
• Wright Services
• Florence L. Nielsen
• Burn Pile No Longer Accepts Finished Wood of Any Kind
• Strafford Principal
• Gifford Seeks Others
• SoRo Movie Sees Success
• Haitian Students Find Success At Vt. Tech; Hosts Needed
• Pre-Teen Girls Are ‘On the Run’
• Bethel Selex Cracking Down on Loose Dogs
• New Brewery Attracts Interest
• ‘Vermont Magazine’ Features White River Valley Highlights
• 100% Grants Are Available for Restoring Old Wetlands
• Parent Child Center, Kids Place Now Under One Roof
• 100% Grants Are Available
• Musical Return for Nico This Saturday
• Tunbridge Rec Plans Fundraiser, Work Bee
• Parent Child Center, Kids Place
• Open Mic Night Returns to Chandler
• Braintree Kids Will Hear Players Of Vt. Symphony On May 5
• School Hosts Benefit Concert
• New Film on Foster Care
• Three Concerts Offered
• Tunbridge Exhibit Features Images
• Musical Return for Nico This Saturday
• Call for Auditions at Chandler!
• Glass artist Phil Godenschwager installs a commemorative window commissioned
• Speaking Up For Medicare
• Closing Nuke Plant Is No Big Deal
• Let ATV Riders
• Bump in the Road
• Distributor Found
• Child Care
• Good Idea, But 40 Years Late
• Employment
•   A Good Start for Education
• Farm Products
• The U.S. Government and the ‘Arab Spring’
• Absolutely Free!
• "littlejohn"
• Pet Parade
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• Lost & Found
• Real Estate
• Chelsea Girls LAX Ready to Roll
• "Poco Loco"
• Chelsea Baseballers Get In Two Games
• RUHS Team Heads To Cooperstown
• Mattern Sets
• Chelsea Girls LAX Ready to Roll
• Selectman Asks Lister Why Grand List Is Late
• Allis State Park Offers Free Day Use Allis State Park on “Bear Hill” in Brookfield will reopen on Friday, May 27 with two big changes:
• Two-County Chase of Suspect Marked by Gunshots, Smash-ups
• Free Guide To Highlight Farms and Local Food
• Allis State Park Offers Free Day Use
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Two-County Chase of Suspect Marked
• Free Guide To Highlight
• Tree Surgeon Rescues Boy From Top of 35-Foot Tree
• Forum on Health Plan Is Feisty
• Health Reform Bill Passes Vt. Senate
• Green Mountain Stock Farm Properties Put on the Market
• Green Mountain Stock Farm Properties Put on the Market
• Two Arrested for SoRo Robbery
• Towns Begin Planning for Green-Up
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, April 28-Sunday, May 8
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, April 28-Sunday, May 8
• Movies Calendar Thursday, April 28-Sunday, May 8
• Theater Calendar Thursday, April 28-Sunday, May 8
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, April 28-Sunday, May 8
• Meat Producers Want ‘Sovereignty’ over Sales
• Brookfield Soldier Awarded Bronze Star
• Greenwoods: 82 Years of Customer Service
• Sanders Aide
• Rogers To Retire
• News of Area Students
• Button Honored For 50 years of Service
• George S. Quillia
• Orticari Services
• McIntyre Services
• Smith Services
• Florence L. Nielsen
• Sherward S. “Woody” Farnsworth
• William J. Senecal, Jr.,
• Rosanna M. Carlos
• Reed Services
• Elizabeth F. “Betty” Ludwig
• Arbuckle Services
• Martin Services
• Margaret L. Brown
• Alcide "Pete" Jacques
• Dorothy Tuttle
• Legislators Hear Domestic, Sexual
• Busy Randolph Basket Makers Enjoy Creativity and Community
• ‘Fun Run’ Planned May 1 in Rochester
• Ghosts Open Track And Field Season
• Two-Part Workshop Explores Impact of Poverty on Society
• Rochester Block Party, Yard Sale Day Planned
• Free Community Dinner Tuesday
• Apts. Ready
• WRVP ‘Play On!’ in Rochester
• ‘Toying with Science’ at Chandler
• A&E: Nancy& Tim: This goes with a photo of Jake, as part of a layout that also includes "A&E Chiara."
• Theater Review
• 6-col head: Three-Day Residency at Chandler Musical Homecoming for Nationally-Known Artists
• Gov. Says Reform Is Good Business
• Spring Rain Washes Out Tunbridge Road
• Angélique Kidjo will perform at the Hopkins Center in Hanover, N.H. Thursday, April 28 at 7 p.m. (Provided)
• Randolph Singers Concert
• Movie Review: ‘Rio’: Glittering Madness
• Lost & Found
• Real Estate
• Bowling Tourney
• Little Difference
• Budget Argument
• Candy Obscures
• Child Care
• ‘Tea Party’
• Employment Opportunities Automotive Technician Needed
• Why We Need
• Farm Products
• Town’s Generosity Hard To Believe
• Absolutely Free!
• The Spring that Almost Wasn’t
• Pet Parade
• "littlejohn"
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• "Poco Loco"
• Ghosts Open Track And Field Season
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Residents Invited To Share Thoughts About Economic Development Here
• New CVPS President Sees Big Challenges
• Rivers Raging But Not Flooding
• VLS Clinic Helped Craft Bill
• Peak Races To Stage
• Bank Deposits
• It Was a Great Year for Snowmobilers
• H2O & You: Public Invited To Help
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, April 21-Sunday, May 1
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, April 21-Sunday, May 1
• Movies Calendar Thursday, April 21-Sunday, May 1
• Theater Calendar Thursday, April 21-Sunday, May 1
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, April 21-Sunday, May 1
• VTC Graduates 100 Electrical
• Bethel Students Are Winners In State Literacy Contest
• William Senecal
• Joseph Tousignant
• James Arbuckle Jr.
• Vermont Secretary of State, Welch Aide at BBA Meeting
• Official Use of Email Poses Policy Problems
• Rochester Students
• Tunbridge’s ‘Quilts of Kindness’ Really Make a Difference
• Good Season for Rochester Area Sugarers
• Strafford Historical Society Has New Exhibit About 1760s
• Royalton Police Log March 30 to April 11 Wednesday 3/30
• Whitcomb H.S. Latin Students
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Chandler Music Hall Show to Benefit Release of New Myra Flynn Album
• Yard Sales
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Area Services
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Lost & Found
• Pet Parade
• Articles For Sale
• Child Care
• HealthHUB Providing Dental Care In Orange-Windsor SU Schools
• Samuel Edwards’ Art Displayed At Chelsea Public Library
• Connie Dover and Skip Gorman
• Chandler Music Hall Show to Benefit Release of New Myra Flynn Album
• Buyer Wants
• Employment
• Salamanders Soon
• Vermont Needs
• Wrong Emphasis
• ON THE OTHER HAND: "Is the Tea Party movement running out of gas now that some legislatures are finding cuts in government services aren't all that popular after all?"
• Vermont’s Educational Structure Isn’t Working
• ON THE OTHER HAND: "Is the Tea Party movement running out of gas now that some legislatures are finding cuts in government services aren't all that popular after all?"
• "littlejohn"
• Real Estate
• Real Estate Rentals
• Remembering
• An Educational
• What Bridges Lead Out of Poverty?
• ‘Band Camp’
• "Poco Loco"
• Local Youth Wrestlers Wrap Up Season
• Ladies’ Pistol Day at Randolph Fish & Game Club
• Young RUHS Baseball Team Gears Up for Their Season
• New Camp for Teens
• Weatherwise
• Vershire's Mountain School Makes Maple the Old-Fashioned Way
• ‘Salisbury Square’ Begins To Rise, Shumlin Says It’s ‘a Model’
• Safeline Agency Receives $300,000 in Grant Funds
• Three School Boards Will Study ‘Unification’
• Safeline Agency Receives $300,000 in Grantd Funds
• Town Manager Answers Questions on Funding
• Funding No Longer In Place To Rebuild Treatment Plant
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, April 14-Sunday, April 24
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, April 14-Sunday, April 24
• Movies Calendar Thursday, April 14-Sunday, April 24
• Theater Calendar Thursday, April 14-Sunday, April 24
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, April 14-Sunday, April 24
• Speak and Ye Shall Whine ‘Tech Talk” with Jeremy
• After 2007 E. Coli Scare, 7-Year-Old Is Doing Well
• James L. Knudsen
• Glenn Dunning Dunning Receives
• RUHS Senior Makes Finals In Rotary Speech Event
• Award-winning Artist/Naturalist Jim Arnosky at Rochester Library
• Tucker Services
• Raymond A. Hill
• Hunt Services
• ‘Expresso Yourself’ At SoRo School
• Origami Fundraiser Nets $10,450 for Japan Relief
• Garden Club Invites
• Rochester Students To Represent
• Strafford Selectboard Adopts Board Statement on Civility
• Children and staff at The Robin’s Nest Child Enrichment Center at Gifford in Randolph hold up stars in celebration of their five-star recognition from the Vermont STep Ahead Recognition System (STA
• Rochester Students Help Japanese People
• Farmer-to-Farmer Discussion Planned at Silloway Farm
• Rochester After-School Program Both Fun and Educational
• Chandler Offers Arts Workshops During April School Vacation
• Mud Season Variety Show:
• Tech Center Students Retool ‘Pocket Theater’ on Arts Bus
• Green Mt. Electrical Inspectors Support VTC Electrical Program
• Rebekah Lodge #70 Celebrates Century
• Review
• Chernobyl Horrors Displayed
• Sutherland & Casey in Rochester Concert
• Real Estate
• Independent View
• Protect Old Roads
• New Judges Avoid
• Public Records
• Trail Network
• Child Care
• Miriam Herwig’s
• Employment
• Mallory/Runnion Are Yin and Yang
• Farm Products
• Tea Party Chapter
• Absolutely Free!
• ‘Private’ Emails
• Pet Parade
• Spring Arriving At the Farm
• Area Services
• ATV Issue Needs Thoughtful Approach
• Buyer Wants
• Aging Eyes, Oh Say Can You See?
• Used Cars & Trucks
• "littlejohn"
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• Lost & Found
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Planning Commis. Has Opening
• Wellspring School Nears Completion
• "Poco Loco"
• Youth Wrestlers
• There’s More to Maple Syrup Than Putting It on Pancakes!
• Maple Is Just Pouring from the Trees
• Enjoying the Beauty of Annuals Or How to Have a Flower Garden Despite an Incredibly Snowy Winter
• Locke Gets Prison for Burglaries
• SoRo Teenager in Court On Sex Assault Charges
• Maple Is Just Pouring from the Trees
• Appalachian Trail
• Act 250 Hearing Set For Ridge Road Quarry
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, April 7-Sunday, April 17
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, April 7-Sunday, April 17
• Movies Calendar Thursday, April 7-Sunday, April 17
• Theater Calendar Thursday, April 7-Sunday, April 17
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, April 7-Sunday, April 17
• Amanda Cassidy Cassidy is WHS HO
• Author/Illustrator Republishes Bestselling Children’s Book
• Amazon Enters the Apps Market
• Jeffrey W. Hunt
• Samuel R. Tucker
• Shirley A. Hurst
• Charles J. Doyle
• Frederic W. Sommer Jr.
• Helen M. Burroughs
• Nancy J. Amell
• Wallace A. Martin
• Why Are These Children Waddling?
• Our Farms, Our Food: Vt. Tech’s Digester
• RUHS Turns into a Paper Crane Factory
• Brookfield Students Win Honors At Annual Engineer Day Event
• Big Picture Academy Students Make Presentations April 4-6
• SoRo Seniors capturing awards at the UVM Engineers Day competition were (l-r) Will Wood, Marshall Distel, Jesse Ives, and Vincent Morrow. (Provided / Raina Robins)
• Local Elementary Students Shine
• Rochester Voters Approve School Budget
• Two New Randolph Restaurants Have Successful Openings
• Elizabeth Mine Meeting Tonight
• Strafford Artworks Show in Hanover
• ‘Summer Pride at Chandler’ Planned
• Art Review: Korongo Gallery:
• Lewis and Miller Will Open
• Molasses Creek Acoustic Group ‘Live and Upstairs’ at Chandler
• Arts Presentors Fear Effect of Ticket Tax
• Dala and Madison Violet To Appear at Chandler
• An Audacious Start
• No Time To ‘Wait’ on Health Care
• Board Should Value Diversity
• More Errors of The Herald
• Obama’s Misuse of Multilateralism in Libya
• U. S. Has Much at Stake in Middle East, But Little Influence
• "littlejohn"
• Photo Stirred Old Memories
• Just How Do You Spell ‘Elegant’?
• Woman Should Be
• Foster Parent
• "Poco Loco"
• Randolph Team Tennis Starts
• RUHS Students Vital To Hockey Success
• RTCC Scholarship Bowling Tournament
• Randolph Youth Wrestling News
• Rochester H.S. Holds Sports Award Night
• Shumlin To Propose Forestry "Renaissance"
• Museum and Research Center Proposed in South Royalton
• Feds Make Availabile $13.2M For Loans to Small Businesses
• Vermont House Takes First Step Toward Single-Payer Health Plan
• Side Judges Make Themselves at Home
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• The Times’ Christopher Wren To Share Thoughts on Mideast
• Conroy Begins Duties as VTC President
• Please—Don’t Tempt the Bears!
• Gov. Shumlin Predicts Economic Boom for Vt.
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, March 31-Sunday, April 10
• Gifford’s Dr. Russo-DeMara
• Dr. Russo-DeMara Appointed to State Board of Health
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, March 31-Sunday, April 10
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, March 31-Sunday, April 10
• Movies Calendar Thursday, March 31-Sunday, April 10
• Theater Calendar Thursday, March 31-Sunday, April 10
• Tabor Shares Story of Addiction, Recovery at Partnership Event
• News of Area Students
• Miller Elected To D&K Board
• Henry Lambert
• Marshia Services
• Williams Services
• Howard B. French
• Stella Fielders
• Francesca J. Keeler
• Jake Doyle
• Lucille C. Salls
• Kids Are Eating Right in Sharon
• Kids Are Eating Right in Sharon
• DuBois & King Recognized For Chandler Design Work
• ‘Concert for Japan’ Is Fundraising Success
• Thetford and Sharon Share
• ‘Senior Prom’ at Bethel School Was a Big Hit With Dancers
• DuBois & King Recognized For Chandler Design Work
• ‘Concert for Japan’ Is Fundraising Success
• Thetford and Sharon Share
• ‘Senior Prom’ at Bethel School Was a Big Hit With Dancers
• Rochester School Annual Mtg.
• ‘Rainmaker’ Brings Laughs, Tears
• Student ‘Art Shapes Vermont’ Show at Chandler Gallery
• Chandler Hosts Award-Winning ‘Alice and Wonderland’ Show
• Landscape Paintings At Big Town Gallery
• Northfield Artist Robin LaHue Coming to Gifford Gallery
• Chandler Hosts Award-Winning ‘Alice and Wonderland’ Show
• Rochester School Annual Mtg.
• Gypsy Jazz Live Upstairs at Chandler!
• Gypsy Jazz Live Upstairs at Chandler!
• Absolutely Free!
• On the Other Hand: Richard Mallary
• Pet Parade
• "littlejohn"
• Area Services *LAWN MAINTENANCE*
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate
• Lost & Found
• U.S. Fumbled
• Nothing Green in The Herald
• "littlejohn"
• More Auction
• Region Overflows
• Municipal Matters
• Government Must
• Real Estate Rentals
• Nothing Green
• Employment
• ‘Seniors’ Treated Like Royalty
• Farm Products
• On the Other Hand: Norman Runnion
• "Poco Loco"
• "Poco Loco"
• Misdemeanor Charged In Route 110 Fatality
• Vershire Reporter Introduces Herself
• Letter from Sendai: Friendly and Beautiful
• Reed Is Appointed To Selectboard
• Vt. Anglers Make Ready For Trout Fishing
• Supt. Kay Will Stay at OSSU
• Tunbridge Embezzler
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Misdemeanor Charged In Route 110 Fatality
• Vershire Reporter Introduces Herself
• Local Childcare Provider Among Those Seeking Bargaining Rights
• Letter from Sendai: Friendly and Beautiful
• Reed Is Appointed To Selectboard
• Deer Hunters Invited To Give their Opinions
• Tunbridge Embezzler
• Local Childcare Provider Among Those Seeking Bargaining Rights
• Vt. Anglers Make Ready For Trout Fishing
• Deer Hunters Invited To Give their Opinions
• Maple Season Is Here!
• Maple Season Is Here!
• Supt. Kay Will Stay at OSSU
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, March 24-Sunday, April 3
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, March 24-Sunday, April 3
• Movies Calendar Thursday, March 24-Sunday, April 3
• Theater Calendar Thursday, March 24-Sunday, April 3
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, March 24-Sunday, April 3
• Tabor Shares Story of Addiction, Recovery at Partnership Event
• Six Decades Together? ‘That’s Love!’
• VLC Prof Writes on Being An Environmentalist Every Day
• Lt. Gov. Scott Says He’s Not In Office To Say ‘No’
• Six Decades Together? ‘That’s Love!’
• Lt. Gov. Scott Says He’s Not In Office To Say ‘No’
• VLC Prof Writes on Being An Environmentalist Every Day
• Green Is Named
• Gerald D. Livingston
• Gloria L. Marshia
• Paul Surprenant October 22, 1956-March 7, 2011
• Alice D. Williams
• Arthur D. Peper
• Sylvia B. Duncan
• Kim S. Ladd
• Lucille C. Salls
• First Year of Mentor Program At So Ro School is a Success
• Gifford Announces Awards, Scholarships
• Workshop on Tree Health Offered Free to Area Teachers
• Make Your Own Sausage
• B&G Club To Host
• Vernal Pools:
• Rotary Seeks
• ‘Royal Palace’ Hosts First Playoff Game
• ‘Royal Palace’ Hosts First Playoff Game
• RACC’s Legislative Breakfast In Rochester Well-Attended
• Years of Services Rewarded At Tunbridge Fire Dept. Mtg.
• Big Picture Academy at RHS: Public Presentation March 24
• Vermont Teen Theater Production in Rochester
• Auditions March 30 for Chandler’s Third Next Generation Concert
• ‘Vermont History Through Song’ Musical Event at Pierce Hall
• Kate Campbell In Tunbridge
• Central Vermont Chamber Music Concert March 20 in Randolph
• Family Sugaring Day
• Sharon Academy M.S. Circus Invites: 'Step Right This Way!'
• Kevin Burke and Cal Scott at Chandler
• David Mallett at Chandler March 26
• Sharon Academy M.S. Circus
• Kevin Burke and Cal Scott at Chandler
• Margaret B. Mills
• Pamela S. Peterson
• Edward Duval
• Roberta Blair Dole
• Phyllis Howe
• Tomiko Wheeler
• Kadlub Services
• ECFiber Still
• Martin Services
• Connector Trails
• Margaret B. Mills
• Bethel Must Rise
• Pamela S. Peterson
• Whitcomb High
• Edward Duval
• RACDC Benefits
• Roberta Blair Dole
• Keep Saying ‘No’ To Vt. Yankee
• Tomiko Wheeler
• The Errors
• Phyllis Howe
• Kadlub Services
• Martin Services
• Eisenhower Again
• Hot Flicks for Cold Nights
• "Poco Loco"
• Rocket Boys End Regular Season
• Randolph Youth Wrestling
• Royals Make It to the Aud But Lose to #1 Danville
• Royals Make It to the Aud But Lose to #1 Danville
• Rocket Boys Defeat Rivendell, End Regular Season
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Gifford Medical Center Has Another Good Year
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• VLS Again Ranked No. 1 For Environmental Law
• Little Damage, but Gas Shortage in Shizukuishi
• Planned Blackouts Dim Bright Tokyo
• Little Damage, but Gas Shortage in Shizukuishi
• Planned Blackouts Dim Bright Tokyo
• Locals Mobilize To Help Japan
• VLS Again Ranked No. 1 For Environmental Law
• What a Way To Find a Husband!
• For Randolph Center Sled-Dog Racers, It’s All in the (Gast) Family
• Law School To Build $1.4M Fitness Center
• Despite Big Snow Winter Town Budgets in Good Shape
• For Randolph Center Sled-Dog Racers, It’s All in the (Gast) Family
• Despite Big Snow Winter
• Law School To Build $1.4M Fitness Center
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, March 17-Sunday, March 27
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, March 17-Sunday, March 27
• Movies Calendar Thursday, March 17-Sunday, March 27
• What a Way To Find a Husband!
• Theater Calendar Thursday, March 17-Sunday, March 27
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, March 17-Sunday, March 27
• I’m Still Wary of the Tablet ‘Talking Tech’
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• News of Area Students
• Local Family Speaks About Borneo Project
• Lost & Found
• I’m Still Wary of the Tablet ‘Talking Tech’
• Real Estate
• Local Family Speaks About Borneo Project
• Randolph Shines at DECA Conference
• Randolph Shines at DECA Conference
• Benson Named Nuclear Medicine, Cardiopulmonary Dept. Manager
• Benson Named Nuclear Medicine, Cardiopulmonary Dept. Manager
• Child Care
• Employment
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Pet Parade
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• News of Area Students
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• BBA’s Sixth Show Was a Big Success Whitcomb High School and the Bethel Business Associate had a banner day Saturday, March 5.
• Storage Shed, Tavern OK’d
• Korongo Gallery Opens With Vivid War Images
• New Booking Station Speeds Prints to FBI
• Interested in Selectboard? Here’s What You Do
• Hale Street Gang Memoir Reading This Saturday at Chandler Gallery
• Robotics Team Proves Flexible in Competition
• Lyra Summer Music Workshop
• ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ Onstage at RUHS
• ‘Whoever Shows Up’ Has Fun
• Prevention Partnership Skating Party a Success
• Local Origami Expert To Lead Workshops
• Shakespeare & Co. Production
• Vt. ‘Sacred Harp Singing Day’ Will Be March 26 in Montpelier
• Art Review Delightful New Show At Tunbridge Library
• Arts Bus Project Receives Grant, Will Present New Program
• Guitarist Paul Asbell Live at Chandler
• Lost & Found
• Real Estate
• Tradition Reigns At Bethel T.M.
• Information Omitted
• Safe Boundaries
• Federal Priorities
• Child Care
• Arts Institute
• Employment
• Perspective On Randolph Affairs Allow me some comments on recent controversies:
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Pet Parade
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• Likes Sears Bill
• Right-To-Die Ads Have False Info
• Credit Card Scam on Your Phone
• It’s Time To Close Whitcomb H.S.
• More Money Needed, Not Less
• Vt. Education Is Inefficient
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Final Losses For Chelsea Boys
• Lady Red Devils Lose to Poultney
• SoRo Boys CVL Champions
• Ben Jickling Ghosts Prep for Playoffs
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Woman Leaps From I-89 Overpass, Survives
• Assisted by Law School, OMYA Critics Prevail
• Selectboard Postpones Next Meeting
• SoRo Woman Survives Collision with Train
• Forest Service Will Brief Public on New Rule
• Chelsea DRB Denies Pizza House And Deli’s Request To Reconsider
• ‘TowPlow’ Does Work of Two
• Biggest Snowfall of the Year
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, March 10-Sunday, March 20
• Movies Calendar Thursday, March 10-Sunday, March 20
• Theater Calendar Thursday, March 10-Sunday, March 20
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, March 10-Sunday, March 20
• News of Area Students
• Hancock’s Deering’s Service Ctr.
• Maple Sugarmakers Invite You To Take a Stay at the Farm
• Student wins $1M Settlement In Child Sexual Abuse Case
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, March 10-Sunday, March 20
• Gifford Wins Photo Competition
• News of Area Service People
• Fresh Air Team Receives Award
• Finn Services
• Opal Martin
• John Barrows
• Dole Services
• David Segal
• Josephine Bruleigh
• Kathryn Reed
• Paul Surprenant
• Russell Preston, Sr.
• Isabel Abbruscato
• Helen Sperling
• John E. Clifford
• Come Plant Your Garden In Fred Locke’s Yard!
• Lt. Gov. Scott Guest Speaker
• Stockbridge Meetinghouse
• ‘Maine Coast to Hudson River’ Opening at BigTown Gallery
• Workshops for String Players
• Pictured (l-r) are “Roosters” Thal Aylward, Roy Cutler, Casey Dennis, Colin McCaffrey, Jim Pitman, and Ted Mortimer. (Provided)
• Audition Deadline Approaching
• Colvin and Wainwright at Chandler
• Stoltzman and Dinnerstein Will Perform at Chandler
• Brkfield Meeting
• Until the Wires Are Implanted, Try Just Being Friendly
• In a Family of Eight Kids,
• "littlejohn"
• High Heels, No Cookies
• On a Snowy Day: In Appreciation In the need for Randolph to give praise now and then, I submit the following:
• "Poco Loco"
• Guy Ghosts Fire Up, Narrowly Lose to Solons
• Chelsea Faces Two Tough Teams
• Rochester Men Struggle
• Rollercoaster Ride Ror Lady Rockets
• Chelsea Girls Finish With a Big Win
• Gast Places In
• Randolph Gymnasts
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Sharon Likes Its School Choice
• Royalton Votes To Buy Crawford Autoland Property
• Webster and Kaplan Win Selectboard Seats
• Bethel Voters Threaten To Postpone Budget
• Sharon Woman Pleads Guilty To Embezzling from S.R. Store
• Nightlife Calendar Thursday, March 3-Sunday, March 13
• Exhibits Calendar Thursday, March 3-Sunday, March 13
• Movies Calendar Thursday, March 3-Sunday, March 13
• Theater Calendar Thursday, March 3-Sunday, March 13
• Happenings Calendar Thursday, March 3-Sunday, March 13
• RUHS Classmates Escape the Snow
• ‘The Most Fun Job I’ve Ever Had’
• Vershire Says ‘No’ Just Once
• Barnard Voters Amend Budget
• Randolph Elects Puglisi To Budget Committee
• Braintree Voters ‘Like the Discussion’
• In New/Old Town Hall, Bethel Voters Generous
• Sharon Adds Extra $$$ to Budget
• Hancock Voters Pass Budgets, Table Article on School Building
• Brookfield Balks at Fences; Okays Everything Else
• Hudson Ousts Olmstead From Royalton School Bd.
• T’bridge OK’s Research On Designating a H.S.
• Granville Voters Express Concern About Renovation Cost Overruns
• School Budgets Pass Easily in Randolph
• Stockbridge Voters Hold Meeting In Restored Union Meeting House
• Pittsfield Voters Hold Short But Busy Town Meeting
• Royalton Voters OK $52K Hike for Schools
• Chelsea Worries about Test Scores, But School Budget Passes Easily
• Rochester Voters Pass Property Tax Exemption For Disabled Veterans
• Strafford Sticks With Three-Member Selex
• Chelsea Voters Reject Latest Garage Proposal
• Tunbridge Honors Farnham
• Norman E. John
• John Poffenberger
• Roberta Blair Doyle
• William Hart
• Larry Holden
• Joseph R. Widli
• Kristen J. Rhoades
• Albert T. Finn Jr.
• E. Bernice Shaw
• Eugene A. Kadlub
• Clara Martin Center Recognized For Its Employment Services
• Vermont State MATHCOUNTS Competition at VTC March 26
• Vt. Tech Donates Spacious Quarters
• Selex Wrangle over RACDC
• Mascoma Bank Has Community Touch
• Theater Review: Stoppard’s ‘Real Thing’
• Audition Deadline Approaching
• The Hale Street Gang Comes Home
• RACC Fourth of July Comm. Seeks Ideas
• Tunbridge Library Hosts Paterson
• RUHS Thespians Present ‘Rabbit Hole’
• Popovich Comedy Pet Theater at LOH
• New World Festival Seeking Designs For T-Shirt Contest
• The Hale Street Gang Comes Home
• Fixing the Problem
• Tunbridge School Budget Main Topic of Pre-Town Meeting
• Town Meeting Preview
• Town Meeting Preview Town Meeting Will Take Place At Newly-Restored Town Hall
• Town Meeting Preview
• Town Meeting Preview Stockbridge Voters To Decide On Town Truck, 2010 Surplus
• Braintree Town Meeting Topics: Voting Machine to Constables
• Town Meeting Preview
• B’field Town Meeting To Hear AOT’s Floating Bridge Report
• Shouldn’t Pay
• Real Estate
• Town Meeting Preview
• Some Facts About Wasting Disease Here are some facts about chronic wasting disease:
• Real Estate Rentals
• Strafford Voters Will Consider Decrease in Their Tax Rate
• Reed Has Shown Great Dedication
• Positive Direction
• Town Meeting Preview Pittsfield Voters To Meet Tuesday at Firehouse
• Disputes Porter’s Reasons To Run
• Urges Votes For Webster, Porter
• Town Meeting Preview Highway Project, Rescue Squad Funds, Real Estate on Town Meeting Agenda
• On the Other Hand: No
• Hudson Is Good
• Buyer Wants
• On the Other Hand: Yes
• New Blood Needed On Selectboard
• ClassiFreebie
• The Predicament of Yemen, and Why We Should Care
• RACDC Valuable
• Used Cars & Trucks
• "littlejohn"
• Vote To Improve
• Articles For Sale
• Hudson Needed
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Kaplan Would Serve Us Well
• Employment
• Supports Porter
• Farm Products
• Dwight Porter Can Get Things Done
• Absolutely Free!
• Students Big Help
• Lost & Found
• Candidate Knows
• Pet Parade
• Support Kaplan
• Area Services
• Town Meeting Preview Barnard Voters Will Decide On Funds for Improvements
• Ag. Dept.’s Policy Is Embarrassing
• Child Care
• Town Meeting Preview
• "Poco Loco"
• 3 Tough Losses For Chelsea Boys
• Chelsea Ladies Add Two More Victories
• Sled Dog Racing
• Randolph Boys On Downhill Slide
• RUHS Jr. Hi & JV
• Lady Royals Go 1-1
• Candidate Forum Nets Just 3 of 5 Candidates
• RUHS’s Ms. Smith Tapped For National Fellowship
• It’s Not Too Soon To Consider a CSA
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Townsend Wants To Un-Resign
• RACDC GetsFinancing
• Game Night Is a Hit
• Changes at RES, But Budget Stable
• Randolph Falls Out of 5000-Club
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Laura Satre Wins $100 Prize
• Global Disaster Is Looming, McKibben Tells SRO Crowd
• News of Area Students
• VLS Appoints Margaret Barry As Acting Associate Dean
• Jolinda LaClair Gets Top Job
• Tech Talk: The Promise of ‘Watson’
• Two VTC Students Recognized With Engineering Awards
• Ruth A. Martin
• Alan W. Loring
• Roland J. Poulin
• Eugene Kadlub
• Rice Services
• Doanes Are Recognized
• Rec. Comm. Winter Fun Night Brings Chelsea Out To Play
• Boy Scout Troop #205 Holds February Court of Honor
• Spartan Death Race Co-founder
• Exciting New 9-Mile Bike Loop To Be Created in Moosalamoo
• ‘Randolph Day’ In Nokomis Beach
• Two in SoRo Vie For School Bd. Seat
• Randolph’s Kimball Library Offers Access to E-Books
• Tech Talk— Keep Your Computer Happy!
• Reception Thursday For Sperling Book
• Mud Season Swing Dance Classes To Be Offered at the Chandler
• Cape Breton Fiddling at Chandler!
• ‘The Very Dickens’ at LNT
• Guest Editorial: A Shortage of Facts
• Responsible ATVs Being Punished
• Aging Population Needs CVCA
• No Suicide Bill In Vermont
• ‘Kevan’s Version’
• Choices for Lister
• Old Ladies On Curtis Mayfield
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Chelsea Lady Devils Add Two More Wins
• Lady Royals' Long Week
• Guy Ghosts Continue Their Slide
• Randolph Girls Prepare For Gymnastics Tourney
• Two Tough Losses For Chelsea Boys
• Mgr’s. Contract Valid to 2013
• Legislators Hear Earful From Constituents
• The Weather Last Week In The White River Valley
• It’s Not Just Doctors
• Fire Destroys Four-Generation SoRo Farmhouse
• Building Trade Class Is Raising the Roof
• It’s an Exciting Time: Vt. NOFA Attracts 1000
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Police Are Called To Selectboard Meeting
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Chamber Hears Julie Brill, Garner is Exec. Of the Year
• Palmer Leads Maple Group As Merger Approaches
• William K. Mather
• News of Area Students
• State Archivist Receives
• Why Mentoring Works:
• Inspirational Polio Victim Brought to Area by Rotary
• Shirley Elliott
• Manager Challenges Herald Story
• Our Farms, Our Food The Localvore Movement Comes To Life
• Green Mt. Creative Collective
• Sustainable Food Discussion Group Starting in Bethel
• VTC’s Williston Campus Offers B.S. Degree for Aspiring Pilots
• Rochester Celebrates The Winter
• Frigid Frost Fighters Hold Ride To Generate Interest In Club
• Selectman Approve Town Meeting Warning
• Problem Continues with Area In Front of New School Gym
• Health Care Costs Must Be Reduced
• A Journey Worth Setting Out On
• "littlejohn"
• Hillside Homes & Chelsea Court
• SoRo Global Impact Students Welcome the Community
• Nature Showing Off
• Entergy’s ‘Spin’ Isn’t Reality
• Where Will Power
• Knows the Fear Of the Uninsured
• Kevan’s Version of Events
• Vt.’s Snow Policy Is a Good One
• Much Too Fast On Forest Street
• Randolph Best At Clearing Snow
• Kevan’s Version
• Milne Praises
• No Research Links
• "Poco Loco"
• Red Devil Boys Lose to SoRo
• Chelsea Girls Fall to Raptors
• Lady Royals Shot Down
• Royalton Recreation Commission B-Ball Tourney Focused on Fun
• Sweet Victory: Lady Rockets Beat SoRo
• Randolph Kids In Northfield Hockey
• Doerings Are ‘Out There’ For Saturday’s T-Storm
• New Businesses in Randolph Downtown
• The Weather Last Week
• Candidates’ Forum May Lack Candidates
• Armed Robbery Sat. in Hancock
• Herald Introduces
• Untitled
• Randolph DRB To Review
• Roofs Collapse On Five Barns
• Winter Road Crews Expanded, New Techniques Employed
• Ebullient Gov. Shumlin
• Clara Martin Center Wary of Shumlin Cuts
• Gifford Hospital Chief Says New Tax Will Hurt
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Book Review: A Sad Tale That Helps Us Understand
• Royalton’s Ron Powers: Fascinated with the West
• Six Whitcomb Students Attend Area School Music Festivals
• Jennings Residency in Braintree Focuses on Art of Storytelling
• Local Rotarian To Join Team Of Volunteer Workers in India
• Haas Given Vice-Chair Role in House
• News of Area Students
• TSA Students In Poetry Out Loud, AVA Art Show
• Chandler Film Series Presents Classic ‘Sunset Boulevard’
• ‘All Weather Ballads’ at LNT A North Country Love Story
• Walker To Hold Demonstration And Talk at Chandler Gallery
• Marjorie B. Fowler
• Cathy L. McIntyre
• Marion Bissonnette
• Norman E. John
• Stephen J. Fowles
• Rhoda Ann Rice
• Chelsea Public School Students Wrap Up Roundtable Series
• B’field Gravel Pit Gets Act 250 Permit
• MONTANA BOWMAN Rochester Student Will Travel To Central American Countries
• Strafford’s Constable Resigns, Replacement Appointed
• Chamber’s Legislative Breakfast Series Starts February 14
• Italian Dinner To Benefit Pat Tortolano Scholarship
• Movie Review ‘The Fighter’: Boxing Never Looked So Dull © 2011, Kevin Paquet
• ‘Blue Man Group’ Exhibit
• Jeanne & The Hi-Tops Dance
• Norman Rockwell Painting Back in Place at Ag. Dept.
• Illness Strikes Local Schools
• RHS National Honor Society Inducts Eight New Members
• Chandler Announces Auditions For ‘The Next Generation’
• Tuvan Throat Singers at Chandler
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Letter Repudiated
• Child Care
• Employment
• Farm Products
• Absolutely Free!
• Pet Parade
• Kids Love Games
• "littlejohn"
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• Lost & Found
• Real Estate
• Special Olympics
• Streetlights Make
• Quick Response
• ‘Death With Dignity’
• Creating Bridges
• ‘No’ to ATVs
• V.Y. Is Unsafe— Build Another
• Policy Encourages
• "Poco Loco"
• Rocket Men Win Over Blue Mountain
• Lady Rockets 3-1 In Last 4 Games
• Tiffany Gast Finishes
• Lady Royals Drop Two Tough Central Vt. League Games
• Chelsea Girls Win Two, Over Rockets and Royals
• Randolph Boys Struggle in Two
• It’s Over: Buxton Is State Rep.
• Science Poses New Problem for Astrology
• Vote of Confidence: 88% Approval Rate on School Budgets
• Petitions Filed in Brookfield; Rutkovsky Is Selex Candidate
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Area Senators Get Plum Assignments
• Area Hit with 12-20 Inches of Snow
• Oatmeal Studios is Sold
• Town Manager Says He’ll Sue Selex Chair
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• News of Area Students
• RUHS English Teacher Is Honored
• VLS Offers Media Fellowships
• Berk Is Essay Contest Finalist
• Bennett Services
• Don’t Go Overboard on the ‘Safety’ Response
• School Budget Vote
• Lost & Found
• ‘Search for Intelligent Life’ at N. S. Is Extraordinary Tour de Force
• TSA Makes Dr. King’s Message
• Chandler Announces Fourth of July Musical
• Federal Trade Commissioner Brill
• Mice in the Bathtub, and Other Tales
• Certificate Signed For Cell Tower
• ‘Roman Holiday’ To Kick Off Chandler Film Series Sunday
• Selex Will Hire Lawyer To Clarify TM Contract
• Works in Chandler Gallery: Risk-Taking that Has Paid Off
• Bethel Elem. School Participates
• Real Estate Rentals
• Gifford Receives $40,000 Grant
• ClassiFreebie
• School Officials Explain Details Of Their Budget’s Ups and Downs
• Farm Products
• CVCAC Opens New ‘State of the Art’ Energy-Efficient Low-Income Housing
• Absolutely Free!
• Employment
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Pet Parade
• Area Services
• Real Estate
• February Vacation Offerings For Youth at Chandler Gallery
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Singer-Songwriter Spencer Lewis Teaching Choral Workshops
• Voting Tuesday on RUHS, RTCC Budgets
• Reported Raises Raise Questions
• Science Skills
• Fine Concert by 'Sounding Joy!'
• On the Other Hand— Vt. Yankee Is Needed
• Cabot CEOs: Let Process Work
• On the Other Hand – Say "No" to Nuclear
• "littlejohn"
• Nightlife Calendar
• "Poco Loco"
• Exhibits Calendar
• Randolph Guy Ghosts Drop 2
• Movies Calendar
• Chelsea Lady Devils Stopped
• Theater Calendar
• Randolph Special Olympics Teams Do Well at Bowling Tourney
• Lady Royals Swat Hornets
• Three-Game Streak For the Rocket Guys
• BBA Home & Businesses Expo
• Contests Arise for Two Selectboard Seats
• Sen. Bernie Sanders Visits SoRo School
• Theft at AOT Randolph Garage
• Farm-to-School Credit to Rozo
• Goodman of ‘Democracy Now!’ Chosen for VLS Commencment
• Drastic Action Needed in Bethel
• Farm’s Best
• Ainsworth Right To Ask Questions
• Welch Wins
• Lawsuit Against Schools Explained
• Election Challenge
• Bethel School
• Joseph F. Bolger
• Carolyn Morse
• Francis Ingoldsby, Jr.
• Paul A. Farnsworth
• Happenings Calendar
• News of Area Students
• Three Decades of Ice Harvesting in Brookfield
• Bowen Starring in Vt. Stage Show
• Martin R. Eldred
• Wigren Services
• Clara Belle MacNeil Bennett
• Clara Bennett
• Energy at the Top
• Snow Buries Terry, Bird Feeder and All
• Brazilian Folkloric Dance Co. at Hop
• Exhibit on ‘Local Character’ Coming to Gifford Art Gallery
• Throat Singing
• Chandler Announces Auditions For ‘Mud Season Variety Show
• ‘The Glory of Bach’ Is Theme of Sounding Joy Concerts
• Buyer Wants
• Employment
• Public Notice — Town of Randolph
• Farm Products
• SoRo PE Students Head to the Ice
• Absolutely Free!
• AgriMark Not A Good Neighbor
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Gallery Exhibit Is Outstanding
• Area Services *Roof Shoveling*
• No Coverage At Vets Cemetery
• Real Estate Rentals
• In Praise Of Dr. Jack Singer
• Lost & Found
• "littlejohn"
• Real Estate
• Selex Meet Tonight On Manager Contract
• Healthier Living Workshops Return to Gifford in February
• Tech Talk: So Much Stuff
• Quintown Prevention Partnership Gets Input from Community
• Red Cross Blood Drives Planned
• ClassiFreebie
• ‘White Privilege’
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Ice Harvest Event Jan. 29 in Brookfield
• Articles For Sale
• Pet Parade
• Fun on the Ice at Rochester’s SkateSpace Rink
• "Poco Loco"
• Two Wins For Chelsea Boys
• Lady Devils Crush Cabot & Chargers
• SoRo Defeats Lady Rockets
• RUHS Guy Ghosts Suffer First Loss
• New Era at Vermont Tech
• State Police: Sharon Fire Is Arson
• OSSU Keeps a Lid on School Budgets
• Speth Warns of Dangers of Growth
• Selectboard Will Have Two or Three Newcomers
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Supreme Ct. Hears Arguments in Times & Seasons Appeal
• Black-Capped Chickadee Reigns As Most Abundant Winter Bird
• Nightlife Calendar
• Vt. Law School Tackles Food and Agriculture
• Ainsworth Challenge Reaches Legislature
• Beekeepers to Beef Producers;
• Happenings Calendar
• News of Area Students
• Brookfield Bobolink Specialist
• Whitcomb Seniors Honored With Award Nominations
• Tattoo Artist Opens Shop in Bethel
• Richard F. Rowell
• Klinton M. Wigren
• Olga Mary Fyles
• Christopher Slayton Extraordinary Educator, Friend and Community Builder
• Singer Services
• Harry W. Bosworth
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Randolph-Shizukuishi Project Marks Two Decades
• Pet Parade
• Area Services
• Buyer Wants
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Articles For Sale
• Real Estate Rentals
• Singers Begin Rehearsals Jan. 18;
• Lost & Found
• Free Chandler Event Sunday To Kick Off New Film Series
• Real Estate
• Chandler Open Mic Night January 29
• Are the Voters Too Generous?
• Vermont Fiddle Orchestra
• Dr. Udomprasert
• Art Review The ‘Two Views’ of George Lawrence And Jacquelyn JiMoi, in Tunbridge
• Rochester School Board Hosts Futures Committee Meeting
• Tyminski and Bowman at Chandler
• Strafford Considers New Ways For Using Historic Town House
• Child Care
• Rabies Alert
• Employment
• Special Olympics Starting Basketball Program
• Farm Products
• Chamber Is Seeking Nominations
• Absolutely Free!
• Vt. Tech’s Multi-National Hoop Team Goes to 14-0
• Randolph Area Special Olympics Seeking Some ‘Penguin Plungers’
• Take the Time For Appreciation
• Driving Laws Must Be Enforced
• Farewell Address Of Gov. James Douglas January 5, 2011
• Maine Paper Changes Its Rules: Web Comments Must Be Signed
• Inaugural Address:
• Should the U.S. Just ‘Stick to Its Own Knitting?’
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Rochester Men Fall to SoRo
• Randolph Boys Win Over Woodstock
• Chelsea Boys & Girls Have Tough Week
• Rochester Wins Over Whitcomb
• SoRo Defeats Lady Rockets
• Snowshoe Marathons
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• WNWSU Update Jan. 18 in Montpelier
• ECFiber Raises $900K To Build First Fiber-Optic
• WNW Sup. Union Hit With a New $300K Dficit
• ‘Enterprise Center’ Underway, Will ‘Incubate’ Small Business
• New Years Baby
• Second Review for OSSU Shed
• Upbeat Gov. Peter Shumlin
• Prominent Eye Surgeon Found Dead
• Remarkable Young Woman Recognized
• Boardman Named Mason of the Year
• Farnham Retires as Fire Chief, Upham Elected New Chief
• VLS’s Gus Speth Will Reprise Schumacher Lecture for Public
• News of Area Students
• Cesarine Stoddard
• Michael Manheim
• Eleanor Martin
• Palmer Services
• DRB Approves ‘Gateway Center’
• Arthur G. Bigelow, Jr.
• No Fireworks at Budget Meeting, But County Buildings Need Work
• Partridge Services
• Nightlife Calendar
• Dr. Jack A. Singer
• Exhibits Calendar
• Harry Bosworth
• Movies Calendar
• Mary Anne Flint
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Ryans’ ‘They Might Be Gypsies’ Chosen Best Instrumental Album
• Pianist Jeremy Denk at Hopkins Ctr.
• ‘Punk Ballerina’ Presents ‘Three Theories’
• New Exhibit Is Opening At Chandler Gallery
• ‘Hale Street Gang’ Show
• Lost & Found
• "Poco Loco"
• Real Estate
• Chelsea Basketball Teams Challenged
• Chelsea Selectboard Accepts Bid For Town Forest Timber Harvest
• Randolph Boys Start Strong
• Shizukuishi Students Arriving In Randolph, Dinner January 7
• ‘Fela!’ Comes to Hop Via HD Video
• New Honors Seminar Class Offered in South Royalton
• Child Care
• The Weather Last Week In the White River Valley
• Employment
• South Royalton School Awarded Farm-to-School Project Grant
• Farm Products
• Randolph Food Shelf
• Absolutely Free!
• Gifford Medical Ctr. Bids Adieu
• Pet Parade
• A Place for the Flag
• Area Services
• Central Vt. Big Picture Academy Exhibitions at Rochester School
• Buyer Wants
• Why Health Care Should Be a Right
• Used Cars & Trucks
• The Perfectability
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Terry’s Tips for a Tip-Top Year Ah a New Year, and here’s me with a brand-new journal that I’ve just filled with tips… Based on lessons… Learned mostly the hard way…
• Articles For Sale
• Do You Know Where Your Spam Is Today?
• Real Estate Rentals
• "littlejohn"
• Women of ‘New Hope’ Povide Lessons For an 18-year-Old
• Sportswriter Olney
• Symonds Celebrated 90th Birthday With Party at Red Door Church
• Randolph’s Recchia To Be #2 at ANR
• ‘Ones Upon a Day’ Contest Planned
• Thieves Hit Chelsea Sawmill; Empty Gas Tanks in Town
• Who Is Peter Shumlin, Anyway?
• Was Andrew Johnson Really
• Mobile Acres Vehicle Fire
• Tech Talk: The Year of the Tablet With Jeremy Lesniak
• Brady Sentenced for ’09 Home Invasion
• Harriet’s Photos Are In ‘Top 210’
• Plea Deal in 2008 Murder;
• Adele C. Benjamin
• Gov.-Elect Shumlin Picks His Team
• Guard Major Returns to Afghanistan for Second Year
• Shumlin Appointments
• Nightlife Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
• Movies Calendar
• Theater Calendar
• Happenings Calendar
• Arthur Bigelow
• Anthony W. Olmstead
• Mercy Ingpen
• Theresa Poulin
• William E. Webler
• Frederick Services
• Timothy D. Mullen
• Lottie Chubbuck
• Smith Services
• Merton D. Partridge
• Roswell Hebard
• ‘North Hollow Harpies’ on a Roll
• New IT Class at RUHS Produces Technical Whiz Kids
• Vt. Law School Professor Hanna To Chair Snelling Ctr. Trustees
• News of Area Students
• Local Writer’s Stories Published In Popular ‘Chicken Soup’ Series
• Lower Taxes Won’t Mean Jobs
• A Victory for Obama
• Town Might Save $10K By Culling Streetlights
• Gov. Announces $30,00 Grant For Rochester Library
• Just $95K Still Needed For VTC’s Allen House
• Donations To Riches Recycled Benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Magee Office Products Employees Delivered a Community Dinner
• Safeline Partners With Chelsea To Apply For Community Grant
• 2011 Technology Resolutions
• Wayne D. Whitmore
• Robert M. Blackmer
• Kenneth L. Wright
• Margaret H. Brainard
• Gertrude N. Lyford
• Clarence Churchill
• Hidden Expenses In Health Care
• Market Forces Just Don’t Work
• FairPoint: Broadband Pledge Met— 80% of Homes
• Christmas EveServices In Central Vermont
• Christmas Concert In Bethel
• Photo
• The Real Reason Republicans Want the Bush Tax Cuts
• “littlejohn” by Isaac Littlejohn Eddy.
• “Poco Loco”
• Theater Calendar
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• First Place Prize Winner
• How Dickens Expanded The Moral Meaning of Christmas
• Movie Review:
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• Walking the Walk At Tunbridge ‘Shindig’’
• $10,000 Dispute Is Resolved
• Young Randolph Homeowner Undaunted by Fire
• Three Towns Get $630,000 in Grants
• Buxton Says She’s Confident, Election Scrutiny Appropriate
• Rutland Blood Drive Takes Title from Boston
• Survey Shows Small Papers Thrive Even in the World of the Internet
• Garden Club Baskets Are Safe for One Year
• History of Randolph’s Revolving Loan Funds
• Supervisory Union Denies Allegations in Allen Lawsuit
• Top Ten Stories From Vermont in 2010
• Emotional Welcome Home For Guard Soldiers
• Ainsworth Doth Protest Too Much I am writing to express my disappointment over David Ainsworth’s decision to ask the legislature to review the legality of the election results of
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• Lost & Found
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• Tunbridge Cloggers Attended CLOG Convention in Nashville
• SoRo School Awarded Grant To Serve Fresh Produce
• ‘continuum’ and ‘haptikos’ At Chandler Gallery
• Local Women Volunteer To Help With Operation Christmas Child
• Free Holiday Concert Dec. 21
• Free Indoor Walking Program For Seniors Begins at Gifford
• Chandler Gallery: Feast for the Eye And All the Other Senses, As Well
• OSSU Storage Bldg. Decision Postponed
• Child Care
• Holiday Decorating Contest Results
• Employment
• 34th Annual SoRo Christmas Pageant
• Farm Products
• Despite Salary Question Library Budget Okayed
• Absolutely Free!
• Two Productions In One Weekend Entertained Chelsea Community
• Pet Parade
• Hancock Is Said To Be The ‘Capital of Free Vt’
• Area Services
• Tax Compromise:
• Road Laws Need More Enforcement About the “30 means 30 mph” letter, in prior issue of The Herald:
• Flowers Enjoyed
• Tax Breaks for All Is the ‘Fair’ Way
• Storage Facility In Wrong Place To the members of the Randolph farmer’s market, and concerned citizens:
• Town Should Stay ‘Flowerific’
• Sidewalks Tough For Wheelchairs
• Another Solution For Cluster Flies
• Beavers Teach A Nature Lesson
• Vermont Gets Another $2.7M
• Conroy Appointed Vt. Tech President
• Ainsworth Will Appeal One-Vote Election of Buxton
• Big Deployment Is Coming Home
• Good or Bad Deer Hunting? It Depends Who You Ask!
• West Brookfield Man Gets Fiftieth Buck
• Nightlife Calendar
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• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• VTC Men Go 11-0
• Bean Pot Rivals Play
• Brady Sentenced on State, Federal Charges
• WNWSU Business Managers: One Resignation and a Lawsuit
• Valley Rescue Squad Honors Parrish as ‘Lifetime Member’
• Alan B. Rogers
• Elizabeth M. Robbins
• Alvah W. Currier, Jr.
• Lee F. Jamieson
• Janice Muriel Thresher
• Roger T. Linton Sr.
• Alberta Sarabia
• Darcy Marcioch Darcy ("Darcman") Marcioch, 64, died peacefully November 26, 2010 at home on Silver Spring Hill Road in Pittsfield, VT
• Alfred J. Paquin, Jr.
• Theater Calendar
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• New VPR Documentary
• The Pickle King (& Queen) of Braintree
• Gifford Doctor Shares Advice On Prescription Drug Misuse
• RUHS Hosts 3 Exchange Students
• Filmmaker O’Brien Visits WHS Class
• The Season’s Here
• Vt Editors Are Saying
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• Claire Garner Joining Chandler To Manage Performance Series
• Articles For Sale
• Festive Workshops for All Ages This Weekend at Chandler Gallery
• Real Estate Rentals
• Randolph Couple Exhibiting Works at Gifford Gallery
• Lost & Found
• Art Show and Sale
• Celtic Christmas Celebration In Chandler’s Upper Gallery
• Big Town Holiday Show Offers Many Unique Christmas Gifts
• "Poco Loco"
• Updated ‘History of Brookfield’ Has Lots More Photos & Data
• Chelsea Girls Get New Coach
• Craft Materials at Belmains: Aisles and Aisles of Ideas
• TSA Wins TASC Grand Prize For Third Year in a Row
• SoRo Pizza Closed Last Saturday
• Chelsea Boys Red Devils Rebuild
• Foreign Language Students Compete
• Selectboard Preparing Budget for Next Year
• So. Royalton’s Welch’s Hardware,
• Markowitz and VLS Prof To Head Enviro Agency
• A Highly Unusual Day At Randolph Clock Shop
• Proposed County Budget Drops; Outgoing Judge Vents a Little
• So. Royalton Community Suppers: Free Weekly Meals for Everyone
• Sen. Campbell Will Rise To Senate Leadership
• Farmer to Farmer Discussion Group
• The Herald Critic Picks The Year’s Best DVDs
• Chelsea Grades 1/2 Teachers Establish Young Author’s Chair
• Sex Assault Investigators Get New Office in Chelsea
• Chandler Role:
• New Location for Randolph Food Shelf
• Support the Vets With Special Caps
• Main Street Flower Baskets: Should Town Take Them Over?
• Schools Get Gift
• Students Thrive in ’One Planet’ Program
• RES Insensitive
• Nightlife Calendar
• Correction
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• Another Solution For Cluster Flies
• Real Estate
• "littlejohn"
• New State Dept. Regulations
• Theater Calendar
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• Palestinian Presents at VLS On Water Access in the West Bank
• Bill Baumann Honored For 42-Year Career
• Christmas Crafts With Children: Ways To Keep Little Hands Busy
• Spinella Returns From Saudi Arabia
• New Sherman Book Focuses On Views of Young Vermonters
• Gov. Douglas Named Among 20 ‘Health Leaders’ in the Nation
• Elma E. Bianchi
• Cheryl F. Jobes
• Margaret Lemieux
• Philip A. Frizzell, Sr.
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• Articles For Sale
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• Lost & Found
• Real Estate
• Slayton Book On Long Trail Wins Award
• Paul Lib
• Advent Harp Concert
• 36th ‘Christmas Revels’ Dec. 16-19
• Free Christmas Concert Sunday
• CHS Seniors Send Care Packages To Soldiers, Requests Donations
• Stimulus Funds Benefited Vermont,
• SoRo School Paired with Tel Aviv School in GIA Videoconference 1
• T’bridge Woman Charged
• Carols and Santa Friday Celebrate Season Here
• Low Income Vermonters Suffer
• RACC Holds First Drawings For Holiday Shopping Card
• ‘Show Up at Hearings,’ U.S. Judge Tell Jacques
• ‘Back Roads’ Grant to Town
• Randolph’s Third Habitat House: ‘A Hand Up, Not a Hand Out’
• All Should Join In the Sacrifice
• Shumlin Picks Racine
• Magee Sponsored Free Dinner
• GW Plastics Eyes the Future
• Nebraska Swarms With Cluster Flies
• GMEDC Boosts Business Prospects For Rochester’s ‘Vermont Verde’
• Don’t Expect Email Privacy
• Village Fire Leaves Four Homeless
• Creative Sentence For Cow-Shooter Maybe the young man guilty of shooting the cows should replace them
• Tips for Dealing With Holiday Blahs
• It’s Not the Gift, But The Thought That Counts
• "littlejohn"
• "Poco Loco"
• Two Rochester Women Join Forces in Real Estate Business
• Successful Hunters Last Week Hardware @ Rochester
• Holiday Fair Events
• First Grader Wins At U.S. Open
• Fifield Services
• Constance F. Donovan
• Janice M. Thresher
• County Budget Meeting May Be Controversial
• Ainsworth Not Likely To Challenge Election
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• Ann Holmblad
• Raymond Braune
• Play Resonated With Real Life
• Absolutely Free!
• Broadband Offer Is Underwhelming
• Pet Parade
• Taxing the Wealthy Is No Solution
• Area Services
• Shumlin Campaign Negative, Too
• Buyer Wants
• ‘Caregivers’ Will Suspend Services
• Used Cars & Trucks
• "littlejohn"
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Attack of the Cluster Flies
• "Poco Loco"
• Articles For Sale
• VTC Women’s Soccer Team Tackles Issues of Sexual Violence
• Real Estate Rentals
• BigTown Gallery’s Holiday Show Features Wide Array of Artists
• Deer Hunting Season Report
• Lost & Found
• New Date for Free Kirigami Workshop
• Real Estate
• Latest ‘Harry Potter’ Conveys Book’s Spirit © Kevin Paquet, 2010
• Whitcomb School Band Honored
• Lost Nation Theater Planning Auditions for ‘Mockingbird’
• Cloverleaf: The Store That Surprises!
• Bow Thayer Has a Hit With Band’s New CD
• Selex Discuss Skating Plans, Rates Will Stay the Same
• Attack of the Cluster Flies
• One Man’s Castle in SoRo
• Child Care
• Randolph Knights of Columbus Recognized for Their Service
• Employment
• Killing Cows Was Serious Crime Regarding the youngster who shot the three cows recently:
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• Local Man’s Stone-Ground Corn Is Grown from Heirloom Seeds
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• Rockets’ Coach Retires
• Teaching South Royalton To FISH
• Local Man’s Stone-Ground Corn Is Grown from Heirloom Seeds
• Risks of Airport Scanners A Technical Discussion
• CLARA ELLEN BUNDY ABBOTT, 85
• Lettie L. Fifield
• Moses Sentenced to 25 Years in Cocaine Case
• Carl Robert Farnham, 80
• Vermont Tech Is Close To Choosing President
• Chelsea Woman Dies When Car Crashes into Store in Rutland
• Stimulus Funds Pay For Trail Work in the GMNF
• 1500 Soldiers Heading Home After Year in Afghanistan
• Two Recounts Don’t Change the Results
• South Royalton School Selected For International Environmental Challenge
• Eunice Eletha Mills
• John A. Delyea
• Pauline J. Slack
• Joseph A. Pultz
• Real Estate
• LOCAL It Really Happened: James Cotton at Ashley’s
• Brewery, Brew Pub Planned For SoRo Freight House
• Artisans’ Bazaar and Workshops Offered at Chandler Gallery
• Gifford’s Chaplaincy Program Celebrates Decade of Service
• Randolph Singers To Welcome
• Festival of Trees Gala Evening Benefits Garden Club Scholarship
• No Strings Marionette Company Premieres New Show at Chandler
• Tunbridge Librarians Trained
• Buyer Wants
• Chamber Seeking Volunteers For Hanging Holiday Wreaths
• Employment
• Rochester School Welcomes Five New Staff Members
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Release of Voci Email Is Hot Issue at Meeing
• Yard Sales
• Dodge Sells Randolph Auto Supply
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• Lost & Found
• Belly Dance Showcase
• ECFiber Needs Readers’ Help
• Exhibits Calendar
• Objects to Movie Shown at School
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• "littlejohn"
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• "Poco Loco"
• Happenings Calendar
• N.E. X/Country Championship
• Megabucks, Negabucks:
• RUHS Wrestling Season
• Vermonter in Afghanistan:
• Successful Hunters Report As Deer Season Begins Coburn’s General Store
• 11th Annual Holiday Story Contest!
• No Appeal on Quarry; Act 250 Is Next Step
• Gov. Appoints Three Judges
• Branchwood Property Might Be Subdivided
• Night Train in Randolph
• New Location Proposed For OSSU Storage Bldg.
• Recounts Set for Two Legislative Races
• Vets Appreciate Applebee’s Offer
• Vt. Global War on Terror Memorial Dedicated in Randolph Center
• Teen Talk, Translated
• ECFiber Hopes To Build
• Socialism Taking
• Jacques’ Letters from Jail Released
• Son Is in Jail,
• U.S. Needs Clear War Policy In a letter to the editor of the Herald last week, Dave Umba wrote:
• Nightlife Calendar
• Eric N. Colson Sr.
• Eleanor Buermann
• Elton H. Davis
• Dr. John H. Porter III
• Joseph A. Pultz
• John A. Delyea
• Happenings Calendar
• Kidney Transplant: Donating Life
• SoRo Players Present
• Real Estate Rentals
• "littlejohn"
• Marines Gather to Celebrate 235th Birthday of the Corps
• Employment Opportunities Snow Removal for
• "Poco Loco"
• Despite State Cuts, Clara Martin Ctr. Has Good Year, Hands Out Awards
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• Danville Stops TSA’s Playoff Run
• Community Dinner Thanksgiving Day
• Absolutely Free!
• Young Randolph Ctr. Equestrian In Top 10 at National Show
• GM Forest Service in Vermont
• Area Services
• It Really Happened: James Cotton at Ashley’s
• Sue’s Gift Corner Opens Up On Bethel’s Main Street
• Buyer Wants
• Randolph Farm Experiments With Growing Grain
• Halloween Fun
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Thayer Plays at Star-Studded Benefit
• Selex Will Leave Heating Policy at Chandler for Yr.
• Pet Parade
• Vandals Damage Rochester School, Apprehended
• Checklist Totals
• Articles For Sale
• Local Vet on Mission To Help Troops
• Chelsea School
• Real Estate
• VPR Brings Classical Music To Randolph Area
• What Was Missing At RACDC Event
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Two Legislative Races Must Still Be Recounted
• Caregivers Play Important Role
• Irish Acoustic Duo Performing At House Concert in Braintree
• Lost & Found
• Nightlife Calendar
• Just What Is
• TSA Mounts ‘Drood’ for Annual Musical
• Elizabeth Jane Morse
• Exhibits Calendar
• ‘Ransom’ Creates ‘A Kind of Magic’
• Theater Review: Hitchcock Laugh Riot
• Pratt Services
• Movies Calendar
• ‘Ransom’ Simply
• Movie Review: ‘Megamind’ Is a Fun Takeoff © Kevin Paquet, 2010
• Marcia Whitney Lyman
• Theater Calendar
• Cat-Killer’s Soul In Jeopardy
• Theater Review: ‘Ransom’ in Rochester
• Gal Ghosts Dominate At D-III Championship
• Vershire Woman Critical After Hitting Log Truck
• It’s Buxton by Just One Vote
• Haas Re-Elected to Vermont House Seat
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Nightlife Calendar
• Sharon Boys In Semi-Finals
• Voci’s Email Criticizes Clerk Hiring
• Articles For Sale
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• Rochester senior Alicia Waite races her Arlington Eagle opponent in last Wednesday’s play-down loss, 5-0. (Herald / Joyce Hunt)
• Bethel Community Discusses Future Options for the School
• Real Estate Rentals
• Movies Calendar
• Gold, Bronze Medals For Shane Lyford
• ‘Empty Bowl’ Supper at RES Fundraiser for Local Food
• Lost & Found
• Theater Calendar
• Ski & Skate
• Owners of the Swiss Farm Inn Have Bought the PittStop
• Happenings Calendar
• Gal Ghosts Dominate At D-III Championship
• Politico-Bullies Make Him Ashamed
• Real Estate
• Stockbridge Man Is Named Vt.’s ‘Realtor of the Year’
• MacDonald Returned to Vt. Senate
• Black Locust: A Warning
• Tunbridge Town Hall Shindigs
• Marcia W. Lyman
• Young German Professional In Exchange Semester at VTC
• Bethel Man Injured on Rte. 12; Trooper Also Crashes Cruiser
• Domestic Violence
• Classic Comedy at RUHS Nov. 11-13
• Alexander Services
• New Day for Televison?
• Teenager Charged with Killing Cows, ‘No Reasonable Reason’ Is Given
• Jeep Killed Cat, Didn’t Stop
• Back for a return engagement at Chandler, pianist Jeewon Park will perform there Friday, Nov. 12 at 7:30 p.m. (Provided)
• Dorine Pratt
• Child Care
• Vershire Woman Critical
• ‘Bugs in the River’
• Folk legend Arlo Guthrie will perform at Chandler Music Hall Saturday, Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m.
• Robert J. Owen
• Employment
• Pease and Brown Lose Orange County Election
• U.S. Is Heading Towards Socialism
• Cops’ Endorsements
• Helen T. LaFond
• Farm Products
• Sammis: Retail Sales Could Be Eliminated
• Singin’ the Blues On November 4
• Say What You Mean
• Lois I. Walker
• Absolutely Free!
• It’s Buxton
• "littlejohn"
• Food Bank Buys Its Own Building with RNB Help
• Elliott Sheldon
• Pet Parade
• Recount Is Possible In Orange-1 District
• "Poco Loco"
• Cemetery Repairs Labor of Love For Dedicated Volunteers
• Patricia U. Woodward
• Area Services
• Shumlin Will Be Vermont Governor
• Young Race Driver Dylan Smith Aims for NASCAR Recognition
• Bethel-Royalton Transfer Station Will Soon Have New Scale
• Danforth Services
• Buyer Wants
• French and Townsend Are Reëlected Locally
• Rochester Eliminates T’field
• Seven Are Winners In Bethel JP Race
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Haas Re-Elected
• The Royals Season Comes to a Close
• New Owners at Huntington House Will Focus on the Community
• Vermont Computing, Inc
• Democracies Just Aren’t Very Good Imperialists
• Non-Endorsements
• Stanley E. Mills
• Hazen Gives Royals Their Fourth Loss
• ‘Wheels for Warmth’ Program Accepts Old Tires Thurs.-Fri.
• Employment
• O.C. Can’t Afford More of the Same
• Harold C. Kill
• Randolph Woman Gets
• "I like working here because it’s personal and you have a feeling of family," say s Bob Holman, jack-of-all-trades at Vermont Computing, Inc. "It’s offered me an opportunity that I c
• Farm Products
• Shumlin Plays Up Vt.’s Strengths
• Date Change For ‘Toying with Science’
• Julia A. Butler
• Floating Bridge IS Historic; AOT To Rebuild in 2012
• RACDC: We Add Taxable Property
• Absolutely Free!
• Pease’ Record Doesn’t Please
• ‘Mini Mud!’ Brings 19 Acts to Chandler
• Beatrice A. Tabor
• Local Vermont History Comes To Life In WRVP’s Original Play ‘Ransom’
• Selex Study Sidewalks, Streetlights, Sculpture
• Pet Parade
• Judge Pease Has Much To Offer
• Marko the Magician at Chandler
• Motorcycle Fatality
• 3-D Rendering Might Be Helplful
• Area Services
• Shumlin’s Right
• ‘Superharp’ James Cotton Will Play at Ashley’s Next Week
• Political Forum Introduces Local Legislative Candidates
• New World Calls For a New Way
• Buyer Wants
• Case Supports Bryfogle
• VPIRG No Fan Of Ainsworth
• Much More Money Spent This Year In Local Legislative Races
• "littlejohn"
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Vermont Needs Steve Webster
• McKeeman Choice For Side Judge
• Atty. Believes Zoning Amendment Is Commerce Clause Violation
• "Poco Loco"
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Many Reasons For McKeeman
• Shumlin Knows How To Get Jobs
• Nightlife Calendar
• Randolph Runners Finishing Tops
• Articles For Sale
• No Endorsement Was Implied
• Won’t Vote for Any Gov. Candidates
• Exhibits Calendar
• Randolph Boys Hit a Rough Patch
• Real Estate Rentals
• Shumlin Owes An Apology
• Ainsworth Understands Towns
• Movies Calendar
• Whitcomb Ladies Earn 2 Wins
• Lost & Found
• Jim Sault Could Help Business
• Sault Has Solutions
• Theater Calendar
• TSA Lady Phoenix
• Real Estate
• Likes Buxton’s ‘Can-Do’ Attitude
• Likes Webster For State Senate
• Happenings Calendar
• TSA Boys End Season 12-2
• Small Turnout for Roundtable, But Large Amount of Feedback
• Clark: Organize For Ainsworth
• Hat Is Off To Judge Pease
• Tabors’ Father-Son Project Pays Off
• Rochester Defeats Rivendale On Way To Play-Offs
• Ainsworth and Buxton Meet To Debate Voters’ Questions
• Legislature Tough On Businessmen
• Patsy Doesn’t ‘Put on Airs’
• Deborah Allen Deborah Allen Receives Award
• 2nd 300-Game For Hoyt
• What’s Going On
• A Wife’s View Of Candidate
• Haas: Integrity And Effectiveness
• ‘Tikkles’ Cartoon Collection Comes Home to the Artist
• Frozen Fingers Tournament
• Outhouse Design Award
• Child Care
• Hoffer the Choice For State Auditor
• Weiss Is Qualified For Side Judge
• Vote by Phone This Year
• Randolph To Vote On $10.5 Million Bond
• Pet Parade
• Bryfogle Takes A Different Road
• Darling Services
• Welcome Center Idea Advanced
• Favors Present Side Judges
• Articles For Sale
• Land Is Littered With Negativity
• Donald I. Danforth
• Outage Cause Remains Something of a Mystery
• All This, and Also
• Real Estate
• McKeeman Has Great Resumé
• JAMES L. BILLINGS
• ‘Vote
• Post Offices Here Could Be Closed
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Do Your Research Before Voting
• Vaughn M. Groleau
• Bethel Town Hall Now Open to Public
• Important To Elect Dick Bryfogle
• Lost & Found
• Reasons To Vote
• Perley H. Alexander
• Randolph To Vote
• Senator Leahy Has Proven Value
• Rotarians Help Clean Up Banks Of Third Branch in Randolph
• Many ‘Democrats’ Really Aren’t
• Donna L. Driscoll
• Brookfield Seeks Floating Bridge Solution
• Different Memory Of Open House
• RACDC Annual Mtg.
• Haas: A Record Of Integrity
• Nightlife Calendar
• Run For Health—
• Full Gym for Community School Meeting
• Ainsworth Is Far More Qualified
• Top Ten Movie Selections For the Snowbound
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• Good Candidates In Orange-1
• Marko the Magician at Chandler
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• "Poco Loco"
• ‘Safe and Seen Halloween’ Events
• Real Estate Rentals
• Local Actors Augment Chandler Show Featuring Tony Award-Winning Actress
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• SoRo Boys Get Back on Track
• Toys, Tags Returned To SoRo Thrift Shop
• Employment
• Joan Morris’ Textile Art At Big Town Gallery
• Happenings Calendar
• 2 Tough Losses For Ghost Boys
• Randolph Chess Club Revived, Meetings Begin Next Week
• Farm Products
• Weiss Is Qualified For Side Judge I am writing to encourage the voters of Orange County to vote Vickie Weiss for assistant judge on November 2.
• Pharmacy Bd. Recognizes Leonard
• CVL Cross Country Championships
• Animal Power At the Fairgrounds
• Absolutely Free!
• Time To Retire Judge Pease
• 101-Year-Old Music Teacher Dazzles Former Students with Wit & Wisdom
• Randolph Girls Run 1st In a Field of Four Teams
• Vt. School Boards Associate Helps Interpret Education Legislation
• Area Services
• Randolph Voice For McKeeman Change!
• Author Gives Vivid Account Of the Royalton Raid of 1780
• Lady Royals Beat Bethel
• Send a Shoebox For Christmas
• Buyer Wants
• Hatch-Davis Deserves Support
• Randolph Native Walter Luce Releases His First Novel
• RUHS Appeals DRB Decision on Storage Building
• New Sign Rules Too Expensive
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Adams Endorses Stewart Skrill
• Mary C. Amsden
• Getting Ready for Winter The Happy Way
• Ainsworth Brings Sense of Balance
• Focus on the Floating Bridge This Sunday in Brookfield
• Northeast Animal Power Field Days This Weekend at Tunbridge Fairgrounds
• DRB Again Permits Quarry w/Conditions
• Jacques Trial Will Start
• Randolph Chamber Now Seeking
• Correction
• Two Randolph Furniture-Makers Win Top Prizes at Furniture Festival
• Bethel Town Hall To Have Grand Opening
• Theater Calendar
• Sharon Boys Squad Win Seven in Row
• Sandy Haas Brings Integrity
• Randolph’s ‘350.org’ Gathering
• Theater Review
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• Rockets Play Five Away Games
• Dislikes Dubie On Abortion
• Rochester School Bd. Hosting
• Art Review: Joan Feierabend Portraits in Two Visual Languages
• Elzey Is Rotarian of Year
• Lady Royals Win 1, Lose 1
• Broadband’s Not On the Horizon
• Chelsea DRB Rules On Chelsea Pizza House and Deli Zoning
• Vignola Concert is Tribute To Gypsy Jazz Legend’s 100th
• Rotary Names J. Watton As ‘Citizen of the Year’
• SoRo Loses Two Straight
• ‘List’ Smacks Of McCarthyism
• Christian/Muslim Understanding Topic Of October 20 Event
• Real Estate Rentals
• Paul Calter Sculpture Unveiled at Castleton
• Local Hunter Downs Elk with B&A
• Two Votes For Patsy
• SoRo School Bd. Discusses Problem
• Employment
• Kevin Coleman
• Focus on the Floating Bridge This Sunday in Brookfield
• Courthouse Needs Our Confidence
• Barnard Group Plans Firewood ‘Free-for-All’
• Farm Products
• Perley H. Alexander
• Northeast Animal Power Field Days This Weekend at Tunbridge Fairgrounds
• Ainsworth Doesn’t Communicate
• Schools Send Kids into the River To Find Out How Nature Works
• Absolutely Free!
• W. Warner-Darling
• DRB Again Permits Quarry w/Conditions
• Favors Davis
• Grant Will Provide Lacrosse Camp Next Summer—Free of Charge
• Area Services
• Linda M. Austin
• Jacques Trial Will Start
• McKeeman Choice For Side Judge
• Chelsea School Is Disappointing
• Buyer Wants
• Randolph Chamber Now Seeking
• School Choice Still Needs Predicting
• Zadock Lived
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Correction
• Sault Brings New Ideas
• A Reverence In the Garden
• Pet Parade
• Bethel Town Hall To Have Grand Opening
• Independent Vt.:
• Supports Sault For Representative
• Articles For Sale
• Two Randolph Furniture-Makers Win Top Prizes at Furniture Festival
• "littlejohn"
• Likes McKeeman For Side Judge
• Real Estate
• 'Vermont Showcase' Is Priority For Planning Commission
• "Poco Loco"
• ‘End the Charade’ In County Gov’t
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Nightlife Calendar
• ‘Run for Health’ Turns 30;
• ‘Pentapod’ Had Many Creators
• Lost & Found
• ‘Counterpoint’ Vocal Ensemble At Chandler This Saturday
• Exhibits Calendar
• Randolph Runners Faster Again
• ‘ObamaCare’ Treats Unions Differently
• Braintree Hill Barn Heads to Long Island
• Local Theater Experts Advise NYC Playwright
• Exhibits Calendar
• "littlejohn"
• Endorses Weiss For Side Judge
• EMployment Opportunities MAINTENANCE POSITION
• Theater Calendar
• "Poco Loco"
• Supporting French
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Happenings Calendar
• Carriage Driving Competition Returns to T’bridge Fairground
• Ainsworth Is
• Yard Sales
• VLS Grad Suffers Heart Attack, Saved
• Randolph Runners On the Go
• Haas Strength Is Listening
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Steve Zind Reports from the Front:
• Varsity Boys Win Fifth Straight
• Change Is Good: Elect Bryfogle
• Area Services
• Laurie A. Smith
• 2 Wins & a Loss
• Visitors’ Center Would Be Helpful
• Farm Products
• Claire M. Domina
• Despite Sept. 17 Arrest,
• Calvin Coolidge Speaks on Taxes
• Absolutely Free!
• Kathryn H. C. Miller
• Man Critically Injuried In Late-Night ATV Crash
• Policing Priorities Are Out of Whack
• Lost & Found
• Claire C. Petersen
• Ambulance Services May Reorganize
• Candidates Show Major Differences
• Pet Parade
• Exhibit of ‘Shibori’ Textiles Opening at BigTown Gallery
• Nancy A. Hebard
• Vermont Tech Grads Achieve 94% Placement
• Does Not Work At New Café
• Articles For Sale
• Photographer Ken Goss Returns
• Richard S. Sampson
• Jacques Back in Court For Motions on Murder Case
• ‘30’ Really Means
• Child Care
• The Flag: American Icon Though Tattered, Torn
• New Deputy Sheriff Will Be Hired
• Pease Is Good For Orange County
• Real Estate
• Bethel Fire Levels Rt. 12 Barn
• Dubie the Best On the Economy
• Real Estate Rentals
• ‘The Hale Street Gang’ Program
• Town Clerks Oppose Proposed Amendment
• Masland Has No Facts
• $25,000 Grant Will Support
• Vermont Teen Theater Presents ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
• SoRo Teen Cited For Cow Shootings
• McKeeman Choice For Side Judge
• Apple Syrup Boiled on the Arch At Turkey Hill’s Apple Festival
• Theatreworks USA Presenting ‘Charlotte’s Web’ at Chandler
• Nightlife Calendar
• Delaying Payment Affects Deduction
• Miller’s New Sound Sculpture Graces the Lawn of New Gallery
• Buyer Wants
• Sharon Boys On a Mission
• Visitor Center Proposal Alarming
• Real Estate
• ‘Mini Mud’ Auditions Are Next Week
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• Braintree Selex
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• Happenings Calendar
• Royals Roll In Third Week
• Streetside Blooms Were Delightful
• Youth Soccer Program Boasts 136 Players and 30 Coaches
• D’Ann Calhoun Fago: 70 Yrs. of Art
• Ainsworth Brings Life As Farmer to Rep’s Spot
• Randolph Runners On the Go
• Haas Doesn’t Steal Signs
• Rec Committee Seeks $12K To Upgrade Pool, Rec Area
• Buyer Wants
• Patrick French Is Named Vt’s. ‘Lister of the Year’
• Retrofits at Newton School Start To Bring in Savings
• Ethics Criticism Was Justified
• Sr. Center Offers Qi Gong;
• Employment
• Haas Cites Experience In Bid for Reëlection
• Correction: Side Judge Story
• Ainsworth: Honest And Pragmatic
• Tunbridge Has Big Plans For ‘Global Work Party’
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Buxton Challenges Rep. Ainsworth
• High-Tech Hullabaloo Over Broadband
• Expert Attention For Heart Attack
• Randolph Police Log 9/12-9/26
• Yard Sales
• GOP’s Bryfogle Making 1st Try at Elective Office
• $50M for Hi-Speed Rail Made Available
• ‘Fix-Up Fever’ Would Be a Great Thing
• Thrift Store Donations Are Stolen
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• H. Lee Reynolds
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• Dubie’s Tactics Spell Danger
• Selectboard Meeting Discusses New LED Sign at Chandler
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• James William "Bill" Howard
• New Book Published On ‘Royalton Raid’
• Rich Folks Can’t Get Enough
• M&N—Building a Business With the Customer in Mind
• Farm Products
• Claire Mills
• Three Cows Are Dead In Drive-By Shootings
• Many Reasons To Vote for Welch
• Raw Dairy Class
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• Folk Music Concert Oct. 10 in Tunbridge
• Louise Putnam
• Five Schools Cooperate On Consolidation Issues
• "littlejohn"
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• James William "Bill" Howard
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• Vote To Keep Patsy and Larry
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• Nightlife Calendar
• VTC Men Win Streak at 7
• Neighborly Values Are Endangered
• Articles For Sale
• Cast of ‘Ransom’ Needs a Few Good Men
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• Tough Sledding For Lady Hornets
• Time To Close
• Child Care
• Award-Winning Actress, NYC Cast Bringing New Drama to Chandler
• Rattee Publishes 6th Book of Poetry
• Paving To Close Randolph Main Street
• Gifford Rates to Rise, But Less Steeply
• Great Weekend For Tunbridge Fair
• Sanders May Get an Earful from ECFiber
• ‘Other Guys’ Is Brilliant Parody
• Stirring Music at Annual Meeting Of Randolph Historical Society
• SoRo Freshmen Learn Teamwork at Hulbert
• Royalton Selex Affirm Court Ruling on Road
• Only a Tent Wall Between Freitag And Coyote Pack
• Documentary Shines Light On Windsor County History
• Old Drugs in the Cabinet?
• House Moving In Brookfield
• New Café Looks Out on Bethel, And Ahead to the Future
• Orange County Races Heat Up
• Skrill Leads After Republican Recount
• Another Tough Meeting on $$ Looms for Bethel School Board
• Movies Calendar
• Royal Boys Break The Phoenix Streak
• Only a Tent Wall Between Freitag And Coyote Pack
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Theater Calendar
• RUHS X/C Results
• Documentary Shines Light On Windsor County History
• Yard Sales
• Happenings Calendar
• Another D.H. Win
• New Café Looks Out on Bethel, And Ahead to the Future
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Floral Hall’s 2010 Best of Shows
• Lady Rockets Battle In 5 Close Games
• Old Drugs in the Cabinet?
• Area Services
• Set two on three with 3” photo of book cover Rattee Publishes 6th Book of Poetry
• E. Randolph Barn Fire Claims Lives of 9 Goats
• Much at Stake
• Farm Products
• Made in Vermont Music Festival To Feature VSO Principal Players
• Starksboro Man Dies On Royalton Dirt Road
• Pease Isn’t Fit For Side Judge
• Absolutely Free!
• LTN Stages ‘Abridged’ Satire: ‘Complete History of America’
• Stewart Skrill was still one vote ahead of Jocelyn Stohl after a recount late last week of the Repub
• Likes McKeeman
• Lost & Found
• ‘Other Guys’ Is Brilliant Parody © 2010
• Randolph Man Arrested, Charged with 3 Burglaries
• Fiscal Sanity Is Needed
• Pet Parade
• Untitled
• Another Tough Meeting on $$
• Rep. Patsy French Deserves Support
• Articles For Sale
• Bluegrass Sensations at Chandler
• PAGE ONE, HEAD TO COME
• Judge Brown: Reëlect Pease
• Child Care
• Louise Putnam
• Page one, head to come
• Bryfogle Signs Are Disappearing
• Real Estate
• Chelsea—James William "Bill" Howard, 89, died peacefully at his home, Friday afterno
• Great Weekend For Tunbridge Fair
• Brookfield Or Broadband?
• Real Estate Rentals
• Ruth Caswell
• Untitled
• Cram Hill Road Has Been Trashed
• House Moving In Brookfield
• Althea Cousins
• Page one, head to come
• "littlejohn"
• Stirring Music at Annual Meeting Of Randolph Historical Society
• Nightlife Calendar
• "Poco Loco"
• SoRo Freshmen Learn Teamwork at Hulbert
• Buyer Wants
• Exhibits Calendar
• First Annual Hickory Classic Held at Montague Golf Club
• Royalton Selex Affirm Court Ruling on Road
• Employment
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• Yard Sales
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• Absolutely Free!
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• Real Estate Rentals
• Buyer Wants
• Employment
• Caution: Another Tough Budget Year Lies Ahead
• Community Open House
• Lincoln Farm: Word Gets Around
• Skrill-Stohl Recount Due Friday or Monday
• "littlejohn"
• Elementary Kids Create Roman God for the Fair
• Boulter Services
• DRB OKs Three Permits But Denies One to OSSU
• "Poco Loco"
• Conflicting Rules Faced
• Lillian D. Crawford
• Tunbridge World’s Fair
• Lady Royals Go 1-2 To Start off Season
• Main Street To Be Paved This Month, Manager Warns of Inconvenience
• Smith Services
• VW Jetta Riddled with Bullets, But No Serious Injury Results
• Morgan Horses Recreate 1796 History
• Kenneth H. Brown
• Chelsea To Hold Discussions On the School’s Future
• Royals One and One In First Week
• ‘10-10-10’ Event Planned in Randolph
• Victor W. Ward
• Nightlife Calendar
• Randolph Chamber’s Fall Golf Classic Attracts 77 Players
• Whale Watch Trip Was ‘Awesome’ Say Whitcomb Seventh Graders
• Exhibits Calendar
• Montague Golf Club Notes
• Music of Justin Morgan
• Movies Calendar
• VTC Men’s Fall Ball Defeat SMCC Twice
• Three Photographs Weren’t His
• Theater Calendar
• An Ox Named Tweety, And Sylvester, Too
• Welcome Center: A Welcome Change
• Happenings Calendar
• RUHS Girls X/C
• Don’t Disparage Group’s Intentions
• Herald Welcomes Reporters from SRHS
• Tunbridge Fair Has Leading Role In Making Rare Breeds Less Rare
• SoRo Rallying Cry, ‘Save Sticky Buns
• Gifford Will Say Goodbye To Its Talented Facilities Head
• After a Lengthy Review,
• NYC Children Had Great Visit
• Mini Mud Auditions Planned at Chandler
• Meanwhile in Barrow, Alaska, The ‘Jacket Minuet’ Has Begun
• ‘Victims’ Tale of Robbery Takes a Strange Twist
• Pease: Orange Co.
• Scottish phenomenon Dougie MacLean will perform Saturday, Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall The
• News of Area Students
• Sanders To Preach Broadband Message
• Impact of Quarry Would Be Huge
• Chandler ‘Connections’ Exhibit Will Feature Area Artists
• HEIDI ALLEN GOODRICH
• Shumlin Democratic
• Autumn’s Many Promises
• Chandler Center Announces 2010-11 Daytime Performance Series
• Cooch Will Speak
• State Police Report Eight More Thefts
• Gifford Geriatric Health Fair Planned for September 22
• Donna M. Farnham
• Tech Talk: The GPS Explosion
• Don’t Disparage Democracy’s Lure
• Olsen Elected to Hancock Selex, Voters Discuss School Property
• Go Slow on Permit For I-89 Change
• Valley Motors ‘Doing Business as Usual’
• The Basic Flaw In Educ. Funding
• New Training Building At VTC Is Ready To Burn
• Valuable Asset To Randolph
• Do Peace and Security Require Permanent War?
• Hearings Closed; DRB Faces Quarry Decision
• “littlejohn” by Isaac Littlejohn Eddy.
• Daytime Burglaries Worry Backroad Residents
• VTC Men’s Soccer
• Nightlife Calendar
• Big Picture Learning Debuts in Rochester
• VTC Sluggers Split With Central Maine
• Movies Calendar
• ‘Landscape Auction’ Receives Positive National Attention
• Montague Golf Club Notes
• Happenings Calendar
• Old Ceremony Opens Newly Unified Court
• RUHS X/Country Host Fun Run
• Exhibits Calendar
• RUHS Changes Rules For Sports and Activities Eligibility
• The Norse Gods Return: YA Classic Republished
• ‘Connections’ Workday Is Saturday at Chandler
• A Renovated Chandler Welcomes New Arts Season
• Magnant Retires From U.S. Navy
• Gallery Opening At VTC Library
• Randolph Police Log 8/24-9/7
• Rochester’s Inner Traditions Turns 35
• Chandler ‘Connections’ Exhibit Will Feature Area Artists
• Vt Tech Hopes To Raise $250K To Renovate Allen House
• James M. Boulter
• Works by Brenda Garand At the Big Town Gallery
• Auditions Next Week For WRVP ‘Ransom’
• Lillian Crawford
• Bethel Sculptor Begins Website To Market Work of Area Artists
• Historical Society Hosting Fall Hikes
• Gregory Durkee
• “littlejohn” by Isaac Littlejohn Eddy.
• Daytime Burglaries Worry Backroad Residents
• VTC Men’s Soccer
• Nightlife Calendar
• Big Picture Learning Debuts in Rochester
• VTC Sluggers Split With Central Maine
• Movies Calendar
• ‘Landscape Auction’ Receives Positive National Attention
• Montague Golf Club Notes
• Happenings Calendar
• Old Ceremony Opens Newly Unified Court
• RUHS X/Country Host Fun Run
• Exhibits Calendar
• RUHS Changes Rules For Sports and Activities Eligibility
• The Norse Gods Return: YA Classic Republished
• ‘Connections’ Workday Is Saturday at Chandler
• A Renovated Chandler Welcomes New Arts Season
• Magnant Retires From U.S. Navy
• Gallery Opening At VTC Library
• Randolph Police Log 8/24-9/7
• Rochester’s Inner Traditions Turns 35
• Chandler ‘Connections’ Exhibit Will Feature Area Artists
• Vt Tech Hopes To Raise $250K To Renovate Allen House
• James M. Boulter
• Works by Brenda Garand At the Big Town Gallery
• Auditions Next Week For WRVP ‘Ransom’
• Lillian Crawford
• Bethel Sculptor Begins Website To Market Work of Area Artists
• Historical Society Hosting Fall Hikes
• Gregory Durkee
• Gifford Geriatric Health Fair Planned for September 22
• Donna M. Farnham
• Tech Talk: The GPS Explosion
• Don’t Disparage Democracy’s Lure
• Olsen Elected to Hancock Selex, Voters Discuss School Property
• Go Slow on Permit For I-89 Change
• Valley Motors ‘Doing Business as Usual’
• The Basic Flaw In Educ. Funding
• New Training Building At VTC Is Ready To Burn
• Valuable Asset To Randolph
• Do Peace and Security Require Permanent War?
• Hearings Closed; DRB Faces Quarry Decision
• Bertha Caldwell
• Exhibits Calendar
• Four Run for Side Judge
• Helen A. Newton
• Randolph Singers Start Rehearsals, New Members Welcome
• Big Change Comes To Chelsea Courthouse
• Elaine T. Barnard
• Chandler 'Connections' Exhibit Will Feature Area Artists
• 640 Weeks of Music Celebrated in SoRo
• Earl Davis
• Barnard Photographer Featured In First Light Studios Exhibit
• Second Act 250 Hearing For Haggett Gravel Pit
• Randolph Could Host ‘Green’ Ctr.
• Local Writer Included in New Anthology
• Area Meals on Wheels Program Receives Help from Wal-Mart
• Voci Responds To Editorial
• ‘Hale St. Gang’ Writing Exhibit At Vermont Folklife Center
• WRVP Harvest Fair September 11
• Pledges Change In County Office
• North Branch Bluegrass Festival in Bridgewater this Weekend
• Two More National Prizes For Neighborly Farms of Vt.
• Commission Asks Your Opinion
• Robin’s Nest Child Enrichment Ctr. Earns National Accreditation
• Phone Products Store To Open on Main Street
• Crucial Questions On Middle East
• New Owners Renovate The Greenhurst
• 200-Pound Bear Killed Crossing Interstate 89
• Montague Golf Club Report
• My Dad Can Beat Your Dad
• Police: First Arrest in Bank Robbery
• Calling All Area Golfers For Chamber Tourney
• “littlejohn” by Isaac Littlejohn Eddy.
• Celebrate Justin Morgan— His Horse and His Music
• A Growing Weekly ‘Fun Run’ Attracts All Ages and Abilities
• “Poco Loco”
• Tunbridge Votes on Uses Of Town’s Surplus Budget Money
• News of Area Students
• Nightlife Calendar
• Stohl Asks for Recount In 1-Vote Loss to Skrill
• Hebb Remembered By Strafford Friends
• Movies Calendar
• Auditor Turns Eyes On Supervisory Union
• Encounter with a Grizzly
• Happenings Calendar
• Rev. Eberhardt Ends 30 Years As Pastor of St. John’s Church
• Randolph Singers Start Rehearsals, New Members Welcome
• Chandler 'Connections' Exhibit Will Feature Area Artists
• Barnard Photographer Featured In First Light Studios Exhibit
• Local Writer Included in New Anthology
• ‘Hale St. Gang’ Writing Exhibit At Vermont Folklife Center
• North Branch Bluegrass Festival in Bridgewater this Weekend
• Nightlife Calendar
• Stohl Asks for Recount In 1-Vote Loss to Skrill
• News of Area Students
• Movies Calendar
• Auditor Turns Eyes On Supervisory Union
• Hebb Remembered By Strafford Friends
• Happenings Calendar
• Rev. Eberhardt Ends 30 Years As Pastor of St. John’s Church
• Encounter with a Grizzly
• Exhibits Calendar
• Four Run for Side Judge
• Bertha Caldwell
• Big Change Comes To Chelsea Courthouse
• Helen A. Newton
• 640 Weeks of Music Celebrated in SoRo
• Elaine T. Barnard
• Second Act 250 Hearing For Haggett Gravel Pit
• Earl Davis
• Area Meals on Wheels Program Receives Help from Wal-Mart
• Randolph Could Host ‘Green’ Ctr.
• WRVP Harvest Fair September 11
• Voci Responds To Editorial
• Two More National Prizes For Neighborly Farms of Vt.
• Pledges Change In County Office
• Robin’s Nest Child Enrichment Ctr. Earns National Accreditation
• Commission Asks Your Opinion
• Phone Products Store To Open on Main Street
• Crucial Questions On Middle East
• New Owners Renovate The Greenhurst
• 200-Pound Bear Killed Crossing Interstate 89
• My Dad Can Beat Your Dad
• Police: First Arrest in Bank Robbery
• Montague Golf Club Report
• “littlejohn” by Isaac Littlejohn Eddy.
• Celebrate Justin Morgan— His Horse and His Music
• Calling All Area Golfers For Chamber Tourney
• “Poco Loco”
• Tunbridge Votes on Uses Of Town’s Surplus Budget Money
• A Growing Weekly ‘Fun Run’ Attracts All Ages and Abilities
• Two More National Prizes For Neighborly Farms of Vt.
• Pledges Change In County Office
• Robin’s Nest Child Enrichment Ctr. Earns National Accreditation
• Commission Asks Your Opinion
• Phone Products Store To Open on Main Street
• Crucial Questions On Middle East
• New Owners Renovate The Greenhurst
• 200-Pound Bear Killed Crossing Interstate 89
• My Dad Can Beat Your Dad
• Police: First Arrest in Bank Robbery
• Montague Golf Club Report
• “littlejohn” by Isaac Littlejohn Eddy.
• Celebrate Justin Morgan— His Horse and His Music
• Calling All Area Golfers For Chamber Tourney
• “Poco Loco”
• Tunbridge Votes on Uses Of Town’s Surplus Budget Money
• A Growing Weekly ‘Fun Run’ Attracts All Ages and Abilities
• Nightlife Calendar
• Stohl Asks for Recount In 1-Vote Loss to Skrill
• News of Area Students
• Movies Calendar
• Auditor Turns Eyes On Supervisory Union
• Hebb Remembered By Strafford Friends
• Happenings Calendar
• Rev. Eberhardt Ends 30 Years As Pastor of St. John’s Church
• Encounter with a Grizzly
• Exhibits Calendar
• Four Run for Side Judge
• Bertha Caldwell
• Big Change Comes To Chelsea Courthouse
• Helen A. Newton
• 640 Weeks of Music Celebrated in SoRo
• Elaine T. Barnard
• Second Act 250 Hearing For Haggett Gravel Pit
• Earl Davis
• Area Meals on Wheels Program Receives Help from Wal-Mart
• Randolph Could Host ‘Green’ Ctr.
• WRVP Harvest Fair September 11
• Voci Responds To Editorial
• Gifford’s Garden
• Nightlife Calendar
• Barnard Academy Welcomes Students
• New Plan for Sidewalk At VTC Is Approved
• Buyer Wants
• Exhibits Calendar
• At Tunbridge Central School: New Programs, Multi-Age Classes
• Three Decades of Memories Donated to Randolph Museum
• Employment
• Movies Calendar
• Stockbridge Central School Plans Back-to-School Night
• Ridge Road Quarry Plan
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Happenings Calendar
• Sharon Elementary School Opens With Parade, Picnic and More
• Special Town Mtg.
• Yard Sales
• News of Area Students
• "littlejohn"
• Civil War Letters of Ransom Towle At Rochester Library Sunday
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Broken Bone Ends Epic Bike Ride For Harvie Porter after 2335 Miles
• "Poco Loco"
• ‘Dollar General’ Opens In Morgan Marketplace
• Area Services
• VTC Students Third In SEI Competition
• VTC Again in Top Ten Says Mazagine Survey
• New Life for an Old Barn
• Farm Products
• Allen’s ‘Hands in the Earth:’
• Selex Recommendations Are Set
• Student Pleads Innocent To Drug Sales at RUHS
• Absolutely Free!
• Guy Ford
• Fish Hill Area Gets More Water, And the Town Gets a Good Deal
• Yoga, Massage & Chiropractic
• Lost & Found
• KEITH W. PERKINS Keith W. Perkins
• State, Sammis Propose Vistors’ Center at Exit 4
• RACDC Efforts Need Support
• Pet Parade
• Robin Ashford
• Repave Main Street Now
• Gaysville Missed Broadband Boat
• Articles For Sale
• Chandler Music Hall Offering Many New Classes This Fall
• Elaine A. Barnard
• New Treatment Plant
• Cat Mystery In SoRo
• New Play
• Braman Services
• Jacques Had Long Sex Record, Federal Prosecutors Say
• Select Meetings Aren’t Town Mtgs
• Child Care
• Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival in Its Final Week
• Tight Political Races Statewide and Local
• Rochester Crowd Made Impression
• Real Estate
• W.R.V. Players’ Original Show Based on Civil War Letters
• Motorcycle Riders Raise $40K In Gifford’s ‘Last Mile Ride’
• RACDC Has Been A Great Value
• Real Estate Rentals
• Chandler’s New World Festival Sept. 5
• Bank Robbery!
• Democracy Grows Only In Well-Prepared Ground
• Justin Morgan’s Legacy Will Be Celebrated
• VTC Satellite Granted Berth on NASA Launch
• Low Turnout Feared For Primary Election
• Don’t Even Think Of Buying That Tractor
• Police: Burglaries on the Rise
• Money Needed
• W.R. Partnership Is Pleased With First ‘Landscape Auction’
• Stolen Church Relic Recovered in Royalton
• Leahy: Vertek’s New Technology Saves Lives of Soldiers, Civilians
• Leahy Announces $200,000 Grant For Salisbury Square Project
• Library, Senior Centers Receive Federal Largesse
• Why Are the I-89 Signs
• For the Howe Family of Tunbridge, Garden Room Was Twice a Resource
• 100+ Volunteers Are Sought For 18th New World Festival
• A Summer of Fat Cabbages And No-Guilt Fried Food
• Murray Will Host Strafford Benefit
• ‘Dinner for Schmucks’ It’s Hilarious, But … © Kevin Paquet, 2010
• Poetry Readings This Sunday At Rochester’s BigTown Gallery
• Photos at ArtSpace: A 60-Year Chronicle
• LNT’s Youth Musical Theater Presents ‘Alice in Wonderland’
• The Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival ensemble will present concerts Saturday, Aug. 21 at 8 pm.
• For Gosh Sakes,Vote!
• Central Vt. Chamber Music Festival
• Pierce Hall’s Antique Curtain Restored, Unveiling Planned
• Significant Savings from Solar Panels
• Brookfield Market Day August 28 Celebrates Brookfield Community
• Tunbridge Residents Meet Aug. 30
• Bethel School Board Heads Off Default
• Upper Valley Voters To Consider Bond for Bridge Construction
• Downtown Owners Get Tax Credits To Help Restore Their Buildings
• Stolen Church Relic Recovered in Royalton
• Newton School Has New Staff
• More Participation In Local Meetings
• Farm Products
• Opening Day Event At SoRo School
• Dems Should Support Dems
• Absolutely Free!
• Nightlife Calendar
• "littlejohn"
• French Endorses Doug Racine
• Lost & Found
• Exhibits Calendar
• "Poco Loco"
• Walter Hastings Has Experience
• Pet Parade
• Movies Calendar
• RUHS Fall Sports
• Skrill Supported
• Articles For Sale
• Theater Calendar
• Chelsea Team Is Softball Champion
• Town Should Cut Ties with RACDC
• Child Care
• Happenings Calendar
• Leahy Announces $200,000 Grant For Salisbury Square Project
• A Candidate Who Inspires Her
• Real Estate
• Ronald A. Benoir
• Library, Senior Centers Receive Federal Largesse
• Brookfield School Plans Open House
• Real Estate Rentals
• Lorraine B. Braman
• Why Are the I-89 Signs
• Chelsea School
• Skrill’s Character Recommends Him
• Raymond O. Boule
• VTC Satellite Granted Berth on NASA Launch
• OSSU School Bus Routes Brookfield Bus Routes
• Dunne Thinking About the Future
• Cynthia I. Hackett
• Low Turnout Feared For Primary Election
• Randolph Technical Career Ctr.
• Hastings Knows His Community
• Buyer Wants WANTED: YOUR VOTE for CHARLES MERRIMAN VT SECRETARY OF STATE
• Seeger Services
• Don’t Even Think Of Buying That Tractor
• Changes at Rochester School Include New Principal, Staff
• Skrill Understands Danger of Tyranny
• Opportunities
• Police: Burglaries on the Rise
• RUHS Adds Staff, New Technology
• Buxton’s Informed And Energetic
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Money Needed
• New Teachers Join Randolph Elementary
• Buxton Deserves Rozo’s Mantle
• Yard Sales
• Leahy: Vertek’s New Technology Saves Lives of Soldiers, Civilians
• Braintree School Explores Storytelling
• Candidate Bray Has the Substance
• Miscellaneous
• W.R. Partnership Is Pleased With First ‘Landscape Auction’
• OSSU 2010-11 School Year Opening Day Information
• News of Mr Baloyi In South Africa
• Area Services
• Jennifer Spencer
• Sens. Leahy and Sanders Visit Randolph with Big Bucks
• Real Estate
• Central Vt. Chamber Music Festival
• Charles R. Lussier
• Bray Says Hard Work Needed at Lt. Governor
• Real Estate Rentals
• Village Harmony World Music At Strafford Town House
• Peter J. Gregoire
• U.S. Marshals Arrest Local Brothers
• Republicans Gather In Randolph Center
• Heliand Trio in Rochester Aug. 15
• Elizabeth (Tish) M. Spaulding
• Teens Learn New Confidence Gardening, Cooking Together
• Cleaning Up The Roadsides
• Ill Will in Randolph
• Agricultural Co-op Formed in Brookfield
• Next Generation Needs Matt Dunne
• Buyer Wants
• Wood Products Manufacturing Plant Opening
• Dunne His Choice For Governor
• Employment Opportunities
• Nightlife Calendar
• Buxton Will ‘Get Things Done’
• Yard Sales
• Exhibits Calendar
• Rand. Ctr. ‘Common’
• Personal & Miscellaneous
• Movies Calendar
• Public Records Law
• Area Services
• Theater Calendar
• Whose Rights Does
• Farm Products
• Happenings Calendar
• "littlejohn"
• Absolutely Free!
• NYC Leadership Conference Was A Hit for Randolph Youth
• "Poco Loco"
• Used Cars & Trucks
• Vermont’s Circus Smirkus Entertains Former President
• SoRo student Kimberly Colson is seen here working on a recent archeological dig in Israel. (Provided
• X/C Coaches Plan Major Race Bringing Hundreds of Runners
• Lost & Found
• ‘Sorcerer’s Apprentice: When Comedy Fails © Kevin Paquet, 2010
• Nurse Practitioner Joining Gifford Medical Center
• Taekwondo Camp Held
• Pet Parade
• Take Time To Study ‘Vermont Impressions’
• Marjorie J. Kime
• Randolph Team Tennis Championship Today
• Articles For Sale
• ‘Fully Committed’ A Hit at Lost Nation
• Dorothy M. Schaedler
• Fake $50 Tendered At Randolph Restaurant
• Child Care
• A sign on a partially refurbished house in Turkey boasts “luxury apartments for rent/sale,&rdq

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