Rutland, VT News

• Rutland, VT News
• Commencement 2012
• College of St. Joseph Announces New President
• PSY102.1 Introduction to Psychology (5/21 – 6/29)
• Probe complete; 2 officers leaving force: 9:22 p.m.
• Police: Trooper shoots Vt. burglary suspect: 6:21 p.m.
• Addison County Sheriff remembered: 5:22 p.m.
• New signs point way to downtown: 4:02 p.m.
• Police say driver hit pedestrian on purpose: 3:15 p.m.
• Nebraska man named new CSJ president: updated 2:14 p.m.
• Shumlin in Middlebury: updated 8:46 a.m.
• Black River Produce to get largest private solar network: updated 8:41 a.m.
• Spring Award Ceremony Recap
• Killington officials set to sign off on letter: updated 8:08 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Sunny Monday
• Spartans sweep way to title
• Castleton women take NAC East lax title
• Start you engines
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• Edwards and Stewart leave Richmond unhappy
• Floyd helps White Sox beat Red Sox 4-1
• USGA film on Nicklaus’ first US Open win
• Briere nets winner, Flyers edge Devils 4-3 in OT
• ‘50 Shades of Grey’ author embarks on US tour
• Capital Beat
• Chiseled in history: Hoff surprised with naming of hall
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• Grant plants seeds for economic growth
• ‘Avengers’ hurtles to $178.4M overseas debut: Marvel’s ‘Avengers’ hurtles to $178.4M overseas debut
• Collision suspected in yacht mishap that killed 3: Collision suspected in yacht mishap
• Van plunges off NY road into zoo grounds; 7 killed
• Study: Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes
• Edwards’ fate hinges on ex-right-hand man and wife
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• All things maple celebrated in Vermont
• New K9 adjusts to Fair Haven Police Department
• VSO gets grant for tour
• Vt. resolution: Thanks for M&Ms
• Stolen cars pulled from rivers
• Senate attempts to propel hemp legalization
• Annie's Book Stop turns the page
• Police seek robber in Vt.
• Wyeth's Pa. world opening to public for first time
• At a glance: Facts about the Rubik's Cube
• Cubism: Rubik helps with toy's anniversary exhibit
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for US raid
• CSC breaks Guinness world record for dodge ball : CSC breaks Guinness world record
• Chiseled in history: Hoff surprised with naming of hall
• City Hall Reporter’s Notebook: Solar-Powered Edition
• New teen center director's 'enthusiasm shines'
• Grant plants seeds for economic growth
• Advance directive is important for loved ones
• Gerald R. McMahon
• Mary G. Lundrigan
• Roberta M. Mitowski Rites
• Norman S. Moore
• Barbara J. Zielinski
• Margaret M. Cruickshand
• Barbara M. Kingsley Rites
• Capital Beat
• 7 killed at Nigeria university worship service
• Captive British aid worker killed in Pakistan
• Mass. man sentenced for sex assault on 13-year-old
• Public invited to tour new courts Tuesday
• The imperiled promise of college: The imperiled promise of college
• Plan approved to bring 'big chair' back to Bennington
• Couple buys the Station in Poutlney
• Flooding disperses invasive plant, fish species
• Answer the call?
• Storm chaser: Eye on the Sky meteorologist taking weather sabbatical
• Learning comes to life
• Show real leadership
• Don’t mess up merger
• Remembering the Splendid Splinter
• Heard it at School
• In Bridgewater, rafters paddle to finish line
• Kunin pushes ‘New Feminist Agenda’
• Calif. rescuers hope dolphin finds way back to sea
• Sheriff: Body found in Wash. mountain bunker
• No more Droopy Drawers robbers; FBI agent retires
• At barbershop conversation goes on 24/7
• Report: Google engineer told others of data collection
• Afghan official survives attack by insurgents
• Flight of Chinese rights lawyer thrills dissidents
• Challenge of the times: Vermont’s billboard regulations in the age of digital advertising
• The Weekly Planet: Spring cleaning saves energy
• There’s a painful downside to low interest rates
• Local travel agencies weather online travel
• Being employed doesn’t guarantee health care coverage
• A change in the wind
• On health care, follow the money
• Vermont’s beauty more than skin deep
• Age at issue in education debate
• The Arab Spring, season two: The Arab Spring, season two
• Off the rails
• Gap year may be ticket to learning
• Slowing cost growth a worthy goal
• Rallying for women’s rights, capital crowd seeks equality
• Tinmouth voters to reconsider voting format
• Group to raise money for Haystack property
• Beatrice P. Broniewski
• Richard A. Spence
• Barbara J. Zielinski
• Gerald R. McMahon
• Edwin A. Herrick Jr.
• Police: Shooting wasn’t a ‘drive-by’
• Velma M. Mangan
• Shumlin signs bill to expand anti-DUI devices
• Waste district to give away 100 bicycles
• Vermont man surrenders following 7-hour standoff
• Georgia fugitive jailed in Vermont
• Police: Boat fire intentional
• Officials eye Secret Service gender gap
• Kreider lifts Rangers to 3-1 win over Capitals
• Jason Dufner grabs 2-shot lead at Zurich Classic: Jason Dufner grabs 2-shot advantage at Zurich Classic
• BBA ‘eats’ up Cosmos
• Strong pitching keeps the Spartans alive
• Smyly gets first big league win, Tigers top Yanks
• James scores 32, Heat roll by Knicks 100-67
• Deep, talented field for 138th Derby
• Some high-profile starting pitchers struggle early
• Blue Devils erupt for 12 runs in 1st
• Poultney routs Wildcats
• Wood, Colonels shut down Raiders
• Spartans eliminated in NAC softball tournament
• Otters blast Wasps
• Cosmos walk by Dawgs
• Kelley shuts down Whitehall
• Davidson breaks two records in quarterfinal win
• House says ‘no’ to intervention; payback hopes wane
• Police probe shooting in Rutland City
• Rutland methadone clinic site no longer available
• VAC launches fundraiser for autism program
• MSJ’s Carter one-hits Horde
• Shooting victim in fair condition: Updated 9:50 p.m.
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• Tigers’ Young arrested after altercation
• Waterbury trustees air issues with police chief
• Lawmaker: GMO bill dead
• Past acts at issue in case
• Vt. temps normal, but plants threatened by warmth
• Suspect in robbery arrested
• Man sentenced for stealing cannon
• Parents shut off teen’s cellphone, he reacts
• College News
• Senate votes to lift ‘cloud' tax; raise Yankee's
• Charges dropped against Yankee protesters
• Overnight wait pays off for Stanford TE Fleener
• Five-time champion Moose Skowron dead at 81
• Martin wins 5th career pole at Richmond
• Two-district merger moves forward
• Review: No abuse at Elm Hill Primary School
• 3 arrested following hit-and-run accident
• Child care union bill heads to committee
• Sabol lifts Bulldogs past Raiders
• Spartans advance in NAC softball tourney
• Unbeaten Raiders shut out Woodstock
• Hurricanes edge OV in girls tennis
• Ghosts hold off Hartford
• BBA golfers win five-team match
• Tax fairness
• Writers use Chaffee to pick apart their art
• Officers to collect unwanted drugs
• Death of a fairy tale: Death of a fairy tale
• Fracking must be banned
• Great generosity fills soup bowls
• Common sense on bottle bill
• Spartans fall to Chargers, 7-2
• 27 injured in four blasts in eastern Ukraine city
• Spain crisis worsens with downgrade
• Experts: UK spy found dead in bag likely had help
• CVY transition game sinks Raiders
• Bulldogs improve to 3-1
• Romney should educate himself on value of public land
• Shirley S. Wilson
• Helen E. Wescott
• Eva W. Betourney
• Mary G. Lundrigan
• Romney’s campaign promises raise questions
• Lawmakers optimistic about cyber bill
• Former Edwards aide retakes the stand for fifth day
• Real Estate is Local: How a deal is negotiated
• Bright at Home: Plastics get playful: Plastics get playful
• Suit brings attention to ‘Bachelor’ race
• Weak first quarter doesn’t mean weak year
• Ford 1Q earnings fall on slump overseas
• Groups upset farm rules being dropped
• The Rundown Week 15: GMP/CVPS Merger
• Man shot on Cleveland Avenue in apparent drive-by: updated 4:15 p.m.
• CSJ Inducts Five to Kappa Delta Pi
• Prosecution wants Jacques history considered: 8:25 a.m.
• Teen takes sledgehammer to parents home over phone: 8:10 a.m.
• State to hold deer management hearings: 8 a.m.
• Barre stayson top ofrecession
• Parity reigning in NHL playoffs
• Springfield nips Otter Valley in the eighth
• Otter Valley walks off in the seventh
• Patriots sweep MSJ
• Colts take Stanford QB Andrew Luck to open draft
• Man shot in White River Junction: Man shot in White River Junction
• House to take up postal bill
• Senate demands refunds before blockbuster merger deal
• Library going strong at 125
• Patritos belt out win over Hartford
• Jacks lose heartbreaker
• Ley stars in relief for Minutemen
• L&G wins in dramatic fashion against Jacks
• Pats defeat Hartford
• Ringquist leads Slaters past Devils
• Rutland wins five-way match
• BBA beats Rutland in nine
• Graziano splendid for FH
• MacDonald gets 250th victory
• Vt. immigrant students talk about inequality
• Vt. women’s rights rally set for Saturday
• Park-McCullough seeks local input
• FEMA approves $14 million to repair White River Junction rail bridge.
• West Rutland principal’s post says she will keep her job
• FEMA reimbursements flow to Killington
• CCV holds art show
• Cape Air suspends flights during airport upgrade
• Judge reverses consumer fraud award
• North Bennington and state see progress toward independent school
• Plymouth seeks volunteer for Irene assistance
• Walmart opponents given party status in appeal of permit
• Jury finds man guilty of felony sex crime
• Teen girls accused in crime spree
• Second electric line death in a month under review
• Powell to address CSC students
• Robert B. Swinington
• Cecly White Rites
• Patricia Nims
• Roberta M. Mitowski
• Daniel P. Anderson
• Velma M. Mangan
• Eleanor G. Mailhiot
• Rebecca I. Ingalls Rites
• Veterans and brain disease: Veterans and brain disease
• Handle with care
• Keep religion out of politics
• Budget vote in Danby
• Study shows nuclear danger
• Fans gather to honor Levon Helm
• Hard-line Iraqi cleric urges political unity
• Thousands defy Norway mass killer in song
• Vt. women’s rights rally set for Saturday: 5:05 p.m.
• Quick response averts scare in mad cow case
• Report: Health care law rebates to top $1B
• Political battle over student loans heats up
• Short-game work goes a long way
• Fair Haven gets new narcotics dog: 4:30 p.m.
• New teen center director’s ‘enthusiasm shines’: 3:40 p.m.
• Senate approves "nuclear option" for merger: Updated 3:07 p.m.
• Man shot in White River Junction: 2:38 p.m.
• All merger all the time at Statehouse today: 11:30 a.m.
• Police looking for WRJ shooter: 8:10 a.m.
• Utility worker killed on job: 7:35 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Slice of sun expected today
• Dorset’s 37th season features world premiere
• Vermont lover returns - but on stage: Vermont lover returns - but on stage
• Senate would give police drug data
• Vermont House and Senate set to take up utility merger today
• Committee reviews solar plan
• Shumlin: Inmate count, crime both down
• Baseball hiring: C+ for gender
• 3 hurt, man facing charges in crash
• Police: Man tried to bring heroin into jail
• Old organ coming back to state
• Bennington’s union workers have new contract
• Komline joins Burr and Burton board
• Phone lines cut for copper
• Springfield light policy to get review
• Combined Manchester, Arlington district eyed
• Threat suspect accused of prison assault
• Napolitano: Secret Service scandal ‘inexcusable’
• FEMA program welcomes Irene victims home
• Trombley pitches Proctor past MSJ
• Bulldogs blow past Otters
• Police probe vehicle break-ins
• Man jailed on assault charge
• CSC goes for dodge ball record
• Details of Killington gas theft revealed
• Mello quits Pension Board
• Pawlet seeks volunteers
• Defendant No. 34 has her say: Defendant No. 34 has her say
• I’m not that powerful, Murdoch tells judge
• ‘Teddy Ballgame’ memorabilia on the block
• Rutland, MMU postponed
• Pilgrims blast Eagles
• On corporate responsibility
• Treat people with respect
• Giving kids a good start
• A better prosperity
• Breivik: Insanity diagnosis based on ‘fabrications’
• Long-secret Pinochet will silent on wealth
• Owen, Otters blank Jacks
• Baseball hiring: C+ for gender
• Raiders shut out BBA
• Prospects hold their breath on draft day
• CSC laxmen push past Lyndon
• Plymouth bounces Castleton
• Bereron shoots 38, takes medalist honors
• Prosecutors show photos of Hudson’s slain nephew
• The Local Spin: Joker’s Wild and blues from another planet?
• ‘Hansel and Gretel:’ Giving new meaning to children’s theater: Giving new meaning to children’s theater
• Review: Murder tale an ode to Texas
• Romney sweeps five wins, promises ‘better America’
• Local visual arts
• Arts Preview
• Beethoven: Self-expression over tradition
• Ex-Edwards aide talks about relationship
• Hayes Infant
• Martha Peterson
• Howard R. Carkin Jr.
• Alden L. Brooks
• Barbara M. Kingsley
• Hazel M. Richardson
• Pauline B. Emerick
• Roberta M. Mitowski
• Elwell C. Sherwin Rites
• Daniel P. Anderson
• Vermont Summer Festival to return Independence Day
• Vt. inmate population down, crime rate remains low: 5:32 p.m.
• West Rutland man charged with assaulting woman: 5:28 p.m.
• The brutality of servility
• Alphabet soup 2.0: Alphabet soup 2.0
• Health care reform must be fair, transparent: Health care reform must be fair, transparent
• Subsidize students, not tax cuts: Subsidize students, not tax cuts
• Senate Democrats ready student loan bill
• Fed says economy growing moderately
• 4 taken to hospital after head-on crash: 5:10 p.m.
• Changes will put bang back in Bristol
• Hamlin picking up wins, pressing out biscuits
• Gallery to hold May grand-opening show
• Manchester to get new pool house, roundabouts: Town invests in the future with construction projects
• Investing in golf’s future: Program boosts youth access to golf
• Craft fairs find new home at Riley Rink
• Threat suspect accused of prison assault: 3:22 p.m.
• Health care reform must be fair, transparent: 2:45 p.m.
• White River Junction postal facility on list to remain open: 10:15 a.m.
• Bass fishing starts off strong: 8:20 a.m.
• Inmate sent to hospital after fight was asphysiated: 8:15 a.m.
• Vermont Today: More rain today
• Rangers force Game 7 with 3-2 victory
• Vitt defends Saints players, but not his own words: Joe Vitt defends Saints players, but not his own words
• Rays’ David Price shuts out Angels in 5-0 victory
• Orioles beat Blue Jays 2-1
• Travis Zajac’s goal in overtime forces Game 7
• Grigson makes it official, Colts will take Luck
• Metta World Peace suspended 7 games for elbow
• Poultney comes off long layoff with win over MR
• More than just a race
• Chelsea reaches Champions League final
• Rutland edges Fair Haven 4-3
• Sabol leads ‘Dawgs
• Merger showdown: Anyone’s guess
• Goddard delivers Rebs
• Hurricans edge Raiders in girls tennis
• Herald argues for disclosure in city records case
• Biomass plan hits obstacle
• Backers hopeful for utility vote
• WRJ postal facility may escape closure
• RACE FOR GOVERNOR: Publisher set to announce GOP bid
• Hurricanes get first win
• Phantoms romp over Lnyx
• Raiders rally past Slaters
• Spartans advance in NAC softball tourney
• BFA breaks away from RHS laxmen
• Roots serves for RAFFL
• Pats defeat FH in boys tennis
• Maniery, Audy two-hit Poultney
• BBA shuts out Hurricanes
• Windsor rolls over Bulldogs
• Brown no-hits Rutland
• Commodores defeat Otters laxmen
• Education chief getting new boss
• Town hall renovation plans presented
• Farm offers free tickets
• Court to hear wrongful death arguments
• Man charged with assault
• Pawlet man uninjured in rollover crash
• New middle school principal named
• Families rally to defend McGirr’s
• Police seek man in car theft
• Bennington food co-op in the works
• Volunteers restoring Vt. pine forest
• Yankee reduces power for condenser work, fuel rod adjustment
• Federal Reserve likely to keep stance on rates and bond buys
• Obama woos students, pushes low rate loans
• Ex-Edwards aide back on the witness stand
• Gerald O. Ethier
• Christopher L. Loso Rites
• Howard R. Carkin Jr.
• James W. Densmore Sr. Rites
• Hazel Kearney
• Joan S. Hughes
• Helen Cleveland
• Robert B. Swinington
• Alberta H. Aldrich
• Get the facts on wind
• The battle that changed the world
• A modest proposal for Vermont
• Round up the usual scapegoats
• Sanders: Vt. mail plant on list to stay open: 6:20 p.m.
• Chieftains celebrate 50 years of Irish music
• Health Talk: James T. Bowse Community Health Trust
• Alimentary, my dear
• Biomass plan hits obstacle: 5:55 p.m.
• The creative monopoly
• Driving in a fog
• New-home sales off 7 percent in March
• Pope stakes out church’s course in 8th year
• Detective: DNA suggests 3rd party in UK spy death
• Murdoch testimony spotlights Olympics minister
• Insurers alter cost formula, patients pay
• Ted Bridges remembered
• How to provide good preschool
• High taxes hurt the economy
• RadioShack posts first quarter loss and its stock takes a tumble
• Court to hear wrongful death arguments: 4:10 p.m.
• Teen girls accused in crime spree: 3:02 p.m.
• Get the facts on wind: 2:50 p.m.
• Merger compromise fails to quell merger controversy: 12:30 a.m.
• Cocktails fit for a healthy Cinco de Mayo
• Sides put it all on the line in utility merger arguments
• New state offices open in Bennington
• Office manager pleads guilty to embezzlement: 8:55 a.m.
• Three arrested in connection with shooting death: 8:15 a.m.
• Man accused of threatening gov, in fight in jail: 7:45 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Cooler, chance of rain
• Actors needed at Goddard College for ‘Occupy’ video
• Arkansas hires Smith to replace Petrino
• World Peace faces NBA discipline for violent blow
• Veteran safety Brian Dawkins retiring from NFL
• Christie says good riddance to Brooklyn-bound Nets
• Pujols’ homerless start just part of Angels’ woes
• Electric bill dooms Vermont Marble Museum: Electric bill dooms Marble Museum
• Report details a rough year for Vermont’s environment
• Early OK for mandated health care
• Mass. man accused of car theft
• Local man on state economic board
• Gawet, MSJ take down Long Trail
• Brattleboro bank robber lost cash on Main Street after robbery
• Yogurt demand good for Vt.
• Bellows Falls man denies sex assaults on child
• Laderoute’s 39 is medalist at Rutland
• ELDER CONNECTION: Be prepared for doctor visits
• Man holds up Burlington shop
• Eagles outlast Horde
• Woman charged in metal theft
• Solar meeting Wednesday
• Mettawee school has new leader
• Stolen gas to be reviewed in Killington
• Forum planned in Rutland
• Pond will be subject of two hearings
• Castleton to host NEAC East baseball tournament
• CSC women draw top lax seed
• Husson get top softball seed over Castleton on tiebreaker
• Pinkham, Erickson win conference awards
• Hazel M. Richardson
• Kendall H. Shattuck
• Velma Mangan
• The amnesia candidate
• Redemption
• Vt. ski resort gets permit
• Rutland High School Honors
• Car fires stun shoppers
• Teenager charged with assault
• College wins library award
• Sanders discusses geothermal energy
• City sidewalks are hazardous
• How to make a big difference
• Fracking ban is welcome
• Virginia sues White House crasher over wine tours
• Now out of jail, Zimmerman fades from sight
• American makes its case against union contracts
• Federal auditors rebuke Medicare bonuses
• North Korea threatens Seoul with military action
• Obama targets Iran, Syria with sanctions
• Romney declines to endorse Rubio proposal
• Judge: Witness in Edwards case called witnesses
• New state offices open in Bennington: 5:50 p.m.
• Fringes cast shadow over French election
• Coroner opens inquest into death of UK spy
• For chefs at home, a pie above the rest
• Trial begins in slaying of Hudson family members
• Electric bill dooms Vermont Marble Museum: 4:08 p.m.
• Stolen gas to be reviewed in Killington: 3:17 p.m.
• Demand for Greek yogurt good news for Vt. farmers: 2:44 p.m.
• Vt. environment had tough year in 2011: 2:20 p.m.
• End of an era: Vermont Marble Museum to close: updated 10:57 a.m.
• Weybridge teen nabbed after invading couple's home : updated 9:49 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Rain through tomorrow: updated 7:57 a.m.
• Kipsang, Keitany of Kenya win London Marathon
• Hamlin holds off Truex
• Rangers edge Tigers 3-2 in 11
• Flyers beat Penguins 5-1 to win series in 6 games
• Repave of Kansas begins moments after race ends
• Curtis win Texas Open
• Sox get a break: A rainout
• Bruins beat Capitals 4-3 in OT to force Game 7
• Legislative session inches ahead
• Cow Power topic of PBS series
• Health care exchange heads to Senate floor
• Poultney hosts annual Earth Fair
• AOT kicks off work zone safety campaign
• Grafton boy injured in motorcycle crash: Grafton boy injured in motorcycle crash
• Couple answer to bank robbery charges
• Police arrest robbery suspect
• Ted Bridges honored with charity golf tournament
• Lawmakers back bill to seal internal police records
• Say what?
• Vermont lawmakers debate allowing parents say no to vaccines
• Report: Wal-Mart hushed up bribes in Mexico
• Capital Beat
• Immunization Vt. lawmakers debate allowing parents say no
• Health care exchange heads to Senate floor
• Heard it at School
• Dundas named Killington EDT director
• Arnold E. Howe
• Walter K. McEnaney
• Don’t forget American values
• Grafton cheese finalist for award
• Rutland teen named Vermont Youth of the Year
• Panel mistaken on tax exemption
• ‘Think Like a Man’ muscles in at No. 1 with $33M
• In city Dick Clark called home, echoes of a bygone era
• The man who made rock 'n' roll safe enough for America
• South Sudan says Sudan launches attacks
• US, Afghanistan reach deal on strategic pact
• Egypt terminates gas deal with Israel
• Surviving WWII Raiders in Ohio mark 70 years
• The voice of authority
• Vt. seeks help tracking bats
• World Book Night celebration today
• Springfield students get free dental checkups
• Manchester cop car damaged in crash
• Bennington recreation center renovation plans expand
• Aurora Dance Party is this weekend
• Todd R. Patch
• Joan Hughes
• Velma M. Mangan
• Joan Tomczyk
• Rebecca Ingalls
• Elwell C. Sherwin
• Cecly White
• Merchants Bank declares dividend
• Acts of gallantry at Dam No. 1
• Stand up for animals
• Right time for debate
• PBS series highlights Cow Power farms
• Theater Review: Vermont Stage delivers raucous humor in Shakesepeare
• F&W gets new fishing accesses
• Motorcyclist killed in collision
• Wind builder to move parts by rail
• Tree-killing pests threaten Vermont forests
• Bulldogs rally past Slaters, 9-7
• ‘We are connected’: After quake, Vt. author unearths a personal truth
• Farm family endures through fire and flood : Farm family endures through fire and flood
• Jungle Jack Hanna brings wildlife to Rutland
• Panthers take 3-2 lead, beat Devils 3-0
• Syrian city quiet as U.N. cease-fire monitors visit
• Dutch prime minister says austerity talks collapse: Dutch prime minister says austerity talks collapse
• Etan Patz case a decades-long, winding probe
• FBI: Alaska Rep. Don Young spent campaign cash freely
• Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch forced into primary fight
• Maine line-item veto dates to 1995
• Merger vote coming this week
• Frat members restoring fallen NY soldier’s mural
• Lawmakers eye asphalt plant
• Draft: Rookie pay could cause trade boom
• Charles Colson, Watergate felon, dies at 80
• Brouwer, Caps put Bruins against wall
• Yanks humble Sox; Humber perfect
• Lyndon sweeps Green Mountain
• Bratt stems Tide to go to 4-0
• Terriers run past Eagles laxers
• Pratt, Rockets sweep Trojans
• Ibey, Ducharme guide Trojans in doubleheader
• Fortier, Myette power Brattleboro past Spaulding
• Top prospects in the NFL draft
• Bottle bill makes for strange bedfellows
• Julia Alvarez: In her own words
• Merger vote coming this week
• Panthers pound Raiders
• Badgers bombard Eagles
• Otters gun down Wasps, 4-0
• Spartans clinch top women’s lax seed
• James W. Densmore, Sr.
• Judith A. Johnson
• Fantasystandstest oftime
• Elwell C. Sherwin
• Police seek suspect in Brattleboro bank robbery
• Todd R. Patch
• Cecly White
• Walter K. McEnaney
• Earl A. Hurlburt Sr.
• Making millions can lead to financial disaster: Making millions can lead to financial disaster
• The Weekly Planet: Earth is the only home we have
• State conference will tackle pay gap
• 1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed
• Merger mistrust
• Resilience put to the test: Resilience put to the test
• Action now to save planet
• Make democracy Vermont Strong
• Doubling down on renewable energy
• The opportunity of a lifetime
• Home in a home as families live together longer: Families living together longer
• Hundreds of thousands may lose Internet in July
• Castleton sweeps LSC to go to 13-1 in NAC
• GIRLS LACROSSE
• NHL’s Bettman: Suspension criticism ‘gamesmanship’
• McGirr Nursing Home to close after dispute with state, feds: State’s oldest nursing home to close in Bellows Falls
• Caring diplomats give hope at Holocaust memorial
• Sheriff’s have deal for new home
• Housing study to start in May
• Vt. House passes corporate personhood resolution
• Reward offered in assault
• House fire’s victim identified
• RH College News Grads/Deans
• Old-timers fete oldest of ballparks on 100th birthday
• Reds get 10,000th victory, 9-4 over Cubs
• Chavez hits two homers, Yanks top Red Sox 6-2
• Baseball, softball await IOC feedback for 2020 bid
• No worries: 2-2 against Caps looks fine to Bruins
• Land dispute threatens Olympic course in Rio
• Vt’s unemployment rate dips to 4.8 percent
• Manhattan Project scientist Cowan dies at 92
• Mill River pounds Hartford
• First-place Castleton sweeps Terriers
• Rock and blues band performs
• Cops investigate local burglaries
• Guilty plea in theft case
• Making history: Chester-Andover Elementary School teacher earns recognition: Chester-Andover Elementary School teacher earns award
• Another defendant in burglary ring arraigned
• Disaster expo today at Mall
• Curtis Ave. to close
• Jury finds former Rutland woman guilty of drug charge
• Beach leads Eagles
• Eagles take two from Badgers
• Bellow Falls goes to 7-1
• Darla M. Lamoureaux
• Christopher L. Loso
• Arnold E. Howe
• Gertrude Stewart
• Isabelle A. Petriella Infant
• Sally E. Wandall
• Richard R. Pare Sr.
• Susan R. Cathcart
• Lee D. Herbst
• R. Lenbert Cheney Rites
• Levon Helm, key member of The Band, dies at 71
• GE profit beats expectations
• Zimmerman apologizes for shooting; gets $150K bail
• In strategy shift, Obama team attacks Romney from the left
• Big colleges, swing states: Obama makes his pitch
• Testing the teachers: Testing the teachers
• Tax contraption
• Bond swap hammers Greek banks
• Regulating formaldehyde
• Police, too, must be open
• Legislators should show restraint
• Biomass plant bad for Springfield
• Louis-Dreyfus launches new HBO comedy
• Chain saw sparks brush fire
• Handy Man on Call: Pockets in the ceiling, moths in the kitchen
• Heating district gets back on track
• Vt. returning to pre-Irene river work rules
• Guard: New jets ‘a little bit louder’
• Hinesburg picks new logo
• Climate shift could help struggling New England species
• Hopes fade for April 27 end to Vt. session
• Man facing 20 years for defrauding car dealers
• NY man gets 13 years in drug case: 9:30 a.m.
• Helicopter carries crew searching for bigfoot: 8:20 a.m.
• Unemployment checks delayed: 8:10 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Another beauty today, rain tomorrow
• Proposal to hike Yankee tax sparks debate
• Accounting charge trims Morgan Stanley revenue
• Vt. wins federal change on Guard disaster aid: Vermont wins change on Guard disaster aid
• Colonels edge Cosmos in pitchers’ dandy
• It’s on usin brave,new year
• Rockets down SoRo
• Roxbury house fire claims one
• Merger opponents ready for vote
• Police ID man killed in church crash
• Pitchers’ duel goes to Pats
• Terriers go to 6-1 with win
• Brown shuts down MAU
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• Active role for Chamber
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• Man guilty of lewd conduct
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• Sex offender gets 27 months for not registering
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• Rutland movie times
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• Police seek home invasion suspect: 10:50 a.m.
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• Shape of jazz to Come: Discover Jazz Fest announces lineup: Shape of jazz to come Discover Jazz Fest announces lineup
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• Senate goes along with education changes
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• Lawmakers push for merger action
• Senate endorses fracking ban
• Vt. wins federal change on Guard disaster aid: Vermont wins change on Guard disaster aid
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• Man arrested after chase
• Senate to debate child care union
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• Fire destroys Ascutney home
• Police seek home invasion suspect
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• Chester DRB approves Dollar General store
• Panel looks at local hydroelectric proposal
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• Rutland woman wins White House honor
• Woman charged with assaults
• Wind developer updates RRPC
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• Black River tops Arlington
• Leonard F. Spaulding Sr.
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• Bruins coach Julien denies claim Backstrom was targeted
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• Chargers stampede past Eagles
• Tennessee hoop legendSummitt calls it quits
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• Breivik wants freedom or death for massacre
• Oracle CEO mulled expansion into smartphones
• Verizon to auction spectrum worth billions
• Pet insurance guards against big vet bills
• Ohio executes man who fatally stabbed teen in 1985
• The Movie Diary: Fight or flight?
• The Local Spin: Who kissed a cop?
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• Johann Sebastian Bach: Middlebury College’s three-day festival celebrates the master
• Scrag Mountain goes for ‘Modern Baroque”
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• Phony mommy wars
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• NJ bully’s paralyzing punch nets $4.2M settlement
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• Road rage leads to charges: 8:40 a.m.
• Judge: Prue must give DNA: 8:30 a.m.
• Fire destroys home: 7:45 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Warm+sun=nice
• Springfield board ousts Superintendent
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• Balanced Raiders blast Tide 10-2
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• Judge: Patricia Prue must give DNA
• Legislation could cost those who don’t join union
• Police investigate rash of burglaries
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• Jim Brown
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• BF strong with Kilburn
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• Teen, 16, accused of shooting 13-year-old with BB gun
• Forest service adds 120 acres in Manchester, Winhall
• Alleged shooter to use mental illness defense
• Former senator appears at bookstore signing
• Postal unions, Sanders send messages
• Discount beverage store to close
• Award-Winning New Documentary, “The Rescuers,” Thursday at College of St. Joseph.
• Addison County sheriff dies
• Capital plan taking shape in city
• Flood stories to be shared
• No featherbedding
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• Police handcuff Georgia kindergartner for tantrum
• States seek to curb high drug costs incurred by patients
• Health Talk: Stride into spring
• RRMC prepares for $9.6 million upgrade
• Obama wants to target oil market manipulation
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• Agents took prostitutes to their rooms, congressman says
• Ohio prepares to execute 1st inmate in 6 months
• Michigan lottery winner charged with welfare fraud
• For colleges, rape cases a legal minefield
• Forest Service in quandary about Colo. frozen cows
• Gas drilling spurs jobs in wildlife, software
• 2nd panel blasts GSA for parties, trips, bonuses
• Turning the tables on Russia
• Pirates of the Winooski
• That midnight ride
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• How to resolve merger snafu
• Quebec utilities extend reach
• The White House argument
• Love handles for all
• Cable television has literally gone to the dogs
• Vt. judge: Patricia Prue must provide DNA: 3:17 p.m.
• Springfield opts not to renew school superintendent's contract: 2:09 p.m.
• Veteran Vt. sheriff dies: 2:05 p.m.
• Boston Marathon finishers from Vermont: 12:32 p.m.
• Vt. police say boy, 13, shot in leg with BB gun: 10:08 a.m.
• Legislation could cost those who don't join union: updated 7:25 a.m.
• Body found in municipal pool: updated 7:07 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Sunny day in the cards again: updated 6:24 a.m.
• Dartmouth president next World Bank chief
• Kenya’s Korir, Cherop win Boston Marathon
• Errors doom Yellow Jackets
• Vasseur’s OT goal completes Spaulding comeback
• Mill River edges Rutland, 5-4
• Inspection finds low-level problems
• Principal resigns, will be paid through end of 2012
• Debate on seclusion rooms heats up
• Vt.’s Smuggler’s Notch reopens
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Berlin state hospital hearings postponed
• Police seek stolen piano
• Today is tax return deadline
• Wind developer to speak with RRPC
• Food For Thought: (Not) just desserts: Chocolate offers savory choices
• Flames destroy Florence family’s home
• Manning goes to work with his new team
• Shields goes 8 1-3 innings, Rays top Red Sox 1-0
• Raiders race past Terriers
• New Orleans to host 2014 NBA All-Star game
• Five years ago ‘Nor’icane’ blew into city: 5 years ago ‘Nor’icane’ blew into city
• BF bank robbers face new charges
• FBI mum on Vermonter’s death in Alaska
• Activist to visit CSC
• Vt. Folklife director leaving
• Sides see different realities on Adult Protective Services reform
• Welch trying to stop student loan interest hike
• Aldermen approve new DPW leader
• Roger A. May
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• James H. Todd
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• Pearl E. Warren
• Charlotte Jackman
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• Patricia C. Faucher
• Body found in Vt. pool
• Time to sign up for croquet
• Police: Man broke curfew
• Wildcats roar past Terriers
• Southern Maine Community College takes two from CSJ
• Environmental group takes forest service to court over wind turbines
• Route 7 project plans move forward
• Spring breakers enjoy warm spell
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• Stevens downs Windsor
• Otters tip Pats
• Hill whiffs 11 Cardinals
• GM breaks through for 1st win
• Spartans net weekly Awards
• Horde nips Presidents
• Presidents rule
• The late Manning Marable wins history Pulitzer
• School Honors
• Warren man charged with false complaints
• 2 arrested in stabbing
• Market Watch: Back to Middlebury
• Braves to retire Smoltz’s No. 29
• Debt peonage
• Dems clash over Obama tax boosts on wealthy
• Get Started: Small business optimism growing
• US economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• Carjacked tyke knocks on woman’s door at 2 a.m.
• Right to know what we eat
• Vaccine policy and moral hazard
• Merger is bad for Vermont
• Va. Tech marking 5 years since campus massacre
• Warnings credited in Midwest tornado outbreak
• Media firms sue to force opening of Zimmerman file
• Bonds among potential witnesses in Clemens trial
• New Orleans to host 2014 NBA All-Star game
• Brees, Fujita, Smith meet with NFL
• General and education fund monies exceed expectations: updated 11:42 a.m.
• Fatal motorcycle crash in Barnet Sunday: updated 7:45 a.m.
• Vermont Today - 85 degrees today
• Biffle finally gets back to Victory Lane in Texa
• Bruins, Caps shift to DC after splitting OT games
• Late-scoring Blackhawks head home with series tied
• Predators beat Red Wings 3-2, take 2-1 series lead: Predators beat Red Wings 3-2
• Hagelin has hearing after elbowing Alfredsson
• Ortiz keeps hitting, Red Sox beat Rays again 6-4
• Carl Pettersson wins RBC Heritage
• Flyers beat Penguins 8-4, take 3-0 series lead
• 5 killed as violent storms cut across central plains
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• Tragedy at sea hits SF’s large sailing community: Tragedy during yacht club race hits San Francisco’s sailing community
• ‘Hunger Games’ earns $21.5M to slap down ‘Stooges’
• Vt. town wary of washed-up remains as spring dawns
• Dairy farms brace for downturn
• Capital Beat
• Wooden bridge on its way out in Springfield
• Cow Power is in search of more customers
• Cape Air adds another Rutland-Boston flight
• Disaster prep helps bank weather tropical storm
• New England recovery continuing, Fed says: Recovery continuing in New England, Fed reports
• Home in a home as families live together longer
• US home-buying season finally signaling a recovery
• Egypt’s Islamists set back in presidential race
• Cape Air adds another Rutland-Boston flight
• Pomfret general store robbed
• Capital Beat
• Cowbell cacophony heard in Vt.
• Gas station robbed of money
• Irene retired from storm name list
• Dairy farms brace for downturn
• Chester library brings back late fees
• Don't follow the D.C. way
• Driver escapes fire
• Pie Shack opens in familiar spot
• Manchester hopes for ‘Community Visit’
• Cow Power is in search of more customers
• FEMA money is starting to roll in
• Expo features Manchester’s ‘Best’
• Pakistani Taliban storm prison, freeing almost 400
• Towns launch solar initiative
• Police mum on results of search
• Agency offers self-defense course
• Israel nabs fly-in activists at airport
• ‘Comic-Con IV’: A mecca for mortals devoted to superpowers
• Wooden bridge on its way out in Springfield
• Maurice W. Burden
• Bennington Select Board supports local composting proposal
• Nikki M. Shedrick-Plastridge
• Plymouth continues fight over pit
• Sandra Gosselin
• Group disbanding in Newfane
• Volunteers helping to ensure bills get paid
• The fight at Dam No. 1: The fight at Dam No. 1
• Solar panels could save money for city
• Bulletin Board
• Show everyone respect
• Learn from history
• Fair Haven is top bank branch
• Seeking seat on Danby board
• New England recovery continuing, Fed says
• Odd spring
• At sea a century ago
• Long Trail sponsors Century Ride
• Free e-recycling available
• Waterbury Local Energy Action Partnership hosts sixth annual energy fair.
• Stack leads USA to finals of world championships
• Ortiz, Sox blastTampa, 13-5
• Stack leads USA to finals of world championships
• Eagles fall to 0-4
• Ortiz, Sox blast Tampa, 13-5
• Secret Service agents face questioning on misconduct
• Feds bulk up for retrial of Clemens
• Just how low can a marathon go?
• NATO sees flaws in air campaign against Gadhafi
• Just how low can a marathon go?
• Kodiak island residents worry after killings
• White house opens door to big donors, and lobbyists slip in
• Bulldogspull awayfrom RHS
• Battle for a comic-book empire that Archie built
• U-32 trips Hartford
• With new heart, Cheney speaks over an hour in Wyo.
• Backstrom, Caps even series with B’s in OT
• Spartans beat Lyndon, 6-3
• Slater trio spin one-hitter
• Rockets sweep Westside
• Slaters rough up Hartford
• Raiders lose late
• Pettersson has 1-shot Heritage lead
• Castleton sweeps Thomas in softball
• Rebels top MR in softball dandy
• Spartan diamondmen sweep Husson
• Rebels rap Bulldogs
• Castleton uses big third period to earn win over Husson
• Westside, Rochester split
• I’ve got your Bigfoot right here!
• Observing the cycles of nature
• Woman who died in NH standoff had dated gunman
• Spring forward: Vt. seasonal businesses warm to opening sooner
• Crash sends 2 children to hospital
• Inmate indicted in prisoner's death
• Experts examine Jenkins killing
• More stations hit $4 a gallon mark
• Fenway Park at 100: Fenway Park at 100
• Shumlin, Sanders rally anti-nuclear protesters
• Legislation aims to curb embezzlement
• St. Albans girl belts it out at Fenway
• Trout season has a hopeful start after Irene
• Shaftsbury author's first book earns national notice
• State’s tourism marketing effort goes mobile
• Don’t fix what isn't broken
• Legacy of Titanic’s richeset passenger is his luxury hotel
• Book review: Tracks of an author’s, and a reader’s, tears
• Caregiving as a ‘roller coaster from hell’
• Book review: Labor camp survivor’s tale a grim revelation
• Student loans could be the next ‘debt bomb’
• Theater Review: Actor's Rep dramatizes Vermont authors
• Vt. court agrees with dismissal of police lawsuit
• Court affirms dismissal of lawsuit
• Ex-manager seeks return to job
• Group hails defeat of Vt. bill
• Police: Man scammed out of $92K
• Maine man denies stabbing roommate
• The iceberg was only part of it
• Pilot walks away from crash
• Paul Gendreau
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• Putting our lands to work
• Merger agreement is good for ratepayers
• Putting Vermonters first
• Vital step for landscape
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• Life and death
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• A smarter and greener grid: New technology will transform how customers use energy
• The Weekly Planet: What happens to all those old cars, trucks and buses?: What happens to all those old cars, trucks and buses?
• Petrino’s ex-mistress put on leave at Arkansas
• Proctor wins ‘wild’ one
• Brees: Vitt ‘obvious choice’ to take over Saints
• Bratt’s Wood stymies MAU
• Lawson’s six pack carries MAU
• Time to tie one on
• Best Buy departure sparks speculation
• O’Neil thriving for Sand Sharks
• Bulldogs one-hit ’Canes
• Saints owner Tom Benson buys Hornets from NBA
• Maine budget bill gets final approval
• Bennington sets four priorities for future action
• Top places to work recognized
• Late-season surge in flu cases
• Monument to open today
• Theater Review: Northern Stage’s ‘Chicago’ unique and effervescent
• Vermont film to be screened
• City woman answers to prescription drug sales
• Police: Man jailed in scamming case
• Shumlin chased by 4 bears in backyard
• Candlelight vigil held for slain NH police chief
• Less info means more fear after Coast Guard deaths
• Foes of Cabot Creamery’s wastewater spraying hint at boycott
• Trash bill loaded with bottle law, bag ban
• Creek Path bid awarded
• State raises questions about independent school in North Bennington
• Westside to consider rec master plan
• Bulldogs blank Mounties
• Chieftains roll past Terriers
• Curtis wins pitching duel
• Jennifer Capriati elected to tennis Hall of Fame
• More goals the main goal for Capitals, Bruins
• A-Rod, Kuroda help make Yanks home opener a winner
• Beckett rebounds, Red Sox pound Rays 12-2
• MAU overcomes 4-0 deficit to nip Bratt
• Kathleen M. Rose
• Michael G. Ryan Rites
• Sheila C. Cassin
• James E. Alexander
• Frank P. Antun
• Kurchena scores five in Rutland win
• Robinson leads Tigers past Patriots
• Long’s gem stops Chieftains
• Husson stops CSC’s streak with split
• Devils win in dramatic fashion
• Black River tops TV for 1st win
• Twin Valley gets past Black River
• Fuller shuts down Windsor
• 95 years after film, Tarzan returns to Louisiana jungle
• US: Drone strikes will go on in Pakistan
• Bernanke defends Fed response to financial crisis
• Real Estate is Local: We’re buying their bullets
• Recreate ‘Mad Men’ style at home
• N. Korea launch fails and draws anger
• Pro-Palestinian activists dismiss Israeli warnings
• Yemen: Military kills 28 al-Qaida militants
• Fosse’s ‘Cabaret’ restored to original glory
• Al-Qaida fighter may be witness
• G-8 nations warn on Syria, Iran, N. Korea
• After arrest, activists look to gun laws
• Government says nothing new in Demjanjuk citizenship case
• GMP proposal doesn’t cut it
• An era of unparalleled greed: An era of unparalleled greed
• Those icy waters
• Vermont companies deserve chance
• Wind not right for Pittsford
• CVPS protects water quality
• Vermont girl to perform at Red Sox opener: 10:45 a.m.
• Man jailed for assaulting girlfriend: 10 a.m.
• Police warn of phone scam: 8:30 a.m.
• Vermont Today - Nice weekend ahead
• Police commission to get new members
• Teacher deal reached, work conditions ironed out
• End-of-life bill dies in rules fight
• House restores vaccine exemption
• Patterson hurls Otters past Mounties
• Indians give $1.25M deal to Damon
• Struggling Red Sox start 101st Fenway Park season
• Yankees come home after 3-3 start on road
• Clemens retrial set to begin, with strike 1 on prosecutors
• Chevrolet to pull all 11 IndyCar engines
• Boesch leads Tigers to 7-2 win over Rays
• Opponents of merger windfall earn surprise victory in House
• Mounties sweep Terriers for first win
• Crosby lifts Rutland in eighth
• Blair pitches Wasps to victory
• School officials hear what universal pre-k would cost Rutland
• ‘Africa Diary’ screening Saturday
• Town officials adopt strategy for tax reform
• Sudbury man evaluated after alleged threats
• Hickory Street filling up
• Music Review: Passion dominates Takács performance
• Anti-nuclear rally to draw state bigwigs
• Nominations sought for health awards
• Man charged with machete break-in
• Man sentenced for goat killings
• Judge: Manchester church complaint to proceed
• Colonels edge Wasps
• Kimbell and Schmell lead Wasps past Raiders
• Burr and Burton powers past Otters
• Essex beats Rutland to win opener
• Unbeaten Cadets top GMC
• Sweeney pitches CSC Spartans over NEC
• Rebels attack rolling along
• Auger tosses one-hitter
• Jeffs quiet Castleton
• Aines pitches, hits Otters to victory
• Postmaster general visits potential sites for closure
• Zimmerman in court in Fla. shooting case
• Irene Mahar
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• Ann C. Gill Rites
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• Walmart previews ‘Disc to Digital’ service
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to record 3.88 percent
• Wholesale prices were unchanged last month
• Haggard takes trip down memory lane in Nashville
• Norwich alumni upset by pride events
• Fragile cease-fire takes hold in Syria
• Danish warship rescues 12 from Somali pirates
• Denmark braced for terror trial against four Swedes
• Man charged with machete break-in: 5:22 p.m.
• Anti-nuclear rally to draw state bigwigs: 4:45 p.m.
• Eggs of squalor: Eggs of squalor
• Standing against violence
• Vaccine would have saved child
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• Celebration of music making
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• Man held on burglary charge
• Green Up takes long-term approach: Green Up takes a long-term approach
• Man facing charges of assault with ashtray
• Vt. town gets full-time manager
• 'Fair' deal reached for teachers: 3:50 p.m.
• Vt. Travel Person of Year named: 3:21 p.m.
• Opponents of merger windfall earn suprise victory in House: 2:26 p.m.
• Final stand today for Death with Dignity: 1:40 p.m.
• Rutland movie schedule
• Woods opts for three-week layoff before WFC
• Rebels deal RHS laxers first loss
• Suspects in teacher's death waive bail hearing: 10 a.m.
• Former teacher gets 3 years for child porn: 9:35 a.m.
• Teachers, boards reach deal: 7 a.m.
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• Schools open in Rutland Southwest; strike over
• Strong earthquakes prompt tsunami fears in Indonesia
• ‘As You Like It’: Shakespeare comedy revels in a Vermont-like haven : Shakespeare comedy revels in a Vermont-like haven
• Art — enveloped in a world of wood
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• Boards, teachers face off on contract hold up
• Addison filmmaker pleads guilty to fraud: Addison County filmmaker pleads guilty to fraud charge
• Solar farm proposal advances in Clarendon
• Shumlin testifies on Rx bill
• Oliver pitches BBA past Raiders
• Castleton tennis blanks Green Mountain
• Map of state’s bedrock unveiled
• Springfield ‘Home-r’ is where the heart is Residents sour over ‘Simpsons’ inspiration
• Vt. woman cited for DUI
• Woman accused of Medicaid fraud
• Town launches new website
• Woman accused of embezzling $10K
• I’m not Mitt Romney
• Utility uproar
• Thomas gives B’s edge over Caps in net
• Killington to send out letter about May 7 vote
• Former Addison teacher gets almost three years for possessing child porn
• Sudbury man evaluated after alleged threats
• Killington hosts travel convention
• Vermont must ban fracking
• Reject store in Chester
• Oil speculation must be curtailed
• Entergy delays energy fund payment
• Rumrill raps BR to win
• More condenser leaks force Yankee to one-third power
• SVC senior gets civic award
• Second-degree murder charge in Martin case
• Petrino, mistress in frequent contact
• Patriots pass by Hoosick Falls
• Woodstock sneaks past Rutland, 4-3
• Terriers top Hartford, 3-2
• Proctor rolls past Green Mountain
• Mary L. Beauchain
• James V. Mazzariello
• Rachel E. McCarthy
• Paul Gendreau
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• Neva Cox
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• Ploof backstops Tigers to win over Bulldogs
• Suspended Florida skipperholds clubhouse meeting
• NASCAR returns to Rockingham with Truck Series
• Red Sox (1-5) are happy to be heading home
• Hansen early favorite in Blue Grass Stakes
• Murder charge in Trayvon Martin case: 6:19 P.M.
• Argentine ‘miracle’ morgue baby improving
• Populism may be the legacy of fallen Chinese leader
• California prison panel denies Manson’s bid for parole
• Vermont authors coming to life on Paramount stage
• ‘Deep Blue Sea’ intelligent but bloodless
• Ex-teacher gets nearly 3 years on child porn charge: 5:44 p.m.
• Obama-Romney showdown has harsh tone
• Jim Gaffigan show supports Foundation
• Local visual arts
• CD Review: Spencer Lewis goes his different ways
• Cubano bebop at the Hop
• The Local Spin: Vermont farm benefit at The Grange
• The Movie Diary: Boring stories of glory days
• Arts Preview
• North Korean solidifies its leadership
• Entergy delays energy fund payment: 4:45 p.m.
• Sudbury man evaluated after alleged gun threats: 3:20 p.m.
• Killington adopts tax reform strategy: 3:08 p.m.
• Power company shell game: 2:30 p.m.
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• Sex charges send man to prison: 11:30 a.m.
• Striking teachers, boards resume talks: 9:45 a.m.
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• Woman accused of DUI with baby in car: 8:05 a.m.
• Death with dignity resurrected: 7:50 a.m.
• Vermont Today - Warmer, chance of rain
• Drabek, Encarnacion lead Jays over Red Sox 7-3
• Celtics shoot past Heat, 115-107
• Marlins’ Ozzie Guillen apologizes over Castro flap
• AP Source: Petrino out at Arkansas
• Houston, we have a problem with scheduling
• NCAA’s draft deadline passing quietly in Kentucky
• Reports: Parcells unlikely Saints’ next coach
• Rays fall to Tigers 5-2 for first defea
• Apple’s market value reaches $600 billion
• Woman gets 1 year for embezzlement
• Mixing it up Crowd descends on Wales Street for chamber event
• Pair deny charges in robberies
• Dairy worries subject of hearing
• Sex charges lead to prison
• Bridge inspections puzzle Springfield
• ‘Malfunction Junction’ bids opened
• ‘Simpsons’ creator reveals town’s true identity
• Merger debate reframed in House
• Pasteurizers open new doors for many Vt. farms
• Death with Dignity bill revived
• U-32 gets past Hartford
• Pilgrim pitchers shut down GMC
• Raiders double up Otters 8-4
• Sanborn rallies, takes down Twin Valle
• Eagles win first
• Patriots run past Hurricanes
• Bulldogs bite Wasps
• Mill River topples Woodstock
• City looks at revising RME tax
• Laird leads Raiders past Ghosts
• Wind project approval upheld
• Visit event set for April 12
• New England pulls past Castleton
• Castleton splits twinbill with Plymouth State
• Board meeting ends abruptly, in uproar
• Heroin conviction nets 27 months
• Castleton takes two from New England College
• IHOP is still looking
• Euber, Graziano lead Fair Haven past Middlebury
• Owen spins gem for OV
• Twin Valley gets jump on MSJ
• Slaters slip past Tigers
• William Parker
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• Mary L. Beauchain
• James J. Docker
• Dolores Matteson
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• Opening doors for students
• Listening to Hitler
• The two economies
• SPILT MILK: Mothering by the book(s)
• Health Talk: Volunteer Singers Provide Comfort to Hospice Patients and Their Families
• Santorum suspends presidential campaign
• Football and Swahili
• Hands off
• Iraq’s fugitive vice president in Turkey
• Obama sees biggest divide since Johnson-Goldwater
• Competition to find Earhart is hot
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• Wind power good for state
• Utility spreading herbicides
• Rutland County agencies will receive $110,000 in prevention funds
• Raitt releases first album in 7 years
• Farrellys resurrect classic knuckleheads
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• Green Up to focus on Irene recovery: 5:05 p.m.
• 'Malfunction Junction' bids opened: 4:22 p.m.
• Opening doors for students: 3:20 p.m.
• Police seek help locating missing man: 9:30 a.m.
• Killington reopens gondola: 8:40 a.m.
• Fired town manager wants job back: 8:05 a.m.
• Environmental group to appeal wind decision: 7:50 a.m.
• Vermont Today - Rain and snow in forecast
• In Montpelier, the end is near
• Teacher contract talks expected
• New teacher contract talks expected Wednesday
• Vermont’s Teacher of the Year accused in $70 theft
• Fast start carries Rebels
• Basketball benefit for mentors
• Sidewalk work starts next month
• Road paving date set
• Market Watch: Here’s the beef: Hathaway Farm’s reinvention
• In Montpelier, the end is near
• Home buying affordability hits 25-year low
• Proctor bats warm up on cold day
• Woodstock 12, U-32 10 in boys lacrosse
• William R. Parker
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• Raiders blank Otters
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• Elsie Langlais
• Catherine J. Maurer
• Virginia B. Avery
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• Merger creates power monopoly
• Wind power fits the bill
• Boards seek to micro-manage
• Elder Kennedy’s movie career
• Youth football meeting Wednesday
• Jacks walk past Terriers
• Cosmos rally late
• Jacks surge past BF
• NAC honors: Castleton’s Lively Pitcher of the Week
• State plans for new Route 9 bridge
• Dem Senate hopeful Warren outraising Sen. Brown
• Boards seek to micro-manage
• The gullible center
• Change is possible
• Yemen: 44 killed in al-Qaida clashes
• S. Korea says North readying for nuclear test
• Teachers in Windham Northeast on hold for another month
• Shelter searching for new home
• Saxtons River man pleads innocent to domestic assault
• New grant provides for Irene victims
• Youth to create bench for Fair Haven
• Wallingford town planner declines appointment
• AOL to sell more than 800 patents to Microsoft
• Netflix’s future: better recommendations
• Study Fungus behind bat die-off came from Europe
• Vermont’s Teacher of the Year accused in $70 theft
• Sausage and pepper stew
• Spring snow sprinkles Killington slopes: 4:57 p.m.
• Teachers in Windham Northeast on hold for another month: 4:30 p.m.
• New grant provides Irene victims more assistance: 4:22 p.m.
• Home buying affordability hits 25-year low: 3:45 p.m..
• Wallingford town planner declines appointment : 3:08 p.m.
• Bike ride to benefit Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports: 2:22 p.m.
• Sanders hosts Clean Energy Investment Summit: 2:15 p.m.
• Man arraigned on sex assault charges: 2:05 p.m.
• April 8 Day in Photos
• Without Wade, Heat ease past Pistons, 98-75
• House committees to hold CVPS/GMP merger hearing: updated 9:29 a.m.
• Sudbury man to be arraigned after pointing gun
• Schools still closed in four Rutland County towns
• Vermont Today - Rainy today
• Serena dominates in final of Family Circle Cup
• Bruins ready to face Caps in start of Cup defense
• Bubba Watson beats Ossthuizen in two-hole Masters playoff
• Hellickson, Rays shut down Yankees 3-0 for sweep
• US tops France, awaits Spain in Davis Cup semis
• Orioles finish sweep of Twins
• Garnett and Rondo carry Celtics over 76ers 103-79
• Sox blow lead twice, Avila’s homer gives Tigers 13-12 win
• Syria scuttles truce plan with new demands
• Vt. farmers grappling with silt, sand from Irene
• Navy remains backbone after Va. Beach jet crash
• Triple murder trial to begin in Maine
• Tebow draws big crowd to Texas Easter service
• Hudson star power to complicate murder trial
• House wants to get in on game
• Welch hopes bill will jump-start electric fleet
• Housing partners eye zoning rewrite
• Connecticut man gets lengthy sentence on drug charges
• Shiloh, Bloody Shiloh
• Hard-hit farmers hopeful this spring
• Pig roast on Wales Street
• Renewables, energy efficiency to be summit focus
• Election expenses
• Capital Beat
• Man accused of violating furlough
• Connecticut man gets lengthy sentence on drug charges
• Saxtons River man charged with aggravated assault
• Bennington College dives into ‘Water Dialogues’
• Co-op moves forward with new manager
• Okemo named ‘About’ winner
• Hires, promotions, awards
• Mike Wallace, CBS pioneer of ‘60 Minutes’ dead at 93
• Family of farmers ‘kickstart’ new butcher shop
• Bulletin Board
• CSC: $13M project on track
• Pair charged in Rutland robberies
• Hard-hit farmers hopeful this spring
• Pope marks Easter with call for Syria violence end
• Afghans, US sign deal on night raids
• Ferdinand Porsche, 911 sports car designer, dies
• Vt. seeks jobs, revenue with insurance law
• Vt. farmers grappling with silt, sand from Irene
• Police: 2 suspects arrested in Oklahoma shootings
• Visit event set for April 12
• Rep. Stevens has another eye for details
• Moyse Chorale sings Brahms
• Henry F. Briggs
• Paul Gendreau
• Janis L. Rubino
• Allyn B. Seward Rites
• Glenna Travers
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• Prison primer
• Why Mike Wallace mattered
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• Irene-related tax help available
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• Closed for renovations
• First-quarter earnings could derail market’s
• Natural gas glut means drilling boom must slow
• Two arrested in city robberies
• US warns Syria it can’t deceive world over pullout
• Gay Mormon BYU students come out in web video
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• Challenges facing Romney in wooing female voters
• In tough times, British artists hit the streets
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• Pope holds Easter candle at basilica vigil
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• US warns Syria it can’t deceive world over pullout
• Civil liberties, skewed by the Supreme Court : Civil liberties, skewed by the Supreme Court
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• That other Obama
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• Green stars in big period for CSC
• Child goal ruins GMC effort
• Spartans’ Aker no-hits Farmington
• Hansen, Mickelsontop Masters board
• RHS laxmen fall to 1-1
• Fielder, Tigers sock it to Sox
• Rutland slips to 1-1
• Spartans softball sweeps
• B’s head to playoffs with wis
• Masters should pull the plug on Tiger
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• Springfield man matches all but the big one in Mega Millions
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• Not enough inflation: Not enough inflation
• Dufner making a name for himself in majors
• BC, Ferris State skate for national hockey title
• Pena hits slam, then adds winning single vs. Rivera
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• Sanborn, Cosmos blank Raiders
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• Arkansas coach Petrino put on leave after crash
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• Davis Cup: Isner pulls US even with France
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• Otter rally past Cosmos
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• BBA laxers pull away
• Spartans sweeps NEAC twinbill
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• High court’s decision mixed on records
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• Police: Woman embezzled from Kmart
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• Resentment in Pa. after Santorum's loss
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• Allies: Judge upset by Obama remarks not political: Allies: Judge upset by Obama remarks not political
• Homes broken into in 3 towns
• Hazmat team disposes of chemicals found in home
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• Navy jet crashes into Va, apartments, pilots eject
• Street talk
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• Ignat Solzhenitsyn to perform benefit concert
• Pope begins Good Friday service with prayer
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• Right at Home: living large in a small space: Living large in a small space
• Belfast unveils birth-to-death story of Titanic
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• Beverly P. Rawson
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• Health care is unaffordable
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• Nokia town faces dim future as jobs shift to Asia
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• Proctor High School locked down after 'distraught' person enters building: 11:15 a.m.
• Wildfire danger high today: 10:30 a.m.
• Woman gets more time in contempt case: 9:15 a.m.
• Woman robbed outside grocery store: 8:30 a.m.
• Vermont Today - Sunny today
• ‘Strong’ sales for special plates
• Ignat Solzhenitsyn to play ‘Irene’ benefit concert
• Encyclopaedia’s end triggers sales
• Eagles sneak past Gators, 13-11
• Castleton takes two from NEC
• Wright, Kurchena lead Rutland past Brattleboro
• Woodstock blanks Otter Valley
• Krebs leads MAU past Mount Greylock
• Bulldogs blitz Patriots
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• Tigers overcome Valverde slip, beat Red Sox in 9th
• Westwood works way up leaderboard at Masters
• NCAA denies UConn appeal to play in 2013 tourney
• Goodell hears appeals from Saints’ Payton, Loomis
• Michael Caraballo reaches plea for 12 years
• Hazardous waste accepted Saturday
• Stamford gets new net access
• Monument opens April 14
• Fostering understanding: Brooks celebrates National Poetry Month
• Police, intern treated and released after crash
• Warrant: Slain Vt. teacher beaten
• Strike Day 2: Boards ask for more flexibility with teacher time
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• Vermont NEA: Not a season for strikes
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• City man OK after bike collides with car
• Murder suspect to undergo evaluation
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• Welch hopes bill will jump-start electric fleet
• Smith opts out of race for attorney general
• Pasquale Serraro
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• US and Vt. to study biomass energy
• 7th grade students visit CSC
• Casella moves to sell Maine facility
• 3 more charged in large drug bust
• Wildfire danger elevated in Vt.
• Retailers report positive March sales data
• Lawmakers contemplate ‘cloud computing’ tax: 6:35 p.m.
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• ‘Strong’ sales for special plates: 5:45 p.m.
• Romney questions Obama’s candor on issues
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• US to sink ghost ship from Japan
• Growth of distant suburbs falls to historic low in United States
• Group plans 1,200-mile canoe trip to benefit Keewaydin
• The boss roars tough and tender in show
• Northfield Falls store burglary brings sentence
• Immigration center adding jobs
• Official: Transports will improve
• Guard to host skill competition
• Commission works on lake cleanup
• Rutland movie times
• Casella moves to sell Maine facility : 3:52 p.m.
• Dana’s fate moves to the fore: 3:48 p.m.
• Vt. House speaker to seek post again: 3:23 p.m.
• Slain teacher severely beaten, court documents say: 2:50 p.m.
• Department gets name makeover: 9 a.m.
• Psych transports will improve: 8:10 a.m.
• Detectives, intern injured in crash: 8:05 a.m.
• Vermont Today - Cooler today
• Giving back
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• 4 teens arrested following vandalism spree
• Investigation finds violations at auto dealer
• Owner selling historic Vt. building after fire
• Burlington police warn of phone scam
• One person’s junk is another's Stradivarius: One person’s junk is another's Stradivarius
• Arts Preview
• Pollock exhibition at Dartmouth
• ‘Chicago’: Northern Stage putting its own mark on an iconic musical: Northern Stage putting its own mark on an iconic musical
• Israeli security forces evict settlers in Hebron
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• NRC chair to visit troubled nuke plant
• Shame on them
• Correction
• Arrogance of vaccination bill
• Rebels blank Wildcats
• Smyrski gets Raiders over the hump
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• Third person charged in thefts
• Marijuana reform still kicking around Statehouse
• More burglary charges for man
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• Senate wades into merger politics
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• VLCT: Killington selectman’s petition not valid
• Springfield man denies arson
• Senate urges Rx monitoring
• Alabama Shakes brings huge buzz to Higher Ground
• Two police detectives, high school intern injured in crash
• Ariel Quartet combines youth and experience: Ariel Quartet combines youth and experience
• Grandpa’s Knob: the costs
• Don’t blame the teachers
• Drug arrest in Mendon
• NRC chair to visit troubled nuke plant: NRC chair to visit troubled nuke plant
• Barracks may need new location
• Strike averted, classes continue in Windham Northeast
• Mae Candib
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• Marjorie A. Rogers
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• Okemo Valley course opening
• Roundabout meeting today
• Vt. agency shortens name
• Fair Haven union contract details released
• Murray nets five as Spartans cruise to NAC win
• Pilgrim roll over Eagles, 17-5
• Baylor hopes to keep perfection going next year
• All aboard for wall-to-wall baseball
• Frozen Four has some new faces
• Masters has 2 stars, limitless possibilities
• Analysis: Obama, Romney begin to face off
• Two police detectives, high school intern injured in crash: 5:08 p.m.
• The Movie Diary: Let go of my ego: Let go of my ego
• Pot possession could become civil penalty: 4:45 p.m.
• Texas residents sift through tornado rubble
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• Castleton shoots for June 1 completion of new dorm: 3:45 p.m.
• Local visual arts
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• Killington selectman's petition not valid; meeting at noon: 11:20 a.m.
• Fight over hours closes schools in 4 towns: 9:30 a.m.
• Teens arrested following vandalism spree: 8:15 a.m.
• Strike averted in Windham Northeast: 7:15 a.m.
• Test : My Capture photo gallery
• Sirloin Saloon falls victim to hard times
• Vermont Today - Possible showers later today
• Tentative deal reached, no strike in Windham Northeast: 3:12 a.m.
• Perfect! Baylor beats Notre Dame 80-61 for title
• Raiders blast Otters 16-0
• No doubt: Griner says she’ll be back next year
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• Rutland Southwest teacher contract talks into the night
• Two sides negotiate to try to reach deal
• SDSU, Syracuse set for Battle on Midway
• Venus Williams advances at Family Circle Cup
• Wildcats live up to expectations with title
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• New effort by MDs to cut wasteful medical spending
• Humane Society takes in “hoarded” cats
• Poultney crash delays school buses
• Romney urges GOP to target Obama
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Police probe St. Albans robbery
• Judge: Police failed to read rights to teen
• Police seek syrup vandals
• Rankings note healthiest areas
• Man charged with DUI after crash
• Lawson pumps in five goals to lead MAU
• Kimbell explodes for five goals for Wasps
• Castleton diamondmen rout SVC
• Killington to reveal legal opinion on new petition
• Mayor makes appointments
• Vt. lawmakers grapple with development reviews
• West Rutland principal contract issue persists
• City woman sentenced on drug charges
• State’s CEOs feeling more bullish
• Man facing forgery charges
• Pownal fire leaves family of four homeless
• New owners to revive Brooks House
• Chase up church bell tower leads to burglary suspect
• FTC approves merger of Express Scripts and Medco
• Aging in Place: Caring at Home
• Health Talk: The role of a community health team case manager
• April 4 Health Briefs
• Review: Spurlock doc ‘Comic-Con’ for geeks only
• Unequal treatment
• US offers $10M for Pakistani militant chief
• Richard F. Jennings
• Richard A. Yandow Jr. Rites
• Jeanne D. Rosenberg
• Patrick B. Levins Rites
• Gertrude F. Bean
• Rhoda M. Cummings
• Nelson Douglas
• Syrian troops start return to bases ahead of deadline
• Experts: African rhino poaching at crisis levels
• Fed officials worried US job gains could fade
• Recovery threatened by student loan debt
• Brock hits Shumlin over merger plan: 5:22 p.m.
• Why people hate the banks
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• Good example of true sportsmanship
• Proctor soldier's family meets Obama during visit: 4:27 p.m.
• Dave, Craig staying put in late night through 2014
• High School Honors
• $7.7 million in upgrades for ER in Brattleboro
• State applies for new Berlin hospital — twice
• Court draws curtain on government
• And now, the veepstakes
• Respect the future
• Hidden in plain sight
• Killington to reveal legal opinion on new petition: 3:08 p.m.
• Man accused of driving 100 mph, leading police on chase
• Man accused of DUI, hits patrol car
• Shumlin tells Bennington to expect jobs, health care
• Man robbed in driveway
• Vermont Today - Sunny and warm today
• Mycapture:Rutland Herald Photos
• MyCapture:Rutlandherald Short Photos
• Chieftains top MR in marathon
• Report: AirTran best airline for passengers
• Teens charged in arson, vandalism spree in Brattleboro
• TENNIS
• Doyle poll: Vermonters split on Yankee, lukewarm on leaders
• Malpractice reform sent for study as ‘exchange’ bill advances
• Same-sex, binational couples challenge DOMA
• State officials eye public record exemptions
• Gawet paces Mounties
• Man accused of driving 100 mph
• Death case defense may change
• Irene C. Dadasiewicz
• Raymond W. Weeks Jr.
• Stanley J. Brzoza
• Elizabeth E. Hardy
• Allyn B. Seward
• Patrick A. Bruno
• Christina Trapeni
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• Roberts, Owen guide OV
• Patriots roll past Mill River
• DW rolls over GMC laxmen
• Pitching, big frame lead Cosmos
• Davidson lifts Spartan laxmen
• Fast start carries MSJ
• Jacks glide past Wasps
• Illingworth caps BF comeback
• CSC athletes recognized
• Devils edge Proctor in classic
• Kurchena scores six to lead RHS
• 4 Vt. police depts. find race disparity in stops: Study finds race disparity in stops
• Windham Northeast Teachers and school board talks resume
• Fundraiser nets $22,000 for new building at Pico
• Teachers: Forced to be silent about possible strike
• West Street scaffolding expected to come down this year
• Supreme Court ruling could affect Green Mountain Care
• ICE officials arrest 3 in Vt.
• Vermonter wins beer label contest
• Proctor to get connected to Pine Hill Park
• Brandon Judge sends project back to DRB
• Police: Cell escapee caught
• Lawmaker visits NM waste site
• Visit event set for April 12
• Shot at Olympic berth motivating Venus: Olympic berth motivates Venus
• Pettitte continues making progress
• Sharks enter final week fighting for playoff spot
• Fighters want mixed martial arts legalized in New York
• Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino crashes motorcycle
• Market Watch: CSA: Rutland
• Insider offers rare glimpse of U.S.-China frictions
• Branstad seeks Congressional probe on ‘pink slime’
• Supreme Court upholds jails’ invasive strip searches
• Ike’s lesson from 1953
• Pink slime economics
• Obama in Vermont
• Burger King’s new menu — a lot like McDonald’s
• France expelling radical imams, Muslim militants
• Hungarian president resigns in scandal
• Factory output increases, but construction declines
• Debt company ordered to repay Vermonters
• Avon rejects $10 billion offer
• Doyle poll shows Vermonters split on Yankee : 5:40 p.m.
• Democrats sharpen attack on Romney
• Shumlin wrong on vaccinations
• Putting money to good use
• Teachers: Forced to be silent about possible strike: 4:22 p.m.
• Hamburger Help: Recipes for hurried dinners
• Proctor to get connected to Pine Hill Park: 3:15 p.m.
• Debt company ordered to repay Vermonters: 2:18 p.m.
• HIS360A.1 World War II
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• GBA501.1 Legal, Social, and Environmental Implications of Business Decisions (11/06 – 12/18)
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• GPS560B.1 Characteristics and Treatment of Trauma
• GPS560A.1 Quest for Immortality
• GPS557.1 School Counseling Field Experience II
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• Man nabbed after car chase
• Test:Midweek Tofu Stir-Fry With Orange Ginger Sauce
• Mycapture:photos
• Lawmaker heads to N.M. radioactive waste site
• Vermont Today: Spring-like temperatures today
• New deer leader in tune with job
• Making math and science count
• Controversy boils over in maple syrup bill
• Merger on the line in legislative battle
• Rachel Maddow greets 700 fans in Manchester
• Spartans cool down Curry
• Mega Millions jackpot split by winners in three states
• Search intensifies for runner Micah True in NM: Search intensifies for runner Micah True in New Mexico
• Protests in town where teen was shot
• American who gave life for boy a contrast to Afghan news
• Brotherhood chooses a candidate in Egypt
• Keith Olbermann ousted from Current TV talk show
• High court rules no insurance coverage in Brooke Bennett case
• The Weekly Planet: Who’s the April fool?
• Outside in the natural classroom
• Saints aren’t society’s only bounty hunters: Saints aren’t society’s only bounty hunters
• Obama pushes Congress on millionaires’ tax proposal
• Man convicted in abduction case
• Arnold E. Clark
• Music Review: Top music supports new arts center
• Robbery leads to prison sentence
• Lawmaker draws laughs with request
• Guard to train at firing range
• Man faces attempted murder charge
• St. John’s coach breaks downtoday’s women’s Final Four
• Richard A.Yandow Jr.
• Jack E. Heaton
• Margaret L. O’Neil
• Carolyn Petruzzello
• Zetterstrom nominees deserving of recognition
• ’Cats outlast Cards, head to finals
• Lively no-hitter highlights CSC sweep
• Eagles laxers break through
• For 40-ish stars, these are good old days
• Fast finished carries Bruins over Islanders
• Woods, McIlroy havestarring roles in Masters
• St. John’s coach breaks down today’s women’s Final Four
• Winning numbers drawn in ‘Mega Millions’ game
• PSB to Entergy: Start over
• Obama crams a lot into four hours
• Supreme Court denies record request: Vermont Supreme Court denies police record request
• Mourners bid farewell to Melissa
• Snelling’s brother in murder-suicide
• More details on truck crash
• Concerts set in Ludlow, Springfield
• Police probe Cavendish fire
• Bennington to stay “whole” in proposed House map
• Two men charged in gas station robbery
• Windham County needs economic development aid, Senate panel told
• Alleged dealer faces drug and gun charges
• Police standoff closes Route 7.
• Zetterstrom nominees deserving of recognition
• Randall wins 30k title at Cross Country Ski Championships
• Payton, Saints and GM appeal suspensions
• Turkish lawmakers adopt disputed education bill
• France detains 19 suspected Islamist extremists
• Teams brace for thin air to reach hoops summit
• Nadal withdraws at Key Biscayne with knee injury
• Johnson not letting lack of winning mess with head
• Guy Lewis still waiting for call from hall
• Richard A. Yandow Jr.
• Arnold E. Clark
• Clifford E. Ryea Jr.
• Aune M. Currie
• Robert E. Harrison
• Shel I. Hochman Rites
• Richard H. Hunt
• Eurozone gets $500B in fresh money for bailout
• FDA plans to require tobacco companies to report chemicals
• Jump in consumer spending brightens economic outlook
• Romney gets Bush backing; no sign of George W.
• Obama could face jam on gay marriage
• $640M lottery has states anticipating tax jackpot
• Week in review
• Broccoli and bad faith
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• Supreme Court rules against Herald in records request: updated 5:38 p.m.
• Remember the ceiling when decorating a room
• Real Estate is Local: Ever consider a 55-plus neighborhood?
• Magic! Harry Potter studio tour opens
• Obama's Vermont visit draws crowds: 1 p.m.
• PSY450.1 History and Systems
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• HIS315.1 Renaissance and Reformation
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• HIS201.1 The World Since 1945
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• Shumlin tries out for role on national stage: 9:15 a.m.
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• Man with gun causes closure of Route 7: 7 p.m.
• Vermont Today - Snow coming Saturday
• Norwich, Proctor shut down Spartans
• Lawmakers protest plan for utility refunds
• Chinese firm passes Exxon in production
• State prepares for Obama visit
• Memorial planned for Friday; community copes
• Fish and Wildlife asks taxpayers for support
• Bluegrass legend Earl Scruggs dies at 88 in Tenn.
• Environmentalists condemn fracking
• Rhythm Hall hosts show
• Gators take bite out of Eagles
• Tallman hopes to get Springfield football back on track
• Football finals site(s) up in the air
• >Broadcasting late-night baseball a challenge
• Yang leads at Nabisco
• Augusta’s membership is at issue again
• UConn players enjoyed proving coach Geno wrong
• Cultures clash in commonwealth over UK-Louisville game
• Suspects not well-known
• Guard to change at DPW
• Bennington shuts down compost plant, maybe forever
• Leahy recognized for working on bill with local ties
• Rupert gets grant for river plan
• Keith’s II gets Armory variance
• Teachers agree to resume talks
• City police seek wanted man
• Public to vote on Neisner petition
• Springfield Parents, board debate seclusion room policy
• Springfield School Board cuts budget slightly
• Board says they still need information on petition
• Missing Westside man returns home
• Brandon police investigate burglary
• Alderman presses for bridge review
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• Thanks for the support
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• Wilton offers debate challenge
• Assad demands Syria rebels halt attacks
• Islamists press generals to fire government
• France buries gunman after Algeria refuses
• Judge ends Lohan’s probation, gives back freedom
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• Gladys R. Bushee
• Arnold E. Clark
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• Gerald P. Oslizlo
• Frank DeLoria
• Deborah A. Eaton
• Jim Brown
• Town has new flag for 250th
• Vt. joins opposition to Ariz. law
• Town loses bookmobile
• Police: Man points gun at clerk
• State science fair at Norwich
• Community morns the death of Melissa Jenkins: 5:25 p.m.
• Weather runs hot and cold in March
• College News
• House rejects conservatives’ deficit plan
• Nome residents roll along with higher fuel prices
• Rate on 30-year mortgage back below 4 percent
• ‘Death Race’ headed for reality TV
• Obama visit inspires Ben & Jerry's event: 4:52 p.m.
• Leahy recognized for working on bill with local ties: 3:05 p.m.
• ‘Death Race' headed for reality TV show: 2:32 p.m.
• Police looking for NY man over threats
• Man accused of killing teacher asked her out, made her uncomfortable
• Movie schedule for Rutland
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• Green Mountain College student art show set
• Snoop Dogg: A unique royalty
• Following the Holy Grail: ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ coming to the Paramount: ‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ coming to the Paramount
• Authorities looking for missing man
• Vermont joining states opposing Ariz. immigration law
• Vermont Today - Cloudy and windy
• Teens answer to felony charges in Barstow vandalism case: 6:33 p.m.
• Teachers in Windham Northeast vote to strike : 5:37 p.m.
• Teachers in Rutland Southwest vote to strike: 5 p.m.
• State’s jobless rate falls below 5 percent: 4:45 p.m.
• Police announce arrests, arraignment at 11 a.m.: Updated 10:35 a.m.
• More strife expected at Killington board meeting: 9:15 a.m.
• Third district principal resigns in a month: 8:14 a.m.
• Police to hold press conference with 'significant developments': 6:55 a.m.
• Vermont Today - Rainy with chance for snow
• Plea deal reached in murder-for-hire plot case
• Hayes leads UConn women back to Final Four
• Focus now on Pat Summitt’s future with Lady Vols
• El Salvador ends US Olympic hopes
• South Carolina hires men’s basketball coach Martin
• Driver in fatal crash answers to charges
• A question of labels is affecting drug lawsuits
• Tough GOP budget likely to go on shelf
• Board talks clinic location
• Roy talks goals beyond the rink
• Baylor’s Brittney Griner leads AP All-America team
• Cowgirls seek WNIT title to finish tragic season: Cowgirls seek title to end tragic season
• Owners approve salary cap reductions
• Final Four coaches poised to keep cashing in
• Beckett goes 5 shutout innings, Red Sox beat Rays
• Big Boys only in the Big Easy
• Andy Roddick loses to Juan Monaco at Key Biscayne
• Payton to meet with Parcells about coaching Saints
• Thunder Road Car Show returns to the high banks
• Jets did not consult Sanchez about Tebow
• Man denies driving charge
• Jenkins’ death ruled a homicide
• State throws weight behind utility merger
• Killington’s Haff to file second petition
• Newfane man found after search
• Police break up NY-Vt. drug ring
• Charge denied in pedestrian’s death
• 2nd suspect in shootings arraigned
• House gives OK to $12M for State Office Complex renovations
• Decrim relegated to study
• Yankee sharply reduces power, tries condenser fix
• Teachers in five more towns to vote on next steps
• Police search for missing Westside man
• VEDA backs Rutland Plywood co-gen project
• Weather forces ski resorts to make an early exit
• Residents speak out on wind project
• Margaret Monahan
• Patrick B. Levins Jr.
• Christina Trapeni
• Mary A. Robinson
• Shel I. Hochman
• Gregory Chilek
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• Jim Brown
• Rutland High School Honors
• Sad story
• Vets say dogs, cats turn old halfway through life
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• Whose money is it anyway?
• State Government Should Be More of a Partner
• Applying the lessons learned
• Dementia behind bars
• A farewell to Newt
• Step to the center
• Wind project raises questions
• No time to party
• EPA to reduce power plants’ carbon pollution
• Conservative justices question health law
• Syria accepts peace plan; bloodshed persists
• Experts: Hungary president’s doctoral thesis largely copied
• Source: Shooter didn’t send French attacks video
• Report warns of risk in California nuclear power plant
• Santorum looks to deny Romney by any means
• Health Briefs
• Health Talk: Successful aging: Are you prepared?
• Spilt Milk: Beyond the baby cave
• Consumer confidence falls flat in March
• Residents voice Grandpa's Knob concerns: 4:22 p.m.
• Teacher's death ruled a homicide: updated 3:22 p.m.
• Weather forces ski areas to close early: 3:20 p.m.
• Classes cancelled today at St. Johnsbury Academy
• Dept. of Public Service to endorse GMP-CVPS merger deal: updated 10:15 a.m.
• Expert: Tokyo soil is nuclear waste
• Man answers to gun charge
• Cold won't save sugar season
• Vermont Today - Cold and windy today
• Search continues for leads in missing woman case: updated 5:54 a.m.
• Vermont girls hockey teams skate on national stage
• Clem's set to reopen this week
• City drug strategy discussed
• Hundreds hold vigil for Jenkins
• Pension Board looks at powers
• Police follow leads in missing woman case
• Decision would hve ripple effect on Vt.
• Massachusetts farmers brace for sudden cold
• Justices take up historic legislation
• Union negotiation report to be released
• Hundreds hold vigil for Jenkins
• Betty Bishop
• Agnes M. Lyons
• Angela E. Frazier
• Donna Gleason
• Richard J. West Sr.
• Board to discuss graduate survey
• City man answers to gun charge
• Pittsford shooting suspects charged
• Snowmobile season ends
• Neisner sends email of potential lawsuit
• Weather forces ski resorts to make an early exit
• Frosty night threatens early-budding crops in Northeast
• Breath-test machine survive challenge
• Vermont girls hockey teams skate on national stage
• Castleton State players honored
• Dupuis quietly thriving for Penguins
• Radioactive waste dump approved
• SVC to host Easter egg hunt
• Police: Woman sent texts to witness
• Yankee condenser problems force power reduction
• Green Mountain National Forest adds 680 acres from Readsboro
• Alabama extends Saban’s deal, boosts pay
• Top talent defines this year’s Final Four
• Arab leaders won’t tell Syrian president to quit
• Police find body of young woman in Barnet: 7:01 p.m.
• Police keep searching; relative of missing woman speaks: 5:20 p.m.
• Neisner threatens to sue Killington in an email: 4:22 p.m.
• School Board to discuss grads, vote on administrators: 3:08 p.m.
• Police say missing Vt. woman victim of foul play: 12:36 p.m.- Read the police press release
• Parcells: No contact from Saints about coaching
• Pedroia homers, Lester sharp for Red Sox: Pedroia, Lester sharp for Sox
• Mother: Police demonizing slain son
• Big gain for stocks after Bernanke talk
• Romney trumpets conservative endorsements
• NATO: 3 troops killed by Afghan forces
• Obama to Russia: More flexibility after elections
• Cameron: Earth’s deepest spot desolate, foreboding
• A long shot
• The rule of law
• A mother’s grace and grieving
• Market Watch: Back from the South
• A fresh and rich pea soup that’s perfect for spring
• Japan shuts down its next-to-last nuclear reactor
• Bernanke says faster growth needed
• ‘Pink slime’ maker suspends operations at 3 plants
• Tiger back to being bookies’ favorite for Masters
• Tyshawn Taylor leading Kansas back to Final Four
• Tebow the Jet: Celebrity backup meets media
• Serena Williams beats Stosur at Key Biscayne
• Consider being a mentor
• Addressing myths, misinformation
• Social media: View from an ad agency: View from an ad agency
• Jay Peak still making snow
• Sanders aims to save postal service jobs
• Vermont Today: updated 7:37 a.m.
• Vermont Today
• St. Johnsbury woman missing; child abandoned in her car: updated 7 a.m.
• Freezing rain in downtown Rutland; winter-like temps today: updated 6:48 a.m.
• Tebow in Babylon
• Employers to visit state house next week
• Advice to deter bears
• Man denies assault with deadly weapon
• Ill-timed
• Stewart wins rain-shortened race in Fontana
• Jets hoping Tebow is ‘Wicked’ good for real show
• Couples sinks birdie putt to win at Fallen Oak
• No. 1 Baylor to face Summitt, Tennessee
• Tiger Woods a winner on tour again after 30 months
• Kentucky beats Baylor 82-70 in South Regional
• Bulls first to reach 40 wins
• UConn women in regional finals for 7th year in row
• Rules changes focus of meetings
• Taylor’s 22 lead KU to 80-67 win over Carolina
• Venus Williams rallies for win at Key Biscayne
• Math simple for US: Beat El Salvador to advance
• Windham teachers in contract gridlock with supervisory union
• Man wanted for theft from farm
• Man denies assault with deadly weapon
• Burr and Burton raises $5M, gets $10M from challenge gift
• Vt. military college holding first gay pride week
• Man drives injured bobcat to welcome center
• City to discuss drug treatment proposal
• Capital Beat
• CSC names new dean of academics
• Construction: Turning the corner, but slowly
• Challenges and opportunities face dairy farmers
• Shouldn’t have been a surprise
• Capital Beat
• Taking the pulse of Vermont’s economy
• ‘Hunger Games’ battles to $155M opening weekend
• Taliban warn Pakistan lawmakers over NATO supplies
• Afghans: US paid $50K per shooting spree death
• Obama warns North Korea over satellite plans
• Divided Congress settles for below-the-radar bills
• Students compete in math, science
• Vegas rail: A gamble or good thing?
• Key question in Penn State case: Who is Victim 2?: Key question in Penn State case: Who is Victim 2?
• US could bring hate charge in Fla. teen shooting
• Missing Westminster man found safe
• Elizabeth R. Smith Rites
• Bennington 4K fundraiser set for Saturday
• Leslie A. Valente Rites
• Mary Wasik
• Richard J. West Sr.
• Appeal of wind project dropped
• Hazel Mohan Rites
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• Joanne Ringquist Rites
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• Brian P. Dempsey
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• Forward To Richmond!
• Challenges and opportunities face dairy farmers
• Interest rates, economy, likely to boost homes sales
• Social media: View from an ad agency: View from an ad agency
• A lesson in history
• 0326 RH Wiles letter
• Opt in, not opt out
• Senators ask feds to probe requests for passwords
• Low credit, no problem: Americans pile into junk
• Japan and Canada to start free trade talks
• Social Media & Small Business: Top 5 Things You Should Already Be Doing in 2012
• Social Media and Vermont: The Social Networks of the Future
• Construction: Turning the corner, but slowly
• Seeing packaging as more than a throwaway
• Alternate ideas shared on alternate energies
• Missing Westminster man found safe
• Search resumes for Maine toddler missing 3 months
• Joey Logano wins Nationwide race at Fontana
• Ohio State beats Syracuse 77-70 to reach Final 4
• Caring for our forest: Forest Service project combines timber harvesting with forest restoration
• Vermont’s Walleye Fishing Starts Soon
• Hail to the chiefs: Set for Obama, Vt. recalls presidential visits past
• Beattie leads Manchester board for more than 20 years
• Fla. man wins nat’l memory contest held in NYC
• 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire
• Schools drop ‘pink slime’ beef filler
• Police: 5 people found dead in San Francisco house
• Navajo Nation eyes Grand Canyon for development
• On world stage, Obama confronts nuclear threats
• Amid war fears, some Israelis reach out to Iran
• Mild winter touches off early tick season
• NH weatherman’s forecasts are musts for ski areas
• Judges rule against DNA samples from suspects
• Police look for driver in one-vehicle crash
• Woods bounces back to lead by a shot
• Cardinals first to reach Final Four
• Spartans sweep Lyndon in baseball
• Pounding the drum
• ‘Death with dignity’ bill should not die: ‘Death with dignity’ bill should not die
• Standing up for free (offensive) speech
• Legislature should scrutinize tax breaks: Legislature should scrutinize tax breaks
• Doctor flight is no big risk
• Deer herd looking healthy
• Ianotti, St. Amour are top players
• Courts, cameras and the right to know
• More towns pick up the PACE
• Stuck with high gas prices, drivers just pump less
• IRS offers a ‘Fresh Start’
• Pujols, Fielder power up American League
• CVPS honored for rapid response to Irene
• Judges rule against DNA samples from suspects: Judges rule against requiring DNA samples from suspects
• Dry winter contributes to early fire warning
• Philip W. Forrest
• Matthew E. Abramov
• Mandatory recycling is good for Vermont
• Herbert Johnson Rites
• Mary Downey Rites
• Brian Dempsey
• Jane L. Herrmann
• Jeffrey T. Demars
• Leon A. Frederick Rites
• Spartans, McDougall get first victory
• Balance leads Hornets over Eagles
• Castleton splits with Skidmore
• Budget sets up new savings account
• Paintings stolen from Chaffee
• Obama taps Dartmouth College president for World Bank
• Senate snuffs attempt at marijuana ‘decrim’
• Bill could kill merger, utility execs say
• Angela E. Frazier
• Dorothy S. Putnam
• Elsie K. Cooley
• Jeffrey T. Demars
• Robert C. Farrar Jr. Rites
• Efficiency Vermont recognizes Springfield School District
• Okemo to close Sunday
• SVC to host Easter egg hunt
• Man gets jail time for assault
• Vermont Supreme Court upholds ban on prosecuting adults for juvenile crime
• Reapportion concerns persist in Bennington
• Jets creating potential QB mess with Sanchez-Tebow
• Jets trade QB Stanton to Colts for draft pick
• Johnson, NASCAR take opposing lessons from appeal
• Smaller shortstops coming back en vogue
• Georgia Tech reaches goal, now No. 1 Baylor is next
• MLB 2012: NL wide open after turbulent offseason
• Chamberlain has surgery after dislocating ankle
• Spring’s hot color for homes? Tangerine Tango
• Open Door Mission celebrates 25 years
• Diners enjoy soup for a cause at fundraiser
• Real Estate is Local: ‘I’m not going to give my house away’
• It’s a bracket racket
• Former superintendent sues for back pay
• Obama sympathetic to slain teen’s parents
• Flag back at Georgia fort after 148 years
• Court’s health ruling could shake fall elections
• ‘Cosi fan tutte’ at NYC Opera
• Biden: GOP changes threaten Medicare for millions
• Houston full autopsy to offer more details
• Must-have? Think again
• Paranoia strikes deeper: Paranoia strikes deeper
• An unnecessary fix
• Sowing fear about health care
• Youngest winners in Australia
• Generosity appreciated
• Health care predictions false
• Highway bill becomes House GOP headache
• North Korea’s rocket test: Why it matters
• New home sales fell in February
• Bank of America starts foreclosure rental program
• EU expands range of its anti-piracy strikes
• African Union force to step up hunt for Kony
• Middlebury man killed in NY car crash
• Bertrand leaves GOP post
• Killington considers new marketing effort
• Fire danger high today
• Vermont Today: Cooler, rain possible this weekend
• Tar Heels point guard is unlikely to play
• Cardinals knock off top-seeded Spartans 57-44
• For Syracuse, relief at the buzzer
• Government watchdog group warns Brazil of World Cup delays
• Tebowmania comes to Jets with plenty of drama
• Barenaked Ladies to play Okemo’s Festevol
• Dozens arrested, 1,000 march in protest of Yankee’s continued operation
• Meadow Street playground to reopen
• Debate over utility refunds reaches Vt. lawmakers
• Teachers protest over pay, health costs
• NCAA Notebook: Offutt, 2-time transfer, finds home at Ohio
• Wi, Dufner open with 66s; Woods 3 behind at Bay Hill
• Green Mountain athletes blend with Granville blue and gold
• Summitt expects better effort from team vs. Kansas
• NHL’s Bettman: Ready to meet whenever union ready
• Chipper Jones says this will be his final season
• Can Theo be the answer for Cubs?
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• Bales to be charged with murder in Afghan killings
• House panel OKs $2.1 million for ‘working lands’
• Firefighters put out fire at school
• More charges in burglary ring
• Farmers getting early start
• Man faces multiple robbery charges
• House votes to restructure education control
• Bertrand departs Vermont Republican Party post
• An evening of memories with the Marros
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• Hundreds rally in NYC for Fla. teenager shot dead
• Afghan president: Pact with US will be scrutinized
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• French standoff ends with suspect shot in the head
• Phillip Phillips moves up on ‘American Idol’
• ‘30 Rock’ going live again
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• East Middlebury man killed in crash: 5:26 p.m.
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• Rutland area Catholic churches to host “Welcome Home Mass”
• East Middlebury man killed in crash
• City to look at website redesign
• Rutland area Catholic churches to host 'Welcome Home Mass': 4:05 p.m.
• US unemployment aid applications hit 4-year low
• Q&A: What makes gasoline prices rise?
• Obama defends handling of Keystone pipeline
• City to look at website redesign: 3:27 p.m.
• More than 900 protesters march on Entergy offices
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• Sen. Nitka hospitalized after fall
• Vermont Today: Hot today
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• 2 towns approve school merger
• Moose, black bear talk tonight
• Bennington state office won’t disrupt services
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• Brooks elected Select Board chairman
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• Killington puts off petition
• Republicans talk renewables
• House set to consider budget
• New election ordered in race
• House OKs big transportation bill
• Bill would change education post
• House pushes expanding use of anti-DUI device
• Man accused of multiple felonies
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• Warm weather may ice-out Joe’s Pond soon
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• Al-Qaida claims responsibility for Iraq attacks
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• Heart of darkness: Heart of darkness
• The new Gilded Age
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• ‘Bone Structures’: Chaffee finds new approaches to the human figure: Chaffee finds new approaches to the human figure
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• Civilization as we know it
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• Compass Music and Arts Center: Chamber music anticipates a thriving Brandon center: Chamber music anticipates a thriving Brandon center
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• Starbucks, Green Mountain expand partnership
• Starbucks, Green Mountain expand line: 4:22 p.m.
• NH House to weigh gay marriage repeal vote
• Wallingford selectman appointed to scholarship committee: 3:32 p.m.
• Obama to promote energy policy on a 4-state trip
• Petition creating debate in Killington
• Marathon negotiation session resulted in teacher contract deal
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• Teacher contract talks continue into the night
• Vermont Today: Another warm, sunny day
• House OKs big transportation bill
• Klatt, Spartans beef up grid schedule
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• Vermont House votes for renewable energy goals
• Watkins sale clears another hurdle
• Manning: Work to do to get back to 100 percent
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• West Rutland debates employment of principal: West Rutland debates employment of school principal
• Why Catholics don’t like Santorum
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• Dalai Lama to visit Middlebury
• Health Talk: Type 1 & Type 2 diabetes
• Boomers finding space for sports
• Would-be author believes these roads were made for walking
• Women’s annual appointment loses some relevance
• Egypt’s Christians bid farewell to their patriarch
• Man accused of running over woman’s foot with car
• Manslaughter trial may start in June
• Business plan contest set
• Vt. covered bridge coming back after Irene
• Six-race suspension of crew chief Knaus overturned
• No Melo, but Wisconsin wary of talented Syracuse
• As he eyes Masters, Els has only himself to blame
• IndyCar has chance to showcase new stars
• UConn women advance to regionals, again: UConn women advance, again
• Sandusky judge: AG must turn over accuser contacts
• NU’s Baita, Fuller recognized
• Yankees’ Derek Jeter remains out with calf injury
• As confidence grows, builders request permits
• Roy will speak at Spartan Arena
• Black River Produce buys old Ben & Jerry’s plant in North Springfield for meat facility
• House backs ban on youth use of tanning beds
• Flooding feared after storms sock South
• Court questions life without parole for juveniles
• House GOP unveils its budget blueprint
• State defends contract with private health care consultant: State defends contract with health care consultant
• Rodney S. Bibens
• Mary Downey
• Marylee J. Dumas
• Millicent J. Sheldrick
• David B. Sholes
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• Mary Jane Woods
• Simone Chaloux
• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Amazingly long bridal train displayed in Romania
• 7.6 magnitude quake shakes Mexico City
• Flood relief fund open for business
• Neisner files petition to change Killington town government
• The doleful road to $6 gas
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• True picture of successful prince
• Board must consider kids
• Make parking more convenient
• Appreciates support in city
• Will do best as selectman
• New clue gives hope to solving Earhart mystery
• House OKs big transportation bill: 5:48 p.m.
• Neisner files petition to change Killington town government: 4:35 p.m.
• Flood relief fund open for business: 3:21 p.m.
• City to sell former school building to Housing Trust: 2:18 p.m.
• Covered bridge swept away by Irene returning
• Allaire fends off challenge for board presidency
• William Sorrell promises a vigorous fight against democratic challenger
• Police investigating copper thefts
• US indicts man on drug trafficking charges
• Vermont Today: Spring into another nice day
• Ohio is March hoops hotbed: 4 teams in final 16: Ohio is March hoops hotbed
• The many, many beans of Crescent Dragonwagon
• Say what?
• Motorcycle gunman kills 4 at French Jewish school: Motorcycle gunman kills 4 at French Jewish school
• Man in court on Irene robbery
• Wilmington restaurant coming back from Irene
• Readsboro landlord pleads innocent in cat deaths
• Donovan to go after Sorrell
• A strike looming, federal meditator reaches out to teachers and boards
• A Middlebury student wins America's NextEco Star.
• Rutland teen arrested in NY bust
• Avalanche kills 4 foreign tourists in Norway
• Are your kids veggie averse? Try mashed carrots
• Candidates disclose February fundraising
• Mistrial declared in ‘Housewives’ firing case
• Lawyer describes chat with Afghan killings suspect
• How to take a can-do attitude to Passover foods
• Romney focuses on Obama; Santorum questions rival
• Sheriff: Missing balloon pilot’s body found in Ga.
• Apple to pay dividend, start stock buybacks
• Court asked to dismiss abuse suit against Vt.
• Teachers, school district resolve labor dispute
• Settlement reached in secret Jackson taping case
• Wendy’s takes No. 2 spot from Burger King
• Tebow cast aside much like Manning
• Muamba breathing independently, talking again
• Union dilemma
• Occupy Wall Street urges May 1 strike over arrests
• Public to get say on vaccine bill
• Proctor High principal resigns
• Public to get say on vaccine bill
• Police probe copper theft
• Union dilemma
• Murtha, PSB issue last-minute competing decisions on Yankee
• Murtha, PSB issue last-minute competing decisions on Yankee
• Big demonstration against Yankee planned for Thursday in Brattleboro
• Vt. joins air pollution suit
• Local student wins Rotary contest
• Joanne Ringquist
• Investigators probe Proctor fire
• Writer to speak at SVC event
• Constance R. Molenaor
• Bethel garners VCIL Award
• Rockingham stop leads to charge
• John C. Kennedy
• Genevieve H. Moore
• Hazel Mohan
• Helen B. Chap
• Marjorie Chapman
• Janet Duffany
• Mary Dumas
• Leon A. Frederick
• Gertrude D. Harris
• Pedestrian severely injured
• Clara Y. Lindsey
• Killington selectman back in court May 30
• Michigan State is in the round of 16 — as usual
• 14 of 16 left in NCAA come from major conferences: Major conferences stand tall
• All-Marble Valley League All Stars
• Irish need gang approach to rebounding
• Syracuse’s deep bench an NCAA savior
• AP Sources: Manning chooses Broncos
• For Easter, a creamy “quiche” to feel good about: For Easter, a creamy ‘quiche’ you can feel good about
• Hurray for health care reform: Hurray for health care reform
• Chinese activist is missing, right group says
• Defense lawyer describes chat with suspect in Afghan killings
• Romney focuses on Obama; Santorum questions rival
• Report: US makes modest gains in graduation rate: Report: US makes modest gains in graduation rate
• Vote of confidence in home care
• Freedom to be bankrupted
• Great support for The Bus
• Turning off destructive rants
• Proctor principal resigns: updated 12:37 p.m.
• CVPS: Sale to Gaz Metro remains on track
• TJ Donovan to challenge Bill Sorrell for Attorney General: updated 10:15 a.m.
• Springfield woman critical after hit by two cars: updated 10:02 a.m.
• Flood-damaged building bought in Wilmington
• State attorneys differ on use of money
• Fire investigator: People seen running from Proctor blaze
• Vermont Today: Low 70s across Vermont today
• Shrine offenses to be wide open
• Harris tops Austin in girls all-star hockey
• Baylor rolls past UCSB, 81-40
• Brad Keselowski dominates to win at Bristol
• Hoyas head home after another tough NCAA loss
• North Carolina rolls past Creighton 87-73
• Donald wins at Transitions and returns to No. 1
• Top-seeded Michigan State holds off Saint Louis, 65-61
• Ignorance and racism a losing combination
• Specialty Filaments head pleads innocent
• Police seize 99 marijuana plants
• Brattleboro company acquired by P & G
• City readies stormwater proposal
• Senate committee approves search-and-rescue study
• Man charged with second cat-killing
• Generating tax proposes Yankee increase
• Drum Journeys opens new ‘Rhythm Hall’
• City Hall Reporter's Notebook: Deck Talk
• CVPS: Sale to Gaz Metro remains on track
• Vt.'s Ben & Jerry's issues pro-gay marriage flavor: Ben & Jerry's debuts new pro-gay marriage flavor
• Syrian insists rebels are regrouping, won’t cave
• Road ‘postings’ come early in northern New England
• SBA honors 'Champions'
• ‘Jump Street’ to leap into 1st
• Workshop offers exporting tips
• Police say 73 detained after Occupy protest
• Yemen says more than 2,000 killed in uprising
• Moscow police detain protesters outside TV station
• Stoned driving epidemic puts wrinkle in pot debate
• Afghan killing suspect dogged by money, job strife
• 5 teens shot in crowded downtown Indianapolis: Five teens shot in crowded downtown Indianapolis
• For a century, underground railroad ran south
• Middlebury student wins Vt. spelling bee
• Urban hipsters embrace hunting style
• An era, shelved: An era, shelved
• Dorn for (choose)!
• Army Corps seeks comments on project
• Business plan contest set
• Committee trims Springfield school budget
• Mathew D. Sheehan
• Anita C. Wehler
• Rodney Bibens
• Mary Downey
• George N. Dinn
• Vt. captain movie to film scenes in Mass.
• Brandon to spruce up town offices
• Heard it at School
• Give Allaire leadership post
• Time to protect rights
• Another quagmire
• Dakin Farm hosts maple events
• EPA gives energy star awards
• Billionaire family offers Mass. campus for free
• In Goldilocks market, everything seems just right
• Teague’s 24 leads Kentucky over Iowa State
• Goosen, Furyk tied for lead in Tampa
• Hope flows: Vt. nonprofit pours ‘Pure Water for the World’
• Court weighs insurance as a fact of life
• NRC’s Post-Fukushima recommendations don’t go far enough, some say
• Sanders rallies child care workers
• Deer hearing on web stream
• Homemade hot water, with a little help from the sun: Homemade hot water, with a little help from the sun
• Cashless society is closer than you think: Cashless society is closer than you think
• TannerdirectsProctorto crown
• Vonn sets women’s points mark, eyes overall
• Bruins blow 2-0 lead but take shootout
• Hartford capturesits first title, 49-35
• ‘New kids’ were poised
• MLB to launch new playoff format
• Death of a bill
• Heroic act at the library
• Occupy Wall Street celebrates 6 months since start
• Accused soldier was family man
• Bond prices reflect economic currents: Bond prices reflect economic currents
• Canada, Asia remain Vermont’s top export markets
• Two towns look at wood heat
• Music Review: A classical music video on stage?
• Peace still has a chance
• Health care freedom at risk
• We will pay for all this
• Waking up from the American dream
• The importance of being in nature, together
• Obama’s clear message on Iran
• The cagey phase
• Convicted death camp guard dies
• Suicide blasts kill dozens in Syrian capital
• Delicate rescue saves stranded $1.7B US satellite
• Analysis Sudden North Korean turn risks US ties
• A look at long-shot strategy by long-shot Santorum
• Phantoms go for another title
• St. Norbert knocks out Norwich
• Carrara doubles up At Devil’s Bowl
• No. 15 seed Norfolk St stuns No. 2 Missouri 86-84
• North Carolina beats Vermont 77-58
• Manning meets again with Broncos, 49ers in chase
• Andy Pettitte signs deal with Yankees
• Panel won’t advance ‘death with dignity’ bill
• Teachers won’t get paid during strike
• Benefit to help farmer with cancer: Benefit to help Tinmouth farmer with medical bills
• “Birth of Innocence” film makers charged in multi-million dollar fraud
• Teen’s lawyer challenges police questioning in texting case
• Theater Review: ‘Red’ enjoys the torment of art
• Bennington sees high turnout for community visit
• Army Corps seeks comments on project
• Group buys building to help town
• Police arrest robbery suspect
• Court says no TV cameras at health care arguments
• Waterbury businesses grateful for commitment
• Bennington: Who will pay for levee repairs?
• Marijuana in the mail leads to drug charge
• More elections coming in Danby
• Pittsfield school officials head to Montpelier
• Putin’s famous encounter with tigress questioned
• Afghan leader blasts US over investigation
• Second neutrino team refutes faster-than-light find
• Panel won’t advance ‘death with dignity’ bill
• Combat flag hangs for Cadets
• Breast-feeding passenger settles airline lawsuit
• Charles N. Willette
• Stella A. Rocchi Rites
• Arthur H. Hart
• Heath H. Dodge
• Glenna A. Buzzell
• US: Rocket launch would break N. Korea deal
• Tornado damages more than 100 homes
• Ex-Rutgers student convicted
• US consumer prices up due to higher gas costs
• Greece to get bailout funds on Monday
• CBO: Obama budget produces deficit of $977B
• A deeply relevant ‘Death of a Salesman’
• Natural born drillers: Natural born drillers
• Making choices
• Real Estate is Local: Now is the time
• Right at Home: Ceramics strong this spring: Ceramics strong this spring
• Generosity appreciated
• Keep privacy protections
• A question of fairness
• Man arrested with 12 pounds of pot, 4 ounces Ecstasy
• Man accused of kidnapping, attempted murder now faces federal charges
• Spring weather offers head start on outdoor fun
• Variety show benefits Ugandan village
• Lawyer challenges police tactics in texting driver's case
• SnowMont music event at Killington canceled
• Woman admits to stealing $315,000
• Vermont Today: Rainy today, picnic perfect tomorrow
• VCU pulls only upset of the day
• Oxbow holds off Thetford in double overtime
• All-Star Classic on tap Saturday
• Syracuse avoids being first No. 1 to lose to 16
• All-Star Classic on tap Saturday
• Hartman is a Windsor heartbreaker
• Howard stays, other bigs move; Lakers get Sessions
• Harrington opens with a 61 at Innisbrook
• Patient bed numbers nailed down
• Sorrell: Tools needed to fight child porn
• Mount Anthony eyes changes to athlete eligibility
• Mount Anthony sophomore writes winning Green-Up entry
• Eggs and Kegs is Friday
• SnowMont music event cancelled
• Dalai Lama coming to Middlebury
• Water break fixed, for now
• Teachers threaten to strike
• Heating district deadline heats up
• Man arraigned for bank robbery: Man arraigned for bank robbery
• City Irene expenses on track to top $1 million
• Patient bed numbers nailed down: Berlin mental health facility slated to get 25 beds
• Brattleboro man extradited to California to face murder charges
• Yankee reduces power citing condenser problem
• McKibben to speak in Manchester
• Fire damages East Dorset home
• Choice is to rebuild state office complex, but smaller
• Waste boss: No NY fracking until 2013
• Forest Service investigates Mount Tabor blaze
• Klopchin named board chairman
• Judge dismisses case against Rutland police
• WWF: Elephant killing continues in Cameroon
• Karzai tells NATO to pull back forces
• Cuba dissidents vow to stay in church
• Henson’s wrist injury adds stress on UNC bench
• Colorado State wilts under Murray State’s pressure
• Mathew D. Sheehan
• Millicent J. Sheldrick
• Leon A. Frederick
• Thomas E. Crowley
• Margaret C. Davis
• Hazel S. Mohan
• $19.8M set aside for flood-damaged properties
• Mitt’s rich predicament
• Cherish Vermont’s individual liberty
• Signs of the times
• End political influence in Yankee
• Disappointed in CNN report
• Knox’s ex-boyfriend has first book deal
• Teachers vote to strike if no agreement by Wednesday: 5:10 p.m.
• Blagojevich enters prison
• Biden defends auto rescue in first big foray
• Sorrell hires 2 staffers for child porn tracking: 5:05 p.m.
• Schools will get to opt out of ‘pink slime’
• Teacher pension funds underfunded
• Obama defends energy record, calls critics naysayers
• MythBusters exhibition opens in Chicago
• $19.8M set aside for flood-damaged properties: 3:22 p.m.
• Judge dismisses case against Rutland police: 2:10 p.m.
• Rutland's water main fixed: 12:37 p.m.
• The Movie Diary: The Hero's Journey
• Rusty ‘The Logger' DeWees: Philosophizing the working class: Philosophizing the working class
• Lovable oddballs: Dr. Dog brings new album and enhanced sound
• Discover Jazz Fest serves up first four shows
• The Local Spin: Irish or not?
• Hahn-Bin mixes theater with classical music
• Arts Preview
• Murder suspect wants to represent self: 8:45 a.m.
• Vermonter extradited in connection with Calif. death: 8:40 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Warm today, thunderstorms possible Friday
• ’Canes outlast Slaters, advance to D-II finale
• Skiing’s loss is golf’s gain; courses opening today
• Academics are still second at many schools
• McGlynn scores 18 points, Vermont beat Lamar, 71-59
• PHS pushes past Horde to title game
• $19.8M set aside for flood-damaged properties
• City workers on scene of another water main break : 9:05 p.m.
• Webb hired as Killington town manager amidst controversy
• Readsboro landlord accused of killing tenant’s cat
• Water main breaks on Route 7
• Danby's voters reject town report
• Marijuana reform still alive in Montpelier
• State corrections updating its emergency notification system
• Pedestrian dies from injuries
• Vt. worker dies from fall
• Bianchi to serve as chairman in Killington, breaking tradition
• Woman sentenced to jail on federal drug charge
• Attorney: Petition for renovation not valid
• CVPS reports 2011 earnings
• Man gets year in jail for ID theft
• Watershed plan feedback due Friday
• Manchester roundabout may have May 1 start
• Syria forces attack Daraa; rebels in disarray
• NATO measures to keep Taliban out of Afghan forces
• Poland out of step with Europe on climate
• Windsor squares off with Hornets tonight
• Vonn takes downhill for 12th season win
• On last day free, Blagojevich offers some final words
• Obama: US, UK committed to Afghan mission
• ‘Death with dignity' bill draws emotional testimony
• Vaccine bill sparks financial concerns
• House slashes Shumlin fee increases
• Madison C. Jaurigue
• Veronica D. Josselyn
• Faye C. Lillie
• Donald E. Ryan
• Millicent J. Sheldrick
• Mary S. Wasik
• Virginia B. Avery
• Pauline M. Bilodeau
• Todd F. Davison
• Beth J. Hathaway
• Making it all add up
• Need for reform
• Thanks for the generosity
• Maintain warrant requirement
• Volunteers walk the walk
• ‘Red’: Revealing the tense and dramatic artistic process: Revealing the tense and dramatic artistic process
• FEMA, state to pay $20M for flood mitigation: 4:24 p.m.
• Santorum: Romney a ‘flawed’ front-runner
• Belfast wagers on Titanic’s unsinkable appeal
• Stewart off to rare good start
• Wrongful death trial in Virginia Tech killings goes to jury
• ’Mello denies wanting trade
• Vermont Nordic skiingall-stars selected
• Barbers, beauticians get snippy over striped poles
• Marijuana reform alive – kind of: 3:38 p.m.
• Vaccine bill sparks financial concerns : 3:05 p.m.
• Bianchi appointed chairman in Killington: 2:22 p.m.
• Father accused of punching son in face
• Suit filed against utility after drowning death
• Landlord accused of killing cat
• Bennington man dead after crash
• Vermont Today: Sunny and warm
• Discount season passes available at Devil’s Bowl Speedway
• DII semis: Slaters hope third time is the charm
• Health Talk: Leaving the Hospital for Home Care
• Spilt Milk: Trust the process
• Yankee fee reduced, but controversy remains
• Business puts on a show
• Welch looks to take Vermont vets program national
• Right-to-die legislation Vt. Medical Society opposes bill
• To avoid VSH layoffs, plan in progress: Plan in works to avoid Vermont State Hospital layoffs
• State’s jobless rate dips to 5 percent
• NH man pleads innocent to BF bank robbery
• Police: Man drove drunk on Feb. 20
• Shaftsbury sees increase in broadband access
• Springfield voters attribute budget failure to ‘lack of trust’
• First defendants in burglary ring arraigned
• Entergy asked PSB for clarity on operation, waste
• Community forums set for Thursday
• Official primary results released
• Woman honored for rescue
• Conservative group: Voter fraud easy in Vermont
• Energy forum set for tonight
• A community mourns Madi
• Parking deck woes continue in Rutland
• Labor Relations Board rules for union
• Andrew Petry
• Joyce E. Thomas
• Rita C. McCann
• Catherine H. Rawling
• Beatrice P. Broniewski
• Marcia L. Cota
• Pauline M. Bilodeau
• Dale R. Larmie
• Jean J. Littlefield
• Janice E. Cobb
• Max Felder
• O’Keefe video renews debate over voter ID laws: 5:52 p.m.
• The tipping point
• Better outcomes for all
• Manlashes and manscara
• The fertility implosion
• Expanding school choice
• Stating their case
• The health exchange: questions answered
• Learning from Finland
• Showing love for the weatherman
• Thanks from Springfield on the Move
• Grateful for budget vote
• In support of expanding school choice: 4:10 p.m.
• Welch advocates outreach program for veterans : 3:11 p.m.
• Energy groups offer open forum for towns: 2:15 p.m.
• Obama warns China against ‘skirting rules’
• Senate ready to pass highway programs overhaul
• Shootings further dent Americans’ support for war
• Buzz bands seek to cut through chaos of SXSW
• Fed notes better economy, takes no policy action
• Titanic letter to return to Belfast
• Iran rejects allegations of cleaning up nuclear works
• Syrian forces recapture rebel stronghold
• Neighborhood rivalry on tap at the Aud
• All-MVL selections
• Vt. unemployment rate falls to 5 percent
• Police investigating death of a UVM student
• New Hampshire man accused of robbing Vt. bank
• Teen accused of assaulting parents
• 5-year-old missing 2 hours found
• Vermont Today: Chance of rain
• BBA tops Stowe for Lake crown
• Tiger drives off to an uncertain future
• Rogge confident Saudis will send women to London
• Open for business: NFL free agency set to begin
• PSU: Paterno’s firing over ‘failure of leadership’
• Stanford, UConn, Notre Dame earn No. 1 seeds
• Doctors weigh in on health care cure
• More than two dozen receive citizenship
• Crew chief Chad Knaus: cheater or innovator?
• Business leaders want Vermont Yankee taxes for economic development
• Stalled end-of-life bill to get hearing
• Physician behind Death With Dignity law dies
• Nobel scientist who warned of thinning ozone dies
• Jay McMullen, investigative journalist for CBS, dies at 90
• Senate leader moves to end GOP filibuster on judges
• Youth art class at Chaffee
• Rebuild Waterbury pushes to keep homecomings happening
• Elder Connection: Hospice volunteers needed in region
• Film on Irene screened
• Killington debates town manager hire
• Ex-officer faces new criminal charge
• Music Review: VSO delivers heroic Beethoven
• GMC announces new major
• Good story lines and some good NCAA picks
• Sanders gets GOP challenger
• VLS names new president and dean
• Man accused of forging state vouchers
• Man accused of domestic assault
• Arts and business collaborate to promote region
• Plymouth residents reject private gravel pit plan
• Bridge repair approval makes headway
• What Greece means
• Turning point
• ‘Fashion Star’ show’s designs in stores next day
• Health care is a public good
• Thank you for the support
• First, do no harm
• Enjoy the commercial breaks
• Heard it at School
• Joseph R. Bove Sr.
• Marion A. Baker
• Stewart W. Pelkey
• Stella Rocchi
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• Marinate steak in Guinness for St. Patrick’s Day
• Gingrich engages his ‘tweeples’ on social media
• Activists: Civilians ‘massacred’ in Syria
• Ex-student reported rampage threat
• Five die in strikes on Gaza, militants barrage Israel
• Spain deficit tests Europe’s austerity logic
• Lawsuit challenges federal licensing of tax preparers
• Unlikely partners unite after disasters
• Federal deficit rose in February, on pace to top $1 trillion again
• UK government sued for helping US drone strikes
• Killington debates town manager
• Saint Men Make CSJ Proud
• Yes, we have no billboards
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• Local pharmacist charged
• No. 1 Kentucky is top seed despite SEC title loss
• Manning spends more than 6 hours at Cardinals HQ
• Rose rallies to win World Golf Championship
• Zoricic’s father: ‘He was really happy’: Zoricic’s father: ‘He was really happy’
• Michigan State seeded No. 1 in West Region
• Despite ACC loss, UNC earns a No. 1 seed in NCAAs
• No. 12 seed Harvard will play Vanderbilt in NCAA
• Penguins beat Bruins 5-2 for ninth straight win
• Tulsa fires Wojcik, who set school record for wins
• Kobe leads Lakers past Celtics
• Stewart uses bold move late to win at Las Vegas
• Time to close Vermont Yankee
• Zoricic’s father: ‘He was really happy’: Zoricic’s father: ‘He was really happy’
• Penguins beat Bruins 5-2 for ninth straight win
• Michigan State seeded No. 1 in West Region
• Rose rallies to win World Golf Championship
• No. 12 seed Harvard will play Vanderbilt in NCAA
• Despite ACC loss, UNC earns a No. 1 seed in NCAAs
• Vanderbilt upsets No. 1 Kentucky
• Manning spends more than 6 hours at Cardinals HQ
• Kobe leads Lakers past Celtics
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• Stewart uses bold move late to win at Las Vegas
• Tulsa fires Wojcik, who set school record for wins
• No. 1 Kentucky is top seed despite SEC title loss
• Gingrich engages his “tweeples” on social media
• Santorum calls Romney a weak candidate for the GOP
• Students at Vt. college learn computer protection
• Plane hits power lines in Vt.
• 2 killed in Vermont crash
• Kennedy joins Vermont Grocers
• Marketing make or break seminar
• City police investigate armed robbery
• Town looks at park and ride possibility
• Vt. community radio station rushing to get on air
• Chamber hosts Business Show
• Capital Beat: Crossover, coming up
• City Hall Reporter's Notebook: Talking Politics
• Welch to talk with veterans about outreach program
• Students at Vt. college learn computer protection
• Elder Connection
• Confidence through crafting
• Alley plans previewed
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• Ski village elicits some, but not many concerns: Questions, not many, remain in ski area village plan
• US soldier kills 16 Afghans, deepening crisis
• Swiss voters reject 6 weeks paid vacation
• 3 killed in 3rd day of Gaza-Israel violence
• International man of mystery runs for governor
• Double sacrifice: Family loses sons in Afghanistan
• Suspect arrested in Wash. courthouse attack
• Ski village elicits some, but not many concerns
• Pass the books. Hold the oil.
• Kennedy joins Vermont Grocers
• LL Bean sales grow despite weak economy
• VPR honored for Irene stories
• Welch names business liaison
• Vermont Railway receives top industry award
• Brook Field Service Acquires a Mt. Holly Generator Business
• Welch names business liaison
• Mary S. Wasik
• Okemo event raises $7,600
• VPR honored for Irene stories
• Two accused in gun pointing case
• Man to serve 40 days after baby takes pill
• Marion Batchelder
• Nancy E. Rogers-Lackey
• Anne S. Burkhardt
• Esther Swift
• Marcia L. Cota
• Andrew Petry
• Evelyn Myers
• Time to close Vermont Yankee
• Founders used veto restraint
• End-of-life issues
• War brings change to navies
• Support Death with Dignity bill
• Israel faces genocidal threat
• LL Bean sales grow despite weak economy
• MSJ wears D-II state crown
• Book review: An adopted son returns to Bogota to find his past
• Book galvanizes debate on drug policies, race
• Book Review: Story collection a poignant prose menagerie
• State police cruiser hits tree in Vermont
• St. J woman sentenced for bank robbery
• Vt. community radio station rushing to get on air
• Vermont man announces run for US Senate
• Taliban prisoners at Gitmo OK with possible transfer to Qatar
• Afghans hinder smuggling inquiry, Americans say
• Violence continues for Israel and militants
• States begin to rethink solitary confinement
• Santorum takes Kansas, Romney counters in Wyoming
• Missing hiker, cat found alive after weeks
• Activists seek to curtail restraint of students: Education Department criticizes restraint of students
• Illegal immigration decline leads to drop in crime
• Occupy movement looks for what’s next
• Paulette K. Crossman Rites
• Betty Jenne Rites
• Warren T. Lillie Rites
• Delia P. O’Dowd
• Catherine H. Rawling
• Madison C. Jaurigue
• One-acts take the stage
• Poultney chamber showcases local businesses
• Beatrice Prior Towsley
• Does House GOP care about Medicare costs?
• Mental health care is expanding
• Sorrell’s record of accomplishment
• Vt call for political funding limits faces national test
• State zeroing in on new hospital’s size, location
• It’s time for roses: Study and plan now for planting
• Getting to the point: Vaccinations save lives
• Too often, doctors overlook narcolepsy
• Book review: Coming of age in a trailer park
• Book review: Veteran flight attendant describes life in the sky
• Yankee Notebook: A journey begins in Nicaragua
• Norwich blanks Wentworth, 3-0
• Western bolts to 17-9 win over CSC
• UN fact sheet: Weapons track not confirmed
• Storied carrier makes final voyage
• Rally carries PHS to Barre
• Limbaugh’s rant is hurting the GOP
• The Phony Settlement
• NY company growing mushrooms as packing material
• Trojans defend D-IV titlewith victory over Danville
• Hoefl-Riesch wins slalom, Vonn skis out
• Vermont beats Stony Brook, wins NCAA berth
• Teter suffers concussion at U.S. Open
• Washington edges Bruins
• Watson shoots 10-under 62 to take Doral lead
• Westside upsets Poultney
• Lakers eliminate Patriots
• Windsor is going to Barre
• Slaters punch ticket to semis
• Athletic Hornets eliminate Raiders
• Eagles pull away from Minutemen
• ’Canes rally to edge Lakers
• Andrews eliminates Fighting Saints
• Kahne’s 23rd career pole is a record setter in Las Vegas
• Vt. communities pouring out stories of Irene
• US adds 227,000 jobs in Feb.; jobless rate 8.3%
• Questions lead to questions at Yankee hearing
• City sets up first bridge project
• Theater Review: ‘Shirley Valentine' touching and terribly funny
• Getting real with ‘The Logger’
• Sol Schiff, ‘Mr. Table Tennis,’ dies at 94
• Solar firm unveils ‘game changer’
• Papers debate Doonesbury abortion strips
• Middlebury Chili fest and contest set for today
• Woman faces cocaine, marijuana charges
• Police: shotgun used to settle dispute between Ira neighbors
• State police warn schools about suspicious packages
• Four accused of attacking Good Samaritans
• Police: $18,634 in equipment stolen from church
• Police identify suspects in Bellows Falls bank robbery
• Burlington’s credit rating at issue
• Woman sentenced for role in fatal stabbing
• Elm Hill principal resigns from post
• Ex-trooper reaches plea deal
• State office costs higher than hoped
• Sorrell’s record of accomplishment
• ‘Mad Men’ fans head to Manhattan for a cocktail
• Resist the temptation
• Records show Japan knew meltdown risk
• Pope denounces gay marriage lobby to bishops
• Pakistan appoints new intelligence agency chief
• How good is the housing news?
• The politics of panic
• US trade deficit hits three-year high
• Shooter had no ID; fingerprints yield nothing
• Romney eager to connect with South
• Handy Man on Call: Granite countertops and horsehair plastered walls
• Ohio: Gas-drilling injection well led to earthquakes
• Catherine I. Pellegrino Rites
• Donald J. Purdy
• Nancy Rogers-Lackey
• Judie C. Rooker Rites
• Ellsworth G. Galvin Rites
• Joseph Chastenay Rites
• Norma M. Bodette
• Joseph R. Bove Sr.
• Madison C. Jaurigue
• Anthony Holberton-Wood
• Phyllis I. Noble
• UMass stuns No. 21 Temple in Atlantic 10 tourney
• No. 1 Kentucky outlasts LSU 60-51 in SEC tourney
• Illini’s Weber fired after 9 seasons
• Tar Heels trounce Terps; Henson injured
• Three quick projects that kill clutter
• The Rundown: Vermont Press Bureau on the future of the Waterbury state offices: updated 3:01 p.m.
• PSB: May not have authority to grant Entergy permit: 1:30 p.m.
• Ryan Cochran-Siegle wins 2nd gold at Jr. Worlds: 11:12 a.m.
• Man accused of stealing from firehouse: 10:13 a.m.
• Ira man arrested, accused of shooting at car: updated 9:17 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Cool today, snow tonight, nice Sunday
• Canaan tips Eagles in 8-9 game
• Lakers eliminate Colonels
• Mount Mansfield trips Rice for Division I title, 41-34
• Raptors oust Jacks
• Cougars cruise to Alpine title
• Scott, Dufner tied for Doral lead
• No. 2 Syracuse beats Connecticut 58-55
• Vt officials propose mandatory algebra, geometry
• Winooski man faces coke charge
• Red Cross response rate up in Vt
• Southern Vermont College graduation speaker set
• Theft from firehouse alleged
• K-9 teams learn new tricks
• Solar firm unveils ‘game changer’
• Poultney holds business event
• Police investigate attempted West Rutland arson
• Manchester school running a deficit
• Springfield budget failure opens old wounds
• Guilty plea entered in federal child sex charge
• Rutland hospital nurses seek public support in contract dispute
• Chamber hosts Business Show
• Shumlin makes skiing, riding new state sports: Skiing, riding made official state sports
• Addison
• Welch takes on campaign spending
• Notte to challenge Allaire for board presidency
• Todd F. Davison
• Don’t believe
• In Athens, austerity’s ugliness
• Tactics look like revenge
• Congratulations on election
• An unfortunate replacement
• Choosing independence
• US: Work needed to stop youth tobacco use
• Court takes over oil spill claims
• FDA links once-promising pain drugs to bone decay
• education Obama, GOP governors share same views
• Cuba blames US for Summit of the Americas snub
• Syrian official defects to protest crackdown
• Outdoor groups need to learn to work together
• Ready for lift-off
• Occupy’s future to be debated at Goddard
• NY man convicted of killing 3, torching home: NY man convicted of killing 3, torching home
• George N. Dinn
• Judie C. Rooker
• Julia Kelinsky
• Theresa M. Scarpo
• Doris E. Boutin
• Janet H. Donaldson
• Book looks at life of singer Selena
• US unemployment applications hover near low levels
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• Woodstock OKs rec repairs
• Schools form ‘regional education district'
• Mount Anthony advisory questions get rough response
• Bennington County towns vote against smart meters
• Castleton to seek public opinion on bond
• Shrewsbury approves expenditures
• School budgets pass, spending likely to rise
• Lengthy jail sentence for New York man who sold drugs in Rutland
• In Rutland Town Chioffi to call for recount
• Town clerk discusses ballot controversy
• Proctor dismantles Black River
• Vt. gymnastics coach reaches plea deal
• Vermont Today: Warm, rain this afternoon
• MSJ dunks BBA, earns finals berth
• NFLPA says it will do own bounty investigation
• Thorpe says he expects to fail in Olympic bid
• Indians take down Warriors
• Peyton-palooza: Manning will have several suitors
• Bucks eliminate Hornets
• CSJ moves on to second round
• K-9 teams learn new tricks
• Officials seek mandatory algebra, geometry
• Entergy says Yankee will run without new state permit
• Aldermanic results final
• World powers seek unity on Iran nuclear program
• Bridge meeting set for tonight
• Vt. gains personnel, loses full-time Air Guardsmen
• Teen arrested in Pittsford break-in
• Final count: 64 Vt. towns call for political-funding limits
• NRC gives Yankee good grade
• Al-Qaida claims Yemen military base attack
• Results of Town Meeting 2012 by county
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• Music Review: Pianist Diana Fanning — one of Vermont’s finest
• Local Spin: KissMummy?
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• Connecticut beats West Virginia 71-67 in OT
• Hanse of US to design 2016 Rio Olympic golf course
• Delia P. O’Dowd
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• Paulette K. Crossman
• Francis Willette
• Franklin E. Temple
• Margaret J. Gardner
• Windsor County Results
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• Bennington County
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• The tide turns
• Liz Cheney, desist!: Liz Cheney, desist!
• Thank you for the past four years.
• Romney says he’s ready to continue fight
• Vermont sets unrealistic goals
• Single-payer secures freedom
• Obama talks energy, jobs in NC a day after primary
• American Airlines will freeze pensions, rather than kill them
• Greek bond swap sees more investors
• House conservatives struggles to piece budget together
• Alliances the buzz word for Europe auto survival
• Wennberg looking to pad coffers for anti-single-payer push: updated 2:42 p.m.
• Dog takes down drug paraphernalia during traffic stop: updated 1:34 p.m.
• Papers are late today
• Arlington passes budgets
• North Bennington votes to open independent school
• Bennington recognizes Irene heroes
• Wells approves money issues
• Tinmouth returns to floor votes on money
• Rutland Town Faignant wins, $600K bond fails
• Poultney approves budget, no races
• Newcomer elected to FH Select Board, budgets passed
• New face on Brandon’s Board
• Mount Tabor: Voters split on school spending
• Incumbent, newcomer elected in Clarendon
• Hubbardton budget down $48 at town meeting
• Pittsford approves budget; school director steps down
• Vermont Today: Sunny and warm today
• Wallingford OKs town spending hike: Wallingford voters approve town spending increase
• $2 million bond fails; newcomers join town boards
• Town-by-town Town Meeting Coverage: updated 6:44 a.m.
• Eastern Libya pulls away from central government
• Bulldogs outlast Raiders in 3OT
• Romney wins Vermont GOP primary
• A climate of respect
• Five pedestrian deaths are call to action
• Popular official Cuban culture minister leaves
• Rep. of Congo: 246 die in blasts
• Major Greek banks agree on bond deal
• Dow falls more than 200, interrupting rally
• Charity rebuffs tour money
• Justice Department hails Minn. school’s bullying settlement
• $336.4M Powerball winner announced
• American Legion leader to visit Vt
• Essex names new police chief
• Voters in Morgan closing school
• World powers agree Iran talks can resume
• Android Market out, Google Play moves in
• Lehman sell-off winding down as bank’s end nears
• Goodman, Lindberg win in Cavendish
• Middlebury approves budget, creates development fund
• Three union high school budgets pass
• West Haven OKs budgets
• Sudbury talks health care, votes for budgets
• All money articles OK’d in Mount Holly
• Rockingham passes budgets, elects Josh Hearne
• Chittenden votes for new town office in church
• Shaftsbury approves budgets, denies some nonprofits
• Waitsfield approves all articles
• Arlington passes budgets
• Manchester approves poolhouse bond
• MacGillivray, Yesman win; school budget defeated, town budget breezes
• Slaters roll past Terriers
• Burr and Burton boys repeat as Alpine champs
• Rice ousts Rutland in D-I semifinals
• Mill River pulls away from Springfield: Mill River pulls away from Springfield
• Northfield sneaks past Green Mountain
• Mount Anthony rolls Middlebury
• Yellow Jackets buzz past Blue Devils
• Poultney routs Danville
• Raiders cruise past Bulldogs
• Westside rolls past Mounties
• Raptors power past Rebels
• Ewing, Hall among 10 chosen for college hoops Hall: Ewing chosen for college hoops Hall
• Girardi challenges Hughes to step up work ethic: Girardi issues challenges to Hughes to step up work ethic
• West Haven OKs budgets
• Manchester approves poolhouse bond
• Westside voters OK all local spending
• Spartans roll past Wildcats
• Donahue joins Board of Aldermen
• Grafton hears good news about Irene
• Grafton hears good news about Irene
• Baccei easily holds board seat
• Benson budgets raise questions, passed by majority vote
• Benson budgets raise questions, passed by majority vote
• Killington votes Bianchi back in
• Mendon approves new salary plan for town employees
• Killington votes Bianchi back in
• Finding unseen damage of brain trauma
• Rutland Town Faignant wins, $600K bond fails
• Irene’s influence felt at Bethel town meeting
• Condenser problem causes Yankee to reduce power
• Killington votes Bianchi back in
• Seventeenth-ranked Engineers rip Spartans
• Weston voters keep a lid on spending
• Weston voters keep a lid on spending
• Wallingford Voters support budget, town garage
• Wallingford Voters support budget, town garage
• Pittsfield overwhelmingly rejects school budget
• Irene’s influence felt at Bethel town meeting
• Bennington recognizes Irene heroes
• Bridgewater says no to pre-k, yes to everything else
• Pittsfield overwhelmingly rejects school budget
• Irene’s influence felt at Bethel town meeting
• Bridgewater says no to pre-k, yes to everything else
• Betty Jenne
• Winifred J. Muzzy
• Battista B. Chiolino
• Joseph Chastenay
• Agnes B. Crosier
• Janet E. Duffany
• Patricia M. Heingartner
• Marjorie E. Hurley
• Rita D. Plante
• Joan W. Tomczyk
• Catherine (Doran) Pellegrino
• Lois A. Trombley
• 14 GOP delegates at stake in Vermont primary
• A naval battle that changed history
• Medical bills can wreck credit, even when paid off
• On health care, Ore. picks up where Obama left off
• Castleton ballots OK regardless of mistakes
• Spring forward, fall back, feel funky
• Thermal pollution is real and it matters
• The rediscovery of character
• A judge’s racist joke
• No justification for fee hike
• Prepare for health care exams
• Bolstering our democracy
• Finding unseen damage of traumatic brain injury
• Bennington honors Irene heroes; asks for smart meter delay: updated 4:37 p.m.
• Town-by-Town Meeting Updates
• Mendon voters nix clerk treasurer proposal: updated 3:22 p.m.
• Sale of Ascutney lift may not doom resort
• American Legion leader to visit Vt.
• Essex names new police chief
• Social media storyline of TM Day: A visual aid : updated 10:39 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Town Meeting Day
• Proctor library hosts SmartPower presentation
• TWICE BITTEN: Honing in on the bean
• Few questions from Springfield voters on budgets
• EPA heightens scrutiny over gas drilling
• Proctor school items pass by wide margins
• Hydrant connection blamed for water break
• Cadets to host NCAA games
• Ludlow Town spending plan passed in short order
• Trojans oust Rockets, 63-52
• Magic surrounds Mill River and Twinfield
• Town Meeting Voters to weigh in on corporate personhood
• State may squeeze local fine scofflaws
• Syracuse reports possible drug policy violations
• Patriots drop franchise tag on WR Wes Welker: Pats drop franchise tag on Welker
• Vermont defeats Hartford 77-73 in double overtime: UVM defeats Hartford in 2OT
• Texans, Foster agrees to 5-year deal: Texans, Foster agree to 5-year deal
• CSJ, Tech carry colors for Green Mountain State
• Extreme-sport film screening to support skier fund
• Ludlow bridge on fast track to repair
• Westminster passes budgets, rejects emergency response ordinance
• Sale of Ascutney lift may not doom resort
• Separation of church and state at issue in court hearing
• Killington selectman catches break in liquor license case
• Youth art class at Chaffee
• Driver in 07 fatal crash pleads guilty to new charge
• Guilty plea in theft case
• Vt. stations get an earful after Limbaugh remarks
• Capital Beat
• Joan W. Tomczyk
• Robert G. McIntyre
• Ellsworth G. Galvin
• Joyce E. Thomas
• Catherine (Doran) Pellegrino
• William Haggas
• Jean S. Radaker
• Sharon A. Brooks
• Vincent Gangone
• Dan C. Douglas Sr.
• Colchester fixing police station
• Man dies in car crash
• Some see cross-party mischief possible in Vt. vote
• Cash stolen from visitors to rink
• Vt. Head Start programs get boost
• Sanders: End oil speculation
• Market Watch: The measure of the market
• Success at MSJ
• States of depression
• US factory orders fell 1 percent in nonth of January
• Service firms grow at fastest pace in a year
• Talks bog down on United States-Afghan agreement
• Miracle story of baby dropped in field ends sadly
• UN says 2011 disasters were the costliest ever
• Police break up anti-Putin protest in Moscow
• GBA511.1 Applying Managerial Finance (6/11 – 7/28)
• GBA510.1 Managerial Marketing (4/16 – 6/02)
• Ohio a dead heat for hopefuls
• Limbaugh says apology was sincere
• GBA505.1 Ethics and the Leadership Role (7/18 – 9/05)
• Obama to deliver speech at Joplin school
• GBA504.1 Informational Technology Applications in Management Decisions (5/16 – 7/11)
• GPS560D.1 Human Sexuality & Gender Issues (6/04, 6/18, 6/25, 7/09, 7/16)
• GED505.1 Educational Psychology (5/21, 6/04, 6/11, 6/18, 6/25)
• GRE517.1 Reading Clinic – Practicum (6/25 – 7/13)
• Excellent scores at Mill River
• Disclosing who pays for ads
• Dark side of American dream
• Dependable story on bad weather
• Keeping us dependent
• GSP508.1 Special Education Law (7/09 – 7/20)
• GRE518.1 Word Study (6/28 – 7/13)
• GRE512.1 Developmental Reading (6/25 – 7/06)
• Ascutney's high-speed quad heading to NH: 4:07 p.m.
• Killington selectman works on deal in alcohol case
• City boil water order still in effect
• Rutland boil water order lifted : updated 9:40 a.m.
• Hamlin gets confidence-building win at Phoenix
• Klitschko retains WBA-IBF heavyweight titles: Klitschko retains heavyweight titles
• Celtics outlast Lin, Knicks
• Rangers snap 2 ties in victory over Bruins: Rangers snap 2 ties in win over Bruins
• Spinning for hope
• Cadets win ECAC East title
• McIlroy holds off Tiger, goes to No. 1
• "2,000 pages of paperwork...10,000 photos" for one town's FEMA reimbursement: updated 9:02 a.m.
• Killington selectman to be arraigned today: updated 8:42 a.m.
• Putin wins election, but feeling of uncertainty remains
• Vermont Today: updated 8:13 a.m.
• Red Cross delivers aid to fleeing Syrians in Homs
• Poland defends rail safety after deadly crash
• Burton healed and says snowboarding is healthy too
• ‘Lorax’ cleans up at box office with $70.7M debut
• Dog survives 53 days in wild, reunited with owner
• In a flood of digital data, an ark of books and film
• State’s strong credit rating paves way for bond sale
• Middlebury toy maker finally gets Smithsonian’s attention
• Manchester supports budget, poolhouse; opposes smart meters
• Tax exemption for GMCR brews at Capitol
• Deere dealerships merge
• MSJ celebrates diversity among students
• Writing on the Hall: Pre-Town Meeting edition
• Longtime Brattleboro homeless advocate dies
• Proposal aims to equalize pay, justice
• MAUHS boosts college counseling efforts
• Three teens charged in thefts
• GMP opens EV charging station
• Poultney puts `spotlight’ on business
• Facade grants to launch
• Middlebury toy maker finally gets Smithsonian’s attention
• Chamber hosts business show
• Gov. upbeat about renewables
• State’s strong credit rating paves way for bond sale
• Candidates and Questions: a look at the city ballot
• Middlebury toy maker finally gets Smithsonian’s attention
• Smith named to national board
• Former Ira treasurer seeks jail delay
• Generosity appreciated
• In need of answers
• Chamber hosts Business Show
• Looking out for retirees
• Know the issue
• Deere dealerships merge
• State’s strong credit rating paves way for bond sale
• Police: Man threatened mother with knife
• Theater Review: Two wickedly delicious comedies
• Social media increases risk of ID theft
• Watch: Video of Rutland water main break: updated 10:45 p.m.
• Water line break sends water rushing through downtown Rutland
• Cadets manhandle CSC
• Guest lineups for the Sunday talk shows
• Obama recasts birth control debate on own terms
• Flood of red ink: Vt. town meeting reports awash in recovery bills: Flood of red ink Vt. town meeting reports awash in recovery bills
• Proposal aims to equalize pay, justice
• Woodstock approves big-ticket items
• A snowy March could help turn around ski season
• Flood of red ink: Vt. town meeting reports awash in recovery bills
• Group power: Poultney community solar project gathers steam: Poultney community solar project gathers steam
• Conservation center gets $50,000 grant
• Freed of Gadhafi, Libya’s instability only deepens: Freed of Gadhafi, Libya's instability only deepens
• The Outside Story: Meet nature's pincushion
• Time nearing to remove ice shanties
• Myths exposed: Don't starve that cold (or fever)
• VEDA OK’s funding for flooring, clothing manufacturers
• Hundreds honor student killed in Ohio shooting
• Gingrich, Santorum battle for Bible Belt voters
• Americans Elect movement awaits candidates: Americans Elect movement awaits candidates
• Violent storms leave more than 3 dozen dead
• Ahmadinejad rivals rack up parliament wins in Iran: Ahmadinejad rivals rack up parliament wins in Iran
• Putin poised to regain Kremlin; protests likely
• Child porn crackdown nets 9 arrests
• Burke hosting Sled Dog Dash
• Independent school question attracts few voters on Saturday
• What is known about health care
• Without warrant or merit
• Wood not good for electricity
• Burning wood good for climate
• Town meeting: Local decisions that matter
• Drug cases go federal
• Paul Opel
• Corrections seeks transitional housing
• John Wells
• Edith Bird
• Judith A. Nelson
• Taking part
• Wood remains a good choice
• The Weekly Planet: True well-being is about much more than money
• Snow goes the Vt economy
• Essex, Fairfax win cheering titles
• Castleton hands Scardillo first win in coaching debut
• BBA downs T-Birds
• New MLB managers are digging in
• Tavares lifts Isles over Bruins
• Rivendell runs past Poultney
• Norwich women top CSC
• Jacks rally past Rebels
• Farrell shines for Keene
• Essex survives RHS upset bid
• MSJ earns return trip to Aud semis
• Rogers heave points Raiders to semis
• Quintana lifts Bulldogs at last second
• Water main break leaves parts of Rutland City without water, boil-water order in effect: 8 p.m.
• Bratt advances against rival Pats
• Burrington paces Danville
• Eagles run away from Canaan
• Rochester pulls away
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• Golden Horde rolls
• Otters explode past Springfield
• Devils pound MSJ, finish 15-5
• Glanovski paces Patriots
• McCormack nets 21 on senior night
• Minutemenclose upwith upsetof Windsor
• Chieftains stay hot
• Eagles take charge, down Wildcats
• Castleton wins, will face Cadets
• Fair Havengets moving,ousts Terriers
• Saintsput abountyon foes
• Norwich escapes Huskie trap, 3-2
• Four arrested in city drug raid
• Woman searches for ‘best friend’
• Some tax rates down from union school budgets
• Lake cleanup gets $3 million boost
• Hit-and-run victim laid to rest while police search continues
• Wales Street parking lot may go back on the inventory
• Rutland hosts theater festival today
• Pittsfield expected to pay more for school choice
• GOP candidates talk crossover appeal
• Putin says he might run for president again in 2018
• Activists allege executions in Syria
• Cameroon sends military to stop elephant slaughter
• Vt. Supreme Court says dispatch logs not exempt
• Vt. would help towns with big Irene bills
• AG rejects ad complaint
• East Dorset man sentenced for child pornography
• Forum lets candidates be heard
• Springfield candidates on woodchip plant
• Real Estate is Local: No place to call home
• 2 kids in a bedroom can sometimes be better than 1
• Deborah Campbell Rites
• Barbara W. Bishop
• Dale T. Tifft
• Grace L. Rice
• Warren T. Lillie
• John M. Clough
• Joyce E. Thomas
• Four fiscal phonies
• A losing proposition
• A history of office fight
• All or nothing is tough choice
• For the good of the whole town
• ‘Disaster junkies’ backbone of US safety net
• Rep. Norm Dicks of Washington retiring
• Apparent tornadoes hit Alabama homes, prison
• Dahmer hunting grounds tour stirs backlash
• One-armed prep star eyes next level
• Contenders are set to contest Iditarod
• Rebensburg wins WC giant slalom; Vonn 10th
• Mullin among six lawmakers picked to settle state hospital debate: updated 2:17 p.m.
• Lake Champlain needs help to continue improvements
• SVSU gets stay from state in wage dispute
• Senate gives initial okay to vaccination bill: updated 10:10 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Clearing up today, small storm tonight
• Rutland defeats North Country in girls hockey quarterfinal
• Experts see few downsides if Dolphins have chance to sign Manning
• Experts see few downsides if Dolphins have chance to sign Manning
• No. 3 Irish women ready for Big East tournament
• Penske Racing to move to Ford in NASCAR
• Chamberlain’s 100-point game hits 50-year mark
• Hal Steinbrenner plans to lower Yankees’ payroll
• Jason Varitek bids emotional goodbye to Red Sox
• Weather enthusiasts to converge in Rutland
• House moves toward mandating recycling
• Vt on the lookout for lynx
• Head of criticized prison stepping down
• Snow hits parts of NH, Maine, Vt.
• PSB rejects Entergy’s request for delay
• Proctor water bid lowered $183,000
• Controversial vote to decide fate of town offices
• Senate gives nod to vaccine bill
• Candidates pack Castleton ballot
• Wennberg joins health care debate
• Getting it right
• Born not to be bullied
• Getting it right
• Combatting big money
• New slate shows hypocrisy
• Services need voters support
• Vote no on city budgets
• American teacher shot at Christian school in Iraq
• Syrian rebels retreat from besieged Homs district
• North Korea nuclear envoy to visit US
• Catchphrases and what they mean to creators
• More violent weather ahead
• Santorum hoping for help from Gingrich
• Mattel appeals $310M award in Bratz case
• Strong retail sales are sign of improving economy
• Judie C. Rooker
• David A. Wilson
• Joyce Thomas
• Barbara W. Bishop
• Gertrude D. Harris
• Earl L. McIntyre
• Edith A. Bird
• Dan C. Douglas Sr.
• Herbert L. Barker
• Jeff Wennberg named head of anti-single payer group: updated 4:45 p.m.
• Democrats find new optimism in Senate battle
• Fast-pitch clinic at Rutland High
• Otter Valley spring sports meetings
• House Speaker's family details exposed by political rival: updated 10:17 a.m.
• Town Meetings in Southern Vermont
• Vermont Today: Snow to continue throughout day
• Goddard leads Rebels past TV
• Rice tops Middlebury, 3-1
• Colonels blow out Vikings
• Wilson nets four to lead Bratt past MMU
• Missisquoi blanks Woodstock
• Raiders gut out 2OT win
• Third-period explosion triggers Rutland victory
• ’Canes stun Minutemen
• Rebs run rings around Olympians
• BBA gets past Milton
• Rondo’s triple-double leads Celtics past Bucks
• U-32 ousts Springfield, 53-39
• Big Ten might take look at summer baseball
• SoRo trio triggers victory
• UCLA players undermined discipline, morale
• Parrish’s career night propels Rockets
• Bucks send Phantoms home
• Jacks upset Bullets
• Blue Devils tip Wildcats
• Red Sox pitchers working on their gloves
• Sununu joins Vt Republicans supporting Romney
• Judge to hear Maine labor mural case
• Marijuana backers get personal online with Smith
• Candidates talk city issues
• Baccei, Schaft vie for Proctor Select Board seat
• Report outlines issues at women’s prison
• Conservation center gets grant
• Attorney General: No charges to be brought in Poultney stabbing death
• Town studies water demands of plant
• Reform measure divides lawmakers
• CSC announces new academic dean
• Brandon hosts candidates forum
• Police investigate link between bank robbery and school threat
• Police: Car burned after crash
• Two arrested for retail thefts
• Watkins school sale moves forward
• Bill would ban driving on flooded roads
• Four seek posts on Fair Haven board
• Brattleboro crack dealer gets 13 months
• Flood Brook passes spending plan
• Springfield voters face 3.3 percent increase in school budget
• Fight ensues over towing of disabled cruise
• Spanish reporter escapes from Syria to Lebanon
• Lennon, McCartney former homes to be preserved
• ‘2012: Women in the Arts’: Aging women can be fun(ny): ‘2012: Women in the Arts’
• The Local Spin: Get a Grip!
• More than praise: Essence of Joy choir comes to Grce Church and St. Mike’s
• The Movie Diary: Silence is golden: Silence is golden
• Waking dreams: The many sides of Mark Erelli: Waking dreams The many sides of Mark Erelli
• Arts Preview
• Phyllis Cioffi
• Diane L. Bolton-Shippey
• David A. Wilson
• Dan C. Douglas Sr.
• Stanley J. Marchinkowski Sr.
• The left’s attack on free speech
• Up on the mountain
• The truth about health care and the schools: The truth about health care and the schools
• The best option for Castleton
• Support needed for bridge bond
• GOP Greek tragedy
• Inaccurate claims about river
• Some facts on Fire Department
• How Rick, Newt and Ron can pull it out
• Ohio shooting suspect may have used relative’s gun
• Greek unions hit back at minumum wage cuts
• Israeli leader to US to talk about Iran tensions
• Storms damage country music resort town, kill 9
• Bernanke notes economy better than expected
• Apple market value hits $500B, where few have gone
• Spartans claim Eastern Regional championship
• Marble Valley League all-league selections
• Sharry finalist for top D-III player
• Rutland school board approves Watkins School sale: updated 12:56 p.m.
• Vermont Shrine team named
• Hamilton makes Select hockey team
• Controversy brewing over future of state hospital; Senate preps for vote: updated 12:26 p.m.
• Town Meetings in Southern Vermont
• The Rundown: Vermont Press Bureau's week in review
• Police seek link between school threat and bank job
• Vermont Today: Winter Storm Warning issued
• Test : Sparks - Short Film
• Test : Warsnare – Eris (official music video)
• Ewald sends Harwood past Otter Valley 64-52
• Phantoms breeze past Woodstock
• Patient Mounties dispatch Wasps
• Ortiz on Varitek: ‘We’re going to miss him’
• Cheerleading states set for Saturday: Cheerleading states set for Saturday
• Jacks get convincing win over Cosmos
• Neither rain nor fire ruined NASCAR’s marquee show
• Wasps roll to X-C ski title
• Raiders gut out win at Kates
• Horde pulls away in second half
• Poultney pushes past Presidents
• Senior Slaters scintillating down stretch
• OV extends Hartford before bowing
• Benson scores 29 to ground Eagles
• Residents press concerns about woodchip plant
• Microsoft’s future riding on Windows 8
• Act 250: SP Land files Killington ski village
• Welcome back Clem’s
• Race for attorney general could deliver suspense in 2012
• Jail time for farm confrontation
• Police search for Bellows Falls bank robbers
• Obama plan for spotted owl targets rival bird: Controversial plan for spotted owl targets rival bird
• Governor pushes for mental health bill
• Judge hears meeting prayer complaint
• Feb. 29 Health Briefs
• Second candidate forum scheduled
• Candidate forum scheduled
• Pension board strips down letter
• Vt stations headed for auction
• GMC gets $10,000 grant
• HP gets another chance at $18M failure
• Boynton appointed as Rutland Town principal
• MSNBC’s Maddow to be in Manchester March 31
• Support groups tackle Irene trauma
• Pedestrian hit in Brattleboro
• Town Meetings
• Student poverty increasing
• Entergy appeals VY ruling
• Rita B. Niles
• Donald J. Waite
• Shirley A. Martin
• Jean S. Radaker
• Dan C. Douglas Sr.
• SPILT MILK: Fast kids, big city
• Health Talk: Eating better on a budget
• Dental treatment at the ER rising
• Vermonter testifies on dentistry
• Let’s call it a revolution
• Obama’s popularity
• ‘Band of Brothers’ soldier dies at 90
• Editor got horse from UK police force
• Consumer confidence up in Feb.
• Federer, Murray advance to 2nd round in Dubai
• a At Stanford, competition to replace Luck heats up
• Palmer, Bohn have entertaining week at Pebble
• Dempsey has best season by an American in Europe
• US slams Syria over UN rights meeting walkout
• Chief: Fukushima nuke plant still vulnerable
• Denmark: 2 hostages dead in anti-piracy operation
• A matter of fairness
• Favors Siliski for city board
• When dinosaurs roamed
• Vote to curb corporate power
• Change needed in Chittenden
• Aaccurate facts on Fire Department
• How to frack responsibly
• The Opossum Republicans
• Death toll rises to 3 in school shooting
• Obama hails auto bailout while hitting back at GOP critics
• Home prices fell in December in most US cities
• Rwanda inspires new Fray song
• SP Land seeks state approval for village plan: 2:45 p.m.
• Rutland County town meeting previews
• Entergy appeals Vermont Yankee ruling
• Vermont Today: More snow expected tomorrow
• Voters to decide future of tiny school
• Money and politics don’t mix in Vt, poll finds
• Secrecy of election ‘issues’ spending may hinge on ruling
• Buffett says stocks, homes fairly cheap
• Republican delegates at stake in Vt primary
• New Haven hiker’s death prompts search and rescue review
• Donald J. Waite
• Harry N. Streeter
• Raymond J. Nymalm
• Nicki D. Farren
• Police analyze clues in fatal hit and run
• Rutland Town principal resigns
• Police seek suspect in robbery
• Former prosecutor gets jail in drug case: Former prosecutor gets jail time in Las Vegas drug case
• Vt. gas prices move higher
• Man accused of scrap metal theft
• House speaker touches on key Vt. issues
• Voters to decide future of tiny school
• Spartans prepare for Big Dance
• Group appeals wind project approval
• Federal charge in shooting case
• Skiers to raise money for research
• Lake hosts ice boat race
• Use of iPad in Statehouse debate at issue
• Vt woman asking judge to ban town meeting prayer
• Defending champs shore up roster at trade deadline
• Bode to skip rest of season
• Unbeaten squads headline hockey pairings
• Hoop playoffs tip off tongiht
• Five skaters named to Select teams
• Bennington, Mount Anthony will present budgets Wednesday
• Man, 77, accused of sex assault
• Baseball field work to begin soon
• Tinmouth to decide voting format
• West Rutland man charged in city sexual assault
• Candidates forum in Wallingford
• Kenneth B. Shaw
• Kermit I. Smith
• William A. Rayner
• Richard Boule
• Phyllis Cioffi
• Mary B. Augustauskas
• What ails Europe?
• Backing Siliski for alderman
• Village better for town offices
• Daring to aspire
• Misleading ad on health care
• Biased panel distorts picture
• Donahue for alderman
• UConn says Calhoun’s surgery a success
• Sacramento, Kings & NBA reach tentative arena deal
• Djokovic wins in first match since Australian Open
• Bryant, West hold on to win NBA All-Star game
• Oscar Winners
• Berenstain Bears co-creator Jan Berenstain dies
• Rutland County town meeting previews
• Obama urges governors to boost education funding
• The Rutland Amateur Hockey Association U-14 girls won the Vermont state tournament recently
• More than just dessert
• Market Watch: Eggs
• Race shows Romney, Santorum differences
• Death of California girl after fight ruled homicide
• State Police announce policy change after hiker's death: updated 4:07 p.m.
• Vermonters like Romney, but still love Obama: updated 4:04 p.m.
• TransCanada touts pipeline from Okla. to Texas
• Nokia pins hopes on cheaper Windows smartphone
• 231 nominations for Nobel Peace Prize
• Russia, Ukraine foil plot to kill Putin
• EU imposes new sanctions on Syrian regime
• Hockey Association names players to Select Teams
• Rutland sports meetings rescheduled
• Rutland Town principal resigns: updated 11:54 a.m.
• Crash on Rte. 7 in Rutland sends driver to the hospital: updated 10:49 a.m.
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• Rutland Town accident Monday morning
• Extensive coverage of Lowell Wind Project: updated at 9:21 a.m.
• Zimmerman, Nationals add $100M, 6 years
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 to noon Monday
• Lindsey Vonn wins World Cup super-G in Bulgaria
• Punto calls Nomar to talk about wearing No. 5
• Mahan stops McIlroy in Match Play
• NASCAR postpones Daytona 500 to noon Monday
• Mahan stops McIlroy in Match Play
• New technique has become bass fishing craze
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• Vermont Today: Snow on the way, some sun today: updated 6:32 a.m.
• Test:Tebow to Talk Life in Cherry Hill, Philly Gossip
• Test:Philly's Capone Connection, Mob Scene
• Test:Old City Gets a New Steakhouse, The Gossip
• Test:6 ABC Weatherman on the Run, The Gossip
• Colombia's FARC announces halt to kidnapping
• Vt. campaign-funding resolution faces obstacle
• Culpo is not crazy
• The greatness of Ike
• Five generations travel for birthday celebration
• Strategy called into question
• Courtroom elicits memories
• Vt. campaign-funding resolution faces obstacle
• City Hall Reporter's Notebook: Forum Edition
• Aiding those who aid: Aiding those who provide aid to others
• Don't move Castleton town offices
• Change approach on drug war
• Despite numbers, Vt. tries to stamp out legal bias
• US general: missile defense on track
• Auto town on the mend, but bailout still divides
• Mysterious orbs confound NC county for decades
• Suicide car bomber kills 3 outside Nigeria church
• Egypt opens trial that has strained ties with US
• Leahy, Welch travel to Haiti, Cuba, Colombia
• Cash crunch challenges Middlebury company
• Cuba program offers Vt. lawyers rare opportunity
• Pier repair saves WRJ bridge
• Primary deadline approaching
• Senate takes up mental health bill
• Deborah J. Campbell
• Carl M. Griffin
• Shirley A. Martin
• Mill River Union budget up for vote
• Pension board to review call for increased contributions
• Rutland Town budgets on the rise
• Maintain pristine battlefield
• Heard it at School
• Rutland Town voters have a trio of choices
• Fishing derby nets massive catfish
• CSC women ride ‘D’ to NCAAs
• More than a 100 skiers and riders stuck on Pico summit lift
• Spartans survive Sirman, advance to Kreitzberg
• Arts groups hit up legislators
• Anglers travel far and wide for Benson derby
• Vermont Country Store sues to protect its unique catalog
• Burlington: Could liberal split lead to GOP mayor?
• 100 years after Titanic diaster. the tale is unsinkable
• Dealing with dementia among criminals
• New law in Massachusetts allows for three casinos
• Japanese Americans urged to share internment story
• Car bomb kills 25 in Yemen
• States called on to restore anti-smoking funds: States called on to restore anti-smoking funds
• Cancer’s cost: Patients, taxpayers, insurers are struggling with the cost of care
• Frozen fundraisers melt with the ice
• Overcoming preconceptions: Making wine in central Vermont
• Shumlin’s agenda packed in DC
• Postal facility closure stamped with concern
• Better citizens: Return House gives young cons a second chance: Better citizens Return House gives young cons a second chance
• Collateral damage: Vermont and nuclear energy
• Where are the health savings?
• Corporations are not people
• Burning our forests: A climate mistake
• Where the water went Lessons from Lake Champlain and the floods of 2011
• Overindulgence has a price tag: Overindulgence has a price tag
• Vt. ski maker hopes to fill a void
• Energy efficiency helps us all
• A pioneering effort
• Vermont winters are changing rapidly
• Joan LaFountain
• Shirley Martin
• Wendell Sulham
• Self-determination to the end
• Charles E. Wisell
• Forum stacked against reform
• Edward A. Hyde
• Vermont’s other president
• Wendell Sulham
• Employees ought to benefit
• When life gives you lemons ...
• Talking ‘tippytoe’ out on the ice
• Late goal lifts Middlebury men
• Raiders salvage tie but lose ground
• Hawley guides Eagles in fourth
• Stewart has eye out onending Daytona drought
• Bobwhites overpower Rutland
• No alcohol in Red Sox clubhouse
• Eagles top Westside
• Rice completes sweep of Rutland
• Terriers win, will face Fair Haven
• NHTI ousts CSJ, 88-79
• Spartans take NAC crown in rout
• Chairlift strands skiers, riders at Pico
• Mounties tip Bulldogs in squeaker
• Big first half propels Spartan women past Mariners
• Wasps lead after Day 1
• Hamilton hopes his latest relapse was the last
• Economy brighter in NASCAR, teams still searching
• Cosmos rally to down Rebels
• Big finish carries Mill River
• Big finish carries Poultney
• Yellow Jackets roll past Woodstock
• Royals upset Whitcomb
• Snyder named to all-rookie team
• Hughes ignites rally that lifts Spartanss
• Senior All-Stars set for March 24
• Otters finish with three straight wins
• Colonels clinch fourth seed
• Bookkeeper charged with embezzling $151k
• Group to get $35 million in tax credits for jobs
• Investigators probe fire suspicious
• Obama moves Vt. visit site
• 80 Vt State Hospital workers to lose jobs
• Leahy meet Cuba’s Castro about contractor
• Vermont students among top in U.S. on AP exams
• More than 200 turn out for woodchip plant session
• UN atomic agency: Iran rapidly expands nuke work
• Car hits auto parts store
• EU to freeze assete of Syrian bank
• R.I. man pleads guilty to selling fake syrup
• Clarendon Elementary School to get new principal
• Arbitrator decides Braun is clean enough
• Egypt presidential hopeful attacked in Cairo carjacking
• Vt. won’t make renewable energy goals
• Vt. House scraps sex line link
• Oscar party in Manchester Sunday
• Crash kills Springfield woman
• Report cites engine in fatal plane crash
• PSB has questions for Entergy
• Pedestrian struck, killed in Vt.
• Man to serve eight months for child porn charges
• Russian billionaire wins Internet fame with rap
• Spring cleaning for fun and profit
• Handy Man on Call: Water stain on popcorn ceiling
• Candidate says rival sent topless dancer
• Tornados loom; forecasting a challenge
• GOP groups see Senate as good bet
• Gerald O. Beattie
• Shirley M. Martin
• Patrick E. Mahar Rites
• Deborah J. Campbell
• Leona G. Myatt
• Nicki D. Farren
• Roger F. Ames
• Patricia M. Wener Rites
• Patricia S. Kearney
• Romney’s economic closet
• Water on fire
• Migrants seek equal rights in Vt
• New-home sales dip after 4 straight gains
• Greece launches offer for writedown
• Exchange should be voluntary
• A promise to do better
• Write-in candidate for town clerk
• Volkswagen reports record profit
• Car crashes into building in Rutland at 1 p.m.
• Ski areas getting snow: updated 10:59 a.m.
• Springfield woman killed in car crash : updated 10:55 a.m.
• Search and rescue not guaranteed in Vermont
• What might have been
• Marita Johnson honored as ‘super volunteer’ at Citizen of the Year
• Black River Today: Nitka's Notes from the Statehouse: updated 9:18 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Snow in south, moving north
• Genier clutch in stretch, Slaters beat Jacks
• Devil’s Bowl receives $10,000 at Daytona conference
• Raiders score early, often in 9-1 win
• Raiders overpower Brattleboro
• Rajda, Festa took detours to success close to home
• Holy hero: Mr. Freese kept priorities straight
• Tiger Woods eliminated by Nick Watney
• Darvish gets going at last
• Devils pull away from Horde
• Minutemen build lead, hold off OV
• NHTI knocks out Saints women
• Summitt baseball team seeks players
• Collins leads BR past Woodstock
• Mount Anthony jumps out on Burr and Burton
• Rebels storm past BF
• Manwaring drops 42 on SoRo
• Hanover downs Hartford
• Mild winter concerns some maple syrup producers
• Health insurance overhaul bill advancing
• Rate on 30-year mortgage rises to 3.95%
• City to pursue water and sewer delinquencies
• Single-payer’s risks debated
• Loan guaranteed for cheesemaker
• Bill would require label on genetically modified food
• SVSU takes labor dispute to court
• Man with gun causes grade school lockdown
• Leahy’s Vt. office receives suspicious package
• Brandon hosts forum for office seekers
• Local residents dedicated in town report
• Wheelchair donated to Rutland hit and run victim
• Second candidate forum scheduled
• Pittsford residents listen to drilling option
• Charge brought in theft
• Postal Service moves forward with closings
• Family health issues lead to absences for lawmaker
• Four dudes and a table
• Americanism
• Single-payer will cut costs
• Seeking re-election to city board.
• A better choice for Castleton
• J.K. Rowling has deal for new novel for adults
• Harry N. Streeter
• Wilma I. Vose
• Georgette C. Roberge
• Carl Griffin
• Marcelle D. Perreault
• Marjorie H. Hinkley
• Obama to address gas prices, pitch energy policy
• Study: Gingrich, Santorum plans hike deficit
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• Soldier defers plea in WikiLeaks case
• Greek museums to increase security after thefts
• Train crash toll at 50; hundreds injured
• EU expects eurozone to suffer mild recession
• Homs crisis deepens; Syrian army keeps up shelling
• Senate candidate to run over worries Vt. becoming an "Indian reservation": updated 9:26 a.m.
• The Local Spin: Let's go to Chad's house …
• The Movie Diary: The great escape
• Supporting the neighbors: Final Friday Coffeehouse eschews international for local talent
• Manchester Music Festival releases fifth CD
• ‘Mystical alchemy': Punch Brothers strengthen singular sound on new album
• Arts Preview
• Southern Vermont Art Center: New director bringing a revered institution into the 21st century
• Fatal hit and run investigation continues while Rutland family mourns
• Snow predictions vary for Friday
• Watch: Amazing half-court game-winner at Montpelier: updated 7:21 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Rain today, snow tomorrow
• Aldermanic candidates state their cases
• Pollard has hat trick plus two in BBA rout
• Hurricanes edge Springfield
• Bulldogs power past Rutland
• Rebels defeat Twin Valley
• City pays $30,300 to settle discrimination claim
• Obama seeks 28 percent corporate tax rate
• Minn. lawyer and academic new UVM president : Minn. lawyer and academic new UVM president
• Woods survives, Donald KO’ed at Match Play
• Vermont Emu has a twitter account
• John F. Hinds
• Joan G. LaFountain
• Patrick E. Mahar
• Frances M. McMorrow
• James V. Mazzariello
• Edith A. Bird
• Philip J. Block
• Deborah Campbell
• Mary Augustauskas
• Kenneth B. Shaw
• Vt. gets $2.4M to help storm victims
• CFO Keefe to leave CVPS
• Info panels for byway in the works
• Former executive charged with bank fraud
• City gets approving audit
• Dorset man goes to Afghanistan to work with landmine victims
• Plans for circus project delayed
• Police seek driver in crash
• Man pleads guilty to dealing cocaine
• Prosecutors look to curb calls from prison to victims
• Sox moving on while pondering Varitek whereabouts
• Conference races are heating up
• Toulouse-Lautrec at the Hyde
• Tinkering daysover for Roush
• Comstock voted Player of Year
• We must respect Iran’s long history
• Energy savings at town school
• Negotiations must continue
• Compromise is bad policy and politics: Compromise is bad policy and politics
• Rick’s religious fanaticism
• Fayza’s last dance
• Casting a shadow
• How to halt spread of disease: How to halt spread of disease
• Liars and lunatics
• Greece lowers recovery expectations
• Western journalists killed as Syria shells Homs
• Seven killed as Quran protests turn violent
• Ruling could spark coalition crisis in Israel
• With Mardi Gras a memory, New Orleans sobers up
• Police: Ga. victims related in Korean spa shooting
• NYPD built secret files on NJ, Long Island mosques
• CSJ to Offer Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate Program
• Police continue search for hit-and-run driver: updated 12:22 p.m.
• Vermont Today: Rainy and warm today
• L&G tops Woodstock for 14th win
• Wildcats cruise past Wasps
• Parrish’s 36 leads Rockets by Westside
• Monster fourth sends Hurricanes past Cosmos
• Raiders put three in double figures in win over Patriots
• Jackson leads Poultney to victory
• Otter Valley holds back Eagles
• Colonels down Mounties in overtime
• Twin Valley blitzes Chieftains in fourth quarter
• Bulldogs jump out early on Slaters
• CSC’s Vanessa Powers reaches 1,000 career points
• NASCAR officials confident in concussion policy
• Boston U hockey player pleads not guilty to rape: BU hockey player pleads not guilty
• Cubs send pitcher to Red Sox as comp for Epstein
• PGA Tour changes inevitable, details to follow
• Judge will decide on moving Syracuse slander suit
• Linsanity hits snag as Melo returns: Linsanity hits snag as Anthony returns
• Local volunteer remembered, called “one-of-a-kind”
• Bankruptcy court plans move to Burlington
• In Greece, debt deal gets a mixed reception
• City police investigate fatal hit and run
• Romi M. Perkins
• Michael R. Meunier
• James V. Mazzariello
• Patricia M. Wener
• Beverly E. Harris
• Phyllis Cioffi
• Joan LaFountain
• Romi M. Perkins
• Kenneth B. Shaw
• Patrick E. Mahar
• Philip J. Block
• Vt. seeks to preserve Lake Champlain marsh
• Tractor trailer collides with overpass
• Shumlin calls for 417 percent fee hike on Yankee
• Fatal hit and run on Lincoln Avenue: updated 8:33 p.m.
• Vehicle hits two pedestrians on Lincoln Avenue and flees
• Oscar party in Manchester Sunday
• Report: $415,000 taken from Vt schools
• Springfield police cite inmate for 9 burglary incidents
• Springfield candidates weigh in on downtown issues
• Town seeks funds for tool museum
• Man accused of holding two at knifepoint
• Hang glider accident injures man
• 8 officers receive awards for savings lives
• Alleged cop-biter charged
• Candidate forum scheduled
• Candidates for Select Board fill up Wallingford ballot
• City man jailed on drug charges
• Blood bill passes House
• The school choice plot
• Middle Eastern battles
• Gay marriage halo effect
• Immunization is critical protection
• Hepatitis C deaths up, baby boomers most at risk
• Health Talk: Hiring a baby sitter
• American 1st female coach in men’s league in Japan
• Fredette’s rookie year comes with a learning curve
• Downhill for Diabetes returns to Pico
• The talent society
• The Syrian crisis
• Vermont choosing dirty power
• Seeking post on Proctor board
• Change approach on drug war
• Fifth-seeded Radwanska advances in Dubai
• Mardi Gras revelers take over New Orleans
• Dive master: Didn’t check Ala. bride on fatal trip
• Defense: Ga. suspect says angel told him to kill
• Lawyer: Backers want review of gay marriage case
• 11 children removed from Texas home in abuse case
• Official: Books burned in Afghanistan extremist
• Israel to free Palestinian hunger striker
• Pakistan to seek arrest of ex-president Musharraf
• Jacks hot in second half
• Raiders roll past ‘Dawgs
• Phantoms survive scare
• Patriots Breeze
• Chieftains get jump
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• Terriers upend Wasps
• Legislature may call for bias-free policing: updated 11:21 a.m.
• Vermont Today
• Making it click: High school sophomore chasing stapling record
• Scholarships offered
• Illuzzi proves to be a bill hog
• Warm temperatures make for tough sledding
• Group opposes biomass plant in Springfield
• Students lend hand, give out footwear
• Charter change has Vermont towns wary
• Lindley to lead state’s GOP
• Vt.-NH trails program kicks off kids’ activities
• Man arrested after Pownal crash
• Police probe East Dorset burglary
• Baptist College opens doors in August
• Attorney general finds no violation of open meeting law by school boards
• Fire leaves 3 homeless in Hartland
• Castleton will host a candidate forum
• RRA and DRP shoot for sidewalk grant
• Safe stolen from Aubuchon
• Aldermanic forum this Wednesday
• Killington aims for a better welcome
• RAFFL creates Everyday Kids program
• Barbara M. Forest
• Marcelle D. Perreault
• Mary Weldon
• Kenneth B. Shaw
• Patricia M. Wener
• Charlotte Peterson
• Richard J. Young
• Pain without gain
• High stakes
• Faignant for selectman
• Proud of MSJ and hoops team
• Chioffi misses mark
• Cadets, Spartans to host playoff games
• UN nuclear inspectors to press Iran on weapons
• Manny Ramirez close to signing with A’s
• Suspected Afghan police shoot dead Albania soldier
• Red Cross tries to broker Syria cease-fire
• Chiefs, Routt reach 3-year, $19.6M deal: Chiefs, Routt ink 3-year, $19.6M deal
• Strasburg, Nationals excited to get started
• Heat rolling, and doing so quietly
• Vonn already eyeing Olympics: Vonn already eyeing Olympics
• Doha bid offers October Olympics to beat heat
• AJ Burnett happy to escape New York for Pittsburgh
• Azarenka shrugs off Djokovic comparison — for now
• Rivera hints 2012 could be his final season
• For boomers, it’s a new era of ‘work til you drop’
• Whitney Houston’s dress, earrings up for auction
• California midair crash could have been deadly
• How to become a YouTube star: How to become a YouTube star
• John Glenn marks 50 years since orbit
• Woman on trial for faking pregnancies
• Obama takes tougher stance on higher education
• For car buyers, it’s harder to end up with a lemon
• Market Watch: Potato heaven
• Twice Bitten: It’s only February yet
• Spain sending military planes to retrieve treasure
• Greece awaits bailout decision but issues remain
• Report: CVPS smart grid a model for other utilities
• Health care reform meets opposition in Wells debate: updated 9:31 a.m.
• Car bomber kills 15 in attack on Baghdad Police Academy
• 2 Senators suggest helping Syrian rebels
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• Vermont Today: Mild weather, some snow showers ahead this week: updated 6:28 a.m.
• Bertram delivers Letourneau over Castleton
• Vonn clinches super-combi title with race canceled
• Chisora released after questioning over Haye brawl
• Edwards wins pole for season-opening Daytona 500
• Holcomb wins 2-man gold for US at bobsled worlds
• Lin has 28 points, 14 assists; Knicks stop Mavs
• Santorum questions Obama’s ‘world view,’ not faith
• SC mayor sneaks into town hall, pulls over trooper
• Ludlow police probe break-ins
• Helmet-mounted camera use takes the slopes by storm
• Castleton cuts ribbon on new polling institute
• Cartoon Cal
• Public Safety Study before voters
• A newfrontintheclimatewar
• Report: CVPS smart grid a model for other utilities
• Union Success in Tennessee
• Vt. pushes to get more students to college
• Bethel plastics company expands, adds jobs
• Keith's II, part II
• Winning weekend: Vt.'s only Olympic-size ski jump crowns top athletes: Vt.'s only Olympic-size ski jump crowns top athletes
• Cavendish women last to return after Irene
• Museum acquires sculpture by Powers
• Hospital fundraiser on March 31 has heart
• FDA to review inhalable caffeine
• Capital Beat
• Arizona sheriff is accused of threatening ex-boyfriend
• Ohio mom, baby found shot to death alongside man
• Greek premier rushes to Brussel to secure bailout
• Vermont to benefit from $34M EPA contract
• Former Haynes and Kane store sold
• Main Street Arts gets grant for accessibility project
• Edith A. Bird
• Edward J. Carleton
• Marcelle D. Perreault
• Brian P. Templeton
• John A. Ward
• School officials respond to a pair of emergencies
• Cutting out the middleman
• Support working lands bill
• Keep charitable deduction
• Honoring Coolidge on Presidents Day
• There is still time
• Fundraising rebounds at Vt. colleges
• Doe Camp a retreat for women
• Jacqueline Giles Zyla
• Obamacare policy problem
• Children shouldn’t be denied good health
• Avoiding a rush to war
• Getting health care off back of employers
• Giving terminal patients a choice
• Some thoughts and observations on Mr. Shumlin
• Learning to say yes
• Different ways to kill a fish
• Religious liberty
• Bear tag considered by F&W
• Snowshoes in the winter of ’12
• Snowshoes in the winter of ’12
• Tea party Democrat
• Withdrawing right is more difficult
• Vermonters on the road to environmental literacy: Vermonters are on the road to environmental literacy
• The Weekly Planet: What we did on our winter vacation
• The most important New Year’s resolution
• Organic milk low as demand up and farmers struggle
• Lessons learned from Houston’s passing
• New ownership likely for Vermont radio stations
• CSJ beats USCAA’s top team
• Colby-Sawyer stops Spartan win streak at 13 behind DeSanty’s 28
• Beacons, Spartans fit to be tied
• NEC buries Eagles
• Show me the money? Some college baseball players resist temptation
• Vermont beats Niagara 92-70
• Bradley, Lefty paired up today
• Carroll leads Phantoms
• Terriers nip Jacks in OT
• Chargers shock Spartans
• Golden Horde runs past Sharon
• Sharry, Midd men win in quarters
• Ethan Allen’s pride drove him to both success and failure
• Research confirms warming killing yellow cedars: Research confirms warming killing yellow cedars
• Citing ‘chilling effect’ on public debate, Sorrell vows Vermont Yankee appeal
• GOP contenders face 13-state test after lull
• Capitol bomb plot arrest capped long probe
• Syrian forces fire on funeral in Damascus
• Common Level of Appraisal helping many school boards this year: CLA helping out many school boards this budget year
• Police seek easier access to drug records
• White solution: Vt. ski jump taps snowmaking to welcome the world
• Doubts resound at health care forum
• Consider Bardwell Farm wins grant
• ‘M. Butterfly’ intriguing — and entertaining
• Boldest nuclear cutters have been in GOP
• Dolan among 22 new cardinals elevated by pope
• Egypt sets NGO trial date, escalating rift with US
• AG Sorrell appeals Vermont Yankee decision...developing: updated 9:58 a.m.
• Red Sox’ Wakefield retires after 19 years
• Goddard sparks Rebels
• Cox sparks OT win for Cosmos
• Raiders leave Patriots in their wake
• Winters, St. A ice Castleton
• Maine Machias downs Saints
• Dambrackas leads Golden Horde
• Mounties roll past Woodstock
• Yellow Jackets hustle past Hartford
• Poultney wins fifth straight
• Slaters pass Otters in fourth
• Big finish carries Brattleboro
• Wildcats too much for Terriers
• Parrish heads Rochester win
• Spartans spank Thoroughbreds, 9-4
• Vonn dominates training; other skiers find trouble
• Asian-Americans rejoice as Lin smashes stereotypes
• Agreement close on A.J. Burnett trade
• Man sentenced for stealing gas
• 3 teens face burglary charges
• New York Times correspondent Shadid dies in Syria
• ‘...an amazing, beautiful and graceful skier’ Mad River mourns instructor’s death
• Shumlin opposes expanding bottle law
• Former Middlebury company executive pleads guilty to fraud
• Vt Senate panel considers anti-gang tools
• Lawmakers eye new regs on direct sales
• Marijuana decriminalization bill stalled in House
• NH man charged with burning Vt hiking shelter
• Cat collar made in Vt to get an Oscars promo
• PITTSFORD-PROCTOR Towns set to do battle for good cause
• Boards imposes contract on teachers
• Young blood: Legislature may drop donation age
• Rosie A. O’Classen Rites
• Barbara S. Gust
• Joey E. Ladd Rites
• Margaret C. Andrews Rites
• Georgette C. Roberge
• Carroll J. Gilmore
• Hospital fundraiser on March 31 has heart
• Chester Winter Carnival to go on
• Bennington College shutters master’s in education program
• River group contests Entergy’s hotwater claims
• Corrections closes pig prank probe
• Skatepark project secures grant
• Plasan cuts 14 jobs
• Putting the ‘kitsch’ back in your kitchen
• Handy Man on Call: Chirping noises and dusty residue
• Glenn fever gripping Cape Canaveral — again
• Gay marriage bill sent to NJ gov.
• Moochers against welfare: Moochers against welfare
• Scotland departing
• Serious Facebook hack lands student in prison
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to Obama
• State must not accept poverty
• Smarter All Around?
• Reform that will work
• Romney takes on world as he vies for presidency
• Cirque du Soleil plans Oscars piece
• Mardi Gras means fat business
• German president quits in favor scandal
• Dutch prince injured by avalanche
• Uganda ready for oil riches amid corruption fears
• Police investigate two Thursday Shaftsbury burglaries: updated 10:50 a.m.
• Good Morning - Light snow expected to taper off through the day: updated 6:09 a.m.
• Minutemen nip rival Bulldogs, 44-40
• Wasp girls and Bulldog boys win states
• Eagles thunder past Presidents
• Terriers rally to top Otters
• Raiders get bounce-back win over Brattleboro
• Big first half keys Blue Devils win
• Chiefs topple Golden Horde
• Wilson lifts Colonels past Cougars
• Colby-Sawyer charges past Green Mountain
• Spartans cruise past Pilgrims
• Castleton women clinch top NAC seed
• Energized Slaters roll past Springfield
• ‘Madness’ no longer free for all
• Mounties keep it going with 14th straight win
• GM reports its largest annual profit in 2011
• Health insurance reform bill gets first approval
• Danby remains could be missing girls
• Man found dead at Mad River Glen
• Print shop plan on table for armory
• Proposed hospital splits town
• Leon E. Jackson
• Rosemary Tetreault
• Kenneth Rappaport
• John T. Rice Sr.
• Amanda L. Dryden
• Linda J. Barrows
• Helen M. Brown
• Louise A. Dunne
• Carroll J. Gilmore
• Revenues down along with snow
• Delegation urges deportation hold
• Pedestrian hit while crossing street dies
• UVM picks new president
• Principal resigns from magnet school
• Jets plan more team-bonding activities for 2012
• Gamecocks aim for rare baseball 3-peat
• ‘Irene’s Wake’ to benefit storm relief
• Six communities receiving grants
• School: Cafeteria plates disappearing
• Woman charged with assaulting officer
• Environmental groups want evacuation zone expanded for nukes
• Supervisory union requests appeal of labor order
• Dew Tour organizers deny Mount Snow lawsuit claims
• FestEVOL adds to lineup
• No charges in robbery death
• Hall of Fame catcherCarter dies at 57
• GrantsbenefitVermonttrails
• LeBron not ruling out return to Cavs
• Jordan’s masters of disaster
• FairPoint targets ‘last mile’ communities for broadband
• Town hall gets new bathrooms, staircase
• Charges brought in trail shelter fire
• Handicapped parking violations change
• Committee questions dance party proposal
• Religious leaders: Birth control policy violates basic rights
• Religious leaders: Birth control policy violates basic rights
• Speaker: Payroll tax bill won’t add jobs
• GOP aide sentenced for robocall scheme
• The New Haven experiment
• Profile of the police
• Cracking down on dog breeders
• The luckiest pitcher of all
• Much to praise at Proctor school
• Thailand: Iranians’ targets were Israeli diplomats
• Houston fans to follow funeral on the Internet
• Snow’s a go: Vt.’s only Olympic-size ski jump hosts the world this weekend
• Probe says Iraqi VP behind death squads
• Activists: Poachers kill 200 elephants in Cameroon
• Source: Plan to save Greece not sufficient
• Slusarczyk leads RHS to 6-5 win over NC
• Slusarczyk leads RHS to 6-5 win over NC
• Movie schedule for Rutland
• Vermont delegation asks for deportation hold for same-sex couple: updated 9:04 a.m.
• Young authors, readers thrive in Springfield
• Vermont Today: Cloudy, rain/snow forecast: updated 6:15 a.m.
• Raiders fall to Thunderbirds
• Lin’s amazing story gets a thrilling finish
• Group seeks higher profile for 1-mile track race
• Thompson hat trick leads Burr and Burton past Woodstock
• Mounties come back to down Terriers
• Royals hold off Red Devils, 48-45
• Woodstock takes down Proctor in overtime
• Raiders regroup to tip Falcons
• Winter’s been kind to teams
• NCAA providing glimpse of selection process
• Shumlin opposes expanding bottle law
• Police study: Nonwhites get more tickets, but bias not widespread: Study: No systemic bias in ticketing
• Police investigate skull discovery in Danby
• Online petition drive urges Sorrell to appeal VY decision
• Final curling lessons of season on Feb. 22
• Police seek copper thieves in Saxtons River
• Speed a factor in citation decision
• CVPS and GMP add $21 million to merger pot
• VLS, Middlebury team up
• Health care forum Saturday
• Man pleads guilty to sex crime
• Money may not keep pace with lake cleanup rules
• Fair Haven Biomass plant secures air permit
• Delegation pushes for busing
• Dorothy F. Bresette
• Amanda L. Dryden
• Robert F. McKnight Sr.
• John R. Rice Sr.
• Lynnette Turner
• John A. Ward
• Wenceslao M. Garcia Jr.
• Bernice Webster
• Joey E. Ladd
• Margaret Andrews
• ‘Young’ and restless: Anaïs Mitchell more assured than ever on new album
• The female perspective honored: ‘Women in the Arts’ comes to the Chaffee: ‘Women in the Arts’ comes to the Chaffee
• ‘Vermont and Beyond’
• The Local Spin: No cabin fever here …
• To the governor: You get it
• Xi wraps up highly scripted visit to US
• Dirty dancing
• Arts Preview
• Music and comedy to benefit theater at Merchants Hall: Music and comedy to benefit theater at Merchants Hall
• Hawaiian monk seal sent to Waikiki to save species
• Medicare’s increasing bill for artificial feet is questioned
• Cold snap in Eastern Europe kills more than 600
• Culture wars rekindled
• Proud of diversity n Rutland
• Wind power makes sense
• Yankee provides many benefits
• Smart meters pose a risk
• Like father, like son: Like father, like son
• Arts Preview
• Where did water come from?
• Why choose Vermont?: Why choose Vermont?
• That old black magic
• Deere says profits up 4 percent on strong sales
• Euro countries voice doubts over Greek bailout
• FCC plans to nix wireless network proposal
• Music Review: Young string quartet impresses
• Police search for more body remains, clues in Danby
• In defiance, Iran proclaims nuclear advances
• More than 300 killed in Honduras prison fire
• The Movie Diary: Not playing it safe: Not playing it safe
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• Police investigate discovery of human remains found in Danby
• UVM picks new president: updated 12:58 p.m.
• Vermont Today: Warm, with possible sun today
• Rutland man charged in fatal Bridgewater crash: updated 8:22 a.m.
• Phantoms have easy time with Westside
• Hurricanes edge Slaters
• Eagles ice BF at the line
• Bensen leads GM past Rebels
• Eagles women lose 16th in a row
• Pats roll past BBA
• Big finish lifts Jacks
• Comstock takes a right turn to 1,000 points at Castleton
• Powers leads Castleton to 12th straight win
• Castleton tied at top of baseball poll
• Hoosick beats Pats to go to 17-1
• Devils roll over Woodstock
• Mounties roll past Presidents
• Hornets avenge loss to Sharon
• Irene response reviewed
• Greek economy still in recession
• House panel: Slow down Irene reshuffling of state workers
• Vt. officials will choose among 3 health packages
• Human-services providers praise Shumlin budget
• Bridgewater crash Police issue citations to driver
• With no pipeline, Omya plans to truck natural gas to plant
• Brandon to move forward on next step of Route 7 project
• “Art in the Snow” this weekend
• Candidate forum scheduled
• Sanders: Bill would help Vt.
• Single-payer is only real solution: Single-payer is only real solution
• The materialist fallacy
• An opportunity missed: An opportunity missed
• When the Martians arrived: When the Martians arrived
• What homeowners need now
• Hospital gets $35,000 grant
• No reason given for principal suspension
• Scott Covered Bridge in Townshend is closed
• Police accuse man of possessing stolen jewelry
• Bennington veterans clinic hopes to grow
• Manchester town report released
• College football playoff gaining momentum: Football playoff gaining momentum
• Grady accepts second stintas Fair Haven football coach
• IndyCar drivers foresee safer sport in 2012: IndyCar foresees safer sport in 2012
• Pecora, Mitchell in 2012 VPA class
• Eva Betourney
• William E. Underhill
• Bradford W. Coyle
• Joey E. Ladd
• Geneva I. Masi
• Charles J. Richards
• Janet Tollisen
• John A. Ward
• Linda J. Barrows
• Spilt Milk: Stop the madness
• Health Talk: Put life back in your life
• Fletcher Allen makes interim chief new CEO
• Museum highlights the mob in Las Vegas
• Snow, ice coat the Balkans with unworldly beauty
• Scrap crackdown worries some sellers
• The do-over derby: The do-over derby
• Seizing the initiative
• Washington gov. signs gay marriage bill
• Board ends policy blamed for bullying
• ‘King Felix’ happy as Mariners’ much-needed ace
• Standing up to Entergy-NRC
• Quebec control of Vermont power
• Methadone clinic a good neighbor
• Boost funding of tobacco control
• New statue depicts late N. Korea leader
• Obama: Strong US-China ties help world
• Israel OKs tourist center in tense Arab area
• Londonderry woman killed in car crash
• Police seek copper thiefs in Saxtons River
• Shumlin pushes for education changes
• BRAM hosts first wedding
• Mounties hold off Rutland for sweep
• Vermont Today - Fair weather, with rain/snow later this week: updated 5:53 a.m.
• Coloutti’s 31 leads Fair Haven past Hartford
• Burr and Burton jumps out on Windsor
• Dwyer leads Eagles past Chiefs
• Balance carries Rutland past Bratt
• Wildcats cruise past Presidents
• Rebels sneak past Terriers
• Blue Devils snare season sweep over Golden Horde
• Scarzelo goes to line to beat OV
• Mill River boys roll to 72-39 win over Springfield: Mill River boys roll to 72-39 victory over Springfield
• Vt. state workers’ union ratifies new contract
• Obama backs Welch energy rebate legislation
• State sues GOP over 2010 campaign
• Rosie A. O’Classen
• Vt. man denies Robert Frost letters theft
• Fair Haven looks at hydroelectric power
• Shumlin: PSB should start over on Yankee
• Burlington hospital makes interim chief permanent
• Vt. agency says Irene had lessons for new climate
• Pay dispute may continue despite state order
• Nine anti-nuclear protesters arrested at Entergy offices
• Shumlin: PSB should start over on Yankee
• Man answers to charge of lewd conduct with teen
• Middlebury Maple run prep under way
• Business community discusses legislative priorities
• W. Rutland robbery suspect’s actions labeled “cry for help”
• New York suspects answer to heroin; cocaine charges
• Sanders: Transportation aid bill would help Vt.
• Bernice Webster
• Burton H. Campney Sr.
• Geneva I. Masi
• George L. Burgess
• Ortiz, Red Sox avoid arbitration hearing
• Jeter says moves have made AL stronger
• Chisora promises 8th-round KO of Klitschko
• Cespedes agrees to $36M, 4-year deal with A’s
• D-IV powers battle for top spot
• Union Rags seeks riches
• Randy Moss plans NFL comeback
• Woods goes from inevitable to unpredictable
• The sweet taste of New Orleans — warm beignets
• Hey Mister: Feed me something
• Cause of Houston’s death may take weeks
• A set-it-and-forget-it weeknight pasta dish
• US tabs 21 players for women’s basketball pool
• Judge: Sandusky gets local jury, can see grandkids: Sandusky can see grandkids
• Indians, Garland agree to contract: Indians, Garland agree to contract
• Shap Smith planning another run for Speaker: updated 5:04 p.m.
• McDonald’s to end use of sow crates
• Independent group inspecting Apple suppliers in China
• Bishops don’t speak for church
• Israel rejects Palestinian hunger striker’s appeal
• Severe conservative syndrome: Severe conservative syndrome
• Chink in the dam
• Murtha decision must be appealed
• Recession effects still being felt
• Bombers target diplomats in Georgia, India
• Wis. recall petition storage site no longer secret
• Trial of Midwest militia members begins
• Obama projects lower deficit by taxing rich
• Greece faces further obstacles in bailout
• Londonderry woman killed in car crash: updated 3:12 p.m.
• Fletcher Allen makes interim CEO permanent: updated 1:43 p.m.
• Labor department orders payment for Bennington area teachers: updated 12:32 p.m.
• Three arrested in Rutland Town drug sting: updated 6:44 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Cloudy, with a chance of flurries: updated 6:23 a.m.
• New York players help MSJ win, still face challenges
• Mickelson crushes Tiger and wins Pebble Beach
• Callahan scores again, helps Rangers top Caps 3-2: Rangers top Capitals 3-2
• Celtics hold off Bulls
• Whittington leads No. 12 Hoyas past Red Storm
• Arab League wants UN peacekeepers in Syria
• Turkish jets hit suspected rebel targets in Iraq
• UN consultant shot dead in Egyptian capital
• 9 die in Kosovo avalanche; child pulled out alive
• Vt., 10 other states sue EPA over soot rules
• Box Office Love beats action with ‘The Vow’
• People on the move at VSHA
• Gifford nursing home honored
• Business Mini-Expo at Big Picture
• Local breweries win RateBeer honors
• Needleman’s Bridal expos raise $7,000
• Moretown woman elected to VPTbcouncil
• James M. Keith
• Barbara M. Kingsley
• Helen M. Brown
• Linda J. Barrows
• Vision-impaired athletes take to skis
• Health chief says eager to work with Vt. firm
• ‘Green' energy fund looks to nuclear savior
• Advocates work to protect rattlesnakes in Vt.
• A business with a cutting edge
• City Hall Reporter's Notebook: Eighteen and over edition
• Whitney Houston’s death overshadows awards
• Man to face Alabama trial in wife's diving death
• SBA offers 'startup' web chat
• Questions raised over gun NH boy used in school
• Maine GOP chairman say Romney wins caucuses: Maine GOP: Romney wins caucuses
• Historic Greenwich lighthouse shines again
• I wish I were Batman
• VLS professor: Appeal VY ruling
• Can the working class be saved?
• Santorum plans aggressive strategy against Romney: Santorum plans aggressive strategy against Romney
• Wayne J. Cooper
• Stamford fire destroys lumber company building
• Bethel man sentenced for beating
• Park Street site proposed for meth clinic
• Brandon chamber honors members
• Heard it at School
• Pellett to run for Select Board
• Cut the condescension
• Legislature out of control
• A steady hand
• EXPO seeks exhibitors
• Credit union hosts mixer
• Financial literacy focus of conference
• Chamber announces Business Show 2012!
• Police arrest Rite Aid robbery suspect
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records and films, dies at 48
• Middlebury girls skate to 3-2 victory over Rutland
• Fishing hot on Champlain
• The King of Vermont: Book crowns Phil Hoff state’s greatest game-changer
• After NECAP: State and schools looking into math course patterns
• Lack of snow a boon for road budgets
• Vt plans 5 opiate treatment centers
• 8 arrested in British tabloid inquiry
• Afghan war’s risks shift to contractors
• Vt. high court orders bail hearing in murder case
• NY man dies after fall at Vt ski area
• Class teaches students to live like monks
• Best-selling author Jeffrey Zaslow dies at 53
• Proposed insurance rules rile businesses
• Grapes still scarce, but wine abounds
• Safety net’s critics also depend on it
• Romney’s path to ‘pro-life’ a winding one
• Portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln deemed a hoax
• Book Review: Author challenges family life by looking at solo living
• Search of Bennington business leads to arrest
• No injuries in Newfane crash
• Man charged with felonies twice in one week
• Hazel Kearney
• Raymond Mullin Jr.
• Lawrence Bolgioni
• Lee S. Bertrand
• Linda Barrows
• Elsie E. Butler
• Allen Barker
• Affordable dental care is a vital need
• What research says about school choice
• Son of Rambler
• Why Yankee decision should be appealed
• Property tax battle
• PACE-setters: Vermont communities advance promising energy program: Vermont communities advance promising energy program
• The Weekly Planet: Just the facts, please
• Know your rights as a debtor: Know your rights as a debtor
• Vermont best at giving ‘asset poor’ a leg up
• Kodak to stop making cameras, digital frames
• Identity theft prevention can be cheap and easy
• Book Review: Heart-rending tale relates life in Mumbai slums
• Let’s straighten out the fact on braces
• Remembering the war, lest we forget
• Yankee Notebook: Gloom vs. light? It’s no match
• Book Review: Authors share juicy tales of royal intrigue
• Book becomes lightning rod in storm over class divide
• Book Review: Making a case for Elizabeth Taylor as a feminist
• City streets can have built-in safety features
• The Outside Story: Snug as a snow bug
• Even ‘brown thumbs’ can raise houseplants
• Cadets outgun CSC for ice sweep
• Howard leads Castleton to ECAC East win
• Terriers rally to down Wasps
• Spartans shoot lights out on Eagles
• Shootout goals carry Boston
• Mills, BF edge Poultney
• Castleton stretches win streak to 11 behind Powers double-double
• Two big fishing derbies on tap
• Use your head and wear a helmet
• Proctor pulls away from Eagles
• Otters put Rebels away
• Spartans break out, blank SMC, 3-0
• DeRozan scores 21 as Raptors shock Celtics
• Fair Haven goes deep to upset RHS, 49-34
• Spartans women blank Southern Maine
• Sharry leads Middlebury past Trinity
• Kangaroos hop past Eagles
• Jacks cruise past Colonels
• Otters put Rebels away
• Taggart’s 25 paces Mill River
• Proctor pulls away from Eagles
• Concord rolls past Whitcomb
• Ask a Designer: Let your home do your wooing
• Man accused of driving over car in Vt
• NCAA denies UConnwaiver request
• Friends, colleagues recall Devil’s Bowl founder
• Proctor hears school options
• A’s GM Beane proud of the ‘Moneyball’ legacy
• Greece caught between protests, austerity
• Vets home in line for grant to add e-records
• 20th chili challenge a hit in Manchester
• Independent colleges add $1.4B to state
• Conn. man’s ‘bizarre behavior’ nets three charges in Shaftsbury
• Man accused of driving over car
• Friends recall plane crash victim
• Bill would raise taxes on rich
• Snoop Dogg to return to Killington
• State cancels Gables’ back tax bill
• Library hosts Irene response meeting Monday
• Wallingford denies request for coin drop
• Nicholas Santa Maria
• Leon A. Rosenthal
• Dorothy F. Bresette
• James M. Keith
• Linda J. Barrows
• Lynnette Turner
• Charles J. Richards
• Gary A. Gosselin
• Springmeanschange
• Recruiting file: D-III lifts its ban on texting
• Ali among the hundreds attending Dundee funeral
• Report: Patriots TE Gronkowski has ankle surgery: Patriots’ Gronkowski has ankle surgery
• Democrats renew push for campaign finance overhaul
• Frozen Danube river is costing shippers millions
• AG: Man’s Facebook ‘surfer’ page lured teens
• Obama: Birth control policy meets needs
• Syria says suicide bombers kill 28 in Aleppo
• Real Estate is Local: Tax forms for real estate
• Aldean wants ‘cool’ Grammys moment
• Money and morals: Money and morals
• Shot in the arm
• Netflix and Hulu to launch scripted originals
• Feds investigate Toyota door fires
• Bulgarians pray for honey, health of bees
• Mental health plan falls short
• Money talks in politics
• Misreading of Bill of Rights
• 14-year-old shoots self at Walpole, N.H., school: 4:14 p.m.
• Brandon man captured in escape from correctional facility
• New York man charged with West Pawlet sex crime
• Police seek hit and run driver
• Rutland inmate charged with drug possession
• Audit clears State Department in Keystone review
• Beleagured Honda hopes the fates are kinder in 2012
• Honda Civic owner wins MPG lawsuit
• Last known WWI veteran dies at 110
• Judge orders inn to turn over records in suit
• Man asleep in car faces drug charges
• Gorbachev: Putin has ‘exhausted’ his potential
• GM says most US dealers agree to upgrades
• Revenge of the econobox: Early imports find admirers
• AP: Pa. symphony seeks soloist via YouTube contest
• Germany wary of Greek austerity deal
• Weather challenges a challenging sport
• New firehouse to improve safety
• A compromise on contraception
• What Wilson said
• Decline of the working class
• Far-fetched
• Roger F. Anderson
• Vt firms land $34M contract
• Verdict upholds $1.5M for nonprofits
• Plane crashes in NH, kills pilot
• Rutland inmate charged with drug possession
• Vermont Today
• Versatile Hysell shows Raiders the way
• MSJ beat Bratt in OT
• Hurricanes nip Patriots in overtime
• Fast finish lifts Springfield
• Wildcats overpower Terriers
• Horde wins to reach .500 mark
• L&G edges Proctor for 4th straight win
• Devils battle to top Eagles
• Castleton State offers AAU hoop
• Wasps ice Otters at line
• Salgo, Carleton shine for Minutemen
• BBA balance downs Cosmos
• Horde hangs on to beat Wildcats
• Chieftains take down Presidents
• Victory is sweet music for Slaters
• NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades: NRC approves first new nuclear plant in 3 decades
• Palestinian prisoner on 55th day of hunger strike: Palestinian prisoner on 55th day of hunger strike
• Veteran recalls Army medic, POW days
• Bill would make education chief governor appointee
• Civil War Trust aims to save battlefield with Vt ties
• Hundreds ask Vt. to keep prank pig on decal
• Fundraisers set for Obama's visit
• Vt. gets $6.7M in 'robosigning' settlement
• 'Vermont Strong' plates now available
• Winter carnival under way in Ludlow
• Ullrich stripped of 3rd-place finish at 2005 Tour
• Lack of snow, ice allowing waterfowl to congregate
• States, banks reach foreclosure settlement
• Shumlin, House spar over taxes
• Serbia urges citizens to save power in big freeze
• Los Angeles school in sex abuse scandal reopens with new staff
• Plane crash kills pilot in Lebanon, N.H.: 3:54 p.m.
• Clarification
• Charlotte LeBlanc
• Lee S. Bertrand
• Leon A. Rosenthal
• Lawrence R. Bolgioni
• June Alspaugh
• Alan Barker
• Dorothy F. Bresette
• James H. McKinnell
• Londonderry firm fined for Jamaica hazardous waste dump
• Police: Hot pot pipe leads to fire
• Man denies two DUI charges
• City has four years to contain sewer overflows
• Brandon man captured in escape from correctional facility
• Police seek hit and run driver
• Londonderry man charged with spitting at trooper
• Effort under way to save decal
• New York man charged with West Pawlet sex crime
• Workplace thefts bring jail time
• Krowinski named to House seat
• New plan near Smith birthplace in Vt.
• Woman faces prescription charge
• UVM commits $13M to green projects
• Man accused of copper theft
• Judge orders Vt. inn to turn over records in suit
• Volunteers caring for rare horses
• Weather challenges a challenging sport
• Pols: 9/11 deserves license plate before NY Giants
• Red Wings and Maple Leafs to play at Big House
• Skicross racers seek redemption at US Grand Prix
• Rangers, Cruz strike $16M, 2-year deal
• "Save the Vermont Pigs" wants cruiser decals to stay put: updated 4:02 p.m.
• Vermont Today
• Some suggestions to beat the winter blahs
• Saints celebrate relationships with win
• Mounties too much for Wasps
• Phantoms bump record to 12-1
• UConn wants to impose own penalties
• Baseball Hall to begin drug education program
• Billups vows return from season-ending injury
• There’s still a game in there somewhere
• IndyCar race director wants better communication
• Sochi Olympics downhill course gets high marks: Downhill course gets high marks
• Raiders fashion 6-goal run, trip Rice
• Castleton baseball team has Texas-sized hopes
• Outcry prompts compromise on stricter vaccine requirements
• Vt. Senate committee talks power line purchase
• Killington keeps EDT name the same
• Additional charges in city drug bust
• Chief search contract approved
• Downtown restaurant goes 24/5
• Mo’ Parking Blues: KeyBank parking lot off-limits after hours: KeyBank parking off-limits after hours
• Church closes after 250 years
• Two more arrested in burglary ring
• Interest strong in SVC mansion’s history
• Work at Jack’s Diner on hold
• Rising oil prices may affect Vt
• Cocaine dealer gets 20 years
• Brattleboro man sentenced to 30 years to life for sex assaults
• Former BAMS coach sentenced to six years on child porn charge
• Bar age limits under review
• Thomas L. Shanafelt
• Robert L. Guertin Sr.
• Suzanne G. Moore
• Dorothy F. Bresette
• Edith Bird
• Raymond P. Mullin Jr.
• Hazel Kearney
• Lawrence R. Bolgioni
• House arrest for man in bus crash
• Police seek prints in Currier case
• Vandals with BB guns target county
• UVM, Burlington, add more police
• Skier who died identified
• Principal faces DUI charge
• Vt child care workers seek union
• In 911 call, worker fears for Josh Powell’s sons
• Arts Preview
• Egypt’s PM: Threats to cut aid won’t work
• Ahmadinejad seeks to rebound in Iranian elections
• Study finds MDs not always honest with patients
• The Movie Diary: Power corrupts
• The Local Spin: You can't just play music …
• Theater review: ‘In Absentia’ flawed by powerful
• Nuance Gallery: ‘In Our Midst’: ‘In Our Midst’ Nuance Gallery
• Complicated nonsense: ‘Natural Wonders’ at BigTown Gallery
• David Moats’ ‘An Afternoon in France’: Taking a crisis through the generations: Taking a crisis through the generations
• A golden age
• California mine dispute recalls wild past
• Time Warner sees growth after Potter
• Santorum rides success to more donations
• Another campaign for sale: Another campaign for sale
• Chain reaction
• Irene gives us new chance on hospital
• How health care exchange will work: How health care exchange will work
• Backing Siliski for alderman
• Commonsense legislation
• Fighting against tide of money
• Freedom at 4 below: Freedom at 4 below
• CD Reviews: Katie Trautz showcases her diversity
• Pakistan holds border talks after deadly US attack
• Mill River escapes with 57-48 victory
• Vermont Today
• Windsor rallies to dispatch Twin Valley
• Jones propels Poultney past Westside
• Fair Haven holds off Burr and Burton
• Arlington rolls past Black River
• Parrish leads Rochester past Chelsea
• Vt child care workers seek union
• State: Older students struggle in math and science
• Perham’s last-second shot lifts Cosmos
• Contador may still appeal doping ban, won’t retire
• Nesbitt’s big shot lifts TV
• Rogers guides Raiders tobounce-back win over Bratt
• AP Source: Memphis to join Big East
• Lasch zeroes in on Otters
• Giants lauded as Super Bowl champs in NYC parade
• Norwich-Castleton men’s hockey game sold out
• McKibben: Vt needs to lead on climate change
• Students wear debt as badge of activism at Statehouse
• Manchester chili challenge is Thursday
• Four accused of pot possession
• New insurance proposal wins over some, alienates others
• Audit suggests CDC give control to MAU School Board
• Lake Carmi fish in northern Vermont also shows nuclear contamination
• Whooping cough case confirmed in Saxtons River
• CCCA to hold Mardi Gras Feb. 10
• Castleton Officials revise wording for bond
• Utilities launch merger website
• Westside school hosts benefit
• Jones sentencing today
• Multiple assaults against women investigated in city neighborhood
• Carolyn S. Wilcox
• Lawrence R. Bolgioni
• Edna L. Kemmerer
• Katherine Herrick
• Hazel Kearney
• Raymond P. Mullin Jr.
• George L. Burgess
• Ellsworth L. Benson
• Capt. Arthur L. Wardwell
• RB Ricky Williams says he’s retiring from NFL
• AG: Bail rules should keep Sandusky inside home
• Li Na retires with sore back in Paris
• CAS to issue Ullrich doping case verdict Thursday: Ullrich doping verdict expected Thursday
• The sunshine of February
• Judge rejects shakedown of Yankee: Judge rejects shakedown of Yankee
• Flood the zone: Flood the zone
• Java and justice
• Urgent action needed on climate
• Why are cars being towed?
• Vote for city’s infrastructure
• Victory for equality
• Keystone’s poisonous politics
• Selective outrage about money
• GSP520A.1 Practicum in Special Education
• GSE520.1 Practicum in Secondary Education
• GED520A.1 Practicum in Elementary Education
• Health Talk: Start the Conversation. It’s a Gift
• GBA511.1 Applying Managerial Finance (6/11 – 7/28)
• GBA510.1 Managerial Marketing (4/16 – 6/02)
• GBA505.1 Ethics and the Leadership Role (7/18 – 9/05)
• GBA504.1 Informational Technology Applications in Management Decisions (5/16 – 7/11)
• A push for family input to detect dementia earlier
• GRE517.1 Reading Clinic – Practicum (6/25 – 7/13)
• State cautions on norovirus
• GSP508.1 Special Education Law (7/09 – 7/20)
• Gingrich hits Romney, Obama, on Catholic rights
• GRE518.1 Word Study (6/28 – 7/13)
• Zsa Zsa behind closed doors at birthday party
• Coca-Cola adjusted fourth quarter results beat Street
• Job openings jump to near a three-year high
• Court: Calif. gay marriage ban unconstitutional
• $4M needed to clean up lead, secure Nigeria mines
• Lawyer: Nonprofits caught in Egypt aid dispute
• Vermont Today
• Balanced Saints topple Canton
• Perham’s last-second shot lifts Cosmos
• Rogers guides Raiders to bounce-back win over Bratt
• Nesbitt’s big shot lifts TV
• Thomas leads Woodstock over BF
• Pease leads Westside past BR
• Balanced Mounties down Patriots
• Chieftains roll over Royals
• Hanover shuts down Hurricanes
• Pats hold off Minutemen
• Lasch zeroes in on Otters
• Vt DMV wants to recoup computer system losses
• Flood victims may catch a break — on taxes
• Vt family income posts first real gain since recession
• Killington to hear wind project proposal,department name change
• Health department offers grants
• DRP readies marketing grants
• Police say large burglary ring cracked
• Vt. would allow ‘bronze plan’ to encourage health
• Adaptive program and ski club partner in new Pico lodge
• Twenty-year sentence for drug ring runner
• Vt’s Catholic Church sells Camp Holy Cross for $4 million
• Obama coming to Vermont
• Danby man answers to city arson
• Senators hope to put stamp on postal bill
• Man treated for car battery jolt
• Youth Suicide Prevent Platform launched
• Ca. school closing for 2 days over teacher arrests
• Coughlin plans to be back with Giants in 2012
• Firefighters put out fire in downtown kitchen duct: 9:08 p.m.
• Stoudemire out after death of brother
• Sidney Crosby practices with Penguins
• Contador stripped of Tour title
• Vonn off to fast start
• Brady will get another chance at legacy: Brady will get another shot at legacy
• Man charged in sex assaults on minors
• Sophia F. Macura
• Beverly A. Schultze
• Hazel Kearney
• James M. Keith
• Charlotte J. LeBlanc
• Arthur R. Ballard
• Theodore L. Fowler Sr.
• Ray B. Kirkpatrick
• Myrtle F. Glidden
• Robert L. Guertin Sr.
• Mount Ascutney Hospital wins award
• Clogged chimneys cause fires
• Fifth-grade teacher pleads innocent to possessing child porn on school laptop
• Town looks at what’s needed for economic director spot
• DMV deals with computer problem
• State settles Marlboro wrongful death suit
• Firefighters put out fire in downtown kitchen duct: Updated 6:54 p.m.
• Pipeline firm’s record
• Things are not OK
• Castleton story was one-sided
• A taxing question
• US levies tougher sanctions on Iran’s Central Bank
• Google, Facebook remove content on India’s order
• Romney latest pol to join wait-let-me-explain club
• $16 house? Dallas area man evicted after squatting
• Ga. court hears case of woman killed by alligator
• Apologies from NFL, NBC after M.I.A. flips bird
• A snip of the shears tames a cheesy onion soup
• Market Watch: Searching for greens
• Caesar salad for chillier months of the year
• Mexico party picks woman as presidential candidate
• US Closes embassy in Syria as mayhem escalates
• White House moves to tighten sanctions on Iran
• Greece caves in on civil service firings
• Report critical of Southwest Vermont Regional Career Development Center: 12:56 p.m.
• Vt. would allow 'bronze plan' to encourage health: 12:07 p.m.
• Vt., NH to discuss 5-state burglary investigation: 11:18 a.m.
• Vermont DMV wants to recoup computer system losses: 11:16 a.m.
• For Facebook ‘Hacker Way’ is way of life
• Giants beat Patriots 21-17 to win the Super Bowl
• Giants beat Patriots — again NY takes Super Bowl rematch with late score
• Legislative breakfast scheduled
• Vermont Today begins at 6:30 a.m.
• Mendon Realtor merges with Stowe agency
• Decisions alienate Vermonters
• Let Holyoke hear from Vermont
• Nineteen Americans in Egypt face trial in funds inquiry
• Pet elk still on the lam
• John D. Miner
• Robert L. Guertin Sr.
• Mark E. Boutin
• Marcel A. Gervais
• Richard L. Hammond
• Charlotte J. LeBlanc
• Sandra E. Malinowski
• James H. McKinnell
• Travel conference coming to Killington
• Inn at Weston receives ‘select’ designation
• Chamber will make annual trek to Montpelier
• Innovation is focus of workshop
• Bill would get Gables out of tax trouble
• Lawmakers poised to restore pay cuts
• Guard announces skills workshops
• Man faces assault on police charge
• Man faces assault on police charge
• Saturday Art Works: Fun and education on the weekend
• Writing on the Hall: Cars & candidates
• Roundabout moves toward expected May 1 start
• Chocolate-tasting big hit in Springfield’s Gallery at the VAULT
• Lawmakers poised to restore pay cuts
• Sal’s tradition continues with new owner
• City could fund Mendon Brook cleanup
• No more Naptown: Super Bowl boosts Indy’s image
• RAVNAH program supports veterans
• Bulletin Board
• Unruly crowd closes Md. mall
• As colleges obsess over rankings, students shrug
• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
• Capitol Beat
• Capitol Beat
• Reverse court ruling
• Heard it at School
• Life at Camp Griffin, Virginia
• 0206 RH Elder Connection
• State moves to thwart business identity theft
• Smart Spending: How to save at the slopes
• Walkovers, no-shows disappoint as Golden Gloves concludes
• After recess, change the world: After recess, change the world
• Time to learn from history
• Forest Service gains experience with bottomless arch culverts
• Vt. businesses find policies taxing
• Bellows Falls, Rockingham employees recognized for bravery for Irene rescue
• Rebs, ’Toppersindoors champs
• Coalition: PSB should start over on Yankee
• Vermonters gear up for regional rivalry: Vermonters gearing up for today’s regional rivalry
• Men assault, rob woman changing baby
• The latest scavenger hunt takes you underwater
• Death toll rises in Egypt street violence
• Police clear tents from Occupy site in DC
• Big political campaign donors and what they want
• Russia, China veto UN resolution on Syria
• Heavy snows trap many Europeans
• Vermont addresses health of Lake Memphremagog
• Italian premier issues warning
• Brigadier general dies in Afghanistan
• Former Komen supporters can’t forgive, forget
• Man gets DUI between applying for, getting pardon
• Romney hoping for repeat performance in Nevada
• Summer ‘pops up’ in New York retail space
• New England Independent Booksellers’ Best-Sellers
• The Outside Story: Are feathers Jurassic fluff?
• Book review: ‘The Only Good Girl in Hollywood’
• Book review: ‘Face Thief’ lacks characters, suspense
• Sheep and ships created a modern Vt economy
• Yankee Notebook: High drama with high tea is delicious
• Communities learn that the good life can kill
• Tips for preventing spit-up should go down well
• Talk of ‘tornado tourism’ stirs anger in Joplin
• Book review: Writer brings the New England outdoors inside
• Book review: It’s the smartest computer here — beware
• Hold the seed catalogs — but not the seeds
• Ten years later, Vt. priest scandal persists
• Scrapyard burglarized in Leicester
• Windsor man to face drug charges
• Arrest made in car arson
• False alarm at Wallingford Lake
• Police, dog, find missing Sunderland man
• Yankee pollution puts fish in hot water
• Working the land
• Gridiron wars
• Let’s roll out the welcome mat
• Exaggerating benefits of wind
• Sending wrong message to teens
• Yankee lament is baseless
• Music review: Young pianist wows Paramount audience
• The Weekly Planet: Get ready for renewables
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• Warm fall, little snow help storm-battered farms
• James H. McKinnell
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• Pats-Giants has bounty of Super matchups
• Euleta Veysey
• Norwich women hammer Plymouth
• Werger lifts CSC women
• Mariners take down Eagles
• Husson downs struggling Spartans
• Balance carries GMC over Maine Maritime
• Panthers dominate Mules
• Hornets edge Royals
• Babson ties CSC skaters
• Cadets escape with OT win
• Haab lifts Stowe over Rutland
• Spartans women steam past Husson
• Fleury carries Penguins to 2-1 win over Bruins
• Raptors roll past Rockets
• Golden Horde bigs too much for Chieftains
• Golden Gloves Card
• Mounties gets out early, hold rival Rutland at bay
• GMC’s Hopper nets 1,000th point in loss
• Castleton tops MMA for ninth straight win
• Forkey, Cadets skate to victory
• Spartans draw with Valiants, 0-0
• Hurricanes blow past Cosmos
• Beacons take down Spartans 5-4 in men’s hockey
• Husson pounds Green Mountain, 104-47
• Castleton cruises past MMA, 77-58
• Phantoms rip Terriers
• Minutemen use big second period to drop Jacks
• Patriots upset Brattleboro
• Rebels pull away from Wasps
• Sittler marvels over Gagner’s ‘magical’ night
• Montpelier scorches Oxbow, 72-38
• Beanpot tourney celebrating 60th anniversary
• Giants coach and son-in-law Snee, working together
• Big finish lifts BBA over Fair Haven
• Super Bowl ads that generate buzz after the game
• Entergy wants $4.6M in legal fees
• Flames destroy historic Woodstock farmhouse
• Friday Night Live goes under the microscope
• Komen backs down on cutting off Planned Parenthood
• Quit tobacco, get 30 days free at gym
• Local man accused of burglary
• Tuition rising at state colleges
• Snow sculpting contest missing the snow
• Magic Mountain ski area marks 50 years
• Feds: Saxons River teacher said he assaulted two girls
• School closure ballot question to be revised
• Historic steeple gets Vt. repair
• Hackers deface the Boston police website
• Activists in Vermont ask Sotheby’s to end lockout
• Black bear can be viewed on web cam
• Being smart about weeds can save time, back strain
• Real Estate is Local: Community commitment
• Woodchuck Festival Firemen ready to compete in games
• Vt. Senate panel urged to expand school choice
• BRAVO program looks for new volunteers
• Raymond A. L’Heureux
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• Garth D. McAllister
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• James H. McKinnell
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• Lee S. Bertrand
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• William S. Anderson Rites
• Dark tone of primaries
• Vt. Tech to begin aviation BS degree
• Student accused of trying to assault staffer
• New map pinpoints Lyme disease risk areas
• Man pleads guilty in case of girl, 7, found in Florida landfill
• Country or folk? The Civil Wars meteoric rise blurs Grammy category lines
• Heavy snowstorm hits Colo. on way east
• Official: Second teacher pulled from LA school
• Voter turnout points to GOP enthusiasm gap
• Jobless rate drops to 8.3%, lowest in 3 years
• House ready to consider lawmaker insider trading ban
• Education is important
• Gay candidate faces tough battle in Finland vote
• Iranian warns US, Israel against strikes
• Four killed in Egypt clashes over deadly soccer riot
• Vt. Yankee owner wants $4.6 million in legal fees: 4:22 p.m.
• Dilemma of the unemployed
• A gentle, discerning man
• Utility merger a boon to Rutland
• Parking pricier in city's downtown
• Ice fishing cancelled
• Vermont Today
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• Democrats may get lengthy GOP primary
• February is for the birds
• Retailers deliver solid sales gains for Jan.
• Maple Leaf race takes late chamber director’s name
• ‘Mother’ enjoying best year ever
• Cosmos win ugly over BF
• Raiders shake off Minutemen
• Hornets give it up
• Jones sees through Poultney win
• Phantoms outdistance Presidents
• Golden Horde rolls past Woodstock
• Reinertson explodes for TV in 2nd half
• Blazing start carries MAU past Slaters
• Bratt roars back for overtime win
• Hurricanes beat BBA in foul fest
• Chieftains surge to 7-6 mark
• Bouts of great interest on tap for Golden Gloves finale
• Keene powers U-32 past Harwood
• Keene’s late charge shocks Saints
• Vt nun who served people and state dies at 90
• Law gives Mass. midwives greater authority
• House OKs redesign for mental health
• Theater Review: Champlain Theatre outdoes its script
• Murphy chosen to turn Wilmington around
• Cancer charity confronts backlash over grant cuts
• State Police recall tampered decals: State Police recall tampered decals
• Raymond A. L’Heureux
• Advocates push for more transparency on claims denials
• Oprah and back: Rutland-raised novelist revisits home
• More than a building
• Margo L. Rose
• Valeria Sitek
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• Legislature considers IDs for farm workers
• He’s just RichFamous ship captain returns to his roots
• Man involved in ’06 slaying returns to jail on furlough violation
• Weather cancels women’s ski day
• United Way meeting set
• Winter Fest adjusts for weather
• GMC hosts outdoor job fair
• Former Cadet Thurman helping first-place Bears
• Mickelson sues to find source of ‘defamation’
• Madonna salsas for Victor Cruz
• Cunningham heads indoor competitors
• Family Center leadership changes
• Teachers set to picket today
• Man sentenced in sex assault
• Police: Armed robbery reported
• Two face assault charges
• DeOssie will start Super Bowl with ‘Tails’
• ‘Tebowmania’ comes to Super Bowl
• Indianapolis excelling as Super Bowl host
• Gronkowski returns to Patriots practice
• Umenyiora says honest mistake behind absence
• Hernandez may break out Super Bowl dance moves
• Brady apologizes for Buffalo hotel remark
• Irene movie debuts in Barre
• Lowell wind foes descend on Vt. Statehouse
• Altered police decals prompt recall
• Smaller schools’ cost pressures
• Prank discovered on state police cruisers: updated 4:40 p.m.
• Shriners say ‘be burn aware’
• Mitt speaks. Oh, no!: Mitt speaks. Oh, no!
• Citizens uniting
• Murtha wrong on Yankee
• Lawmakers delay hearing on trans fat ban in school foods
• Russia will not stop arms sales to Syria
• Palestinians hurl shoes at visiting UN chief
• Egypt police, protesters clash after deadly soccer riot
• Police look for would-be robber
• Snowboarders get injured more
• Woman hit by car in Burlington
• Air Guard to serve in Hawaii
• Media descendant jailed without bail
• Rodents diverge on winter forecast
• Many critical of birth control order
• Vt. employers offer views on health care
• Montréal maintenant: Top theater and a religious experience
• Reggae and Afrobeat's evolution: The possibility of a post-racial discussion
• The Local Spin: Grist Mill is hopping
• Arts Preview
• Federal judge considers if pharmacies must sell Plan B drug
• Romney says - he is not focused on poor
• Ice fishing cancelled
• Metal theft bill before House
• Killington Select Board member charged with selling alcohol without a license
• Parking pricier in city’s downtown
• Vermont Today
• Romney stock trades clash with divestment pledge
• Egypt's army, police blamed for deadly soccer riot
• AP Exclusive: US No-Fly list doubles in 1 year
• Facebook surrenders its privacy in IPO documents
• $91,500 raised to fight breast cancer
• Rutland County loses one representative
• Paradis, Pollard spark BBA
• Danyew, Raiders clobber Colonels
• Raiders roar past Wasps
• Reps. want to keep Waterbury, Duxbury together
• The pick is Giants ina Super overtime game
• 2 fugitives from Vt. caught
• North Bennington could become independent school
• This winter may be state’s mildest
• With little controversy, House redraws legislative map
• Stanley eager to putthe past behind him
• Mayweather licensed to fight vs. Cotto
• Kearney has eyeon lucky No. 13
• Many turning points for Giants, Patriots
• Many turning pointsfor Giants, Patriots
• Mount Snow sues over loss of Dew Tour
• Metal theft bill before House
• Ice fishing cancelled
• Stuck valve causes power reduction at Yankee
• Autism advocates want cap on insurance lifted
• Springfield man denies embezzlement charge
• UVM to ban bottled water
• Robert F. Colton
• Elizabeth J. Walker
• Ruth E. Galusha
• Julian Gelvan
• Free tax prep
• Science pub talks climate
• New York man charged in hotel drug bust
• Killington seeks more legal advice before approving warning
• AOT plans flood mitigation project on Route 73
• Masters of Illusion: Mystery and illusion come to the Paramount stage: Mystery and illusion come to the Paramount stage
• The Movie Diary: Your strength is your weakness
• Pianist Charle Albright chooses passion
• Who’s tough enough?
• The politics of dignity
• Stay in school
• Beware the danger of excess
• Help at accident appreciated
• Medical privacy must be protected
• Vote to approve city bridge bond
• Good idea, wrong place
• For Rutland region, success breeds success
• Bail set at $23M in ex-teacher’s molestation case
• UN nuclear official: ‘Good trip’ to Iran
• Al-Qaida claims attack on Iraqi government center
• Mexico: suspects tried twice to rescue Gadhafi son
• Greece, IMF expect debt deals soon
• Car sales by Chrysler and Ford improve
• Pop Culture Conference at CSJ
• Vermont Today
• Nesbitt leads Wildcats past Presidents
• Whitcomb holds off Cabot
• Big fourth quarter leads Patriots past Slaters
• Colonels put the bite on Bulldogs
• Wright jumper caps Owls upset over Middlebury
• Perham seals Cosmos victorys
• Phantoms go downtown to defeat Wasps
• MSJ boys take down Mill River 47-37
• Hysell’s 33 leads Raiders past Hurricanes
• Blue Devils fight off Golden Horde
• 1980 and 2012
• The great divide
• The battle at the drift
• Drug approved to treat cystic fibrosis’ root cause
• Romney wins big in Florida, routing Gingrich
• Vt House advances gas drilling moratorium
• Ray B. Kirkpatrick
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• Vt. Yankee nuke plant seeks OK to operate longer
• Man accused of violating court orders more than 100 times
• Crack laws seen as racially biased
• Hearing to focus on biomass plant
• Castleton to decide $2M for town offices, fire station
• Man admits to sexual assault of 13-year-old
• Woman pleads guilty in PAVE embezzlement
• PSB’s Volz answers to lawmakers
• Bennington will vote on $270,000 for road projects
• Local man charged with 18 counts of prescription fraud
• Peyton Manning says he has no plans to retire
• Reid says he offered Spagnuolo a coaching job
• Crosby suffering from soft tissue injury in neck
• Pats Gronkowski sheds boot, sounds ready to play
• Serena: Venus ‘coming along awesome’
• After collapse, Stanley is back on course and at peace
• Hamm contrite on verge of comeback meet: Hamm contrite on verge of comeback
• Inspectors get court order for access to slate mill
• Farmers can ask for more relief funds
• CVPS seeks more for ‘cow power’ projects
• Irene recovery talk at library
• Cracks found in new Champlain Bridge Superficial, hairline fractures routine, state officials declare
• Teachers, school boards fight over contract in Poultney
• Vt. gets 20-bed portable hospital
• Health Talk: How healthy is your heart
• Spilt Milk: Ski Nanny
• Wind points to the future
• Making profit out of you
• Salmon wrong on economy
• Downward mobility in period costume
• Wind power makes positive difference
• Russia blames radiation for failure of space probe
• Assange’s extradition fight faces long odds
• Consumer confidence falls in January
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1T, CBO says
• Sandusky to learn abuse accusers’ names this week
• ‘Live!’ moving forward day by day
• Los Angeles teacher charged with molesting 23 kids
• Ranger uses stun gun on man walking dogs off-leash
• Government offers concessions to settlers
• A rough cut: Vermont loggers have had a hard year
• Phantoms get running, speed past Wasps
• Music Review: De Cormier, Mozart and Fauré pack the Paramount
• Admissions Representative
• Vermont Today
• McAllister leads Springfield to 42-41 win over Twin Valley
• West Rutland girls pull away from Mounties
• Woods might need to teach himself how to win
• Martinez has knee surgery, will need 2nd operation
• Eagles fly past Bellows Falls
• Blue Devils roar past Presidents
• Hurricanes blow by Colonels
• Chiefains even record at 6-6 with win over Rebels
• Jacks use big second period to take down Bulldogs
• Autopsy: Homeless Vt. man died of alcohol-drug mix
• Dartmouth College starting piano ‘street project’
• Vt. man gets 77 months in meth fire case in Barre
• Camilla Williams, black opera pioneer, dies at 92
• Suspicious device found in Pittsford car not a bomb
• Aldermen and bridge bond fill city ballot
• Green Mountain Coffee lawsuit dismissed but not dead
• Trash hauler donates to Waterbury rebuilding effort
• Teens accused of vandalism
• Police probe reported assault
• Parking pricier
• Petitions in for local elections
• Convicted former trooper faces new charge
• Rosemarie A. Ratti
• Mary L. Senecal
• Valeria W. Sitek
• George H. Watrous
• Aurore R. Menard
• Harry I. Torrey
• Lawrence D. Cohen
• Geneva V. Burke
• Gerald S. George
• Edwin A. Herrick Jr.
• Donald E. Lewis
• Vt. sheriff laments psych conditions
• Education Department fights ban on dropping out
• Patriots receiver following in father’s footsteps: Slater following in father’s footsteps
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• Disappointing Knicks know they must get going soon
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• Wood stove blamed for house fire
• Bill holds towns harmless for disclosures
• Teen accused of forging checks
• Ludlow OKs bike path study
• Kentucky still easy No. 1 in AP poll
• Former Colts coach Caldwell hired by Ravens
• Police don’t have one-click right
• The austerity debacle: The austerity debacle
• Thumb in the eye
• Shutting down town discussion
• What Truman said
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• Market Watch: Wait, where is it?
• Twice Bitten: A mid-winter company dish
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• Colleges wary of Obama cost-control plan
• Egypt’s military considers faster transition
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• Wendy’s CEO: Problems were ‘self-inflicted’
• Winter cold snap kills 36 in eastern Europe
• Syrian troops push back in in Damascus outskirts
• Gates Foundation, drugmakers push on tropical ills
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• Police investigate 'possible explosive device' in car in Pittsford: updated 12:23 p.m.
• Killington puts EDT funds toward Irene recovery
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• Good Morning: Snow last night, more expected this week
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• It is not a perfect world
• Tangletown Farm buys mobile poultry processing unit
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• Gaborik’s trick leads Team Chara to All-Star win
• Pearce says snowboarding not too dangerous: Pearce: Snowboarding not too dangerous
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• Djokovic tops Nadal in 5 sets to win Australian Open
• Manchester voters asked to approve $1.5M poolhouse bond
• Police on drug prowl target green plates
• State Redistricting sparks House dissension
• Redistricting sparks House dissension
• Vt juror's use of Internet prompts new trial
• Cavers question scope of white nose bat deaths
• Some Walgreens’ customers need a new pharmacy
• City Hall Reporter's Notebook: Police cars & parking
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• Israel, Palestinians exchange blame over talks
• UN nuclear inspection gets under way in Iran
• Hundreds held in Oakland Occupy protest
• Troopers: At least 9 dead in Florida crash
• Smart meter opponents take to the air
• In northeast greenhouse gas group, many unsold allowances
• Firm to report on state office complex by March 2
• Opiate-related deaths figure revised
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• Fired Waterbury officer responds with challenge to chief
• Marijuana bill has profound impetus
• Bennington Select Board cuts agency request
• Meeting set on post-Irene efforts
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• Brattleboro police probe robbery
• William A. Anderson
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• Bob D. Bingell
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• Killington puts EDT funds toward Irene recovery
• Voters submit petition to regain fully paid employee health care
• Airport to get beacon upgrade
• Clarence Rice
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• Heard it at School
• Judge missed key point
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• A long campaign
• ‘Past Lane’ is refreshingly iconoclastic
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• Colchester overpowers Rutland
• A rally for Putin, enthusiasm optional
• Nickelodeon president to speak at UVM commencement
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• Vermont education official gets interim job
• 2 Vt. towns to decide on abandoned asbestos mine
• Haystack reopens as private club
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• Tucker, Watson propel Marauders over BBA
• Arab League halts observer mission in Syria
• In Davos, Europe is pressed for debt crisis solution
• UK’s Cameron: Afghan progress sets withdrawal pace
• Obama to senators: Change the way you do business
• Cuomo defends closed session with executives and lobbyists
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• In a harsh shift, Romney planned to goad Gingrich
• Experts: CVPS-GMP merger favors corporate profits over customer savings
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• State officials debate whether or not to debate education spending
• Chester Farmers’ Market to close
• Bartkus marker in OT sinks Spartans
• Bird wreaks havoc in Eagles’ nest
• CSC balance overpowers Beavers
• Panthers nip Ephmen
• Terriers take a bite out of GMC
• Spartans alone atop NAC standings
• Hamilton leads Raiders past U-32
• Phantoms choke off rival Westside
• Whitcomb chokes off UCA offense
• Mount Everett holds off Wildcats
• Azarenka romps over Sharapova
• MR KO’s unbeaten Slaters
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• VEDA approves financing for Hinesburg, Barre Town projects
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• The vote: 138 to 0
• "The Rundown" from the Vermont Press Bureau: updated 12 noon
• Northfield woman crooned for Cadets
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• Tide goes OT to beat Burlington
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• Maine Farmington dominates Green Mountain
• Fairfax edges Hazen
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• Tibbetts’ hoop gives Jacks overtime victory
• Streaking Spartans overpower Terriers, 87-39
• Home at last, Spartans roar past St. A
• Yellow Jackets run past banged-up Springfield
• Phantoms steal momentum, rally past Poultney
• Wildcats build big lead, top Terriers
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• Bridge projects scheduled
• Energy debate asks: How fast to ‘green’ sources?
• Entergy again refuses to test bedrock well for tritium
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• Rutland students rewarded with theater tickets
• BCIC gets one-year break from loan repayments to town
• Housing, car sought for VISTA volunteer
• Man arrested for Rutland burglaries
• Stanley takes lead at Torrey Pines
• Source: MLB will decide divisions on the field, not with a formula
• Djokovic wins marathon matchto set up final with Nadal
• Eli is taking Peyton's place
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• Superfoesblurline
• Goodell: The recession has helped NFL
• Jobs, jobs and cars: Jobs, jobs and cars
• Renewable progress
• How to get out of fighting
• Getting past sloganeering
• Smoother ride is needed
• Bright spirits remembered
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• Bill would allow marijuana for PTSD
• States open snowmobile trails
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• Real Estate is Local: How politics can affect real estate
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• Twitter may censor tweets in individual countries
• Demi Moore ‘smoked something’
• France, Karzai want faster NATO Afghanistan exit
• Egyptians mark 1st anniversary of uprising
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• Randolph girls win at Harwood 49-38
• Altobell prepares for national lifting tourney
• Horde recovers to race past Presidents
• Third quarter rally leads Whitcomb to victory.
• Nesbitts lead Wildcats past Golden Horde
• Woodstock outhustles Poultney
• Free throws pushes Proctor past Leland & Gray
• Coloutti nets 1,000th in win over Cosmos
• Soucie powers Bucks to victory
• Nadal beats Federer to move into Aussie Open final
• Chara opens NHL All-Star draft by picking Datsyuk
• Raiders start fast, repel Minuteman comeback
• Prince Fielder introduced by Detroit Tigers
• Vt Law School fundraising exceeds $15 million goal
• Vt. health chief says smart meters look OK
• Theater Review: ‘The Clean House’ is quirky and delicious
• Two fish swimming toward ‘official’ status in Vt
• Penguin Plunge will benefit Special Olympics on Saturday
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• Okemo to host "Flannel With Flair" fundraiser Jan. 28.
• Woman pleads guilty to setting fire at Vt. home
• Rutland f.y.e. closing
• GOP plans Rutland events
• College and school district aiming to stop parking problem downtown
• 2 Vt. school districts to share $3.5M grant
• Vt. man changes plea in fatal Burlington crash
• Killington Select Board member charged with selling alcohol without a license
• Men charged with taking prostitute to Vermont, New York farms
• Vt ACLU opposes Shumlin move on drug info
• Senate pushes for post-Irene tax holiday
• Man avoids jail time in shooting
• VLS fundraising exceeds $15M goal
• Police probe email threat to lawmakers
• Poultney residents get solar farm sales pitch
• Castleton hosts Honors Music Festival
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• Poll: Rick Perry’s Texas ratings down after failed run
• Pentagon proposes limiting military raises
• More seek unemployment aid, but trend is positive
• Carjack-hoax mom gets 8 years for fraud
• J.C. Penney's shares soar 15 percent
• Mounties start fast, roll past BBA
• How pimps use the web: How pimps use the web
• Waiting list
• Mark of a generous spirit
• What is true unemployment rate?
• Endorsing Siliski for alderman
• Accountability, not more rules
• Egypt bans travel for US official’s son
• Heigl would love to return to ‘Grey’s’
• Obama turns focus to energy
• Bomb attacks by suspected insurgents kill 17 in Iraq
• Pakistan accuses Iran of killing 6 on border
• Winter Doe Camp set for March 2-4
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• Blue Devils overpower Woodstock
• Slusarczyk lifts Raiders past Tide, 4-3
• Pollard lifts Bulldogs past Colonels in overtime
• Falcons fly away from Wasps
• Raiders overpower Cougars
• Highlanders blank Colonels, 2-0
• Bulldogs explode past Northfield
• Ianotti scores 1,000th in Mount Anthony victory
• Stevens races past Windsor in fourth
• NFL extends Goodell’s contract through 2018 season
• Olympians still perfect at 8-0
• Firm to report on state office complex options by March 2
• Judge: Man should be resentenced in arson
• Utility merger draws legislative scrutiny
• In Vermont, an attorney general’s losses raise doubts
• Phantoms pull away from feisty MSJ
• Police: driver stops to report crash causes pileup
• Local school board leader on national committee
• Condition improves for crash victims
• Court orders records for warrants
• Let the rivers run: State official says hands-off approach can help prevent flooding
• Third suspect answers to charges in Rutland home invasion
• Shumlin stays quiet on Yankee, for now
• Shumlin: We need to house homeless people
• Springfield board approves $10 million town budget
• Plasan exec says new workers needed, new jobs coming
• Supervisory Unions Merger proposal heads to voters
• Student charged with assault
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• Brandon players hold auditions
• UVM fifth in producing Peace Corps volunteers
• Vt. lawmakers weigh fracking moratorium
• Wind firm says Sheffield exceeding expectations
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• Williston chief resigns over illness
• Semifinals rebranded: ‘Big 4’ advance in Australia
• Solo uncertain for US game that decides Olympic berth
• Top four golfers start season in Abu Dhabi
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• Ducking health care bullet: Ducking health care bullet
• In health care, you get what you pay for: In health care, you get what you pay for
• Money, money everywhere
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• Stepping up in tough times
• Grandiose claims about wind
• Average is over: Average is over
• South Sudan says more than 900 oil wells shut down
• US military raid in Somalia frees American, Dane
• UN’s new Afghan envoy heartened by talk of peace
• Youths overrun bombed north Nigeria police station
• J.C. Penney to revise pricing methods and limit promotions
• Pelosi hints, then denies she has Gingrich secrets
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• Eagles roll past Terriers
• BBA beats Minutemen in squeaker
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• Hurricanes defense dominates Brattleboro
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• Vt. lawmakers hear from public on mental health
• Substance abusers grow; treatment lags
• State budget slates Route 4&7 for next year
• Spartan waves overcome GMC
• Nadal, Federer to meet in Australian Open semis
• Fewer flying from Burlington
• Whooping cough cases on rise
• VEDA approves $13.4M for projects
• Woman sentenced for sex assaults
• Convict wants sentence cut
• Transportation Agency: Apply Irene lessons to bridges
• Substance abusers grow; treatment lags
• Police say Connecticut River Valley burglary ring busted
• BFUHS, National Grid dispute continues
• Police: Teacher had child porn
• Police working on gang task force
• Man withdraws plea in assault case
• Water service interruption expected in Manchester on Wednesday
• MAU to ask voters about consolidation, sixth-graders
• Police: Woman exploited 87-year-old
• Longtime city police corporal and one-time school resource officer to retire
• Vt. unemployment falls, Rutland holds steady
• GMC hosts outdoor job fair
• VELCO, IBM to help ‘smart grid’
• Town office discussion postponed a week
• CSC celebrates Convocation, King
• Health Talk: Power Out? Safety Tips for Generator Use
• Free-market socialism: Free-market socialism
• Perennial tension
• Vt. plan advances
• Obama’s health overhaul lags in many states
• Sorrell must stand and fight
• Toward a clean energy future
• Forever grateful to Rutland region
• Mark M. Robinson
• Ruth E. Goddard
• Eleanor C. Ketcham
• Mary A. Mulhern
• Jesse L. Watkins
• Sophia E. Hughes
• Maurice W. Matteson
• Scorsese’s ‘Hugo’ leads in Oscar nods
• McDonald Houses full, expanding for more parents
• Egypt’s ruler partially lifts country’s emergency laws
• Upshaw leads Alabama Senior Bowl contingent
• McDonald’s quarterly net income jumps 11 percent
• A similar path diverges for Bradley, Steele: A similar path for Bradley, Steele
• Wizards fire coach Saunders, promote Wittman
• AP source: Fielder and Tigers agree on 9-year deal
• Capitals LW Ovechkin skipping NHL All-Star game: Ovechkin skipping All-Star game
• Marine faces 3 months in brig for Iraqi deaths
• Romney touts tax return transparency
• Experts: Risks along with rewards on Mount Rainier
• JFK library releases last of his secret tapes
• The gusts of Gingrich
• Stakes are high in health care
• Planning for wind power is needed
• Still a rollicking good story
• Gadhafi loyalists seize city in Libya
• Polish websites to go dark to protest ACTA
• Raiders strike down Bratt with late lightning
• Vermont Today
• Giants top 49ers 20-17 in OT to reach Super Bowl
• Federer strolls into quarterfinals
• Balanced Vermont coasts past UMBC 90-62
• Vikings fend off Cadets, 55-22
• Error-strewn Serena out of Australian Open
• Danica Patrick won’t run Indy 500 this year
• Newton replaces Manning on NFC Pro Bowl squad
• Kelly met with Tampa but decides to stay at Oregon
• Kearney sets record with 11 straight wins
• Seattle, New York finalize Pineda, Montero deal: Mariners, Yankees finalize deal
• CSC hockey team raises money for cancer: CSC’s ‘Pink the Rink’ a success
• Raiders shake off rust and Slaters
• Hilltoppers top Tide to end skid
• ‘Nuisance’ bears on rise in Vt
• Irene flooding left home on unexpected island
• Jean Anne Johnson
• Owner attributes success of Montpelier restaurant to leadership
• State of the Union to focus on middle class
• Western rail corridor on back burner
• Watershed coordinator talks floods
• Police probe robbery attempt
• Aldermen: Merger deal will help preserve jobs
• $25B nationwide mortgage deal goes to states
• Flames destroy Hubbardton home
• PSB frees FairPoint to compete
• City police make two arrests in home invasion; third suspect sought
• State roads get much needed maintenance
• Two hurt in crash
• LA detective in Simpson-Goldman slayings dies at 70
• Vt. delegation applauds GPS decision
• NY woman killed in Wells crash
• Demonstrators call for shut down of Vt. Yankee
• No charges against anti-VY protesters
• Man dies in snowmobile crash
• Vt. town mourns teen killed by Amtrak train
• Man accused of drunk driving two days after prison sentence for drunk driving
• Woman accused of felony assault with cane
• Guns, cash taken from Vermont home
• Marjorie M. Wilcox
• Dorothy Blaser
• Christopher and Travis Raleigh
• Madeline E. Pratico
• Shirley Harrison
• Ruth E. Goddard
• Roger F. Anderson
• Castleton hockey team donates money for cancer
• Is our economy healing?
• GOP ironies
• Meth flooding burn units with uninsured
• Senator complains of TSA run-in
• Stem cells as vision aid: safe, but effective?
• 2 dead, 100 hurt in Ala. as storms pound South
• Former CIA officer accused of terror leaks
• Erasing sign of racism in city
• Child-care union not necessary
• Design lacks traditional look
• Raunch meter rises for CBS Monday comedies
• Woman sets Antarctic crossing record with solo trek
• 2 more bodies found; ship’s oil to be pumped
• Iran revives Gulf threats after EU sanctions
• Diocese, school work on solar project
• Hearing set on mental health system
• Guard to continue night training
• Brewery holding to aid flood victims
• Market Watch: Dorset’s winter market offers a little bit of everything
• Canadian man gets nearly 18 years for credit fraud
• Super Bowl: Jam plus chicken equals delicious: Super Bowl: Jam plus chicken equals delicious
• Castleton students’ newspaper wins VPT award
• House destroyed in Hubbardton blaze Monday
• Police: Two New York City men hold residents against their will: updated 12:15 p.m.
• Saints fall to No. 24 Daemen
• Giants top 49ers 20-17 in OT to reach Super Bowl
• Patriot’s patchwork defense holds together at the end
• Vermont Today: Nasty weather here today; Pats/Giants to Super Bowl
• Patriots beat Ravens 23-20 to advance to Super Bowl
• Bruins beat Flyers on Seguin’s shootout goal
• Pierce has best game of the season in Celtics win
• Vermont ties for Alvine
• Revered PSU coach Joe Paterno dies at 85
• Federer strolls into quarterfinals
• Spartan skiers fare well in New Hampshire
• Balanced Vermont coasts past UMBC 90-62
• CSJ men top Southern Maine CC in overtime
• Rivendell knocks Proctor girls from ranks of unbeaten
• Saints fall to No. 24 Daemen
• Flory's Plaza report released
• Lawmakers look at UVM “golden parachutes”
• City Hall Reporter's Notebook: 'Practical' edition
• Paterno’s wife: ‘After 61 years, he deserved better.’
• Murtha's decision no surprise
• At Radio City, 'Idol' alum Clarkson explores love and angst
• Landmark bed and breakfast reopens
• Hemingway's: From table to farm
• Gabrielle Giffords says she’s leaving the house
• Players roll dice to revamp D&D in digital age
• A good candidate is hard to find
• Opera Review: ‘Il trovatore’ silly but beautiful
• Clerks concerned about vital records bill
• Man Tasered, arrested at hospital
• 2 troopers increase strength at Vt. barracks
• Pownal crash seriously injures driver
• N.Y. woman’s car slides off the road
• Elizabeth J. Sherman
• Benson school budget up nearly 8 percent
• Wallingford Select Board chips away at budget
• Aldermen: Merger deal will help preserve jobs
• Uniforming an army
• Don’t leave anyone out
• Heard it at School
• Thoughts on doctors’ concerns
• Time to rethink priorities
• Largest Vt. Farm Show opens
• Award recognizes workplace safety
• IRS: Tax deadline is April 17
• Okemo recognized by condo group
• VBSR adds new board members
• Start-ups in New England saw rise in funding in ’11
• Shrimp season rolls on amid controversy over quota
• Romney stance on DREAM Act is magnified in Florida
• Exit poll shows SC voters made up their minds late
• Arab League extends Syria mission 1 more month
• Yemeni president leaves, heading for U.S.
• Iran’s Gulf smugglers feel blowback from tensions
• Sex crimes trouble AF Academy
• Extraordinary Gingrich comeback also vindication
• Pot-based prescription drug looks for FDA OK
• Iowa’s celebrity hunting program criticized
• Oprah confident Obama will win re-election
• Weaver revisits paranormal with ‘Red Lights’
• Capital beat
• Gaborik scores 2 as Rangers beat Bruins 3-2 in OT
• NFC: Giants vs. 49ers matchups
• Super Bowl teams, come on down
• Bowdoin ends skid vs. Middlebury
• Fighting Saints men win in OT
• Fighting Saints win fifth straight
• CSC dodges bullet with last-second goal
• Balanced Spartans romp over Lyndon
• NFC: Giants vs. 49ers matchups
• Super Bowl teams, come on down
• Raiders, Green Knights deadlock, 3-3
• Castleton downs Lyndon for fifth straight win
• Seahawks extend Spartan slump with a 4-1 decision
• Bousono a sparkplug in JSC victory
• Yellow Jackets break away from Otters for a 62-51 win
• Mark Blucher
• Adam W. Delisle
• Justin C. Brande
• Ruth E. Goddard
• Time for a four-year term: Time for a four-year term
• Creating facts out of thin air
• Single-payer will increase choice
• Fixing flawed energy program
• Changes threaten health care choice
• Year of the dragon: Top teacher reflects Chinese rise in Vt.: Year of the dragon: Top teacher reflects Chinese rise in Vt.
• Thinking the unthinkable about Iran: Thinking the unthinkable about Iran
• CVPS must keep its promise
• ‘Cloud’ use raises taxing debate for lawmakers
• Is Entergy decision judicial activism?
• Making trails in Vt. ready for riders
• How will you use your leap second?
• Dew Tour wows crowd
• Review: ‘Liaisons Dangereuses’ isn’t nice, but it is fun
• Crash victims recalled at Rutland service
• Dueling NY studies over natural gas climate impact
• Murder common in meth capital
• As heating oil soars, users cross fingers
• After treatment, Chavez reclaims spotlight
• Recall so boring it’s mesmerizing
• Japanese struggle to protect their food supply
• Man to change plea in DUI fatal
• 3 arrested in Vermont drug raids
• Man faces charges after crash
• Ambush of police truck kills 14
• TV station covers Ohio bribery trial with puppets
• Mill River moves to 9-1 with win over Mount Abraham
• Colonels romp over Jacks
• Manwaring leads Williamstown over Rochester
• Holy Cross downs Castleton
• Big second half leads Whitcomb past Concord
• Murphy leads South Royalton past Whitcomb
• Otters turn away Phantoms
• Spartans roll over Southern Maine
• Wildcats break away from GM
• Brundage leads Patriots
• Rebels fend off late-game pressure from Terriers
• Claflin’s trey in closingseconds beats Fair Haven
• Devils shake off Chietains for 48-37 win
• Air bags presented as ski racing’s safety solution
• Defense, balance carry Raiders over Hurricanes
• 49ers, Giants renew playoff rivalry for NFC crown
• Isner is out at Australian Open, as are all US men
• Boeheim keeps focus in tumultuous season
• Texas spent time getting to know Yu before $107M
• Inn wins award recognition
• Biathlon series to begin in Grafton
• Entergy asks to move cooling tower suit to federal court
• Watershed in Bennington preserved by Vermont group
• Hildene throws a party for Lincoln
• NJ power plant won’t use VY ruling to stay open
• McDonald to vacate GOP post
• Mental health hearing set
• Mixed grades for tobacco control
• Man who lived with killed NH girl faces charges
• Rutland library hosts book sale
• Body identified as Shelburne man
• Home sales up at end of dismal year
• Dew Tour competitors recall Burke as inspiration
• Merger provision would create development funds
• Real Estate is Local: How HEAT Squad can help
• Yankee opponents eye new strategies
• With eye on property taxes, House tweaks bill
• Vanilla Ice Project series returns
• Clifford R. Thatcher Jr.
• Homer L. Somers
• Madeline D. Pratico
• Marilyn E. Gordon
• Elva J. Ackley
• Adam W. Delisle
• Robert F. Elliott Rites
• Sophia E. Hughes
• Region remembers longtime planning commission head
• Vermont gets $21.6M for flood-damaged communities
• Police say medical condition likely killed man found in Rutland warehouse
• Taxes at the top: Taxes at the top
• Compassion toward dogs
• Greed not good for health care
• Christmas Fund shines brightly
• Fundraiser a big success
• Yankee disappointment
• Right at Home: accents with a sunny disposition: Accents with a sunny disposition
• Agency says Iran shuts down shops selling Barbie dolls
• Vt. debates delay in health funding plan
• 2 men face gun charge in Vt. home invasion
• State bank proposal gains support
• Romney says SC race neck-and-neck
• Protesters to ‘occupy’ courthouses
• Singer Etta James dies in California
• Seven arrested as FBI closes a top file sharing site
• US citizen kidnapped in Nigeria’s oil delta
• Egyptians rally ahead of uprising anniversary
• US military chief holds talks in Israel on Iran’s nuclear program
• GE expects 2012 to be another volatile year
• Freeskier Sarah Burke dies
• Lagasse's Hearthside Grill delivers quality and flavor
• Girls Basketball: Green Mountain 34, West Rutland 30
• Boys Basketball: Rockets hold off Arlington, improve to 7-1
• Hot-and-cold Minutemen defeat Chieftains
• Defense rests in court, not at MMU
• Frazier a star on the court, field and track
• Bulldogs sweep Lewie Dean
• Fighting Saints squads fashion a sweep
• Financial Aid Counselor
• Snowboarder Burke dies of injuries
• Vermont Today
• Judge rules in favor of Entergy in challenge to state
• Bulldogs sweep Lewie Dean
• Judge sides with Entergy: Vermont Yankee can stay open
• Law struck down, solons plot new course
• Rutland endorses utility merger
• Lawmakers approve new state jobs
• Police find body in abandoned Rutland warehouse
• Pyrofax will pay state $240,000 to settle consumer claims
• Southwestern Vermont Health Care receives large donation
• Man accused of stalking
• Economists downgrade revenue outlook
• Bridgewater man charged in pedestrian’s death
• Teacher strike long over, but pay concerns continue
• Giants’ Manning, 49ers’ Smith overcome scrutiny
• Spagnuolo to take over Saints’ defense
• Brady practices after missing Wednesday
• Pats offense meets Ravens defense for AFC title
• Bell rings on Gloves Saturday
• Frazier a star on the court, field and track
• Three-story, 100-room hotel considered for Manchester
• Vt. woman sentenced in assault case
• United Way reaches goal, celebrates community
• Woman back in court in old Vt. embezzlement case
• Crash kills Danby man
• A look at some of the Dew Tour events
• Snow gives small boost to ski resorts
• Outdoor show is great for families
• Harold G. Warner Jr.
• Donald W. Ripley
• Shirley Harrison
• Christopher Raleigh Travis Raleigh
• Phyllis F. Burns
• Mark Blucher
• Entergy wins case against state of Vermont: updated 5:25 p.m.
• CDC: Many teen moms didn’t think it could happen
• Perry ends bid for presidency
• Details of his vast personal fortune trail Romney
• Colo. court weighs energy leases near Utah parks: Colorado court weighs energy leases
• Great day for girls’ hoops
• Anchors aweigh, my boys: Anchors aweigh, my boys
• Promises to keep
• Generosity appreciated
• Campaign spending is obscene
• Assault on Gables is a disgrace
• Wild columns are fine gems
• Seafarers outraged that captain jumped ship
• Sundance Film Fest opens with 4 films, new snow
• Apple starts selling interactive iPad textbooks
• After 6 months of famine Somali men return to farm
• US Navy says it assists third Iranian crew in distress
• Uplifting
• Vermont receives $4.9M in home heating aid: 2:55 p.m.
• AG settles consumer protection claim against propane company: 11:14 a.m.
• Movie Schedule 1/20-1/26
• Vermont Law School gets $1.25M grant: 11:04 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Fatal crash in Tinmouth
• Roundup: Rockets hold off Arlington, improve to 7-1
• Vermont Today
• Fighting Saints squads fashion a sweep
• Hot-and-cold Minutemen defeat Chieftains
• Celtics beat Raptors to snap 5-game skid
• Bill promotes economic equality
• Darvish, Texas settle on $60M contract
• Seer says Patriots, Giants for crown
• These are notfather’s 49ers
• DEWd! Extreme winter sporting event comes to Killington Resort
• Ira treasurer gets 27 months for embezzlement
• Dew Tour activities of interest:
• Will CVPS customers see checks in merger deal?
• Obama rejects pipeline, receives thanks from plan’s Vt. foes: Obama rejects pipeline, gets thanks from plan’s Vt. foes
• Fire damages Chester home
• Woman accused of knife threat
• Teen’s death called ‘freak accident’
• Voters may be asked to approve new poolhouse in Manchester
• Bennington plans spring groundbreaking for welcome center
• Defense rests in court, not at MMU
• Seeking major title, Wozniacki consults a major winner
• Harbaughs:2 trails waitingto intersect
• Former Ira treasurer sentenced to 27 months
• Hockey tournament this weekend
• City approves Baker contract
• Aldermen: No Zamias money for police cars
• Embezzlement victim loses trust
• DRP questions parking changes
• Thomas H. Yakunovich
• Shirley Harrison
• Christopher J. Raleigh
• Travis H. Raleigh
• Warren E. Davis Jr.
• Theresa A. McMorrow
• Mary E. Creed
• Kerry A. Stapleton
• Tammi Klunder
• White House says Obama’s health overhaul on track
• Moving ahead
• Merger should be rejected
• Health care is a human right
• Health care plan misguided
• Obama: No on oil pipeline, more review needed: 4:18 p.m.
• Poppy and Mitt, protean patricians
• Trust, but verify
• Three dimensions: Three dimensions
• Amendment is wrong solution: Amendment is wrong solution
• De Cormier to lead VSO in Mozart and Fauré Requiems: De Cormier, 90, to conduct VSO and VSO Chorus
• The Local Spin: Brothers Palluto!
• The Movie Diary: Ain’t nothing like the real thing: Ain’t nothing like the real thing
• ‘The Clean House:’ New Vermont Stage director debuts with truly quirky comedy
• USDA announces $308M for disaster-stricken states: Disaster-stricken states get $308M
• Tax return often an issue for White House hopefuls
• Arts Preview
• Cider Mag Awards: Urban alien recaps proceedings
• Protest exposes Silicon Valley-Hollywood rivalry
• Wholesale prices declined slightly last month: Wholesale prices declined slightly last month
• Conn. to review utility deal
• Iranian lawmaker: Obama proposed talks; US denies
• Pakistan scandal’s latest twist: naked wrestling
• Sarkozy unveils $550 million jobs plan before vote
• Russia vows to block Western intervention in Syria
• Rosemary Altea sells Ira property
• Health ‘exchange’ legislation finds early critics
• Some lenders to students face greater U.S. scrutiny
• Digitizing health records, before it was cool
• Vermont Today
• Task force: Little need for Irene legislation
• Cause of fatal Bridgewater crash still unclear: Cause of fatal Bridgewater crash remains unclear
• Occupy faces economic realities
• Rutland doctors doubt single-payer goals
• School district seeks revenues rather than cuts
• Bennington police get 14 new sets of body armor
• Jack’s Diner denied permit to expand
• Bennington Emergency shelter plans advance
• Nurse assistant denies murder in death of nursing home patient
• No injuries in three-vehicle crash
• Serious injury in Leicester crash
• Bill promotes economic equality
• Is race a factor in prison convictions?
• Jan. 18 Health Briefs
• Biomass tour fires imaginations
• Welker still big threat as Patriots TE hype grows
• Vermont dairies scramble for feed after Irene
• Interest in Pebble about Tiger and the QBs
• Insects, not ankle, bug Serena in Aussie comeback
• Xavier getting back to pre-brawl form
• Colts fire coach Jim Caldwell after 3 seasons
• Ellsbury agrees to deal with Red Sox
• Justin C. Brande
• Jane E. Hallock
• Elizabeth J. Sherman
• Ronald J. Gilson Sr.
• Levi G. Duclos
• Rollin A. Loyzelle
• Robert F. Elliott
• Madeline Quimby
• Edward H. Oakman
• Mars rocks fell in Africa last July
• Recession slows growth in public pre-K
• Study: Babies try lip-reading in learning to talk
• Spilt Milk: Tongue sushi
• Health Talk: Frostbite & Hypothermia
• Class warfare
• Wis. governor opponents to submit recall petitions
• Fuel transfer runs smoothly in Nome
• He knew Ezra Pound
• Keep it simple
• Embracing the pretzel
• People needing people
• Bringing local food to the table
• Overextending police force
• Free Pap Day coming up
• Support beyond basketball
• Syria ‘absolutely rejects’ calls for Arab troops
• Clinton: Yemen leader reneged on promises
• Boston, Belfast spar over fate of secret IRA tapes
• Greece in race against time to avoid default
• Average age of US vehicles hits record 10.8 years
• Kraft Foods to cut up to 1,600 positions in North America
• State officials produce lost emails
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• Man stabbed in altercation in downtown Burlington
• Vermont Today
• Preds prevail
• Comstock is NAC hoop Player of the Week: Comstock earns NAC honors
• Griffin, Clippers trip up Nets
• Tebow earns starting status for Broncos in 2012
• 76ers down Bucks
• Analysis: French downgrade puts onus on Germany
• Vt. National Guard band gets war recognition: Vt. Guard band gets war recognition
• Racism, diversity in foreground on MLK day
• State officials produce lost emails
• Heating oil: $3.84 a gallon
• Crash victim had Rutland roots
• Vt. singer wins Golden Globe
• Workshop gets startups going
• City police arrest burglary suspect
• Killington officials expected to vote on zero budget increase
• Beneath a deeply silly campaign, a deeply serious performer: Beneath a deeply silly campaign lies a deeply serious performer
• Request for ice fishing on Dix Reservoir
• Group appeals Goddard heating plant permit
• Cabot fire destroys house
• Red Cross offers training
• Vt congressmen give out $236K in bonuses
• One man killed in Vt. crash
• Woman booked for wrong-way driving
• Police say SOS workers may knock on doors
• Police say Woodford store burglarized
• Teen charged with felony assault
• Police identify teen killed by train in Vernon
• Entergy says no need for current inspection schedule
• Developer challenges more than $17M in property assessments
• Who’s the ‘elite’ quarterback now?
• Cadet hockey alone at the top
• Conference battles take shape
• Preds prevail
• Nadal wins despite new injury
• Chevron: Rig catches fire off Nigeria’s delta
• Mary E. Creed
• Edward H. Holden
• Edna Kemmerer
• Maurice W. Matteson
• Richard M. Ketchum
• Janet Hunter Smith
• Lorraine Yumont Bailey
• Eric R. Cone
• GOP maps strategy after tax debacle
• Weird gadgets at CES: Motorized unicycle, anyone?: Weird gadgets at electronics show
• Market Watch: Squash and potatoes all winter long
• Twice Bitten: Fish lard and other delicacies
• Music Review: Vermonters deliver beautiful Mozart
• How fares the dream?
• Dinner tax
• UVM announces 5 finalists for president
• New test proposed for drivers over 75
• Redistributing wealth upward
• Moving inmates invites trouble
• Obscene spending in campaigns
• UK’s Clegg says Israeli settlements ‘vandalism’
• Huntsman leaves race with plea for party unity
• Wis. Democrats still searching for Walker opponent: Dems search for Walker opponent
• Minn. couple missing after ship capsized
• Immigration courtrooms silent during ICE review
• Medvedev proposes direct governor elections
• Father, son killed in crash were in Rutland for family funeral
• School choice: Proposal or slogan?
• Police: 12 pot plants in car
• Vermont Today: Two killed, five injured in Bridgewater crash Sunday
• Two killed, five injured in Bridgewater crash
• Two killed, five injured in Bridgewater crash
• Divers in Italy ship wreck recover two more bodies
• Stonyfield CEO resigns to focus on food policy: Ex-CEO of Ben & Jerry’s to take over Stoneyfield
• Vermont Dairies Scramble to Find Feed After Irene
• Runway Cafe takes off at airport
• Questioning Smart meters
• From prison, Jeffs imposes changes
• ‘Contraband’ swipes No. 1 spot at box office
• Manchester chili challenge coming
• Bomb targets Muslims at religious service in Pakistan
• Split SC conservative vote may aid Romney
• 1 of ex-Syracuse assistant’s accusers admits lying
• Running from millions
• Capital Beat
• Brady leads Pats to AFC title game
• Vonn shares milestone win with sister
• Waitingon thetuxedos
• Ravens beat Texans 20-13
• Malkin powers Penguins in 6-3 win
• No. 11 Georgetown beats St. John’s 69-49
• Manning, Giants stun Packers
• Police: Home burglarized twice in one day
• School still at loggerheads with National Grid
• Vermont town gets broadband
• Teen killed by train in Vernon
• Man accused of child sex assault
• Heard it at School
• Sheriffs seeking permanent home
• Irene fund clears committee
• City Hall Reporter’s Notebook: Number games
• Vt. Yankee is a regional issue
• Arts are alive in Rutland
• Good immigration policy, on hold
• The clenched fist
• Perry: Marines in video are ‘kids,’ not criminals
• In Vermont, one-party rule takes hold
• Dean to appear at Manchester bookstore Friday
• Police probe could point to criminal violations: No policy for internal police investigations in Vermont
• Stonyfield CEO resigns to focus on food policy
• Suze Orman’s prepaid card: Can you afford it?
• Silenced musical treasures languish in Mich. vault
• Music Review: Russian pianist excels as storyteller
• First rule of investing: Take responsibility: First rule of investing: Take responsibility
• For businesses, ski season could be better, could be worse
• Stingy 49ers top Saints after wild finish
• For businesses, ski season could be better, could be worse
• Entergy wants to cut back on dryer inspections
• Senior Games set
• Roundup: Hoffert, Raiders eat up D-I field
• Marauders trounce Raiders, 5-0
• Police: Teen was ‘suspicious’ person outside home
• Corrections officer faces sex charge
• Second man cited with taking car
• Nobel laureate drops bid for presidency of Egypt
• Survivors of ship’s grounding say they lived ‘Titanic’
• Santorum: US wrong to condemn Iran scientist death
• Project to pour water into volcano to make power
• 1 percenters paint nuanced portrait of the rich
• Vt lawmakers push for health care financing plan
• All in the family: Father and son know competition
• Social justice for all? Seeking answers, Vt Human Rights Commission sparks questions
• Music Review: Russian pianist excels as storyteller
• DMV worker accused of fraud
• Former Vermonter nominated for Golden Globe
• Middlebury starts new business center
• Repairing a river in short order
• A new Nordic normal as winter melts away
• Lines of power
• Look who’s behind new research center
• Burning time in the wood stove
• Sex, wine and journalism? How reporters really operate
• Why not a Nobel Environment Prize?
• Time to crack down on embezzlers
• King’s dream of a just world
• A year of weather disasters and inaction
• From farm to boiler: Students help their college convert to locally sourced, biomass fuel
• First rule of investing: Take responsibility: First rule of investing: Take responsibility
• NYC Occupiers become nomads
• US gov’t on pace for smaller deficit in 2012
• Book review: ‘A Universe From Nothing,’ by Lawrence M. Krauss
• Book review: ‘Admiral Nimitz,’ by Brayton Harris
• Book review: ‘American Dervish,’ by Ayad Akhtar
• Sonoran Desert is an out-of-this-world place after dark
• Yankee Notebook: Going negative, old style
• Book Review: ‘In Our Prime,’ by Patricia Cohen
• Parents need to bring patience to the slopes
• Starting solid foods? Try these easy-to-digest tips
• Book review: ‘Lunatics,’ by Dave Barry and Alan Zweibel
• Sculpture park abounds with inspiration for winter garden
• Book review: ‘Kayak Morning, by Roger Rosenblatt
• Life advice from elderly focuses on positive thinking
• The Outside Story: Road salt diet is tough on nature
• Seminoles embarrass No. 3 UNC, 90-57
• Merighetti edges Vonn for downhill win in Cortina
• Slow start costs Cadets, 2-1
• Serena ready to shake off rust, contend for title in Melbourne
• Giants are hungry foranother crack at Pack
• EMCC out-guns Saints, 85-82
• Roundup: Devils throw a blanket over OV, 50-28
• CSC snoozes, loses to Pilgrims
• Sportsman’s show has something for everyone
• Raiders run away from Hornets
• Saturday’s game a chance for Pats,Broncos to exorcise their demons
• 49ers defense looks to stop Brees, red-hot Saints
• AP source: Fisher to coach St. Louis Rams
• Adrian Peterson begins rehabbing torn ACL
• Court’s comments stir controversy at Aussie Open
• Skiers hit the halfpipe despite Burke’s injury
• Dewey ignites MSJ invictory over Hartford
• Roundup: Parrish’s big night paces Rockets
• Minutemen keep Ottersat a distance, 67-57
• Judge upholds Indiana school voucher law
• New local food market coming to Manchester
• Copper wire taken from bridge restoration site
• Scott M. Turco Rites
• Ryan J. Williams
• Clifford R. Thatcher Jr.
• Major Homer L. Somers
• John H. Sloan
• Katherine P. Quinby
• Eleanor Schneider
• Rodger E. Secoy
• Pauline A. Bolduc
• Francis W. Delaney
• Elizabeth E. Moulton Rites
• Jane P. Barnes Rites
• Patricia D. Cuttitta
• Irene T. Maranville
• State revenues slip in December
• Leahy staffer gets new job
• State says Gables owes $350,000
• Sugarers tapping earlier
• Bolaski gets 25 to life in killing
• Hospital: Locklear ‘still with us’
• Skis vs. board? Many do both now: Skiing vs. snowboarding? Many people do both now
• Colvin hired to develop county’s economy
• Burr and Burton Peru campus to offer new experience for students
• $1.4 million fraud leads to three-year sentence for Windham County woman
• Man charged with felony drunk-driving
• Police: Suspicious man outside Shaftsbury home last night
• Supreme Court rules on return of seized property
• Key US oil supplier may cut off spigot Sunday
• Newsman Threlkeld dies in car accident
• Ski areas kick off helmet, safety awareness week
• Fair Haven approves emergency fund policy
• Towns team up for police coverage
• Furniture, like food, can be ‘semi-homemade’
• Real estate fundamentals turning positive
• Iraqi official calls for prime minister’s removal
• Arab League chief warns Syrian civil war is near
• Peru court sentences Van der Sloot to 28 years for murder
• Europe starts to lose appetite for US goods
• Greek bond swap appears near collapse
• Obama seeks power to merge agencies
• Utah man gets lost class ring back 45 years later
• America isn’t a corporation
• Men behaving badly
• Color Reel: the 20th century’s palette, explained
• Michelle Obama ‘random dances’
• Formaldehyde poisoning neighbors
• Armory has much potential
• Generosity appreciated
• A bit late, winter grips Midwest and Northeast
• Coca-Cola says it told about fungicide
• Housing bust still haunts the banks
• Castleton men top 100 again in defeat of NEC
• Kyle Bolaski sentenced to 25 years to life
• Live updates from Kyle Bolaski sentencing
• Major Leaguer Carl Pavano pitches in for Ludlow
• Vermont Today
• Free throw lifts Saints
• Freestyler Burke remains critical after surgery
• Ali Center part of legacy to his social activism
• Bailey, Brady renew their rivalry this weekend
• Alabama’s Richardson, Hightower, Kirkpatrick NFL-bound
• Cadets prepare for Babson, Frozen Fenway
• Santana not sure whether ready for opening day
• Ohio panel sticks to ‘White Only’ pool sign ruling
• Shumlin sees budget through Irene, economy
• Sales weaken in Dec. but cap a record year
• Interim Rutland Police Chief evaluating department’s culture; environment
• Snow is mixed blessing for state
• Central Vt could win in state worker shuffle
• Thieves hit GMP substations
• Guard to host biathlon races
• Man accused of mistreating horses
• Candidates file for Vt. primary ballot
• Man faces felony DUI charge
• Authorities: Teacher under investigation
• Man charged in theft of jewels
• Budget group recommends 10 percent cut in Springfield
• Judge sentences jail rioters from Vt. to state prison
• Homeless shelter caught up in funding dispute
• Amy M. Solari Rites
• Thomas H. Yakunovich Sr.
• Hilde Weisse
• Russell H. Gilbert
• Rudolph C. LaFaso Rites
• Rodger E. Secoy
• Rollin A. Loyzelle
• Gwendolyn A. Cooper
• Gilda E. Eaton
• Francis W. Delaney
• Donald R. Anderson
• Jean M. Chehy
• Barbara C. White
• The primary primer
• Shooting spikehorns not the answer
• Must protect basic services
• Stooping to personal attack
• A post-Irene budget
• Jury will hear Gibson deputy’s discrimination case
• Lucci to host ‘real-life soap’
• First lady gets presidential welcome to Twitter
• Aldermen don’t want to buy Armory
• Two escape house fire
• Rules for marijuana dispensaries advancing
• Man jailed on assault charge
• Town seeks bond for new pump station
• Housing Coalition says Armory could help homeless
• Fiscal year 2013 budget address by Gov. Shumlin
• Major League pitcher Carl Pavano visits Ludlow: 4:45 p.m.
• Dikeman Memorial Scholarship Game set for Saturday
• ‘Locked in Time’: Photographs of Aldo Merusi
• Russian spacecraft to crash soon, risks unclear
• Union threatens oil production in Nigeria
• United Kingdom spies will face criminal inquiry over Libya
• Heavy snow hits northern New England: 4:15 p.m.
• Shumlin's budget details future for workers: 4:05 p.m.
• Anchorage on pace for snowiest winter on record
• US Rep. Bill Janklow dead at 72
• Opening statements begin in Arizona bombing trial
• Divers search icy river for Maine tot gone 3 weeks
• Making tracks in snow
• Report: Cape Wind delays are likely
• Watch the Governor's budget address live here at 2 p.m.
• ‘Les Liaisons Dangereuses': Delicious wickedness in 18th century boudoir : Delicious wickedness in 18th century boudoir
• Water truck crash closes Route 4
• The Movie Diary: Got a revolution
• The Local Spin: Carleton on the Run
• Art as activism: ‘The Boycott' comes to Saxtons River
• 20th annual Winter Members' Exhibition at SVAC
• Arts Preview
• Vermont Today
• Raiders hold off Ghosts, 48-40
• Jets are polarized on subject of Sanchez
• BBA topples Tigers, with Harwood next
• Tucker tickes twine late, Maurauders win
• Generals pull away from Mount Anthony, 63-47
• Administration endorses stricter conditions for proposed utility merger
• Berlin facility dominates mental health debate
• GOP proposes Irene loans
• Student sends fellow student to hospital
• Guilty plea in unsafe-waste case
• Plaza owners propose new hotel in Manchester
• Man sentenced in gold coin theft
• Police warn of ‘shopper’ scams
• Hubbardton house burns down
• Business moving forward
• Weak snow accumulations threaten Vermont economy : Lack of snow accumulation means thinner wallets in Vermont
• Friends recall hiker’s life, passions
• Ojala to kick for an NFL draft pick
• It’s time for the Tebow Tumble
• Heisman winner leaving Baylor early for NFL
• 49ers QBconvertingboo birds
• Berlin facility dominates mental health debate
• Courcelle environmental report released
• MLK Day at Grace Church
• Outlook: Continued slow growth in 2012
• Nursing home expected to close
• Springfield approves grant application for halfway house
• Vt. contains glitch that showed tax info
• Medicare and Medicaid focus group needs you
• Conference will highlight savings in biomass
• Frank E. Quinn
• Theresa M. Reed
• Jean M. Chehy
• Rev. William H. Rambo
• Gwendolyn A. Cooper
• Isabel Marsh Mundy
• Pauline A. Bolduc
• NHL realignment plan is on thin ice
• Pats must handle run better against Broncos
• A perfect doll: A perfect doll
• Fond farewell to GOP circus
• The Republican contest
• Addressing issue of homelessness
• How do I review a play?
• Crowd at NYC camp dwindles at daylight
• NASA rover aiming for August landing
• Luc Bondy staging of ‘Tosca’ returns to Metropolitan
• Globe nominees ready for Gervais’ wrath
• ‘Frenemies’ take fashion field trip
• Romney flush with cash as race shifts south
• Political Islam without oil
• Boosting downtowns
• Wind power is a scam
• Art initiatives in Rutland
• Taking on big money
• Keep Castleton moving forward
• Exercising leadership
• Vt. man sentenced in gold coin theft, assault: 3:37 p.m.
• Watchdog: Growing IRS load causing problems
• Northern New England to see snow Thursday: 3:34 p.m.
• Monti backs French, German push for financial tax
• Arrest adds new twist to hack scandal
• Slow-starting Raiders rallypast Seahorses, improve to 6-3
• Bears edge Spartans 2-1 in women's hockey
• Rutland school officials adopt increased budget for 2013
• Romney wins in NH, cements front-runner status
• Vermont Today
• Third-quarter boost sparks Minutemen
• MSJ races past Fair Haven boys basketball 54-22
• Horton scores 2 to lead Bruins past Jets, 5-3
• Vt high school student charged in beating of other
• Utilities sue Entergy over cooling tower collapses
• Health care reform panel sets goals
• Spartans edge Bears 2-1
• Tide relish BCS title
• For some Associated Press voters, Tide not No. 1
• Tide relish BCS title
• New PSU staff takes shape without Jay Paterno: New Penn State staff takes shape without Jay Paterno
• Air Guard to do night training with F-16s
• Police save man pinned by truck
• Pico to host diabetes charity event Feb. 26
• Embezzler sentenced to 20 months in jail
• Water truck may wait
• Architect plans presented for town hall
• Carol Porter Welsh
• Robert J. McCoy
• Scott M. Turco
• Paul L. Sylvia
• Abbie C. Mitchell
• Elizabeth E. Moulton
• Mary A. Canavan
• James H. Bennett Sr.
• Marian H. Brace
• Jonathan S. Leach
• Keum Yie McCoy
• Stella M. Ahern
• Anthony Campilongo
• Miriam Abrahamovich
• Maynard E. Emery
• Rudolph C. LaFaso
• ‘Dark Knight,’ ‘Spidey,’ ‘Hobbit’ lead 2012 films
• Elrick injured in Phantoms’ win
• As Ali nears 70th birthday, old friends reminisce
• Steroids Era to consume Hall voters
• Manchester chilli challenge coming
• Police release more details in death
• Vt highway deaths down; impaired drivers up
• Composites forum expected to expand job options: Composites forum to expand jobs
• Rockingham employee fired, faces embezzlement charges
• Town asks agencies to cut requests by 10 percent
• Sub stole from teacher on her first day, police say
• BP makes amends
• A free country
• City losing good officers
• Constitutional rights eviscerated
• Fight back against big money
• Health Talk: What is CIS?
• Vt. data on diabetes to prompt more study
• New England Journal: 200 years of medical history
• New Jersey ringleader of ID theft, fraud ploy admits guilt
• The corporate candidates
• Where are the liberals?
• Please hold the cheese
• 12 days that told the story
• No big change in air show safety rules likely this year
• Alaska towns brace for even more snow
• Court overturns New Orleans murder conviction
• Vt. police say son killed mom, step-dad then self: 3:18 p.m.
• Hiring rises in Nov., but job openings dip
• Eastman Kodak creates new business structure
• Fed reports payment of $76.9B
• Latest Iraq attacks kill 10, including schoolboys
• Anger emerges in Nigeria as unrest possible
• Former President Carter praises Egypt elections
• Power companies sue Entergy for $6.6 million
• With nine votes counted, Romney-Huntsman tied
• Undefeated Slaters hold off Cosmos
• Barry Larkin elected to baseball Hall of Fame
• Proctor girls basketball suffers setback in win over GM
• Roundup: Wasps and Bulldogs ski to victory
• Rutland takes down Burr and Burton
• Vermont Today
• Best of both worlds: Protecting Vt, adding jobs
• New CCV campus set to open
• Woman accused of embezzling
• Police: Man recorded woman in shower
• Vt candidate on NH ballot
• Stocks mixed on first day of earnings season
• Fire in Springfield quickly contained
• Police release more details in double-murder suicide
• Manchester to lawmakers: Keep prebates private
• Police probe burglaries
• Romney draws flak on eve of NH primary
• Middlebury alum donates land to college
• Allbee to advise VTC
• $12.8M expansion project of Vt. airport planned
• 2 plead no contest in fish case
• 2 Vt. cops talk man from jumping off bridge
• Fire displaces residents, closes road
• Shumlin says state jobs headed to Barre
• Robert Griffin III meets coach again
• Messi wins 3rd straight FIFA player of year award
• How to grow flowers event set
• Library hosts social media workshop
• Wells farmers tap into solar panel
• The good and bad of Irene recovery discussed in Killington Wednesday
• Men charged in three break-ins at same place
• Health Department release diabetes study
• Romney’s narrow view of history
• Eagles display talent
• Woods to start PGA Tour season at Pebble Beach
• Chiefs choose Crennel as head coach
• “We” are Vermont strong
• America’s unlevel playing field
• The rightward drift
• Militarism never seems to die
• Town hall relocation
• Bear habitat is endangered
• Morgan State coach Bozeman suspended: Morgan State basketball coach suspended
• Steelers still reeling after stunning OT loss: Steelers still reeling after OT loss
• New Jaguars owner shakes up front office
• Dorothy D. Raleigh
• Leonard W. Ross
• Dorothy G. Lincoln
• Carleton P. Harlow
• Rudolph C. LaFaso
• Iran nuke work at bunker is confirmed
• Winter demands the warm comfort of mac and cheese
• Market Watch: Where there’s smoke
• Auto industry ‘Oscars’ don’t guarantee car sales
• Netflix unveils video service in UK, Ireland
• Mont. teacher disappears while running; shoe found
• Marine accused of using control in war crime
• Car bombs target Shiite pilgrims, kill 16 in Iraq
• Israeli lawmaker makes a splash with water fight
• Southeast Asian-inspired noodles spring from the foot: Southeast Asian-inspired noodles spring from the foot
• Vermont Today: Mild weather, little snow ahead
• Weekend in Photos
• Medicare and Medicaid focus group needs you
• Watt’s play propels Texans to next round
• No. 18 Wisconsin falls to No. 16 Michigan 59-4
• GOP rivals target Romney 2 days before NH primary
• Giants rout Falcons 24-2 in NFC wild-card game
• Tebow rules in OT, too: Broncos 29, Steelers 23
• Saints open playoffs with 45-28 win over Lions: Saints open playoffs with 45-28 wild-card win over Lions
• Chelmsford farmer preserves town’s rural history
• Pro-Gingrich group to air film critical of Romney
• Bermuda Triangle and One
• Canucks power play beats Bruins
• ’Canes boys get back on track
• Texans earn their 1st playoff victory
• Survivors move forward year after Giffords attack
• Store revives second hand clothes, etc.
• Survival app aims to help drivers in winter storms: Survival app helps drivers in winter
• European bats could offer white nose solution
• Shumlin looks to charity, not taxes, to help Irene victims rebuild
• Shirley A. Fletcher
• Helen B. Howard
• Dorothy G. Raleigh
• Barbara F. Smith
• Mary Canavan
• Jane P. Barnes
• Woodstock Farmers Market gets back in swing after Irene
• Amy M. Solari
• Leonce J. Martin
• Janet Spooner Matt
• School district receives approval after expansion project
• NKorean TV shows Kim threatening war
• Capital Beat
• Philippine leader warns of possible terror attack
• Arab League tells Syria again: halt violence
• Shumlin looks to charity, not taxes, to help Irene victims rebuild
• Hartford Police Probe continues in double murder-suicide
• U.S. attorney refutes Fell appeal claims
• Mall lands a couple of tenants
• Keep close eye on wind power project
• Careers: Hires, promotions, awards
• Hollywood plan has some up in arms
• Police say Colo bomb that hurt 2 was in paper bag
• Conn. law nixing legitimate malpractice lawsuits
• Boston lawsuit claims DES-breast cancer link
• Centro appeals plaza appraisal
• Fact check: Miscues with numbers in GOP debates
• Analysis: Romney still blessed in packed GOP field
• Watching elephants fly
• Food shelf assists flood victims
• Skiing, boarding in the dark
• Police probe Westminster break-in
• Tube park now open
• Two Vermont men arrested in Mass. stabbing
• Town may vote on $2M dam repair
• City Hall Reporter’s Notebook: Armory edition
• Heard it at School
• Primary importance
• Does Rutland need a community visual arts center?
• Online business license renewals available
• Lagasse’s hosts mixer
• CVPS award nominations sought
• Vt. police investigate apparent murder-suicide: 12:50 p.m.
• Roundup: Rutland skates past Northfield
• Norwich pounds Fitchburg State, 5-1
• Warriors hand Blue Devils 1st loss: Warriors hand Blue Devil boys first loss
• Top-ranked Syracuse edges Marquette
• Roundup: CSC men back on track
• Happy birthday Bob De Cormier! Vermont’s famed choral director celebrates his 90th between rehearsals
• Theater Review: Clifford wows packed audience
• Makeshift market: Flooded town set to trade tent for store
• Fire destroys building, but lt. gov’s business will continue
• Lawmakers consider new vaccine rules
• Week in review: Higher minimum wage, Legislature back
• Cargo drone makes debut in Afghanistan
• Afghan commission alleges detainee abuse
• Thousands pray for Syrian dead
• Bird plane runs afoul of federal regulators
• Opponents of Vermont wind project vow appeal
• (No heading): Record air pollution hammers Calif’s heartland
• Ala. family lives amid rubble from April tornado
• Super PACs buy time to keep secrets beyond primaries
• Research accentuates middle age positives
• Weight procedures on teens rising, despite doubts
• Canucks power play beats Bruins
• Raiders shake off ’Toppers
• ’Canes boys get back on track
• PHS celebrates past, present
• Melvin H. Curavoo
• Leonard W. Ross
• Richard W. McFarren Rites
• George L. Hakey Sr.
• Jane P. Barnes
• Joan Pratt-Colm
• Make a dash to pay off those credit cards: The debt reduction resolution
• Top 1 percent of mobile users use half world’s bandwidth
• Vermont’s new car dealers enjoy solid year
• Barnes & Noble may spin off e-reader
• Controversy over wind power fueled by misinformation
• How politics is debased
• The paradox, puzzle and poetry of Iowa
• The system works
• It’s time to put people first
• (No heading)
• Citizen groups across Vermont keep an eye on the local population
• The Weekly Planet: Occupy the New Year
• Getting over the Hump for Alzheimer’s
• Senior Winter Games set
• It could be time to bag the ban
• Text of Gov. Shumlin's State of the State address: updated 3:25 p.m.
• Vermont Today
• Tebow Time has already come and gone
• Phantoms rally to remain unbeaten
• Bergeron paces Bruins, Celts also win
• Westfield pulls away from CSC
• Americans bought more cars, trucks in 2011
• US expects to provide Vt $370 million in disaster aid
• Vt police, privacy advocates debate drug data
• In Vt., homeless advocates to rally at Statehouse
• Pop concerts to heat up winter months
• Driver dead after Jamaica crash
• Bennington next to be part of ‘Community Visit’
• Hydro project for flood control dams advances
• Downtown fire damages apartment in Main Street block
• Granddaughter charged with extortion
• Vt. man found after fire died of natural causes
• Driver dies in Vermont crash
• Customers, workers push to save mail facility
• Emma C. Marsh
• Catherine M. Mailhiot
• Francis E. Brown
• Paul E. Bove
• Otterman remembered for love of family, state
• Towns receive $656,000 for projects
• Report: Schools are equitable but not cheap
• Aldermen ratify parking changes
• G-Men keeping passers grounded
• BCS: The score might not settle it
• Donaldson hits magic plateau
• Woman charged over bad checks
• K9 Rescue hosts an indoor sale
• Citizen complaint leads to Rutland DUI charge
• Local drum master expands into new space
• Rutland man gets two years for Dorset burglary
• School consultant to weigh opinions of more Proctor parents and residents
• NFL playoffs: Bengals, Texans toclash in uncharted territory
• On to New Hampshire
• Solar better energy source
• Plant demise harm to state
• Building fiasco in Castleton
• Bachmann quits race, says she’ll fight for issues
• The Local Spin: We’re on Facebook now
• Argentine leader undergoes thyroid cancer surgery
• AVA: ‘The Hale Street Gang: Portraits in Writing’
• Elinor Steele: ‘The Art of Tapestry”
• The dance of the slopes: Killington’s year-round culture
• Building a big red dog: ‘Clifford’ touring production created at the Paramount
• Streep says playing Thatcher was a challenge
• ‘Spider-Man’ musical earns record gross
• Dueling Romney, Santorum surge in Iowa
• Arts Preview
• Montreal maintenant: Grand opera, intimate song and great art
• Arts Preview
• The Movie Diary: Horsing around with history: Horsing around with history
• Group reports surge in Christmas sales
• Paypal executive named chief executive of Yahoo
• Asking the right questions about wind
• Oedipus Rex complex
• Children rescued after icy river crash
• Obama bypasses Senate, installs new consumer chief
• So much fun, so irrelevant
• Yankee pollution is a big deal
• School tax sleight of hand
• Iraq attacks kill 4 people amid political crisis
• Activists say Syria misleading monitors
• Romney takes 8-vote win in Iowa
• Romney edges Santorum by 8 votes
• Romney edges Santorum by 8 votes
• Vermont Today
• Minutemen regain their feet, push past Poultney, 60-47
• Mounties roll in home opener
• Prexies show improvement in loss to BF
• Rice pulls away from Rutland
• Vt police ID woman killed crossing Rutland street
• Vt panel votes $6.1 million for extra heating aid
• Missing emails possibly found
• On first day back, Vt lawmakers get good news about budget
• Couple preserves 92 acres of Rupert farmland
• Angelo fired as Bears’ GM after team crumbles
• Vt police say S. Burlington office fire was arson
• Vt. police department has 2 new officers
• Winstanley applies for state permit for woodchip plant in North Springfield
• Green Mountain National Forest approves Deerfield wind project
• Ludlow backs Lake Rescue dredging
• Vt. Yankee decision awaited: Federal judge could possibly rule on Yankee this week
• At last, opening night for Republican race
• Police identify pedestrian killed in Rutland
• Ski resorts hope for better (colder) days ahead : Vt. ski resorts await more snow
• Bossi praised for 35-year police career in Rutland
• Brandon players holding auditions
• Poultney woman robbed of medications
• Burton suing Oregon company after patent claim
• Man charged with brandishing gun
• Slate museum highlights artist
• Vikings promote Rick Spielman to general manager
• As Luck Era ends at Stanford, rebuilding begins
• UVM opens conference play with pair of losses
• Nadal, Tsonga win 1st-round matches in Qatar
• Without coach, uncertainty looms at Penn State
• Injuries testing Steelers’ depth as Broncos loom
• Salaries for Italian lawmakers stir anger
• Hospital lures rural doctors with unusual offer
• Health Talk: Walk this Way…
• Debate over who needs a thyroid check in pregnancy
• Judge: Black church rightful owner of KKK store
• Iran warns US carrier: Don’t come back to Gulf
• Coalition to pull $30B in gear from Afghanistan
• The 99 percent: The 99 percent
• US tipped LA to fire suspect
• NYPD questions man in firebombing
• ‘Help,’ ‘Bridesmaids’ earn nods for producer award
• More government not the answer
• Fear-mongering over firewood
• Vermont CEOs cautiously optimistic
• Clarence E. Stearns Sr.
• Carol Porter Welsh
• Anne Dean
• Diane A. Levitz
• Catherine M. Mailhiot
• Mary V. Phalin
• James E. Shanahan
• Joan A. Pratt-Colm
• Fred Milano of Dion and the Belmonts dies at 72
• Police identify pedestrian killed by car in Rutland: updated 4:22 p.m.
• November construction spending increases 1.2 percent
• Dollar weakens on manufacturing data in December
• Israeli, Palestinian envoys meet in Jordan
• The Central Falls success
• Mitt, the paisley tiger
• Winging it through 2012
• When in Rome, ring three times
• Workers of the world, unite!
• GMNF approves wind project
• Vermont Today
• Police report progress in Burlington burglary probes
• Vt helps Bennington fix stream damaged by Irene
• GMP conserving 2,700 acres in Eden
• Department to have chiefless week
• Lawmakers return to Montpelier for busy election-year session
• GOP candidates make final pitches in Iowa
• Natural resources concerned about wind project
• Gators beat Buckeyes 24-17, avoid losing record: Gators fend off Buckeyes 24-17, avoid losing record
• Michigan St defeats Georgia in 3OTs: Michigan State defeats Georgia in 3OTs
• No. 11 Gamecocks take down No. 21 Cornhuskers
• Buccaneers fire head coach: Bucs fire coach after 4-12 season
• Odds and ends
• Tennessee coaches headed to Washington
• No. 24 Penn St falls to No. 20 Houston, 30-14
• Healthy again, Woods eyes fast start in Abu Dhabi
• Rams coach, GM get the axe: St. Louis Rams head coach, GM get the axe
• Mountaineers ahead of the game for 2012: Mountaineers announce 2012 schedule
• Tide trounce Raiders
• Peanut butter company running again
• Burlington police probe burglaries
• Missing Maine toddler’s dad pleads for her return
• Clarence E. Stearns Sr.
• Ernestine G. Fredette
• Norman J. Hoague Sr.
• Charles F. Lamson
• Joan A. Pratt-Colm
• June Sabourin
• Hanford N. Austin
• Slain federal agent was getting dad’s cancer meds
• Maine lawmakers have new Indian member in midst
• Police: fatal investigation ongoing
• Police break up party
• Man accused of growing pot in Manchester
• Winhall man charged after crash
• Police: Body found at Wash. park is that of gunman
• LPCTV to start on new studio construction
• Proposed Bennington County budget shows 1.5 percent decrease
• Manchester manslaughter trial delayed
• Terenzini out, Hawley seeks another term on town board
• Shot fired in downtown Rutland during celebrations
• Bill seeks to protect water users
• Man arrested after motel gun incident
• Rose Parade features pageantry and protest
• Obama ending vacation, preps for campaign
• Nobody understands debt
• Road to recovery
• Setting new priorities
• Biomass foe is not reliable
• Great support in tough time
• Iraq official warns of misuse of security forces
• Auto sales poised for another year of growth
• Brazil sees record trade levels in 2011
• Bulletin Board
• Elber Connection: Despite economy, seniors are helped
• Palestinians hope peace efforts can be salvaged
• Iraq official warns of misuse of security forces
• Iran’s navy tests cruise missile during drill
• Twice Bitten: Ways of looking at old food issues in the new year
• New year means time to tone down the heavy eating
• Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute
• Vermont Today: One woman dead after being struck by passing car; Shot fired in downtown Rutland
• Fiesta Bowl pits two of nation’s best QBs
• Anti-racism group criticizes Liverpool over Suarez
• Canada beats US at world hockey juniors
• Joseph leads Syracuse over DePaul
• Colts lose finale, win Andrew Luck sweepstakes
• Classic matchup: Rangers, Flyers meet in showcase
• Big expectations for winner of Giants-Cowboys
• Brady leads Pats to top seed, beats Bills 49-21
• Chief justice backs peers’ decision to hear health law case
• Gunman loose in national park after fatal shooting
• First civil unions take place in Delaware
• Francis E. Brown
• Ernestine Fredette
• Lonny M. Lamb
• Etta K. Perry
• Say it like it is
• She made me run!
• Go the distance
• Oversimplifying firewood economics
• Seek support in race
• Rutland hospital welcomes first baby in 2012
• Witness to history
• Spots open on Vt. election dance card
• City wins rail lawsuit
• Vt. minimum wage rising
• Stink bug sighting raises concern
• Police find meth in search
• Police: Rifles seized after traffic stop
• Curling may be next New Year’s Eve tradition
• Bennington to seek new bids for street enhancements
• Fire destroys Randolph barn
• Covered bridge to close for repairs
• Sanders sponsors State of the Union essay contest
• Fair Haven gets $10K for baseball field
• The Union Forever: An early impression of the Vermont Brigade
• Route 4 close to getting byway signs
• City Hall Reporter’s Notebook: First of 2012 edition
• North Korea seeking support in new year
• Israeli, Palestinian negotiators to meet in Jordan this week
• Iran navy reports test-firing of new surface-to-air missile
• ‘Mission’ stays on top at $31M
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling
• Paul at home in Texas on weekend before Iowa vote
• Obama seeks right tone on economy
• Fire destroys landmark former Ill. clock factory
• No easy answers to New England codfish crisis
• Conn. teacher brings travel lessons to classroom
• Man arrested in Vt. for murder loses appeal
• Bachmann plays gender card as Republican caucus approaches
• Rising Santorum targeted by GOP rivals
• Heard it at School
• LL Bean boot gets a kick from retro trend
• Omya: Conservative outlook for 2012
• Footsteps to follwo in the coming year
• The year the governments lost their credibility
• Bank collects for the neediest
• Mary Kay sales rep honored
• Harley dealer remodels
• Trade show set for March
• Library rings in New Year with crafts, music and lights
• A fresh start: How Vt can toss the old year, trumpet the new
• Sanders sponsors State of the Union essay contest
• Vt lawmaker’s trucking firm shut down
• Route 140 embankment work begins, completion expected this month
• Payback, home field throughplayoffs on Patriots’ agenda
• Bankruptcies, foreclosures drop, but problems remain
• Age, economic challenges take a toll on Vt. dairy sector
• Vt workplace deaths up in 2010
• ‘Freepo:’ Turning junk into gold
• UVM professor has New Year resolution tip: Keep at it
• Economic pain not felt by members of Congress
• US seals $3.48B missile sale to Emirates
• Iran proposes new nuclear talks: Iran proposes new nuclear talks
• China TV grows racy, and gets a chaperone
• NOFA holds marketing conference for Vt farmers
• Obama signs military spending bill
• Experts: Hope remains for missing Maine toddler
• Maine aims to build sustainable urchin fishery
• NASA craft will map moon’s gravitational field
• DC schools’ merit system yields big paydays
• FDA is finding attention drugs in short supply
• Rising production costs cause organic milk shortage
• More women are quitting the job market to go back to school: More women are quitting the job market to go back to school
• A quiz for all seasons
• Commentary: Going home again
• Failure of courage
• Riding the roller coaster
• Oversimplifying firewood economics
• New direction for new year
• Biomass Plants Not A Threat To Firewood Users
• A quiz for all seasons
• Pandering politicians dodge the U.S. deficit problem
• Time for a new yardstick?
• N’Western subduedby Aggies barrage
• Plattsburgh ices Castleton, 2-1
• Cats take 3 vs. 4battle with Cards
• Win or go home for Giants, Cowboys
• Police plan tight security at Times Square tonight
• State funds city housing study
• Clark remains a New Year’s Eve icon
• Board looks to Zamias fund for police cars
• Warm weather delays Alumni start
• US falls to Czech Republic 5-2
• LeBron turns 27
• Maddo, LaVallee set for side-by-side jumps
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• BYU beats Tulsa with late TD in Armed Forces Bowl
• Slaters’ Audet is moving on
• New England teen flies solo on 1st day he’s eligible
• Humane society rescues 11 dogs from “puppy farm”
• Couple marks final peace vigil
• Handling parade floats can be tricky on the turns
• Vt panel: Property tax records should be public
• Two city officers suspended; investigation ordered
• CVPS granted 4.8 percent rate hike
• Final goodbye: Roll call of some who died in 2011
• Adele Menzie
• Gerald A. Hinckley
• Howard L. Barnes Jr.
• Carol P. Welsh
• Lionel J. Marcoux
• City police chief leaves post
• State funds city housing study
• Board looks to Zamias fund for police cars
• Church hosts sin-along
• Ice fishing delayed in Vt.
• Officials urge caution with ashes
• Mack Molding Intern program yields first employee
• Glimmerstone reopens to new life
• Clark remains a New Year’s Eve icon
• Family friend faces charge in girl’s death
• Obama delays request for $1.2T debt limit increase
• ‘Synthetic’ marijuana is problem for US military
• Keynes was right
• Resolve to involve
• Police plan tight security at Times Square tonight
• Gingrich tries to stay on message in Iowa
• Sara Norcross
• Barbara Kahler
• A call to action
• Deep Gulf drilling thrives after BP spill
• Home repairs: Knowing when you can do it yourself
• Handy Man on Call: Solving heater woes
• Real Estate is Local: Wrapping up 2011— looking to 2012
• Syrians protest in the streets, 22 killed
• World stocks waver on last trading day of the year
• Mortgage rates end year above record lows
• Russia: Nuclear submarine fire out, no radiation leaked
• Samoa skips over a day in leap across date line
• CVPS rate hike approved : 1:34 p.m.
• Vermont Today: Winter weather coming back tonight
• Springfield girls, Rebs boys wear Green Mountain crowns
• OV girls break through
• Mounties break through in dramatic fashion
• Photographers' Picks: Vyto Starinskas
• Photographers' picks: Cassandra Hotaling Hahn
• Ex-official says FIFA traded TV rights for support
• Lindros ready for Classic return to Philadelphia
• Raiders close in on penalty records
• Brady returns to practice after report of injury
• White Sox, Danks agree to 5-year, $65 million deal
• ‘Squirrel’ was Mr. Vt. Football
• David M. Manning
• Bruce W. Donaldson
• Early Manchester budget would increase town spending 3.5 percent
• Ida Wetzig
• Steven Cary Sr.
• Alex J. Firliet Rites
• Shirley M. Cherbonneau
• Henry E. Marcy
• Katherine P. Quinby
• Darrell R. Sawyer
• Annual Christmas bird count set for Saturday
• Rutland dentist charged with sexually assaulting patient
• Fire destroys Rutland home
• Parking proposal to go to state
• ‘Toughest nut’ Route 107 reopens
• Library marks New Year’s
• State sticks with village-focused growth policy
• Bennington gets $150K for river work
• Great Race to be on Fox Sports
• Town’s recycling program in doubt
• Police investigate Wallingford burglary
• State funds city housing study
• Chaffee offers youth programs
• Open house at Castleton town offices
• Miami woman cited for drunk driving
• Woodstock plans busy New Year’s weekend
• Fire damages Vt. home
• 2 break into Vermont store
• Maine church destroyed by fire
• Motel fights federal forfeiture
• Blast at quarry prompts citations
• 2 charged over RI house sale
• Dead man listed on wanted list
• NH police charge man with pointing gun at driver
• Man arrested in robbery
• A safe start to New Year
• ARC Rutland Area gives thanks
• The retooled Romney
• North Korea declares Kim Jong Un leader
• Remember the United Way
• Asian stocks mostly down on Europe bank worries
• Turkey: Strikes kill 35 people mistaken for rebels
• Poll finds Americans optimistic about 2012
• Mad-dash campaign stops mark Iowa closing sprint
• Iowa
• Minter named to head Irene recovery effort
• Greet 2012 with Vt cheer
• Vermont escapes Sears, Kmart store closings - for now
• Program clears away Irene-damaged homes
• Start the new year with lucky beans
• A year of acquired tastes
• Photographers' Picks: Albert J. Marro
• Start the new year off right in the outdoors
• Vt. Sears and Kmart stores not on first closing list: 2:33 p.m.
• Wendy Cross: Unfettered American landscapes
• Ryan Montbleau Band two-night stand in Stowe
• Regional favorites heat NYE: Jatoba, Flabberghaster and OTV
• Chamber music is a challenge ... even for the best
• Movie Diary: Out of the blue
• NYE in New England: Special events worth a trip
• The Local Spin: Goodbye 2011
• And the winner is ...: The 2011 Tammie Awards
• Northern Vermont Arts Preview
• Arts Preview
• Vermont Today
• Raiders, Hornets score infirst round of Challenge
• Minutemen roll past Otter Valley
• Rutland gets bounce, victory
• Planes make emergency landings
• FAIR HAVEN Town considers carry-over money
• Country Club donates to Irene relief
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• Snow snarls traffic
• Immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• Rutland gets bounce, victory
• Hot ash in paper bag damages home rented by UVM men’s hoop coach
• Vt. police say thief proposed with stolen ring
• Man dies in car crash
• Plane makes emergency landing at Vt. airport
• Dairy farmers see setback in lawsuit
• Preventive care: It’s free, except when it’s not
• Maine fishermen expect record prices for scallops
• GOP’s Santorum fighting to contend in leadoff Iowa
• Dreidel spinner get a holiday hot streak
• Fiesta Bowl has a title game buzz
• A’s trade closer Bailey to Sox
• It’s bye, bye Boysin East showdown
• Pats line up for Pro Bowl
• Lorraine Phillips
• Kenneth E. Taylor Jr.
• Pint glasses with police logo honor 9/11 victims
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale
• Water board considers consolidation project
• Stumbling into war
• It’s bye, bye Boys in East showdown
• US warns Iran against closing Hormuz oil route
• Procession signals continuity in power
• A-Rod fine after treatment on knee, shoulder
• Dartmouth joins others in program
• Curling event set for New Year’s Eve
• Burns to speak at Latchis Theatre
• Firewood lottery to open Tuesday
• Local man enters plea in Mace hazardous waste case
• Former BUHS teacher sentenced to more than six years in jail
• Caraballo attorney withdraws from case
• Ten to watch in ’12
• Robert H. Brill
• Richard C. Humiston
• John F. Ward Sr.
• Catherine Marsh
• Janet L. Knowles
• January ski package $29
• Science pubs planned in Castleton
• Pair charged in burglary
• Wind turbines are graceful structures
• Why taxes are good for us
• Fala was secret informer
• Standing up for Vermonters
• Scrooge update
• Trending in 2011
• Blood drive and our community
• Caucuses are a test for Iowa
• Director of Development & Alumni Relations
• Vermont Today
• Phantoms stay unbeaten by dumping Devils
• Early jump carriesSlater in Canfield
• Bulldogs hold off Raiders, to meet Hurricanes
• CVPS kicks off Shareheat with $10,000 donation
• Purdue beats Western Michigan 37-32 in Pizza Bowl
• Brees sets passing mark, Saints top Falcons 45-16
• Cadets’ Fulford recognized
• Gators open bowl practice without Demps, Thompso
• Cal faces Texas 7 years after Rose Bowl snub
• High-scoring Toledo, Air Force in Military Bow
• Sears to close 100 to 120 Kmart, Sears stores
• Schools say it’s hard to level-fund in year four
• Consumer confidence surges in December
• CVPS sues Morgan Stanley over sale fee
• State to plug LIHEAP funding gap
• Survey: Home prices down in most major US cities
• Riders stuck on snow-trapped train sue NY agency
• Jack F. Ward Sr.
• Phyllis L. Quesnel
• Steven Cary Sr.
• Lawrence S. Nichols Sr.
• Robert A. Harris
• Robert H. Brill
• Slate museum to host fundraiser
• Engineering bid awarded
• Community pitches in to help family: Community pitches in to help Chittenden residents aid family burned out home
• Language program to expand
• Sex offender to stay in jail
• Grafton gets water rescue grants
• Abstract painter Helen Frankenthaler dies at 83
• Sheriff and Salmon offer New Year’s rides home again
• Ring in the new year in Chester
• Okemo opens demo, sales center
• Former Patriots DT Antwine dies
• Million-dollar investor visas
• Road to redemption
• Telling the story of Phill Hoff
• Midlife crisis economics
• Is anyone thinking about peace?
• The easy thing
• Blow against democracy
• Board member acting hostile
• Study: Happiness Down From Twitter, UVM scientists measure mood
• Conn. mayor: Fire that killed 5 not foul play
• Tourist center planned at sensitive site
• New powerful painkiller has abuse experts worried
• Rangers blank Islanders 3-0
• Humphries, Williams boost Nets
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives
• Memo: Gingrich praised Romney health plan
• White House to seek increase in borrowing limit
• United Nations approves lower budget of $5.15B
• Afghanistan would accept Taliban office in Qatar
• Vermont Today
• Sign stolen from Guilford covered bridge
• Sex offender sentenced to three years
• UVM president search down to 5
• ‘Mission’ accomplishes box-office win
• Giants coach downplays injury, ready for Dallas
• Jerome Simpson’s flip surprised even him
• Shanahan: rebuilding slower than expected
• Odd news keeps New Englanders laughing
• Many happy returns
• Former inmate sues over “naked” incarceration
• Spaulding whips Winslow, 9-1
• Ravens need road win Sunday to get back home
• he success stories and failures of 2011
• Undefeated Murray State rallies behind Prohm
• Ski experts: Riding in car riskier than ski lift
• Reflections on the season of giving: Reflections on the season of giving
• Former UNH president struck by car, killed
• Designer of arty kitchenware dies
• Phyllis L. Quesnel
• Katherine Quinby
• Katherine Merrill
• Evelyn Y. Parker
• Corey M. Baird
• Alex J. Firliet
• Board approves demolition of inn from 1889
• Okemo to ring in 2012
• Stagecoach mural proposed for Handly building
• Dude, where’s all the snow?
• Creek Path moving forward
• Writing on the Hall: Boxing Day edition
• Chaffee Gets $30K for building
• Civil War’s 150th stirring a trove of old memories
• Packers wrap up No. 1 seed: Packers top Bears, wrap up No. 1 seed
• Rose boosts Lakers; Clippers whip Warriors: Rose boosts Bulls past Lakers
• Dempsey, Everton send Chelsea to 3rd straight draw
• Royal Dutch Shell reports oil spill contained
• High-interest online lending venture booms
• Survey: Expect faster growth
• Probes off to moon to study gravity field
• Iowa campaigns quieter than in past
• House where 5 died in fire is torn down
• Police: Gunman in murder-suicide dressed as Santa
• Nigerians fear more church attacks after bombings kill many
• Chinese, Japanese leaders talk security
• Man killed amid Britain’s post-Christmas shopping
• Springtime for toxics
• That other flood
• Health costs loom large
• Wind power is best choice
• Nuke opponents playing games
• Few measures for extreme weather year
• Duck pie
• Vt. men held without bail on meth charges: 10:50 a.m.
• Vermont defense lawyers challenging DNA collection law: 10:47 a.m.
• Vt. man charged after chase : 10:45 a.m.
• Year in Review: Okemo Valley
• Year in Review: GE keeps busy
• Lake Champlain bridge reopened
• Parks invite hikers for holiday
• Dutchie’s store under construction
• Fair Haven biomass/pellet plant still in works
• Town Hall raises debate
• Skyline shutters plant
• EPA issues advisory on septic systems
• Proctor shootout case ends with plea deal
• Stellar year for resorts
• Two murders shock Brattleboro
• Latchis Theatre: The disaster movie
• City mourns deaths from storm
• Vermont, other states, weigh in on cigarette label suit
• GMCR soars, plummets
• CVPS, GMP merger
• Vt. dairy farms dip below 1,000
• Springfield sees progress in revitalization efforts
• Yankee’s fate still in the balance
• Brooks House gutted by fire
• Wilmington bookseller rebounds
• City water system damaged
• Giorgetti bond passed, rejected
• Bossi announces retirement from Rutland PD
• Careers
• Year in Review Bennington County
• Vermont Today: The cost of Christmas; Vermont skiing for $29
• Knicks edge Celtics 106-104 on Anthony foul shots
• Some NFL players still willing to hide concussions
• NBA Commissioner Stern hears boos at Dallas opener
• LeBron’s 37 lifts Heat past Mavs 105-94
• Giants stay alive; Pats clinch first-round bye
• Santa trackers have record holiday with social media
• City police investigate shooting
• Blasts mar pope’s peace appeal
• With prices up, more farmers may plant peanuts
• House fire kills five on Christmas in Conn.
• No one should be alone on Christmas
• Irene ranked Vermont’s top story
• North Korea’s inner circle begins to form
• Three people killed in shipwreck near Russia
• Wives in ads, kids on the bus as GOP voting nears
• Calif. to stop towing unlicensed drivers
• The big lie
• Mary Jane W. Whitney
• Alex J. Firliet
• Jocelyne M. Pelletier
• Richard C. Humiston
• Katherine F. Merrill
• Reflections on the season of giving
• Thankful for angels
• Responses to claims on wind
• Take scale into account
• Corporations play Santa for area nonprofits
• Cinema North owner files Chapter 7
• Finally, some good news for college game
• Wind power project generates clashes
• Waterbury keeps holiday dinner going in spite of Irene
• Twas the day before Christmas
• If money is speech, 2012 could get loud
• Young, hip, educated, and jobless
• Pros see stocks rising in 2012
• An assessment of being a Christian at Christmas: An assessment of being a Christian at Christmas
• Ski areas lacking essential ingredient - snow: Ski areas lacking essential ingredient: snow
• Thousands visit Bethlehem on Christmas Eve
• Anti-Putin protest draws tens of thousands
• Comfort and joy: After trauma, Vermonters find the true meaning of Christmas: After trauma, Vermonters find the true meaning of Christmas
• Book Review: ‘MWF Seeking BFF,’ by Rachel Bertsche: Author details her quest to make new friends
• Book Review: ‘Tides of War,’ by Stella Tillyard
• Companies commit to major energy savings
• One school takes up community building
• Pittsford raises $50,742 for Irene
• Sports mourns losses on the track and in the air
• Bruins finally check in with Boston sports success
• Colts’ win throws Luck sweepstakes up in air
• Author looks inside a famous closet
• No. 3 Kentucky follows frosh’s early morning lead
• Packers’ Lang making adjustments on and off field
• Nun famous for kissing Elvis prays for miracle
• Last-minute buyers top off strong shopping season
• Holiday tribute to troops from Obama, first lady
• Historic Trumbull barn saved from demolition
• A win is a win; Rutland fights off Spaulding, 42-37
• Fair Haven takes down Devils
• Patriots, Dolphins still have plenty to play for
• Rebels skate by undermanned Raiders
• 21 former players sue NFL over concussions
• Eagles’ 3s do in Golden Horde
• Bulldogs shut down Rutland in 4-2 victory
• Notre Dame’s Diggins a star, on and off the court
• Celtics’ Pierce might miss opener against Knicks
• Colts’ Manning faces decision about comeback
• With snow scarce, northern US has brown Christmas
• Oil sands pipeline seems likely to endure
• Patricia A. Wilk
• Robert C. Bliss
• Elizabeth M. Hewey
• Richard W. McFarren
• Mary M. Overton Rites
• Robert J. Carson Rites
• Emma C. Marsh
• Rodney E. Mott Rites
• Steve Jobs to receive Grammy
• Rapper arrested for vandalism
• Colbert offers to fund primary
• Guard members continue holiday tradition: Guardsmen continue tradition
• Heavy snow closes roads, delays flights in the West
• Santa still flying high in new poll
• Plans for homeless shelter run into snag
• Observatory moved to Vermont
• Bennington cops say many burglaries in Vt. town
• Resorts step up snowmaking
• Stratton marks 50th anniversary
• Town ponders bridge removal bids
• Spilt Milk: All I want for Christmas
• BFUHS slaps National Grid with no trespass order
• Man gets 32 months for drunk-driving crash that injured doctor
• Vermont Supreme Court: Prebate info is private
• Vt. will use more brine on roads
• City committee lists ideal PD chief qualities
• Killington official has too many questions about unused money
• Sanders eyes changes to payroll tax
• Paul’s anti-establishment talk draws crowds
• Protesters don’t get it
• Don’t support cruelty to dogs
• Santa flies high in poll
• Obama signs short-term tax cut extension
• ’Tis the season for giving and taking
• Calif. winds dying but gusts possible
• The post-truth campaign
• Economics of spirit
• Real Estate is Local: Giving of one’s self – the volunteer
• Egyptians rally after days of deadly clashes
• Carols are not holiday-neutral
• An outpouring of generosity
• Scrapbook tells how Rudolph went down in history
• Firefighters try to replace lost toys
• Family builds Haiti orphanage to honor daughter
• Spacecraft delivers three to orbiting station
• Vermont Today
• Phantoms roust Mounties
• Bulldogs win barnburner
• Some basketball coaches playing numbers game
• Penn State AD: ‘Deliberate, measured’ coach search
• Tuck trying to put injuries behind him for Jets
• Chadburn Named ECAC New England Offensive Player of the Year
• One more year: USC QB Barkley coming back
• Picking Big Blue over Gang Green
• Slaters win; Reynolds gets 300th
• Terriers go to 3-0 with 50-40 victory
• Bombings across Iraqi capital kill 60
• Flood victims in the East remain displaced
• House leaders accept Senate tax terms
• New Newt’s biggest rival may be old Newt
• Christopher Conway
• Justin C. Brande
• Judith A. Johnson
• Walter S. Hewitt
• Donald C. Perkins Rites
• Lonna O. Scott
• Richard W. McFarren
• Stephen A. Kallio
• Barbara A. Morse
• Rodney E. Mott
• Jocelyne M. Pelletier
• Regional commission tackles economic development
• Boehner: House leaders accept Senate tax terms
• Killington woman finds a new calling in silly sweaters
• Rutland’s secret santa signs off
• Trout to be killed over‘rock snot’ fear
• Man sentenced to 20 to 40 years for drunk driving
• Arlington church displays international Nativity scenes
• Sharing projects helps families just before Christmas
• Walmart pulls formula after baby dies in Missouri
• Sanders praises EPA coal ruling
• Covered bridge closed for rehab
• A new Kim. A new chance?
• Wind turbines hurt environment
• Rutland Dismas House Thanks the Rutland Area Community!
• Terrific free concert
• Foundation awards $162,000 to two Rutland County schools
• Labor department seeks access to Pawlet mill
• Care provider charged with stealing from elderly woman
• Bennington man accused of obstructing justice
• Department hires full-time officer
• Protesters sue over free speech, force
• Last-minute outdoor gift ideas about
• Movie times in Rutland
• Romney spurns Gingrich debate challenge
• Prosecutor says Manning defied nation’s trust
• Yoga teacher named ‘world’s oldest’
• Rhapsody gets million US subscribers
• Issues remain in Greek debt talks
• Odd holiday traditions for Letterman
• Jolie goes to war with new film
• Stranded Ariz. student, Texas family rescued
• Average 30-year mortgage rate a record 3.91 percent
• Oil spill off Nigeria worst in decade
• Tougher Argentine terror laws concern opponents
• NRC approves new Westinghouse nuclear reactor design
• Director of Development & Alumni Relations
• Vermont Today
• Tigers rally to Raiders, 3-3
• Chicago’s Toews emerges as leading MVP candidate
• Tebow balances football, philanthropic work
• Minutemen hold off Tigers, 42-30
• Otters survive late scare from Eagles, 44-41
• Aaron Rodgers is 2011 AP Male Athlete of Year
• Forsberg denies Sweden threw game at 2006 Olympics
• Bulls’ Rose agrees to extension
• Destruction of public records raises transparency issues
• Olympians shine under umbrella bar
• Gift of Life organizers proud in face of shortfall
• Tritium finally shows up in Connecticut River near Yankee
• Two men arrested in ballfield fire, cemetery vandalism
• Destruction of public records raises transparency issues
• Man pleads guilty in fatal Pownal stabbing
• Retreat plans $12M in upgrades
• Roxbury bridges reopened
• Vermont Life gets new publisher
• Bennington Proposed budget up nearly 3 percent
• Williamstown board wants charter change to control treasurer
• Mary Overton
• Irene Poplaski
• Terry L. Pratt
• Charles R. Edgar
• Judith A. Johnson
• Joseph J. Joseph
• Rodney E. Mott
• Ellison, GMCR, in line for VEPC job incentives
• West Haven Dog trainer competes in national competition
• Man charged after brief car chase
• Filmmaker to discuss classic films
• Autopsy: Suspect killed himself
• Korean quandary
• Wind energy has high price
• Is war in Iran in the works?
• Minimum wage hike will boost economy
• Giving Guard seat at the table: Giving Guard seat at the table
• The end, for now
• Separation of Newt and state
• Putting paychecks at risk: Putting paychecks at risk
• Arts preview
• Martin Sexton plays New Year’s Eve at Higher Ground
• Local Spin: Keepin’ it Live for the Holi-daze
• ‘I Am Vermont Strong’: It takes artistic creativity
• Not just the trails Southern Vt.’s ski resorts offer diverse holiday entertainment
• Movie Diary: The fame monster
• 00-who? Craig excels away from Bond
• Obama urges extension of payroll tax cut
• Journalist: Morgan must have known about hacking
• Missing girl believed killed, dumped in trash
• Two women share first kiss at US Navy ship’s return
• Buckeyes just have all the luck
• Activists say Syrian troops kill 100 residents in village
• Islamists reject earlier end to army rule
• EPA tells nation’s dirty power plants to get cleaned up
• ECB lends banks $639 billion over three years
• Holiday shopping season strong on online sales
• IRA veteran wins fight against US extradition
• Blood drive falls short of U.S. record (updated 8 a.m.)
• Vermont Today
• Blood drive breaks city record, appears to miss U.S. mark: 10:21 p.m.
• Students take stand with a ‘spirited tree’
• City police argue for car replacement
• Proposal calls for cutting prison costs
• Water and Sewer up slightly
• 49ers beat Big Ben, Steelers 20-3
• Schools add security cameras to ward off burglars
• Six wind protesters arraigned
• John W. Harrison
• Donald H. Adams
• M. Sue Flanagan
• Jason S. Greene
• Dewey D. Jones Sr.
• Stephen E. Leach
• Ruth E. Rule
• Scientists hopeful in fight to stop bat die-off
• Grafton Ponds Outdoor Center open
• Hospital seeks $7.7M expansion
• Vt.’s jobless rate drops for third straight month
• Founder of Stratton Mountain School, investor dies
• VY emergency center restored after arson
• Two state officials swap jobs
• Micro distillery set to break ground in Windsor
• Man jailed on domestic assault charge
• Deer causes crash
• Health Talk: Get your child to eat better in 2012
• Westside to develop rec master plan
• Westside man charged with burglarizing neighboring bar
• Police seek missing British currency
• Founder of Stratton Mountain School, investor dies
• LSU’s Miles wins AP coach of the year
• Kingsbury, Kearney win dual moguls in France
• Texas Rangers win negotiating rights to Yu Darvish
• Fair Haven tops Burr and Burton; Blue Devils cruise: Fair Haven tops Burr and Burton; Blue Devils cruise
• Ohio State gets bowl ban, other penalties
• Celtics keep the Big 4 together for 1 more run: Celtics keep the Big 4 together for 1 more championship run
• The coconut cake problem
• Here come the helpmates
• Grateful, here and now
• Morgan refuses to name McCartney voicemail source
• Kim Jong Il’s death sparks fears and hope
• Drug cash seizures grow in Puerto Rico
• House rejects two-month payroll tax cut
• Rise in home building suggests turnaround
• Loony theory gains followers
• How low?
• Political correctness at Christmas
• Changing mind on town office
• Thanks for help on truck bill
• Vermonter captures the war
• With new generic rivals, Lipitor’s sales halved
• 2.5 million young adults gain coverage
• Dec. 21 Health Briefs
• FDA adds new heart warning to Sanofi’s Multaq
• ‘Idol’ runner-up to serve Mormon mission
• Mass. man guilty of conspiring to help al-Qaida
• Democrats: Romney is easier jobs target than Gingrich
• PHOTO GALLERY: The Gift-of-Life Marathon in Rutland: 2:20 p.m.
• Movie showtimes for Rutland, Vermont
• Live Blog: Gift of Life shoots for national record today
• Vermont Today
• A cultural shift
• Federal agency won’t recognize women as married couple
• How social media brought Irene home to many
• House set to reject extending payroll tax cut
• Irene responders tell of ways to improve
• Brattleboro Police remove tent encampment
• Arson suspected at Hells Angels’ Bennington house
• ‘Substantial’ gift left to Southern Vermont College
• Hollar to run for Montpelier mayor
• PSU’s Bradley interviews to keep head coach job
• McCoy’s season uncertain
• Government wants French-speaking Canadiens coach
• USS Bennington vets donate to Vermont Veterans Home
• Manchester recognizes community heroes
• Records panel to review academic study
• Jets’ Ryan disappointed but still talking big
• Ravens, Texans, Giants, Jets miss chances
• Ligety proposes radical changes for ski circuit: Ligety proposes radical changes for ski circuit
• Broncos try to shrug off 1st loss since October
• Police: Hypothermia likely killed man
• Vt. city to re-examine building freeze
• City eyes outdoor smoking ban
• Dewey D. Jones Sr.
• Stephen A. Kallio
• Loretta J. Oosman
• Florence J. Peryer
• John T. Thurber Jr.
• Robert J. Carson
• Kenneth F. Grabowski
• Dried figs for holiday muffins
• Police plan checkpoints
• Bridge over Lake exceeding budget
• Sale of dialysis clinics dropped
• No injuries from Clarendon house explosion on Sunday
• Killington finds more than $600,000 to offset taxes
• Give gift of life
• Will China break?
• ATVs crucial after Irene
• Some useful energy alternatives
• Yankee closure is no sure thing
• Guilt-free celebrations with alcohol-free sangria
• Market Watch: A visit to the Upper Valley
• Central Bank prepares bailout fund for downgrades
• Saudi invests in Twitter
• Military tries to discredit protesters
• Kim’s death: Worries, anxiety, calls for change
• Reporter’s brother: Hacking was routine at newspaper
• 17 arrested in Italian soccer match-fixing inquiry
• Hirscher dominates for slalom win in Alta Badia
• Masters field already over 90: 2012 Masters field already tops 90
• Killington finds unused money
• Brady, Pats slow down Tebow, Broncos 41-23
• Packers perfect season ends with 19-14 loss to KC
• Italian Blardone wins Gran Risa giant slalom
• Havel, ex-Czech president, dies
• Pakistan: 30,000 Islamists protest against US
• Elated, last US troops leave Iraq, ending war
• Vt. seeks essays from young hunters
• Church holds first service since flood
• Oral Roberts beats depleted No. 8 Xavier 64-42
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• On Deck: At home at the Aud
• Eli J. Lewis
• Bessie A. Cavanagh
• Clyde W. Lanpher
• Terry L. Pratt
• CSC students recount semester in Santa Fe
• Irene Poplaski
• Kenneth E. Taylor Jr.
• Paul E. Bove
• Solar City gets a boost from dealership
• Stafford concert moves to CSJ
• Irene Plus Two
• Santa’s Land marks its final day
• Vermont Today: Temps below 20 degrees; public records panel meets; Gift of Life in full swing tomorrow
• ‘Sherlock’ slips with $40 million debut
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• In a sign of labor recovery, more people quitting
• N.E. Kingdom farm has milk and a whole lot more
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• US online holiday sales climb 15 percent to $30.9 billion
• A peace dividend
• Nuclear waste site hunt could point to granite
• Capital Beat
• In Weston, the show must go on
• Solar City gets a boost from dealership
• N.E. Kingdom farm has milk and a whole lot more: N.E. Kingdom farm has milk and a whole lot more
• CSC students recount semester in Santa Fe
• The Union Forever: What’s to eat? Army food in the Civil War
• City Hall Reporter's Notebook: Scenes from a budget meeting
• Capital Beat: Making up new rules
• Bennington Select Board meets at unusual time, place
• Why Vermont’s mobile home parks were so vulnerable
• State floodmaps won’t be changed
• Burr and Burton tuition to rise 2.5 percent
• Bennington woman badly hurt in Sunday crash
• West Rutland woman faces federal charge for allegedly lying on federal housing application
• Survey leads to big savings
• Heard it at School
• Nuclear waste site hunt could point to granite
• Wind power isn’t free
• Bicycle group grateful for members
• Local power has less impact
• Is VY really unsafe?
• We must protect rights
• A peace dividend
• Raymond takes over state trade office
• Manchester town manager has insider’s view on Romney
• Brady vs. Tebow: Styles differ but the results are the same
• For Proctor, a new lesson in education
• Turning Point: Irene buoys some businesses : Irene buoys some businesses
• Ski areas set to kick off holiday season
• Turning Point: How Irene changed Vermont
• Fukushima nuclear plant declared stable: Fukushima nuclear plant is declared stable
• Heating oil up 33 percent over last year
• Irene by the numbers
• Egypt military uses heavier hand in crushing protest
• NATO’s Libya airstrikes took toll on civilians
• Senate votes to extend payroll tax cut for two months
• Public housing authorities increasingly ban indoor smoking
• Group clears a path for third-party candidate
• History of whiskey is a smooth read
• The Outside Story: ‘Butcher bird’ is an efficient killer
• Many are twice victimized in sexual assault
• Motion sickness prevention should go down easily
• College offers book picks for holidays and beyond
• Albert C. and Alba I. Kerr
• Stephen E. Leach
• Junette Bjorgo Johnson
• Paul E. Bove
• Irene Poplaski
• Clifford R. Thatcher, Jr.
• Maynard Beebe
• Ryan L. Vaughan
• How did Irene change Vermont?
• Time for bold changes in education: Time for bold changes in education
• What is Hanukkah?
• Home grown energy
• Democracy arrested
• Missing ‘Little Dancer’ and other masterpieces
• Keyser didn’t run in 1964
• Amber waves again: Finding wheat varieties that thrive in Vermont climate and meet bakers’ needs
• The Weekly Planet: The save-the-wrapping-paper cult
• Do your homework when picking a financial adviser
• Credit cards: Keeping it simple: Credit cards: Keeping it simple
• Man taped woman with smartphone
• Dozens of signs stolen in town
• New employee charged with theft
• Vt professor hailed for find
• State puts early documents online
• Music Review: B Minor Mass filled with joy
• Fuel advice: Get a gauge and check it twice
• Rollins to stay in Philly
• Bruins explode past Philly, 6-0
• Owls tramples Cowboys in NM Bowl
• Raiders top SJA in OT
• RHS icers lose player, beat Rice
• C’s Green to miss season
• ‘Practical’ a good fit for the fit
• Buck kill is down in early report
• Buck kill is down in early report
• ‘Practical’ a good fit for the fit
• Mounties cruise to title in Arlington Tipoff Tourney
• Martin guides Harwood to Dr. Butsch title
• Williamstown, U-32 to meet in Corey Plante final
• Bulldogs too much for OV
• duPont powers Twinfield past Danville 69-22
• Broncos see Patriots as big barometer
• Feuz edges Miller to win World Cup super-G
• Cajuns hope ‘home advantage’ helps vs. Aztecs
• Defendants challenge state DNA law
• Vt high court upholds ex-Winooski manager decision
• Leadership changes at Burton
• Authorities ID man killed by bales
• UVM service workers ratify contract
• Vt. police urges vigilance after car thefts
• Donald C. Perkins
• Vernon K. Merrill
• Joseph G. O’Rourke
• Donald E. Smedberg
• Florence J. Peryer
• Maynard Beebe
• Charles R. Edgar
• Charles L. Bulterman
• Bessie Cavanaugh
• Lucia J. Adams
• Milbury accused of assaulting Massachusetts child
• No. 3 Kentucky eager to finally play after loss
• Fitzhugh: No regrets year after turning down Jets
• Barry Bonds gets 30-day home sentence — at worst
• Reyes says he’s eager to play with Ramirez
• State revenues stay on upward trend
• Jake Burton says he has cancer
• The information age comes alive in Fair Haven
• Vt. bans ‘bath salts’ before it becomes a problem
• House OKs less heating funding
• Aldermen send $17.6 million budget to voters
• Police seek excavator vandals
• Designated drivers dine free
• SEVCA gets $5,000 gift
• “Suspicious” fire destroys two trucks, damages home in Bennington
• Hannaford supermarkets issue ground beef recall
• Arts center hosts first exhibit tonight
• Middle school principal to retire after school year
• State to collect $87,000 in pollution case in Tinmouth
• Sex offender charged federally with unregistered move
• Grade school considers wetland donation
• Opposing Volz’s reappointment
• Real Estate is Local: The federal deficit and real estate values
• The holiday gaffes that keep giving
• GOP monetary madness
• A new energy economy
• Wind is clean power source
• Give Vermonters right to dignity
• Great performances at Mill River
• Egypt’s military police clash with protesters
• TWICE BITTEN: The unbearable whiteness of baking
• House passes $1 trillion budget bill
• States get say on health benefits in Obama’s law
• China sends long-missing lawyer Gao back to jail
• ‘Barefoot Bandit’ pleads guilty in Wash. court
• Romney picks up governor endorsement in GOP race
• Police: Norway massacre response was adequate
• Lawyer seeks to change presiding officer in WikiLeaks case
• SEC charges ex-Fannie, Freddie CEOs
• Gearing up for holidays
• Raiders hold off Comets at the end
• Vermont Today
• WBCS whips Concord, 88-21
• Gibbs, Copeland pace Trojans
• Free agent Crawford heading to Portland
• Flyers nip Habs, 4-3
• Windsor opens with win over Panthers
• Jones joins 1,000-point club, Blue Devils win
• Hurd facing federal drug charges
• Indy group unveils traffic plan for Super Bowl
• UConn teams show slight profit in last fiscal year
• Rex Ryan’s Jets could end Eagles’ season
• Head injury caused Wheldon death
• Michelle Kwan makes Skating Hall of Fame
• Teen arrested in iPad theft
• Fair Haven continues to discuss single-stream recycling
• US officially ends mission in Iraq
• Fair association reviews rough year
• Panel seeks VY/Fukushima information
• Ripley Bridge to close
• Fuel spill on Cleveland Ave.
• Budget talks stretch into night
• Plan would lift some home care wages
• 1st direct Toronto-Vt. commercial flight lands
• Man dies under weight of 2 hay bales in barn
• Frat: No indications survey was chapter sanctioned
• Report: Ariz. sheriff violated civil rights
• New Vt energy plan sets path to 90 percent renewable
• Auditor requests info on wire fraud
• Donald C. Perkins
• Pauline L. Peaslee
• Despite late start, school officials will consider cuts
• John T. Peterson Sr.
• Natalie P. Gress
• Richard F. Tedesco
• Charles R. Edgar
• Justin C. Brande
• THT rings in the New Year
• Town has $127,000 surplus
• New York man fined for polluting Tinmouth lake
• Man charged with felony domestic assault
• Noted doctor joins college’s board
• Food drive set for Sunday
• Ludlow town party tonight
• Boards OK ‘trailblazing’ merger
• AOT looking to grow after Irene
• Downsizing, TV style: Goodbye to Spelling Manor
• Putin denounces protesters, rejects rerun of vote
• Government to adopt strict new limits on chimp research
• It’s the end of the road for Ford’s Ranger pickup
• Getting detained and gassed
• Get what you pay for
• Wind energy abundant, free
• Gift of life for the holiday
• Cutting off emergency link
• For amendment to curb corporations
• Plan would lift some home care wages
• NRC chief upset by allegations
• Iran demands Afghanistan block US drone flights
• German president tries to counter loan criticism
• Italian appeals court says why it cleared Knox
• Crews contain fuel oil spill
• Vermont Today
• Thomas shines, B’s take top spot in East
• Bonds sentencing is no end to era
• Red Sox part with Lowrie, get potential closer
• Proctor girls storm past Royals in season opener
• At least one alderman won't run
• Panetta: US at turning point in war
• A blast from the past Hall of Fame induction takes Rutland man by surprise
• License slump means budget problems
• Free advice after Irene
• Employee stole from Arlington store, police say
• Chief bid goodbye by commission
• City police probe mugging
• Salvation Army soldiers on into holidays after flood
• Hubbardton Forge featured in PBS’s ‘This Old House’
• ‘Peeping Tom’ suspect arrested
• Vt. slaughterhouse seeks to expand
• Joseph G. O’Rourke
• More sack masters set to drawa bead on Patriots’ passer
• Redhawks take charge, beat RHS
• Khan purchase of Jaguars approved
• LSU corners market on AP All-American cornerbacks
• Tebow magic will run out against Pats
• Police: Man trespassed on school grounds
• UVM president reaches out to Bennington leaders
• Bennington County passenger rail study moving to next phase
• DRB hears testimony on proposed Chester store
• Health care reformers solicit Rutland opinions
• CASLTETON Town hall vote moving forward
• Blood drive appointments full
• David B. Russell
• Guard role set to expand
• City to get $2.1M for downtown
• Vt. woman accused of making up attempted theft
• Shooting suspect faces federal charge
• Town changes building policy
• Police investigate UVM fraternity
• State sued over delayed investigations
• Housing Trust agrees to pay $100K for Watkins school
• Erica Wilson, doyenne of needlework, dies at 83
• It’s a miracle
• Game-changers: The Alchemystics fuse style and substance: The Alchemystics fuse style and substance
• Jazz & Contemporary Music All-Stars
• ‘The Nutcracker’ - with a Vermont accent
• Local Spin: Pizzas and mullets?
• Review ‘Sherlock’ smothered in dreary sameness
• UK’s unemployment at highest level for 17 years
• Case against Microsoft goes to jury
• The Movie Diary: Hiding in plain sight: Hiding in plain sight
• Huckins-Noss oils at Supreme Court
• $85,000 to Vermont artists
• Arts Preview
• Foster children and a foster rabbit?
• Feds closer to approving nuclear reactor
• Russia’s opposition struggles for unity
• NRC commissioners: Chairman is a ‘bully’
• Jessica Lynch finishing teaching degree
• Why single out Romney’s religion?
• A new state hospital
• Newt, Mitt, Bibi and Vlad
• Avoiding costly nuclear disaster
• Happy to give usable gifts
• Beware new censorship
• Storm clouds on the horizon: Storm clouds on the horizon
• Superficial simplicities: Superficial simplicities
• Honeymoons in space
• A letter to Santa: A letter to Santa
• Senate rejects balanced budget amendments
• Obama visits Fort Bragg to mark end of war
• Israeli police arrest Jewish extremists
• Iran may move its nuclear enrichment facilities
• Sun shines on the mountain and Pearce rides again
• Vermont Today
• Vermont Today: Chilly, with a growing chance for rain or snow overnight
• A note about our phones
• State working to get FEMA money out to towns
• Retail sales rise for sixth straight month
• Shumlin wants smaller state hospital in central Vermont
• Bridge bond gets preliminary nod
• Postal service closures on hold
• New England governors say they can’t fill heating aid gap
• Fire destroys Andover home
• UVM fraternity suspended over survey
• Ronald A. Florre
• Hope Perkins
• Patou Ungano
• Anita M. Tanner
• Theresa Kurant
• Clyde W. Lanpher
• John J. Elkey
• Charles N. Angevine
• Midnight Madness Part II today
• St. Raphael hosts live nativity
• Nordic trail opens at Middlebury
• Sun shines on the mountain and Pearce rides again
• City officials moving forward with search for new police chief
• Project Help is on the way
• Proctor to debate high school Saturday
• Rutland police warn of potential uptick in break-ins
• Selectman questions undesignated money in audit
• Woman charged for Oktoberfest theft
• Misspelling leads to felony charge
• Mischief charges against Yankee protester dismissed
• Town budget of $9.4 million up $221,000
• Two former firefighters plead guilty to arson
• McCoy’s concussion could lead to changes
• Campaign begins to keep ND Fighting Sioux name: Campaign to keep Fighting Sioux name kicks off at North Dakota
• Wie looking to end the season with win
• Rams sputter again in 30-13 loss at Seattle
• WHO sets new goal in fight against malaria
• Health briefs
• Activists: Violence in Syria leaves 28 dead
• Facebook aims to help prevent suicide
• Associate: Pakistan president had ‘mini-stroke’
• Djokovic, Kvitova chosen ITF World Champions
• Norman will coachVt. Shrine squad
• Former NHL player urges training to combat abuse
• Sandusky waives hearing, vows to fight charges
• End of the war
• Romney’s $10,000 mistake
• Health Squeeze: UK’s free health care under threat
• Tiniest babies are growing up healthy despite odds
• Holiday blues, or worse? Depression doesn’t go away when the season ends: Depression doesn’t go away when the holiday season ends
• Seeking action on energy
• Fighting power of corporations
• Time to give gift of life
• Snoopy display in California saved from foreclosure
• Holiday decorating injuries on the rise
• For many, Christmas comes at a later date
• Health Talk: Coping with grief during the holidays
• The personal price paid for drug shortages
• White House: Dispute at NRC not impacting safety
• Blagojevich gets extra month before prison
• Police remove Occupy Baltimore protesters
• NTSB recommends ban on driver phone use
• Light at the end of the holiday tunnel: Light at the end of the holiday tunnel
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Miracle on Center Street
• Homecomings and regrets
• Positive steps on health care
• Medvedev: Parliament will meet next week
• Norman will coach Vt. Shrine squad
• Part-time Faculty Members for Spring 2012
• Accounts Receivable Clerk
• Vermont Today
• Cincy players apologize for brawl
• Syracuse moves to No. 1
• Playoff races become clearer and cloudier
• Magic CEO meets with Howard
• Browns defend concussion procedures
• Chelios leads class of 5 into US hockey hall
• Chiefs fire Haley after 5-8 start
• Dolphins fire Tony Sparano as coach
• Crosby out again with concussion-like symptoms
• Vitali Klitschko to fight Dereck Chisora in Munich
• Pistons waive guard Richard Hamilton
• LA Kings fire coach Terry Murray after slow start
• Bad economy? US farmers post profits
• Vt office credited in bust of smuggling ring
• Cardinal Foley, who led order in Jerusalem, dies at 76
• Irene punches $25 million hole in state budget
• Dutchie’s starts to rebuild
• Bennington area teachers file complaint with the state over paycheck dispute
• Shirley R. Wheeler
• Vernon K. Merrill
• Clyde W. Lanpher
• Arnold E. Runnells
• Leona J. Gratton
• Raymond S. Benson
• Michael C. Chesbro
• Walter A. Debish Jr.
• John E. Gladding
• Steven D. Bachmann
• Charles H. Bascom Sr.
• Satellite clinic opens in Woodstock
• Collectable coins stolen from Springfield home
• Elder Connection: Special holiday dinners available for seniors
• Vt., Sandia Lab, announce research center
• Man injured in Rockingham fire
• Burr & Burton student goes to Washington
• 11 arrested at VY headquarters
• Temporary Quechee bridge is losing favor
• Springfield to open new court facility today
• Speaker calls for change in government priorities
• Police: New Haven woman scares off snow plow snatchers
• Universal healthcare talk in Rutland today
• GMC students unveil urban farm shed
• Rutland man arrested, charged with fourth DUI
• Four charged in robbery during Irene
• Going easy
• Depression and democracy
• Here are facts on town offices
• Supreme Court to look at Arizona’s immigration laws
• Police: Private eye didn’t delete Dowler messages
• Obama heralds end of divisive Iraq war
• Civilize Christmas drinking with merry cocktails
• Dates wanted for New Years
• NYPD officer shot, killed at scene of break-in
• Market Watch: A market full of holiday surprises
• Oil falls below $99 ahead of OPEC meeting
• Iran says it’s recovering data from US drone
• NJ Nets owner challenges Putin for presidency
• Irene puts an estimated $25M hole in state general fund : 2:36 p.m.
• A Coolidge Christmas at Plymouth Notch proves big draw
• With renovations, Jay Peak grows up
• Panera Bread to open soon Eatery is the newest dining option for locals : Eatery is the newest dining option for locals
• Toronto-Burlington air service set for launch
• Vermont to get new $15 million energy center
• Gronkowski sets mark, Patriots top Redskins 34-27
• Santa hotline coming soon
• Vermont Today: 41 degrees and sunny today; New Haven woman chases away snow plow snatchers
• Libyan militia and army clash
• US hostage, 14, escapes in Philippine jungle
• Iran says it will not return US drone
• Panama’s Noriega returns home to serve more time
• Poet Logue, 85, modernized ‘Iliad’
• Fire and ice
• New concerns about Northwest nuclear waste plant
• Vt Supreme Court hears tax records privacy case: Vt. Supreme Court takes up personal income privacy
• Montpelier mayor won’t run for re-election
• Burlington Democrats nominate Miro Weinberger for mayor
• Democrats pick Weinberger
• New court office to open
• Vermont gathers information on recovery needs
• Observatory dome heading to Vermont
• Senators try to reform postal service
• Visitors making last trips to Santa Land before it closes
• Mary Jean Dunn
• Dorothy E. Davis
• Daniel T. Brill Sr.
• Mirium Roberts
• Irene K. Bloch
• Veronica Dewey
• Francese Kelley
• Heard it at School
• They ride Morgans, don’t they?
• Cuts to Killington economic department narrow its goals
• Vermont Holiday Festival puts locals in Christmas spirit
• Blood drive gears up to beat record
• Charting expenses
• Voting for Peter Shumlin
• Russian surprise
• Serving on boards takes time
• Toronto-Burlington air service set for launch
• Serving duty as citizens
• Come downtown for breakfast
• One real slick pitcher
• National Life receives `Best’ rating
• Bank’s donation aids housing
• With renovations, Jay Peak grows up
• `Test drive’ raises $7,000
• ‘Irene Effect’ airs on VPR
• Credit union hosts holiday mixer
• Feedback wanted on health care reform
• Free financials after Irene
• Cincy suspends Gates for 6 games after brawl
• RG3 seems primed to jump to NFL
• Bengals nip Spartans, 4-3
• Griner leads No. 1 Baylor past St. Johns, 73-59
• Brewers’ Braun doesn’t fit steroid user stereotype
• Vermont state, local policies emerge on illegal immigrants
• A Coolidge Christmas at Plymouth Notch proves big draw
• Asperger’s inspires homeless woman’s creativity
• Movie audiences shrink below post-Sept. 11 level
• New England copes with cuts to heating aid
• Family hopes for break in long-missing Vt student
• Capital Beat
• Passenger advocate sought for nation’s airports
• Gingrich assailed by GOP rivals at debate
• Stern makes a heavy-handed stand
• Northern Stage’s ‘Annie’ is irresistible
• Knicks beef up D with up Chandler
• Stearns stickback lifts Eagles over Minutemen
• Spartans bounce back
• Albena M. Simpson
• Huskies 0-2 on trip with loss to Duke
• Soccer: UNC, Charlotte vying for state, national titles
• Let the games answer the questions
• Charles H. Bascom Sr.
• Elizabeth H. McClallen
• Another governor disgraced, another state’s trust violated
• Spy plane loss exposes covert conflict
• Justice Sotomayor in Vt. for women’s conference
• With Brock at helm, GOP eyes resurgence
• The winner is? Burlington mayor’s race spills over with surprises
• Cora LaPan
• Linda M. LaFlower
• Beth Lewis
• Putney celebrates the return of its general store
• Dorothy B. Segalla
• Groups urge closer look at Yankee
• Have a Swampy little Christmas
• Pakistan Taliban commander confirms peace talks
• Russians rally vs Putin, election fraud
• Violence tops results of Mexico’s drug war
• Spartans hold off Eagles
• Jets’ patient Greene hopes to build off 3-TD game
• Welcome back! A wild NBA day of personnel moves
• LSU’s Mathieu’s Heisman hopes won’t end this year
• AP Photo NAS142, WIMG102, FLPE115, NAS115
• Criticism of NBA squashing Paul trade pouring in
• Suicide bombing kills four at Afghanistan mosque
• Deadline passes for Occupy Boston without eviction
• Say What? Premature obituary
• NH group to open shelter in Vt.
• House GOP introduces new payroll tax bill
• Trade deficit shrinks again
• All EU nations but UK open to new treaty
• Children among dead in Syria crackdown
• Rockets hit Israel after fighting flares in Gaza
• New executive director named for youth orchestra
• Gov. vows statewide broadband in 2 years: Shumlin vows statewide broadband in 2 years
• Vt. man arrested in pharmacy robbery
• Shumlin, union mend fences in reaching contract deal
• ‘Toys Not Tears’ returns to Killington today
• Rutland armory up for sale
• Tackling mold
• Tech gifts for the kitchen, bath, more
• Welch proposes shelter funding bill
• Creative measures: Keeping the Huneck legacy alive
• Pearce to ride for first time since 2009 accident
• Senators try to reform postal service
• Louise S. Wilson
• Christmas Revels celebrates traditions
• Shirley R. Wheeler
• Truck carrying animal feed crashes on I-91
• Timothy F. Flory
• London to become Shumlin’s lawyer
• N.H. group will run Vermont shelter
• Theresa Charlene Kurant
• Elizabeth McClallen
• When it’s time to move
• For Brandon bookstore, it’s the final chapter
• Restore power to the people
• Weighing in at country club
• Don’t give up freedoms
• All the GOP’s Gekkos
• Myth busters
• CVPS, Efficiency Vermont team up for LED streetlights
• First casualty of match fixing is innocence
• Children among those killed in Moretown crash
• Vermont Today
• Bruinsfall,2-0
• CSJ shakesoff slump,Johnson
• Cards get the statue, Angels get the star
• Collision kills three in Moretown accident
• Rec budget debated
• Woman’s club hosts holiday concert
• Postal meeting rescheduled
• Dancers put in 19th annual Nutcracker in Springfield
• Middlebury student disrupts climate forum
• Man pleads innocent to assault
• Mountain towns say keep legislative district the same
• Police records should be secret, town says
• High court mum on two Rutland Herald cases
• Stop wasting state’s money
• Let’s not trash our state
• Va. Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead: Gunman found dead after killing officer on campus
• 3 killed in Moretown crash
• CSC graduate is on slide of his life
• A family’s deer season tradition
• James Cioffi
• Former Vt. doctor pleads guilty in records case
• Pay Peak Resort owner supports investment program
• Vt. police await autopsy results in death
• Vt. top state for Peace Corps
• Police: Shelburne death a suicide
• 15th annual worldwide candle lighting event
• Five-year-old burglary case solved thanks to DNA data base
• Wallingford selectman will leave board
• Police probe school bomb threats
• Selectman questions undesignated money in audit
• Magazine seeks public input
• Killington budget compounded by Irene costs
• Charles F. Sule
• Mirium F. Roberts Rites
• Marion L. Whitcomb
• Matthew R. Phillips Rites
• Joanne M. Jones Rites
• Alba L. Fish Rites
• Timothy J. Howard Rites
• Ronald Florre
• Bruno Musetti Rites
• Derwood A. Harris
• Francis R. Knight
• Veronica C. Dewey
• Raymond S. Benson
• Halos shake up AL West with Wilson, Pujols
• Griffin by no means a Heisman bystander
• St. Louis sees streak come to end
• Patriots wary of reeling Redskins
• The last Herman Cain column
• Obama, the populist
• Making Rutland beautiful
• We need right to defend self, property
• GOP leaders hope for deal on payroll tax
• Obama defends foreign policy
• Romney directly attacks Gingrich
• Man pleads guilty in Seattle terror plot to attack recruiting station
• Afghan pass shows struggle of handover
• Church confirms pope to visit Cuba in spring
• French TV shows Strauss-Kahn surveillance videos
• National interests hinder climate accord
• Plan to boost employment for disabled workers
• Household wealth takes big hit
• Kids wake up to winter wonderland and "school"
• Joy of Christmas: Oriana Singers perform J.S. Bach’s B Minor Mass: Oriana Singers perform J.S. Bach’s B Minor Mass
• Vermont Today
• Shoppers say ‘ho-hum’ not ‘ho-ho-ho’ to sales
• Pujols’ negotiations dominate winter meetings
• Community supports third-grade girl with rare disease
• Back Behind Saloon to reopen after flood damage
• Christmas on the radio
• State of Union essay contest starts
• Sisters sing-along at Next
• Alabama’s Richardson chasing a 2nd title, Heisman
• VSECU opens branch Monday
• Sanders’ resolution seeks end to ‘corporate personhood’
• City to look at Mendon Brook clean-up
• Talk looks at businesses and health care
• Brock to challenge Shumlin in 2012
• Sanders seeks to defend LIHEAP funds
• Man arrested in stand-off
• Agents snag fugitive at apartment
• ‘M-A-S-H’ star Harry Morgan dies at age 96
• Police investigating suspicious death in Shelburne: updated 9:07 p.m.
• Human Rights Commission joins suit
• New Bartonsville Covered Bridge costs jump
• Former ranger charged
• Commission adds changes to sign, merchandise ordinance
• Pearl Harbor survivors return to ships after death
• Francese D. Kelley
• Richard A. Parker
• Fannie Greene
• Theresa C. Kurant
• Baldwin apologizes to passengers, not airline
• In Egypt, just the beginning
• Welcome to 1914
• The Movie Diary: The belly of the beast
• The Local Spin: What’s up in the 05701?
• Youth theater brings ‘A Christmas Carol' to life
• VSO rings in holidays with matinee series: Holiday Pops begin matinee series
• CD Review: Lincoln singer-songwriter delivers intriguing debut album
• Brattleboro Arts Initiative becomes Latchis Arts: Brattleboro Arts Initiative becomes Latchis Arts
• Heavy fretting: Alex Skolnick Trio brings metal-tinged jazz to Burlington
• Joyful noise
• Arts Preview
• Drones make killing easy
• Select Board gets its way
• Clarification on strontium 90
• Lowdown on NFC East showdown
• Day of decision arrives for Ortiz
• Donald aiming for money titles, history in Dubai
• McCarver wins Hall of Fame’s Frick Award
• Vonn wins World Cup super-G in front of home crowd
• Republican Randy Brock to run for governor in 2012: Updated - 5:08 p.m.
• Republican Randy Brock to run for governor in 2012: updated 1:18 p.m.
• Consider running for school board
• Silence is golden
• Obama in Osawatomie
• A love of humanity
• Gadhafi son tried to enter Mexico
• Blagojevich sentenced to 14 years in jail
• Egypt’s military wants to oversee constitution draft
• Billion-dollar weather disasters smash U.S. record : Billion-dollar weather disasters smash U.S. record
• Raising $100B for climate fund in dispute
• A roadpaved,nottaken
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• Vermonters recall Pearl Harbor
• Vermont Today
• Luck’s legacy sealed
• Vermont players honored
• Prosecutors: Man helped woman flee
• Vermont ranked healthiest state
• GMC gets $50,000 grant for plug-in vehicle project
• Vt. police investigate murder suicide
• Police ID woman in dead raccoon-slamming incident
• 2 arrested after chase across border
• Burlington debates skate park
• Woman charged with false report
• Former Vt. chef denies animal cruelty
• ‘Laugh-In’ comic actor Alan Sues dies at 85
• Mirium Fish Roberts
• Michael E. Gentile
• Irene K. Bloch
• Matthew R. Phillips
• Jeffery C. Johnson
• Fannie Greene
• John J. Donohue
• Michael W. Barsalow Jr.
• Stock holder sues GMCR for “shell game”
• Jamaica man arrested for domestic assault
• Santa hotline coming soon
• Route 107 to close for repairs
• RRMC holds donor campaign
• Celebrity servers event starts today
• Alleged hospital spitter charged
• Police find drugs, gun and money on Strongs Ave.
• Senators push energy aid bill
• Police gives tips to prevent crime
• Roads are focus of budget talk
• White Sox trade closer Santos to Bule Jays for Molina
• Petrino leaves Illini to join brother at Arkansas
• Polarizing figure: Tebow stirs debate
• Panthers hit with more injuries
• Suh crash not under investigation
• Ligety skis to victory
• Big East to add Boise St.
• Barnaby could face deportation after DWI arrest
• Georgia Tech seniors eye elusive bowl win
• Heisman finalists announced: Heisman finalists announced
• State to close Route 107 Sunday, to re-open it faster: updated 6:12 p.m.
• Obama embracing Roosevelt’s middle-class appeal
• The wonky liberal
• Familiarity breeds Newt
• Health care on wrong path
• What Tolkien read
• Dec. 7 Health Briefs
• Holiday Time is an Aging in Place Opportunity
• Feds to allow use of Medicare data to rate doctors
• Assisted suicide — Canada revisits an old debate
• Health Talk: Stay safe with these holiday decorating tips
• Here’s Help
• Dr. Berwick’s pink slip
• Learn to spell
• Uncertainty on all sides
• Five presidents still alive
• Looking out for copper thefts
• Dartmouth engineers solutions to binge drinking
• FDA favors more risk info on birth control pills
• Bill would make drug price gouging a federal crime: Bill would make drug price gouging a federal crime
• Italy releases $6.4B for infrastructure
• Bank of America settles mortgage suit for $315M
• Verizon nixes Google Wallet
• Political aide to former Maryland governor found guilty
• Punishment awaits ex-Gov. Blagojevich
• Rare attacks on Afghan Shiites kill 60
• UN chief doubts comprehensive climate deal likely
• Clinton calls Russian election unfair
• EU probes Apple, e-book publishers
• College towns draw active retirees
• Man facing charges in Miller-Jenkins custody case: 4:01 p.m.
• Rivers, Chargers gouge reeling Jaguars, 38-14
• Klitschko calls off fight after surgery
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• Post office cuts to slow delivery in 2012
• LSU preps for ’Bama
• Irene road repairs: Fed waivers help Vermont
• Shumlin calls Chick-Fil-A corporation a “bully”
• Rutland armory to close its doors
• Clem’s Café closes; no word on reopening
• Police probe burglaries
• 15th annual worldwide candle lighting event
• Man released after search
• Trooper faces civil suit for Muslim woman’s arrest
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• Students arrested at closed track
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• Board looks at public works cuts
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• Mass. anti-slavery hub to reopen after restoration
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• OK, now Ron Paul
• US ends drought in golf’s World Cup with victory: US ends drought in golf’s World Cup with 2-stroke win
• ‘Twilight’ keeps shining with $42M second weekend
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• Need cash? Pawn shops edge into the mainstream
• State works to spin off mental health care
• Drug treatment center gets forum Tuesday
• Federer beats Tsonga to win 6th ATP finals title
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• Vermont Supreme Court upholds ruling
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• Vermont Veterans Home renovations wrap up
• German police clear huge sit-in at nuclear protest
• Student arrested in Cairo feared for life
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• Lynn Margulis, trailblazing evolution theorist, dies at 73
• US to investigate deadly NATO airstrike
• Arab League sanctions Syria
• Morocco’s Arab Spring election won by Islamists
• No. 21 Missouri beats Binghamton 88-59
• State works to spin off mental health care
• Afghan, Pakistan fighting heats up
• Snowmobile trails ready for winter
• Southern Vermont College has kids event on Dec. 2
• Pownal man held on felony DUI charge
• Hunter accidentally shoots friend, kills self
• Peter, Paul and Mary singers to perform in Manchester Dec. 3
• Charlene A. Hughes
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• RRA wants blighted property ordinance
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• Two dead in hunting incident: updated 8:45 a.m.
• Vermont inns garner ‘Yankee’ recognition
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• Chelsea man appeals denial of bail in baby daughter’s death
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• Waiting for health care: 10 reasons why we face a health care crunch
• A helping hand
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• Ignorance is no excuse
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• Super-size rover enroute to Mars
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• Tom Wicker, journalist and observer, dies at 85
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• Pakistan cuts off NATO supplies after attack
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• Some deer will let you pass
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• Some deer will let you pass
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• Tom Wicker, journalist and observer, dies at 85
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• Secret Santa returns
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• New cod data shaking New England fishing industry
• Public, students get to try fairer redistricting
• Downtown Grocery to celebrate milestone
• Select Board to host Monday hearing on mobile home park’s water
• Officials explain river work benefits
• Vermont Arts Exchange hosts print show
• Hildene has holiday shopping
• Winter parking ban coming
• Burglar steels copper from historic Cornwall house
• Officials get estimates for town garage
• Pair pleads to federal drug charges
• Cadets in PrimeLink finale
• Wings end B’s streak at 10
• Suh’s alleged stomp talk of NFLtown; review not yet scheduled
• Cougars stay on track for BCS bid
• LSU wins in a romp
• NBA, players meeting in New York
• Spartans icers host RHI today
• High hoop hopes
• Shopping season opens
• Former NYT columnist, author Tom Wicker dies: 6:57 p.m.
• Real Estate is Local: Thanksgiving dinner at Grandmother’s house
• Cool gadgets for pie makers, givers
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• Cycling firm seeks expansion in Derby
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• What’s missing for supposed contenders?
• Biden’s 2012 targets: Ohio, Pa., Florida
• Occupy LA stands out for camp-city cooperation
• Earlier deals, longer hours woo shoppers
• Egypt’s new PM claims greater powers
• Fierce clashes in Yemen leave 2 dead despite deal
• Syria faces sanctions; army stands by regime
• Pack keeps cool, and win streak
• Plane carrying six crashes in Arizona
• Black Friday turns out the shoppers at 6 a.m.
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• Supercommittee’s impasse could affect Guard
• Vt 106 reopens nearly 3 months after Irene
• Five men charged in Vt deer poaching spree
• Nation marks holiday with trots, parades and feasts
• Former Vt state poet Ruth Stone dies at 96
• Rutland Moose club serves community Thanksgiving dinner
• Citizens call for Montpelier to cut the budget
• John F. Murphy Sr.
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• Ejection puts Suh conductunder scrunity once again
• Last-second field goal completes Dallas comeback over Dolphins
• It’smorethansport
• Pats prep for Vick and Young
• Chaos a BCS dish servedwith a Razorback upset
• Johnson puts on a championship rugby face
• Biologists: Lake Champlain salmon run is the best ever
• Route 106 reconnected
• No injuries in I-91 crashes
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• Man faces 20 years in prison for sex crime
• Egypt military conciliatory but rejects calls to leave power
• Europeans stick by euro despite crisis
• JK Rowling: UK press left me feeling under siege
• Counting really small blessings
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• Supercommittee’s impasse could affect Guard
• Special treatment for corporations
• Wind power is safe
• Which side are they on?
• Married pair arrested for heroin, marijuana
• Killington eyes employee health benefits
• Gun issue represents tough politics for Obama
• Mill’s reopening stokes Maine towns’ hopes
• Qualcomm challenges LCDs through new e-reader
• Occupy protests cost nation’s cities at least $13M
• Giffords serves Thanksgiving meal at Ariz. air base
• Vermont Today: Happy Thanksgiving! Have a great day
• Burress will treasure family, friends and turkey today
• B’s rally twice, top Sabres
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• 40 years later, skyjacker’s identity remains mystery
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• Aldermen move parking proposal forward
• Supreme Court rules police welfare checks carry obligation
• Locals claim link to the Mayflower
• Barr Brothers play Higher Ground Showcase Lounge: Barr Brothers play Higher Ground Showcase Lounge
• The Movie Diary: Dance, dance wherever you may be
• Saying thanks
• Medicare chief steps aside in political impasse
• Campaign trail: Hyperbole on terror interrogations
• Go big, Mr. President
• A strange comfort at Thanksgiving
• White Thanksgiving for Vermonters
• Germany’s bond flop fuels European debt fears
• International criticism of Egypt’s rulers mounts
• Mudslides in southern Italy kill 3 people
• Parents of missing girl blast media for frenzy
• Vermont Today
• Santa Train
• Paraeducator arrested for DUI
• Vaccines group plans to buy cervical cancer shots
• Burlington mayoral caucus, round 2
• State aids cash-strapped towns
• ‘Eat More Kale’ at center of trademark dispute
• Police honor man who led them to Lee Harvey Oswald
• Edith A. Randle
• Olive B. Haley Rites
• Anne F. Collins
• Farmers can apply for grants
• Adele Costello
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• Slate museum to set decorations
• Jimmy L. Miles
• Ore. governor bans death penalty for rest of term
• Fair Haven kicks off holidays
• Brandon gears up for lighting contest
• Retailers pin hopes on Black Friday
• 2 arrested in Vt., in connection with making meth
• Charges reduced in shooting
• Man drives tractor into cruiser
• Propane tanks explode in garage
• State to get $15M for Irene relief
• Vermont bank robbed at gunpoint
• Delegation: Keep border post open
• Group formed to promote prosperity
• Police ask for help finding tire slashers
• Occupy Wall Street comes to Springfield
• Counseling available to Vt. flood victims
• Peru man facing felony drunk-driving charge
• Man denies burglary charge
• Family questions circumstances of man’s death
• Police investigate Rutland robbery
• Mettawee school honors seniors
• ‘Eat More Kale’ at center of trademark dispute
• Where’s the salt? Hidden in your Thanksgiving menu: Hidden in your Thanksgiving menu
• Commander: Pakistani Taliban declare cease-fire: Commander: Pakistani Taliban declare cease-fire
• Italians want to cut debt but without sacrifices: Italians want to cut debt but without sacrifices
• Is economy best birth control? US births dip again
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer
• Lung Awareness Month
• Why doesn’t no mean no?
• A glance back at history
• Two who bring gift of life
• The two moons
• The supercommittee collapses
• Career development center ratifies teacher contract
• Parish renovating historic church in Chester
• Boys, Girls Club says thanks
• ‘Troublemaker’ answers back
• Nursing choices are available
• John Murphy
• City pension work stirs debate
• Self-reliance is the key
• Blago adviser Rezko to serve seven more years
• Egypt’s military rulers move up power transfer date
• Court: Libya allowed to try Gadhafi’s son
• Toy safety report identifies some dangers
• Defense hawks want to stop military cuts
• State to lend a hand to cash-strapped towns: updated 2:45 p.m.
• Movie showtimes for Rutland, Vermont
• Gronkowski’s 2 TDs help Pats beat Chiefs 34-3
• Vermont Today
• Police chief on leave after pepper spraying
• Verlander wins AL MVP award
• Peterson’s status in question
• 2 arrested in Vt., in connection with making meth
• Dr. J memorabilia back in Philadelphia
• Jets coach Ryan fined $75K by NFL for profanity
• VIFL unveils new schedule
• Longhorns desperate to find offense
• Pinkel apologizes after DWI arrest: Pinkel apologizes after DWI arrest
• No. 15 Wolverines beat No. 8 Tigers
• Cutler to have surgery
• Crews dismantle moreIrene-hit trailers
• Vt. firefighter fired over facial hair
• Panel fails to reach deal on plan for deficit reduction
• Drug suspects held on hefty bail
• GMC hires sustainability coordinator
• City woman charged with heroin possession
• New Reserve Center officially opens
• Ludlow hosts Stuff-A-Bus
• Police: Car crash kills driver
• Murphy remembered as iconic citizen legislator
• Town golf course scrutinized
• Fair Haven receives preservation grant
• Town to offer second visitor giveaway
• High court upholds Rutland robbery conviction
• Two insurance options for town employees
• Former Smithsonian chief Michael Heyman dies at 81
• Audrey C. Myers
• Charlene A. Hughes
• Anne F. Collins
• William Carroll
• Couple wins $2.5 million civil award; judge must weigh in
• Energy workshops coming soon
• Man faces extortion, stalking charges
• Supervisory unions consider merger
• Ferrer beats injured Murray at ATP finals
• Bulletin Board
• ELDER CONNECTION: A time to give thanks
• Thankful for those who serve
• Nolan Ryan’s strikeout record
• Boring, cruel euro romantics
• No surprise
• Stop destruction of resources
• Congress fails again and again
• Changing the way democracy works
• Gates testifies in $1B lawsuit against Microsoft
• Congress restores meth cleanup funds
• Pakistani Taliban militants, government holding talks
• Leftist governments shown exit amid European crisis
• 24 dead in 3 days of Cairo anti-military protests
• Humble veggies make flavorful sides
• Judge denies Jackson doc’s bid for new testing
• Market Watch: Give thanks — for the winter market
• Swift unstoppable at American Music Awards
• October home sales rose 1.4 percent but still weak
• Obama signs bill to help jobless veterans
• Police: Car heads into Vt. river, driver dies: 12:42 p.m.
• Vermont retires its special Google map of Irene damage: 12:38 p.m.
• Vt. man charged with attempted murder in shooting: 12:36 p.m.
• Capital Beat: Yankee, Progressives and Salmon
• Vermont Today: Flood buyouts and more
• Examine the CVPS, GMP merger
• Someone worth listening to
• Changing the way democracy works
• Police search for clues in assault case
• Bennington man charged with threatening witness
• Man charged with third DLS
• Congress fails again and again
• Support small business Saturday
• REDC embarks on new business recruiting strategy
• Dorothy P. Godnick
• Role of underdog seems to suit Texas governor
• John F. Murphy Sr.
• William J. VanGuilder Sr.
• William F. Fredette
• Libya says Gadhafi son to be tried at home
• Edward F. Butler
• Francis E. Baker
• Ruth E. Adams
• 1121 RH Elder Connection
• Anything can-happen feel in Iowa’s 2012 vote
• Huntsman hosts 100th NH event
• GE Rutland will get boost from Dubai contract
• Occupy the agenda
• Gaz Metro raises $260 million
• Grants available for ag businesses
• Coming together to fight hunger
• Kohl’s reopens N.H. store
• Ski areas partner with Verizon
• Forecast: New England faces slow economic recovery: Forecast: New England faces slow economic recovery
• AmeriCorps volunteers help out
• Parents support upgrades to East Montpelier school
• The last mile
• Sunderland man held on stalking charge
• Missing statewide test may affect Bennington area schools
• Parking study shows need for long-term parking
• Heard it at School
• Consultant assesses state’s public transit needs
• Officers in pepper spray incident placed on leave
• Courts put huge California water pact in limbo
• States ramp up use of teacher evaluations
• Federal-state buyout program benefits flood-damaged towns
• Donors lining up for record blood drive
• Flames in Tahrir as police attempt to clear protesters
• The Union Forever: A song born out of war
• City police: Man arrested with more than $30,000 in drugs
• City Hall Reporter’s Notebook: Scenes from a Committee Meeting
• State Police: Rutland man kills self at end of pursuit
• N.H.’s tax pledge: An advantage or burden? : New Hampshire’s tax pledge: Advantage or burden?
• Katahdin survival story retold in graphic novel
• Iran: President’s press sentenced
• US farm exports boom as rest of economy struggles
• Forecast: New England faces slow economic recovery
• Mobile deals to find shoppers in line
• The Union Forever: A song born out of war
• Woman to begin Antarctic crossing, awaits weather
• Debt deal prospects sour for committee
• Vermont State Hospital Workers at closed facility speaking out
• Capital Beat: Yankee, Progressives and Salmon
• Lions top Panthers in field hockey finale
• Marching to Pats’pace KC’s challenge
• Packers survive Bucs bid
• Winning point for Tiger, vindication for Couples
• An IABA insult
• Ravens on top in AFC North
• Stewart’s dramatic finish nips Edwards for Sprint Cup
• SEC rules AP football poll with the top three spots
• Police: Man takes life after chase: 2:53 p.m.
• Stenhouse Jr. captures Nationwide Series championship: Stenhouse Jr. captures Nationwide Series championship
• North Carolina State crushes Clemson
• From the poet laureate: Poetry is in many of us
• USDA: ‘Locally grown’ food a $4.8 billion business
• The Weekly Planet: Re-examining assumptions about environmental protection
• Blue Cross stays focused with single-payer system on the horizon
• Black Friday is turning into Black Thursday: Black Friday is turning into Black Thursday
• Costs and causes of flooding
• Single-payer still comes out on top
• Flood resiliency: Strengthening Vermont for the future
• Unanswered questions on health care
• River runs through it
• Confronting growing inequality: Confronting growing inequality
• Students excel in annual Vermont spelling bee
• Music Review: Local singer delivers compelling recital
• Edwards has pole for Cup finale
• Castleton wins Herald tournament
• Aggies rush Cadets out of playoffs
• At 8-1, San Francisco turnsattention to conquering NFC West
• KC, new passer, facetough test vs. Patriots
• Google opens music store to US, challenge to Apple
• No pillows in coach, but it’s sundae time up front
• Natalie Wood detectives face conflicting accounts
• FEMA funds approach $46 million and rising
• Regional council targets pre-K expansion
• Obama and China’s leader find time to talk
• McDonald’s, Target drop egg supplier
• Digging deep: Charitable giving challenged by weak economy, weather
• New book offers fresh look at Dean candidacy
• Attempted burglary raises self-defense issue
• Syrian troops attack despite Arab peace plan
• Winds ease in Reno fire
• Occupy protests spread to college campuses
• UN bashing is popular with GOP candidates
• GOP outsider Ron Paul gaining traction in Iowa
• Gadhafi son Seif Al-Islam is captured
• Egyptian police, protesters clash in square
• Thanksgiving and praise for reasons great and small
• Step back, become a student
• Man killed in I-91 crash
• Ruman directs Castleton women past Plymouth
• Police offer $5,000 for information leading to arrest in Bethel shooting: Police: Two people shot; one clings to life
• Today’s game recalls Spirit of ‘76 at Norwich
• CSC in finals of RH tourney
• BoSox turn attention to Valentine
• Edwardshas theoval inhis corner
• Gronkowski star on the rise for Pats
• The art of the coaching gamble
• UVM says it won’t support naked bike ride
• Skiers chip in to save the magic of their mountain
• Spending cuts pose new threat to economy
• $3.75M recycling facility opens
• Man arrested for high speed
• Man denies fraud charge
• Vermont sees whooping cough spike
• Road clear for heavy trucks
• GMP’s Powell finds few questions about merger
• State receives $100K donation for recovery
• School boards ratify contract that ended teacher strike
• Two wind protesters arrested
• Man ticketed speeding past head of DMV
• State must pay $1.8M in drug information fight
• Death of Vt robbery suspect ruled a homicide
• State sees spike in whooping cough
• Woman faces alcohol charge
• New mobile home arrives at park
• Skate park plans criticized
• Man facing prescription charge
• Progressives find relevance under single-party rule
• Researchers hope for more efficient oil sand extraction
• Anna Yrsha
• Raymond P. Krawczyk
• Francis E. Baker
• Carl G. Rice
• Amelia F. Obuchowski
• Nina E. Wilson Rites
• Burlington police say Vt. man shot in drug fight
• Vt. must pay $1.8M for court fight
• Death of Vt. robbery suspect ruled a homicide: Death of Vt. robbery suspect ruled a homicide
• Vermont ski towns rebuilding after Irene
• Chester: Say “No” to new discount store, residents urge
• Progressives find relevance under single-party rule
• Theater Review: Not good history, but good bawdy fun
• Condos talks transparency
• City police make burglary arrests
• Egyptians protest against more powers for military
• Handy Man on Call: Cracks in the drywall
• Bring art home : Vermont company partners with Guggenheim for paint line
• Brazilian president signs truth commission law
• Early prep for holiday decorating
• White House threatens veto over detainee policy
• Failure is good
• Democracy in action
• Residents evacuated during Reno wildfire
• Not impressed by millionaire
• Exhibit reflects teen struggles
• Greece promises sharper deficit cut in 2012
• Slow improvement in job market
• Few tangible effects of Wall St. protests
• Boards ratify teacher contract: 9:15 a.m.
• Vermont Today
• Eno will head GMC softball, volleyball
• No. 4 Connecticut makes MaineNo. 14 on consecutive hits list
• Patched-up Patriots preparefor unknown Kansas City entity
• StreakingB’s runat seven
• NRC chair says no firm link between Yankee and fish with strontium-90
• Group looks at racism in Rutland
• UVM faculty reach agreement with school
• Congress OKs Irene relief bill
• Gryphon Building and Merchants Hall up for downtown loans
• Police: Man shoots self in standoff : Police: Man shoots self in standoff
• Vermont’s unemployment rate dips to 5.6 percent
• Burlington to hold 2nd caucus
• Anna Yrsha
• Evelyn L. Stephens
• Gregory A. Smith
• Carl G. Rice
• Thomas W. Graves Rites
• John L. Connell Sr. Rites
• James C. Lynch, Sr. Rites
• Theodore R. Mills
• Dennis G. Mosher
• Alvin L. Burridge
• Seasonal workers face stiffer unemployment rules
• How broad is Vt public records law?
• Woman accused of defrauding man
• Hospital facing lawsuit
• Local hydro project wins USDA funding
• Ludlow students show thanks
• Fair Haven to use surplus and reserve money to help fund bridge project
• Westside to light holiday tree
• Pair charged in city drug bust
• Towns in conflict over House district borders
• Four arrested in Bennington drug raid Thursday
• MLB gears up for major changes
• Columbia (0-9) bans band from season finale
• The modern slave trade
• Burlington impasse
• Liberals are ruining country
• Intolerance is rampant
• The hunt is on
• Mustangs in Cougars’ path to BCS
• LA’s Kershaw wins NL Cy Young
• Castleton ready for first Herald Tip-Off Tournament
• Epstein, Cubs snag Sveum as new manager
• Police: Man shoots self in domestic disturbance
• Boehner: War savings can’t go to jobs
• Tornadoes in Southeast kill 6, flatten homes
• Russia says Syria’s crisis looks like ‘civil war’
• Insurgents fire rockets but miss Afghan loya jirga
• Low birth rates for young women tied to economy
• Lawyer: Throw out conviction over tweets
• Vatican pledges legal action against Benetton
• Vermont Today
• Eagles pull away from Saints in opener
• School leaders sound off on what education finance pays for : Leaders sound off on education spending
• Downtown parking changes move out of committee
• Vermonters flood FEMA with aid requests on final day
• ‘Celebrate!’ local art at SPA
• New look and tougher schedule for Castleton
• Ex-Fiesta Bowl CEO indicted by grand jury
• All-star swan song for Davis
• Jets getting off the mat to face Tebow
• Gibson, Maddon are Managers of Year
• Games lacking vision
• Flynn artistic director to retire
• Mary Bonhag: New Hampshire-bred soprano returns her rural roots: New Hampshire-bred soprano returns her rural roots
• Book Review: Singer-songwriter Spencer Lewis tells his Vermont story
• Arts Preview
• Police ID Fair Haven crash victims
• John W. Allen
• Dorothy Godnick
• Frances D. Hill
• Pasquale B. Mondella
• Joshua D. Pfenning
• Shirley S. Sanderson
• Robert A. Wiggin
• Lloyd A. Whipple Sr.
• Leighton E. Allen
• Marilyn A. Alstad
• Ruthanne Costello
• The Movie Diary: Living the vida loca: Living the vida loca
• The Local Spin: Happy birthday Cider
• CD Review: VSO’s first CD features Laredo and Robinson in new concertos
• ‘The Art of Success:’ Sexy romp uses history to mock mores: Sexy romp uses history to mock mores
• Soldiering through: Judy Collins on politics, perseverance and loss: Judy Collins on politics, perseverance and loss
• Rescue personnel responding to accident in Rutland Town: updated 5:37 p.m.
• School boards to vote on contract
• Bennington Goodwill plans ski pass raffle
• GMUHS School Board remains opposed to gravel extraction
• Springfield parks and recreational fields now smoke-free
• Mix-up requires fix for Bennington tax-exempt properties
• Okemo Ski Swap returns this weekend
• Woodstock to have holiday lights
• Who’s the decider?
• Mental health numbers
• The first televised game
• Failing to address mold problem
• Misinformation about Yankee
• CSJ hoopsters heroes to kids
• Is Shumlin part of the 1 percent?
• Torture and exceptionalism
• Will you stand up for children?
• Good news and illuminated neglect
• When parents get involved
• Gingerbread bakers wanted
• Police, town officials discuss overtime pay
• No injuries in dump truck rollover
• Beer and laughs at ‘BrewHaHa!’
• Dems, GOP far apart on deficit deal
• Fair Haven crash victims identified: updated 4:33 p.m.
• Even in wake of Irene, no demand at school for heavy equipment drivers
• Stafford budget increases 2.5 percent; school looks to add new revenue
• Town hydro committee expands to energy
• Crackdowns reach epicenter of Wall Street protests
• Congress nears OK of bill for vets, contractors
• Hall of Famer Gregg fighting Parkinson’s disease
• Afghan elders consider US presence
• Monti forms Italian government with no politicians
• Puerto Rico poised to surpass homicide record
• Stronger factories, lower prices lift sagging economy
• GOP: Energy Department tried to delay solar layoffs
• Police: Rutland Town homeowner fires shots at home invader
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• Solar project eyed in Stamford
• Occupy future unclear after sweep
• Irene river repairs spark permit debate
• Plainfield town meeting may be held in fire station
• Post-Irene, hospitals could play new role in mental health
• Consumer spending gives economy boost
• Casella brothers honored with REDC award
• GMC to host wellness fair
• Parking meeting tonight
• Sex assault charges dismissed
• Woman fined for drinking party
• Energy Committee urges streetlight change
• Springfield searches for ways to remove dam tree
• Ex-deputy pleads guilty to charge
• Vt. Route 125 in Hancock to close Irene fix
• Police: Rutland Town homeowner fires shots at home invader
• 2 families safe after rescue from Vt apartment
• Vt state revenues continue above target
• Clayton L. Mills
• Eleanor L. Norcross
• Paul M. Crane
• Marion H. Ayers
• Karen M. Currier
• Leo Griffin
• Leo Haick
• Hazel Huestis
• Raymond T. Knepper
• James C. Lynch Jr.
• Volunteers repair Irene-hit snowmobile trails
• Bennington to show support for rail
• Fortier, Gove earn ECAC East weekly awards
• City commission explores national police chief search
• Methodist Church to host bazaar
• Victims in Route 4 crash remain unknown
• Town purchases land for possible town hall, emergency services
• Defense takes control, Packers pound Vikings 45-7
• US offense awakens in 3-2 win at Slovenia
• Nadal, Federer in Group B at ATP World Tour Finals
• Sandusky proclaims innocence in NBC interview
• Bradley, Nittany Lions trying to focus on football
• Verlander wins AL Cy Young in unanimous vote
• Barton’s 23 leads No. 10 Memphis over Belmont 97-81
• Spec-Operations Command: Raid book ‘a lie’
• Boehner calls GOP deficit plan a ‘fair offer’
• Dozens of Syrian soldiers killed in clash with defectors
• Home Depot’s third-quarter net rises on storm boost
• Clooney manages chaos in ‘Descendants’
• Robin Williams enjoys the ‘Happy’ moments
• Health Talk: The Great American Smoke-Out
• Spilt Milk: Can I have a hug?
• Study finds many patients shun free heart drugs
• Study: More hospitals can safely unclog arteries
• Aging Americans stay home with aid of ‘villages’
• Aging in Place
• Project delays are GMP’s fault
• Daniels’ role in big deficits
• Penn State’s long road back
• Teachers don’t need belittling advice
• Let’s all feel superior
• Irene's hidden blessing
• Bringing history up to date
• Restraining the royals
• Health care is changing, despite federal uncertainty
• Greece: Debt deal needs to move quickly
• Grateful for Proctor
• Gaza militants fire rockets after Israeli threat
• McBride covers new ground
• Drive to oust Wis. governor begins
• Ohio executes man who killed 3 sons
• Police arrest 70; clear out protesters
• Sandusky proclaims innocence in NBC interview
• Vermont Today
• France frets about prized AAA debt rating
• Shumlin pushes foreign investment program in Vt.: Shumlin pushes foreign investments
• Identities unknown in fatal Fair Haven crash
• Tinmouth game dinner Saturday
• City taxes due today
• Stuff-A-Bus breaks record, collects 25,545 pounds of food
• Shumlin pushes foreign investment program in Vt.: Shumlin pushes foreign investments
• Feds to pay bulk of Irene road repairs
• Valve malfunction leads to tank damage at Middlebury brewer
• Man answers to sex assault, restraint charges
• Shumlin urges more heating help
• Heated ammunition discharged in home
• Leahy, historic preservation receive national recognition
• Cadets prep for NCAA showdown
• Players reject NBA’s offer, begin to disband union
• NASCAR gets its ‘Game 7’ for season finale
• Cards choose Matheny as La Russa’s successor
• State says new Parker Hill underpass to open next week
• Man killed by tractor in accident
• Deep Saints take aim at conference crown
• Cadets earn berth at nationals
• Vick played with 2 broken ribs vs Arizona: Vick played with broken ribs Sunday
• Kimbrel, Hellickson chosen rookies of the year
• Brady, Gronkowski lead Patriots past Jets 37-16: Brady, Gronkowski power Pats
• Chiefs’ Cassel could miss rest of season
• Music Review: Montpelier Chamber Orchestra sells out two concerts
• Barre gets $150k environmental grant
• Police ask public for help in solving homicide
• AG reviewing meeting complaint
• Firefighters say blaze kindled
• Police: Burglars caught in the act
• Meeting on legislative districts is Wednesday
• College teaches digital forensics
• Mayoral caucus ends in tie
• Co-founder of social network Diaspora dies
• Nina E. Wilson
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• Shirley S. Sanderson
• Erma J. Macy
• Rowena F. Tucker
• Valerie J. Porter
• John E. Duhnoski
• Margaret A. Costello
• Charlene A. Hughes
• James C. Lynch Sr.
• Leo Griffin
• Conn. billboard campaign seeks Powerball winner
• Pro skier dead after Utah avalanche
• Supreme Court to hear challenge to health law
• Public transit focus of hearings
• 3 killed in Fair Haven car crash
• Market Watch: Be part of the food system
• Twice Bitten: There’s rice in them thar hills
• No deficit deal in sight despite prods
• Pfizer’s Prevnar works in adults
• Police clear out Occupy Oakland camp
• Rules lag amid deadly combustible dust blasts
• Mubarak's party allowed in election
• Kindle Fire sacrifices to get under $200
• Jordan’s king urges Syria’s Assad to quit
• Tourists invited to see eruption
• Norway killer claims mantle of resistance leader
• Vouchers for veterans, and other bad ideas
• For prosperity
• Chesney, McGraw team up for super tour
• Amazon: Actress lawsuit over age revelation bogus
• Poll distorts views on wind
• Making culprits pay the price
• Hunters, go to Lowell
• VPIRG serving corporate interests
• Online-only portion added to Liz Taylor auction
• Barre "Big Dig" halfway done
• Otter Creek loses beer in rare tank tip
• Fair Haven Slaters win grid crown
• Clarendon man charged with kidnapping and sexual assault
• Clarendon man charged with kidnapping and sexual assault
• Vermont Today: Three killed, one injured in fiery Fair Haven crash
• Randolph brothers raise more than $126K for farmers
• Castleton students hold vigil for dead sophomore
• 1114 RH Elder Connection
• Sales on Thanksgiving anger some consumers
• Police arrest 24 protesters in Albany
• Oregon shakes up BCS, Heisman races
• Slaters overpower BBA, win D-II football title
• Pacquiao escapes with a victory
• Injuries plague Boise State: Injuries plague Boise State
• GOP contenders argue on Afghanistan, Iran, torture
• Tebow leads Broncos to 17-10 win over Chiefs: Tebow, Broncos fend off Chiefs
• Search resumes for man missing after Ohio blast
• Deal allows heavy trucks on Maine, Vt. interstates
• With Arab vote, pressure mounts on Syria
• Police find trucker involved in fatality
• Deadline looms to seek Irene help
• Monti vows to quickly form next Italian govt
• Queen leads annual event honoring war dead
• Mainers big heating oil users
• Fundraisers spring up after Vt. flooding
• Protesters defy eviction order in Ore.
• Effort to recall Wis. governor kicks off Tuesday
• Summit focuses on economy Obama, Pacific Rim leaders meet in Hawaii
• Toy Hall of Famers: Dollhouse, Hot Wheels, blanket
• Capital Beat: Progs pick up the slack
• Mary Jane Smith
• Chamber sponsors Nov. 17 lecture
• Wilmington shows resilience
• Alan Arkin visits Bennington College
• Southern Vermont College adds Hungry Moose Cafe to campus
• Okemo offers preview of winter season
• Montpelier City Council hears from Taser committee: Some members still deciding how to vote on request for weapons
• Pasquale B. Mondella
• Raymond T. Knepper
• Shirley S. Sanderson
• Valerie J. Porter
• Thomas W. Graves
• Clarence G. Giddings
• Kathleen M. Mitchell
• John L. Connell Sr.
• Charlene E. Elkey
• Joan Dwyer Gale
• Thomas E. Denio
• Edward F. Butler
• Paul M. Crane
• Unitarian Church to host racial sensitivity talk
• Fernand Benoit
• Reporter’s Notebook: Within or without?
• Marion H. Ayers
• Longtime education leaders to retire
• CSC remembers student
• Count your voters carefully
• Martha Stewart taps The Vermont Country Store
• Police continue Bethel homicide probe
• Better use for our money
• Pension split at city’s discretion
• Why Occupy is relevant to us
• Little info on power costs
• Consolidation of power? Look at the food industry
• Sales on Thanksgiving anger some consumers
• Slaters overpower BBA, win D-II football title
• The poor aren’t the problem
• Vermont can lead the way
• How feds are gouging students
• Submit your deer season photos
• Huskers hold off PennState on emotional day
• Wasps, coach get whole package
• Vermont deer hunters hit the woods
• Police: Bethel man killed, Royalton woman wounded
• Music Review: Vermont’s first family of music celebrates 35th
• Deer hunters take to the woods
• CVPS, GMP are set to deploy smart meters in January
• New ‘campaign’ pitches prosperity over politics
• Irene victims warned of bad contractors
• Frost keeps heat in CSC’s early season
• Family asks for privacy after teen allegedly kills relatives
• Maine officer remembered after fatal shooting
• More seals off Cape Cod means more sharks
• City has high hopes for first Chinese-American mayor in SF
• Powerboat racer’s death is third at Fla. competition
• Pressure to leave mounts on Occupy camps
• Hospital holds children’s memorial
• Theftford man charged with setting own house on fire
• Robert A. Rousseau
• John Connell Sr.
• Perry, Cain, manage crises with humor, defiance
• Arab League suspends Syria over brutality
• Mexican democracy tested by drug lords in politics
• Berlusconi resigns after Italy approves austerity measures
• Betty Warren
• Lloyd A. Whipple
• Charles J. O’Rourke Jr.
• William R. Keyes Jr
• Raymond Knepper
• Book Review: ‘The Nerdist Way,’ by Chris Hardwick
• Alan Mootnick, who made home for gibbons, dies at 60
• Ramos is safe after dramatic rescue
• Despite 75, Tigeris making progress
• With injuries a given, teams must adapt
• DI: Hartford plows past Tigers, 42-6
• Police: Death in Bethel is homicide: Updated 4:15 p.m.
• Take a strand to your stand
• Role reversal for soaring Jets, struggling Pats
• Don’t tie hands of Vermont police
• Palestinian soul?
• A post-Irene world
• How to deter Iran
• Fix the Fed
• These glutes are made for walkin’
• River roll on: Local volunteers coordinate with experts to repair Vermont streams
• Change in pipeline plan could present new problems
• The Color of Money: More than money, it’s money management: More than money, it’s money management
• Farmers avoiding federal loan program: Farmers avoiding federal loan program
• Federer wins No. 800 in Paris
• Spartans topNEC, runmark to 3-0
• Afghanistan mission shifting, Welch says
• Many thanks: State and local officials honor Maine Guard unit’s Irene aid
• After shooting, police say Occupy camp must close
• Brandon residents discuss moving forward
• Childcare organizers targeting lawmakers
• NECI, state colleges discussing ‘affiliation’
• Montpelier City Council hears from Taser committee
• Woman denies embezzlement
• Man dies in truck accident
• Jane Mead Rites
• Fernand Benoit Rites
• Edward F. Butler
• Robert E. Plumley
• Lloyd A. Whipple
• Delmar R. Noble
• Irene M. Rasmussen Rites
• Margaret D. Harte
• Leon H. Hayes
• Daniel D. Myers Rites
• PSU assistant coach McQueary placed on leave
• Mustangs spoil CSJ home opener
• AP source: Papelbon, Phillies agree at 4 years, $50 million
• Students spend night in woods
• Afghanistan mission shifting, Welch says
• Federal charges leveled at Montpelier shooting suspects
• Senate panel approves repeal of DOMA
• Angelman Syndrome fundraiser Saturday
• City creates flood relief fund
• Wallingford passes pooper scooper law
• Police continue search for Goshen home invaders
• Handy Man on Call: Water problems with gutters and windows
• Real Estate is Local: Real estate artists
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• Group raises over $150k for Irene victims
• Meeting on legislative districts is Wednesday
• Vermont AG says shooting justified
• ’Rock snot’ fear means salmon for native tribes
• Mount Anthony board acts to get coaches paid on time
• Cotillion plans under way
• Legends of their fall
• Welcome delay
• Who’s the real parasite
• Great response after flood
• Collegial feeling at Castleton
• Readers can handle truth
• Obama marks Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• Gunfire, sweeping raids kill 16 in Syria
• Poaching blamed for loss of Western Black Rhino
• ‘Skyrim’ reaches new heights of adventure
• D-II: Familiar foes to clash
• For three hours, Penn State focus on field
• Wasps, Jacks could show off arsenals in D-III title game
• Pacquiao looks to settle close score vs Marquez
• Cadets will be glued to tube
• Jones accepts honorary Oscar from afar
• Panel: Test every child for cholesterol by age 11
• 5 dead in copter crash on Hawaii’s Molokai island
• Virginia nuclear power plant gets approval to restart
• Bus plunges into ocean off St. Lucia; 16 die
• New Greek government takes power
• Maine Guardsmen Get Honored at Rutland Legion
• Theater Review: Castleton delivers stylish ‘Winter's Tale'
• Vermont Today
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• Marines celebrate anniversary of the corps in Manchester
• Irene dominates Legislative agenda, but other issues percolate
• Administration delays pipeline decision past 2012 election: Administration delays pipeline decision
• String of Londonderry area fires suspicious
• Teachers ratify contract
• 2 arrested in armed home invasion
• Priced to perfection, GMCR stumbles and stock plunges
• 4 arrested on drug charges in Bennington, Vt.
• Entergy names new site vice president for Yankee
• Man gets probation for felony crimes
• Springfield Tropical Storm Irene benefit concert set for tonight
• Counties get aid for spring flooding
• Protesters: Veteran shoots self at Vt. encampment
• Patrick L. Tyler Rites
• Gail J. Noble
• Karen M. Currier
• Margaret A. Costello
• Gary P. Pollender
• ‘Scrap’ left to help pick up pieces
• Lawmakers prep for busy session
• NY Times: Administration to delay oil pipeline decision: 1:10 p.m.
• All-MVL team members selected
• Police probe storage unit theft
• Route 73 reopens post-Irene
• Pittsford water project almost complete
• Unattended campfire blamed for Walker Mountain fire
• Pittsford police buy new vehicle
• Two plans for the future
• Jacks’ Collier making his mark in double duty
• Heisman race still Luck’s to lose
• “Water buffaloes’ make Slaters go
• Search on after Ramos abduction
• ECAC: LeCuyer stunner rescues Spartans
• Spartans women top NAC hoop poll: Men fourth
• Coolidge’s words on veterans
• bGirls just want to go to school
• We owe them
• Cheap choices have costs, too
• Shame on Cain and Penn State
• Shooting reported at Occupy camp in Vermont: 5:01 p.m.
• Draft Billy? Draft Kermit? Oscars have opening
• Bernanke seeks to reassure vets in weak economy
• As others scramble, Gingrich seeks opening
• New wilderness protections urged
• Paid-leave benefits lagging for working moms
• Jackson doctor defends self in NBC interview
• Liberia opposition vows to not accept vote results
• New Greek PM vows to stick with euro
• Paterno out at Penn State
• Vermont Today
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• Rutland’s Halloween Parade
• Vermont Today
• World leaders aim to revive global recovery
• Union: Deal reached in Bennington-area teacher strike
• Twin Valley advances: Lozito’s hat trick leads Twin Valley past Chelsea, 6-1
• Torres’ costume leads to criticism
• Indians decline Sizemore’s option
• Polamalu’s slap against rules
• Former NBA player to speak in Rutland
• Bradford aims to return
• Stanford moves up to No. 4: Stanford moves up to No. 4 in BCS
• Yankees make offer to Sabathia
• La Russa retires following 33-year career
• Clemson attempts to regroup after 1st loss
• Woodstock man denies fraud
• Police find Florida hiker unharmed in Pownal
• Cavendish teen killed in two-vehicle crash on Route 103
• Trial in baby’s death to go to jury today
• Storm-ruined mobile homes razed, issue of rent lingers
• Federal prosecutors collect $6M in Vt.
• Youth Orchestra to hold open house
• Costly Irene may not break Vermont’s bank, but could change rules
• Tropical storm death ruled drowning
• Vandalism, thefts close Twinfield Union School
• Folklife center hosting Irene event
• Route 74 bridge in Shoreham reopens
• Killington hosts spring travel event
• Magazine features local bake shop
• Vermont disaster aid totals $35 million
• AIV meeting set for Nov. 8
• Brandon Police Department station to move
• It’s in the dough: Ana’s Empanadas is expanding
• Halloween march honors Irene responders : Halloween march honors Irene responders
• Martha S. Harvey
• Leo Haick
• Mary E. Trombley
• Clarence G. Giddings
• Deacon Richard Perkins
• Laura C. Beck
• Andre H. Betit Sr.
• Elizabeth Barbarise
• Anti-nuclear groups rally despite snow
• Vt., FairPoint reach settlement
• City police: Man bartered stolen cigarettes for crack
• Science Pub comes to Castleton area restaurants
• Middlebury to celebrate 250th
• Grant applicants offered guidance
• Teachers strike in Bennington ends after more than a week
• Mystery maker dubbed ‘Wireman’ in Philly art show
• VSO opens season with colorful Halloween concert
• The thin season: tiny pumpkins
• Market Watch: Saying farewell to the summer market
• FBI releases video, papers on spy ring
• Remembering Reagan’s words
• Crews restoring power in East
• 3 more victims of Kan. grain elevator blast found
• Bombs, bridges and bombs
• The new rhetoric
• Resident wants to go home
• True winners at MSJ
• On corporate personhood
• Bennington teachers' strike ends: updated 4:53 p.m.
• Witness: Doctor didn’t follow protocol
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce after 10 weeks
• Singer Steve Perry says Journey reunion not likely
• UN marks population reaching 7 billion
• Honda to cut US, Canadian factory production in half
• Oil falls below $93 amid slowing global economy
• Syria warns world powers to stay away: After Libya, Syria warns world powers to stay away
• 5 killed, dozens more hurt in Somalia after air strike
• Palestine becomes member of UNESCO
• Vermont Today
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• Steelers solve Brady, Patriots 25-1
• The Union Forever: Join the Sharpshooters!
• Stanislaus School apartments open
• Bill: Felony to sell fake maple syrup as real deal
• Northeast school students saving bats
• Historic ‘Snowtober’ storm hits southern Vermont
• Snow smacks Northeast; power could be out for days
• NATO convoy bomb adds urgency to protecting Kabul
• Hamas caught in bind as Gaza violence heats up
• Snow smacks Northeast; power could be out for days
• Police arrest about 30 protesters in Ore.
• Iran parliament to question Ahmadinejad over fraud
• Bill: Felony to sell fake maple syrup as real deal
• Ghost stories brew anew in Vermont
• Homeless man arrested after high-speed chase in stolen car
• Search suspended after Kansas grain elevator blast
• Springfield eyes budget committee membership
• Gokey gets 18 to 20 years, and is freed
• Historic ‘Snowtober’ storm hits southern Vermont
• The Union Forever: Join the Sharpshooters!
• Tracking the response AOT programmers create system to aid in future disasters
• Settle the dispute
• Talented teachers put students first
• Heard it at School
• Reporter’s Notebook: Market moves
• The power of language
• Different approach
• Review: ‘Uncharted 3’ another interactive treasure
• Addicted to exercise?
• REDC moves to fine-tune business recruiting strategy
• VEDA reports strong demand for business loans, financing services
• Green Card program creates jobs, stirs criticism
• Attack on ash borer includes predatory wasps
• Green Card program creates jobs, stirs criticism
• VEDA reports strong demand for business loans, financing services
• Batteries at wind farm help control output
• Can Kodak rescue itself via a patent bonanza?
• High-tech tool aims to manage Irene-like emergencies
• Central Vermont reports outages: 1:17 p.m.
• Opening day: Killington will remain open for skiing and riding as long as the conditions permit
• Wasps win D-III showdown
• Weatherhogg, MR upset Solons
• RHS surges to semis
• Steelers-Pats: litmus test for both teams
• Devils close with a win
• Mac attack paces PHS
• Andre H. Betit Sr.
• Linda L. Manning
• Rose Watrous Rites
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• Frank P. Bosco
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• Some say rivers hurt by recovery work
• National laughingstock? Vt dad discovers there’s an app for that: Vt. dad discovers there’s an app for that
• Welch listens to Vermonters’ concerns
• Music Review: Vocal recital wins enthusiasm at Paramount
• Tenn. protesters arrested for second straight night
• Obama cites income gap to push jobs bill
• Israeli airstrike kills five militants in Gaza
• Bomber kills 13 Americans in Afghanistan
• Many towns estimate huge Irene losses
• The Outside Story: Forecast calls for snow
• Wyman Flint mill project sparks review
• Why burning local firewood saves 100 million Vermont ash trees
• After 50 years Vermont’s environmental movement is still evolving
• Mass. mulls ‘bath salts’ drug ban
• Mass. utility celebrates completion of solar facility
• Addiction docs restate anti-marijuana stance
• Yankee Notebook: This time, Pickett’s the victor
• Book recalls film critic Pauline Kael with relish
• Renewing nuke plant licenses makes security sense
• Book Review: ‘White Truffles in Winter,’ by N.M. Kelby
• Vt College of Fine Arts instructor gives a voice to women: Vermont College of Fine Arts faculty member gives a voice to women through her writing
• Is infrastructure the next stock craze?
• Vt stores put out ‘Help wanted’ sign for the holidays
• A new yardstick for students
• Obama should emulate “Give-em hell” Truman: Obama should emulate ‘Give ’em hell’ Truman
• Vermont needs to tackle health care
• Time to rethink
• Rutland parade postponed to Monday: Updated at 3:00 p.m.
• Proctor ousts Westside, 4-0
• Downtown parking goes under the microscope
• Early finish propels Otters
• Thriller sends Series to 1st Game 7 since ’02
• Green Mountain Coffee Roasters will invest $180M in Virginia plant
• Green Mountain Club Group urges ban on wind projects urged
• FEMA: Emergency housing not needed in Vt
• Killington resort opening one expert trail
• City can’t have Courcelle building just yet
• Key NFC East game in Philly
• Paradis lifts top-seeded BBA
• Triple treat: All 3 Vt. teams at home today
• NBA sides break off talks for day
• Gold medalist father, son want hockey jerseys back
• Hammer and high jump at Pan Ams trump honeymoon
• Real Estate is Local: Good night Irene
• Strike continues in southwest Vt.
• Burke, Capital Cities co-founder, dies at 82
• Former US Rep. Perkins Bass, R-NH, dies at 99
• Martha V. Noble
• Clara C. Jobes
• Helen M. Mills
• Linda L. Manning
• Susan Davis
• Electric car fuel station opens
• Guide convicted of baiting bears
• AG: Car chase shooting justified
• BCIC: Skilled workers needed
• Sanders, Welch seek pipe investigation
• Bridge opens in Barnard
• Elderly woman killed in fire
• Analyst: Millions in abatements won’t affect schools
• Springfield man gets jail for shooting
• Fundraiser to benefit North Star Pizza
• Warming shelter changes made
• Unsung heroes honored at annual community celebration
• Too close for comfort
• Focus on recovery effort
• Adjourning the ‘Jobs Congress’
• The path not taken
• Ethics on a technicality
• House speaker says no more defense cuts
• Costly wildfire defies firefighters in Georgia swamp
• Boy pulled from Turkey’s quake wreckage
• Obama takes more steps to add jobs
• Rina weakens to tropical depression Yucatan
• Review: Lepage offers 3-D ‘Siegfried’
• Darn it!: Mending your own clothes has new appeal
• Handy Man on Call: Clicking noise in ductwork creates a mystery
• Defense expert: Jackson gave himself anesthetic
• Egyptian activists say prisoner tortured to death
• Man convicted in 1967 Ohio schoolgirl slaying
• KILLINGTON OPENS TOMORROW - No Halloween Trick
• Cards force Game 7
• Vermont Today
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• Hickory Street Apartments open
• Economy keeps more Americans in place
• Rutland drug ring leader sentenced in federal court
• Shumlin announces $44,000 in grants for veterans programs
• Common Cause backs off Shumlin campaign probe
• Wells opens new food shelf
• Author’s ode to Lake Bomoseen
• Clarendon Town to seek loan for river project
• Nearly 6,700 apply for FEMA help
• Man charged with stealing bikes
• Rutland drug trial ends with guilty verdict
• Mark Mitchell honored for Vermont legacy
• Pingree farm cleanup set for Saturday
• Inmate charged with restraining woman
• Official: Gadhafi’s spy chief in Mali, son on way
• Who is looking out for our kids?
• Eliminating ambiguity
• Conservation Service proved right
• Dan DeWalt
• Thanks to a different Douglas
• On the road to relief
• Donald R. Pardy
• Mildred L. Ward
• Michael A. Tipton
• Sophie A. Snarski
• Clifford K. Piper Sr. Rites
• Ruth A. Cannistraci
• Corey J. Brown
• Laura C. Beck
• Norman A. Chatfield
• Wesley C. Larrabee Rites
• NCAA approves major scholarship changes at meeting
• Delving into the world of QPR
• Field Hockey Pairings
• With LSU, Bama on break, other contenders tussle
• New coach, look for CSC icers
• Spartans host first-roundgames over the weekend
• Soccer pairings
• DI playoffs, jockeying in other divisions
• Egypt swaps Israeli for 25 prisoners
• Snow tough for quake victims
• Rina weakens after Cancun resorts empty
• Europe crafts debt deal that pleases markets
• Edwards can’t get case dismissed
• Boehner committed to ‘supercommittee’
• Lindsay Lohan’s father arrested
• Disputed exotic pets to be quarantined
• Expert: Jackson likely addicted to medication
• Shrek character gets own movie
• Sign of winter
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• VSO opener promises to be ‘fantastique'
• Vermont Symphony Orchestra: 2011-2012 Paramount Sunday Matinee Series
• The Local Spin: Thunder on Halloween, then goodbye
• One City One Prompt: Transforming community through writing
• Musical conversations: Groove Shoes brings family atmosphere to Soul Thursdays
• Lucinda Williams hitting her stride: Plays Flynn Center and Lebanon Opera House
• Erzsébet: The ‘female Dracuala' or merely a hated powerful woman?
• CD Review: They Might Be Gypsies is back with ‘Rendezvous'
• Abigail Washburn returns
• The Movie Diary: Ghost in the machine
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• Shumlin applauds Vermont’s largest wind turbine installation
• School budget review under way
• Farquharson powers Bucks, 2-1
• ’Dores make Cosmos pay
• SVMC doctor to run diabetes study
• Plea deal reached for ex-teacher
• Church organ travels 1,000 miles to Vt for restoration
• Facilitator: Strike talks in a tough spot
• Obama announces student loan help
• Occupy Wall Street
• Students come first
• Group claims Shumlin campaign misused funds
• NASCAR: Some are countingJJ out of contention
• Pats-Steelers have juicy matchup in Steel City
• Game 6 of World Series postponed by rainy forecast
• Jones guides Solons past Slaters 4-0
• Osmer shines for MR
• BBA sweeps Raiders out in D-I
• VGA names Pfannenstein director
• 37 Vermont Yankee emergency sirens set off accidentally
• Betty M. Ferraro
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• Richard E. Crossman
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• Police: Crash leads to charges
• Bennington Select Board to look at $3.5 million in river costs
• Mudslide work postponed until spring
• GMC to match UVM for in-state tuition
• Hickory Street ribbon-cutting
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• Community services celebrate Thursday
• New-home sales tick up as prices drop
• Medicare moratoriums not being used
• Ring sentenced in lobbying scandal
• Study: Big dinosaurs hit the road for food
• Europe faces turning point in debt crisis
• In naming female CEO, IBM passes gender milestone
• Squirmy toddler? There’s an app for that
• Envoys seek to restart Mideast peace talks
• Coroner: Winehouse died from too much alcohol
• Witnesses detail Jackson doc’s care
• Hurricane aims at resorts
• Police jailed in killing that sparked Egypt revolt
• Vermont Today: Good morning!
• Library hosts grant workshop
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• Rutland Halloween Parade to honor Tropical Storm Irene heroes
• Despite Irene, Vt tax revenues still on track
• Raiders take down ‘Toppers
• Solons roll past Terriers 3-0
• NCAA grad rate hits all-time high at 82 percent
• Theo Epstein joins the Cubs: Theo Epstein joins Chicago Cubs
• Napoli, Pujols swing deep into World Series lore
• Proud senior momentfor Westside soccer
• Cherington introduced as Red Sox general manager
• Late goal boosts Northfield into quarterfinals
• Rutland legal project catching on
• Castleton considers new muni building
• City man faces lifetime sentence for driving offenses
• Residents say no to street closure
• City remembers Jack Moore
• Court to set up ‘filing center’ in Springfield town hall
• Vt. student faces felony charge
• West Rupert man faces fourth drunk driving charge
• Nelda T. Waters
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• Springfield eyes smoking ban at town parks, recreation fields
• Manslaughter trial in death of infant continues
• Fallapalooza is Saturday in Bennington
• The Saudi ambassador of Sangfroid
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• Defense cites abuse in Conn. home invasion trial
• Judge names jurors in Anthony trial
• Rights group warns of coverup in deaths of Christians in Egypt
• Yemeni troops fire at anti-regime protest
• Home prices up in half of major US cities
• Perry unveils tax plan
• Judge blocks testimony about Jackson contract
• Protesters inspire Halloween costumes
• Divide over when to use in-depth cholesterol tests
• Health Talk: Talking about cancer
• Demise of Obama long-term care plan leaves gap
• Oct. 26 Health briefs
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• Report: Food labels need Energy Star-like ratings
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• Sparano worried about job security
• Vt trail damage could hurt rescue missions
• Ultralight pilot suffers minor injuries
• Woman charged with stealing from Cub Scouts
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• Ludlow history walk Saturday
• Teachers strike heads into fifth day
• Vt. Yankee supporters hold rally
• `Crammers’ to refund $280,000 to Vt. consumers
• Lawmakers urged to protect Vt’s Triple-A bond rating
• Northern border agents see southern entrants, too
• Dr. Herbert Hauptman, Nobel laureate, dies in NY
• Oilers’ Nugent-Hopkins could be headed to juniors
• Redskins’ Hightower out for year
• The hole in Europe’s bucket
• Fortunate Tunisia
• Sox set to name Cherington GM today
• Red Sox set to name Cherington GM today
• Thome eager to play again in 2012
• Pujols follows call from Mr. October with an 0-fer
• Soaring Clemson clicking offensively
• IndyCar drivers, officials discuss safety issues
• Change through the ballot box
• Focus on jobs, infrastructure
• Unifying for a cause
• DNA samples provided in Vt. missing couple case
• Vt. GOP gets new executive director
• Shirley A. Lord
• Clifford K. Piper Sr.
• Robert K. Reis
• Vicky R. Stevens
• Janice M. Levins
• Virginia M. Bahan
• Trudy R. Duval
• Kenneth King
• Chittenden needs help to help
• Union wants to replace pipe
• Coin drops might end in Vt’s Wallingford
• Rutland School Board starts budget talks
• Doctor settles billing case
• Explosive device heard across Vt. college campus
• Alleged Legion embezzler ordered jailed pending sentencing
• State scientists move to UVM
• Groups plan appeal in Walmart case
• Trucker rethinks next haul after crash with bees
• Diplomatic note shows big power split over Iran
• Activists: 11 killed in central, northern Syria
• Four quake survivors pulled out of rubble alive in Turkey
• Dems against detention policy in defense bill
• Officials: Bailout fund will be $1.4 trillion
• Obama to promote new steps to help housing woes
• McRib makes a McComeback
• NASA to launch Earth-observing satellite Friday
• US pulls envoy out of Syria over security concerns
• Pete Seeger in 9th decade as an activist
• Bransons, space tourists anxious for maiden flight
• jackson trial Expert: Drug effects hard to know
• A sumptuous vegan fall feast : A sumptuous vegan fall feast
• Market Watch: Swiss bliss
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• Music Review: Burlington orchestra does Vermont proud
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• Music Review: Burlington orchestra does Vermont proud
• Turkey rocked by 7.2 quake
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• Gavin Coles wins Nationwide Tour event
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• Bowyer slides by teammate Burton
• OU, Wisconsin fall, LSU-Bama set for 1 vs. 2 game
• Bielema criticized for making right call
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• Bennington trail is a tribute to Aiken
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• Burlington couple finds a way to live together but apart
• Volunteers bat cleanup all over Vermont
• Clinton seeks role for Afghanistan’s neighbors
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• Sheriff: Ore. hiker shot by bear hunter
• Obama: Gadhafi, Iraq show renewed US leadership
• Senate, at least for a day, gets back to legislating: Senate, at least for a day, gets back to legislating
• Mass. man killed after leading police on chase to NH
• Remains may be Maine woman
• Seeger, Guthrie join Wall Street protest
• Mass. congressman questions Yankee’s truthfulness
• Mass. congressman questions Yankee’s truthfulness
• NASA is consiering fuel depots in the sky
• Permit permission: Town-by-town rules confuse flood victims
• In Vermont, mobile homes and their residents vulnerable
• No. 1 LSU crushes No. 19 Auburn
• No. 1 LSU crushes No. 19 Auburn
• One country, two revolutions
• Heavy rains help produce bounty of mushrooms in NE
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• Police: Driver found with stolen gun
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• Defining roles
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• UVM head vows to cap tuition hike at 3.5 percent
• Amtrak rail repairs to speed Vermont trips
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• Book Review: ‘Le Freak,’ by Nile Rodgers
• Book Review: ‘The Unconquered,’ by Scott Wallace
• Stop to take that snapshot
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• Tennessee stuck in transition? Howabout in thick of NFC South chase?
• Windsor wins; Wasps next up
• Football is finally alive andwell again in the Bay Area
• Hendrick Chevys lead pack at Talladega
• Chipman helps crown Spartans, 4-3
• Terriers post fourth shutout, 21-0 over OV
• ‘I have an agenda’: Lung cancer can’t suffocate an advocate’s spirit
• Volunteers bat cleanup all over Vermont
• Politicians giving ‘Occupy Vermont’ a wide berth so far
• Mount Anthony seniors will have sports, activities despite strike
• Fair Haven shutsdown U-32, 36-0
• Minnesota shut outs Catamounts, 6-0
• Hurricanes run roughshod over Rutland
• Sharks down Devils in a shootout, 4-3
• Leonard tied with Kim, Stenson for lead at Disney
• Soft goal lifts Chieftains
• UVM grad Miller signs with Bruins
• B’s unleash offense in 6-2 win over Leafs
• Carroll, Phantoms nip Wildcats
• Hall of Fame obtains rare collection
• The changing of the quarterbacks
• Local college teams hit the road
• Rangers heading home with World Series momentum
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• Troops in Iraq coming home
• Senate unveils piece of Obama jobs bill
• Dreams of fields: Vermont schools grapple with buried sports facilities
• Extension gets thanks for farm help
• Teachers strike will continue into next week
• Obama: Troops in Iraq coming home
• Plainfield looks back for flood lessons
• Police: woman contained Ecstasy
• Police arrest five in drug bust
• State: Too late to test remains of ‘Pete’
• Cassandra McLellan
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• Elizabeth P. Cota
• Albert A. Izzo Jr.
• Post-Irene: Unemployment dips to 5.8 percent
• Time to act
• Party of pollution
• Jackson doctor’s defense challenges key expert
• Labor unions should stand tall
• Look at facts, don’t fear
• Actor Jamie Bell seeks to channel Tintin
• Vt. health workers join criticisms of fast food
• Hunters spend $189M in Vt.
• Rare aster discovered in reserve
• Southern Vermont College offers Halloween walk on Oct. 29
• State: no violation in Entergy soil removal at Yankee
• Day care provider denies child cruelty charge
• Salvation Army to move from Irene to the holidays
• Benson considers help from police department
• Pittsford Catholic church celebrates 151 years
• Jobless rates fall in half of US states
• Post-Irene: Unemployment dips to 5.8 percent
• Rick Perry’s flat tax plan is a political gamble
• Commander to propose Libya mission end
• Gadhafi’s death energizes Syrian, Yemeni protests
• Real Estate is Local: Copper thefts are costing everyone
• Handy Man on Call: Turkeys taking over
• Crafts add zing to Halloween, even at last minute
• Ohio governor says he'll push for exotic-pet regulations
• Seniors welcome Social Security raise
• US appeals court upholds roadless rule in forests
• Officials expect no environmental risk from sunken WWII ship
• Egypt: TV host suspends program in protest
• Bennington students write about impact of strike
• Rangers rally to even Series
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• Residents, planners debate emergency plan
• City gets more parking proposals
• Gadhafi is killed as forces take Sirte
• Phantoms cap perfect season
• La Russa’s moves golden once more
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• Jacks out-battle Terriers, 2-1
• Hayes goal all OV needs to top FH
• LSU, Bama take last steps before mega-matchup
• CSC stickers getting purple
• Email 'threat’ focus of dispute before labor board
• Hospital joins northeast group
• Man denies stealing safe
• Brattleboro man faces California murder charges
• Volunteers ready for clean up day
• Dealership to pay fine over ads
• Stick Season Social is Saturday
• Helen M. Mills
• Rose H. Watrous
• William F. Small
• Marie P. Putnam
• Anthony Bushey
• Mary A. Aldridge
• Maurice F. Chandler
• Pittsford haunted house celebrates 31 years
• Mendon bed and breakfast is up for auction
• Pittsford raises $45,000 for recovery relief
• Jack O’Lantern
• Fair Haven man charged with 13 felonies and counting
• Thanks for filling the cupboard
• Focus on state finances
• Imagined in America
• Gadhafi dead
• Get money out of politics
• Convicted killer Sampson gets new trial
• Sales of previously occupied homes down
• Turkish Cypriots urged to scrap anti-gay law
• California ministry predicts end of world will be today
• Ex-CEO surrenders to face charges
• Summit seeks peace for Koreas
• Author has wild within
• Clinton seeks anti-terror push in Pakistan
• New book chronicles Bernie Madoff son’s demise
• Flooding fears loom large for Bangkok residents
• One dead in Athens anti-austerity demonstration clashes
• The Movie Diary: Cause ya gotta cut loose
• Paramount goes classical: Fourth ‘Passages at Paramount' brings seven young musicians, most with Vermont ties
• Just what the doctor ordered: Paula Poundstone comedy
• Dickinson brothers make best album after death of dad
• ‘Gems of Italian Opera': Vermont Philharmonic goes to the opera
• Doo-wop with The Chiffons and Danny and The Juniors
• Bridging a gap: Lotus explores new territory in dance music
• Arts Preview
• Cards win game 1 of World Series
• Vermont Today: Good Morning
• Free necklaces and shipping for shoppers
• A proud senior moment Spartans soccer women extend NAC winning streak
• Bradley wins PGA Grand Slam by one stroke
• Pats happy to take five
• Groh keys West Rutland comeback vs. Rochester
• Raiders boys move closer to repeat as MVL champions
• Bruno aims to revitalize Bowl
• Vermont environmentalists: Farm runoff needs enforcement
• Stock price shrinks, but Vermont coffee maker promises growth: After report sinks stocks, coffee maker says it will add jobs
• Teachers on strike in Bennington area schools
• Aldermen to look at homelessness
• Medicare costs to reduce Social Security increase
• Ex-bank manager pleads guilty
• Potter to promote fair trade
• Burlington mayor race heats up
• Town objects to adult store
• Dinner and derangement
• Obama’s failed presidency
• The road ahead
• Gov. needs to change VY stance
• Return power to the people
• Woman apologizes for robberies
• Southern Vermont College offers Halloween walk on Oct. 29
• Poultney chooses citizen of the year
• City businesses hit in busy night of burglaries
• Fair Haven man gets jail time for rail copper theft
• Mr. Jack O’Lantern: first clue
• Sno-Birds commemorate 40 years with charitable giving
• Fair Haven officials discuss recycling options
• Vt. seeks proposals to take over flooded offices
• Abutment borings delay bridge replacement progress
• Rockingham/BF manager breaks leg on way to parade
• Walk and Wag for dogs in Dorset on Sunday
• Men face drug charges after stop
• Anne Frank, a Mormon?
• We can all become job creators
• It didn’t add up
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• Board: Common needs more security after recent burglary
• Vermont mayor attempts citizen's arrest, suffers bruises
• Drusilla M. Williams
• Edmourd L. Touchette
• Richard B. Adams
• Beryl Chatfield
• Doris I. Cole
• Michelle Harte
• Ethel H. Nichols
• Theodore Savery
• Mary A. Aldridge
• Judith C. Chapin
• The Local Spin: It's big-time jazz this weekend
• US to talk with N. Korea, replace envoy
• Citigroup paying $285M to settle charges
• Wheldon’s death returns safety issue to forefront
• Hockey event benefits patient care
• Steelers-Cards not quite a Super rematch
• Wild animals on loose in Ohio, freed by owner
• Police comb yard of missing Kansas City baby
• Libyans fight against last Gadhafi holdouts
• Rutland County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Rutland County
• Turkish soldiers launch incursion into northern Iraq
• Former Afghan MP breaks hunger strike
• Teachers strike today in southwest Vermont
• Teachers strike today in southwest Vermont
• Vermont Today: Good Morning
• Who’s on first?
• Read up on nation’s GOP
• Westside pays tribute with win
• AP source: Bengals talk to Raiders about Palmer
• Spooky tour planned for Castleton quarry
• Learn to button up your home at a workshop
• High court hears Bennett case
• Gift of Life shoots for national record
• Ana’s Empanadas drops food cart idea for Killington
• Pair charged with ‘brutal’ beating of Castleton man
• Goldman exec’s Vt. talk nixed after protest threat
• Vermont high court hears Berlin Pond case
• Gay rights pioneer named to Vt. Supreme Court bench
• Vt. Senate chief calls for Irene property study
• Vt's Sunderland 250th celebration on Saturday
• Vt. man charged with burglary
• Farmers urge Welch to adopt ‘streamlined' farm aid: Farmers urge Welch to adopt ‘streamlined' farm aid
• Union, school boards hold talks to avert strike
• River fuel oil spill tracked to Barre house
• Sharon A. Ward
• Janice M. Levins
• Cassandra McLellan
• Ethel H. Nichols
• Julia A. Wandrei
• Howard B. Bragg Jr.
• Martin V. Drake
• FEMA deadline extended
• Westside pays tribute with win
• Bengals send Palmer to Raiders
• Rear View Mirror: Wrapping It Up
• Raiders put it together
• Otters survive Eagles comeback
• Raiders blank Solons
• Defending national champion Cadets top USCHO.com preseason poll
• Carroll moves up Phantoms list
• Bradley, McIlroy tied up at PGA Grand Slam
• Democracy’s collateral damage
• Can it happen again?
• Vt husband says shooting was an “accident”
• Discussion on smart meters tonight in Manchester
• Early open for Bennington Bypass leg won’t happen
• Ludlow TV station needs temporary home
• FDR: A fan of news conferences
• Biomas energy is carbon-neutral
• Health Talk: Stress and your health
• California doctors’ group backs legalizing pot
• FDA panel votes down Parkinson’s drug
• Health briefs
• Study: High blood pressure ups birth defect risk: Study: High blood pressure ups risk of birth defects
• Blood tests for Down syndrome are developed
• Amputee receives two new hands
• Obama looks to South in bid to keep job
• Polamalu passes concussion test, could play Sunday
• Social Security to hand out first raises since ‘09
• Marines to allow tribute bracelets
• Ligety of US aims for World Cup overall title: Ligety aims for World Cup title
• Funny lady
• Keep your promises to seniors
• The great restoration
• Zombie education
• US homebuilders less pessimistic in October
• Harley struggles to make enough bikes
• Oil prices move higher
• Postage rates set to increase
• Israeli soldier freed in swap for 1,000 prisoners
• Lauren Alaina makes big debut
• Nine Women in Hollywood honored
• VIDEO - Vermonters In Their Own Words, Part 6, "Railroad and Rocks Rebuild Route 107," by Vyto Starinskas
• Hillary Clinton in Libya to offer new aid package
• Yemeni forces kill 12 in new protests
• Derulo talks stalkers, producers
• CSJ Grad Named VT Teacher of the Year
• Vermont Today: Good Morning
• Killington Music Festival Hires New Artistic Director
• Citigroup earnings rise 74 percent
• Wheldon fans leave tributes at Indianapolis track
• Lawsuit says ex-wife of murder suspect negligent
• Proctor outlasts OV, 6-5
• Bureaucracy in Greece defies efforts to cut it: Bloated bureaucracy in Greece defies efforts to cut it
• Obama seeks action on jobs bill
• Food drive helps Rutland cupboard keep up with Irene-driven need
• Grandpa’s Knob wind project moving forward
• Federal judge orders review on polar bears
• FEMA closing Rutland office
• Gov: Give tax break to Irene victims
• Early count puts city storm damage above $300,000
• Board approves $500K fuel contract
• Brandon Music hosts Jazz Fest Weekend
• Two Windsor men charged in robbery
• Fire injures owner, kills pets
• Panel to hear VY refueling update
• Former staffer accused of embezzling from PAVE
• Man pleads innocent to fatal DUI charges
• Bank to transfer jobs in Brattleboro
• Trial starts in Arlington baby death from 2009
• Police: Teens steal car for joy ride, crash it
• VY trust fund continues drop
• Wall Street loses its immunity
• Viva RutVegas?
• Hester’s chest injury not serious
• Music Review: Nielsen pieces cut a wide swath
• Free apps for furious Blackberry users: Free apps for furious BlackBerry users
• Alabama company completes purchase of Shoreham Telephone
• IBM revenue falls short
• Panetta hopeful of Iraqi deal on US troops
• Court to hear bid to sue Shell for Nigerian abuses
• Factory output rises on truck, airplane demand
• Police: Proceeds from North Bennington Oktoberfest stolen
• Farmworkers meet with governor
• Vt. airman reunited with family
• Anna K. Supple
• Julio E. Pavia Jr.
• Rose H. Watrous
• Helen M. Mills
• Guynth Sumner
• Gerda H. Syversen
• Garret Moses
• Virginia M. Bahan
• Janice M. Levins
• Cassandra McLellan
• Gary M. Heuckeroth
• John V. Killeen
• Hopkins will not retire after controversial loss
• Focus on the game, not handshake
• Office complex can wait
• Story missed the point
• Opposed to Occupy Wall Street: Read the Declaration of Independence
• Vt. inmates help with Irene cleanup
• GMC to host hunter Rinella
• Needs could grow as temperature drops
• Richardson draws Heisman buzz
• Rams’ Bradford has high ankle sprain
• Syrian regime accused of targeting doctors
• Islamists taking lead in Egypt
• Putin praises Putin as campaign begins
• Book award nominee withdraws
• Branson and NM officials dedicating space terminal
• Early Paul McCartney letter offers drummer tryout
• Twice Bitten: Onions and apples (and a few things not so nice)
• Market Watch: Bringing it all back home
• Vermont Today: Good morning to chilly weather; Racer Wheldon dies in Vegas
• Long ties to Koch brothers key to Cain’s campaign
• Swiss chocolatiers stress quality over quantity
• Libyans tear down Gadhafi’s compound
• Iran’s leader warns US over alleged plot
• Long ties to Koch brothers key to Cain’s campaign
• At dedication of King Memorial, Obama says, ‘don’t give up’
• Mo. National Guard joins search for missing baby
• Mo. National Guard joins search for missing baby
• Anti-Wall St. movement grows to dozens of cities
• Potter, Downey honored at Scream Awards
• Comic Lopez says he will return to TV
• ‘Real Steel,’ ‘Footloose’ duke it out for No. 1
• Woman arraigned after police say she crashed while texting, drinking
• Town investigates Bartonsville bridge options: Town investigates Bartonsville bridge rebuild options
• Reporter’s Notebook: The red zone
• 150 Vt protesters join “Occupy” rally in Burlington
• McDonald a 'maybe' for gov race
• Craftsman opens Wallingford furniture store
• Flooded Vt. town struggles to ID cemetery remains
• Town investigates Bartonsville bridge options
• State hoping to use lasers to map new landscape
• King Arthur ‘messages’ bakers
• Social media companies ‘friend’ politics
• Comcast offers ‘theme-based’ option
• ‘Real Steel,’ ‘Footloose’ duke it out for No. 1
• Donald E. Champine
• Martin V. Drake
• Helen M. Mills
• Joseph F. Costello
• At dedication of King Memorial, Obama says, ‘don’t give up’
• Roger P. Doaner
• Richard B. Adams
• Charlotte E. Bishop
• Michelle P. Harte
• Police: Man commits suicide after arrest for lewd conduct with minor
• Enjoy fall activities with grandchildren
• Benefit concert raises more than $1,000 for United Way
• Bridges open in Rochester, Jamaica
• Police: $15,000 in jewelry recovered
• Potter, Downey honored at Scream Awards
• VLS holds domestic violence prevention
• Comic Lopez says he will return to TV
• Boulder on highway baffles police
• Reporter’s Notebook: The red zone
• Fuel oil company settles with EPA
• Studios’ view-everywhere system has soft launch
• Workshops maximize energy efficiency
• Raising capital is focus of upcoming conference
• Vermont junkyard fined $20,000
• Man sentenced for sex crime
• Moose hunting season kicks off
• Court hearing set on Lowell wind protest
• 1 killed in single-vehicle crash
• Spartans down Terriers, 3-2
• Kenseth grabs win at Charlotte to move up in Chase
• Dawson stops Hopkins in bizarre 2nd-round finish
• Pats beat Cowboys 20-16 on Brady’s late TD pass
• Wheldon dies after massive crash in Vegas
• Deep and talented Rangers storm back into world series
• Karims getting support
• 150 Vt protesters join "Occupy" rally in Burlington: 4:45 p.m. update
• Change is in the air
• A citizens’ rebellion
• Occupy Rutland is here
• Coin drops are unsafe nuisance
• Spinal cord injury awareness
• Bennington officer hurt, police car damaged in crash
• Libyans tear down Gadhafi’s compound
• Kurds rally over right to raise flag
• Capital Beat: Leahy presses SBA on recovery loans
• Woman arraigned after police say she crashed while texting, drinking
• Casella moves to add oil, gas drilling waste to portfolio
• Heard it at School
• Castleton runs away from Hawks
• Lesson from Irene: Local communications key
• Pay it forward: Fire-ravaged farm seeds plan to help others
• Vermonters rally to Occupy Wall Street
• Mack hits the Spot with new vision screening device
• Vt.colleges join green challenge
• Vt. banks won’t follow Bank of America down the debit card fee path
• Architect of the Gilded Age
• IBM’s future in Vermont is cloudy
• Pay it forward: Fire-ravaged farm seeds plan to help others
• Cut the waste in Bethel
• Vermonters rally to Occupy Wall Street
• Where is Mill River, Vermont?
• Full of hot air
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• Dish up healthy meals with ‘My Plate’: Dish up healthy meals with ‘My Plate’
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• Spartans expose Michigan, 28-14
• Minutemen hold the line, win big
• Mack hits the Spot with new vision screening device
• Pats, Cowboys will meet for 1st time in 4 years
• The star power is back 49ers-Lions matchup
• Roland E. Thompson
• Michelle Harte
• Thomas Ellis Rites
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• The GOP’s future
• Fred B. Tifft
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• Vt. colleges join green challenge
• Action needed on hospital issue
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• Protecting our landscape: Public asked to participate in effort to improve state’s environmental protection process
• Ticked off at debit card fee? Use cash
• Leahy calls SBA disaster loan approvals inadequate
• The Weekly Planet: Water conservation: Don’t stop now ... or ever
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• Fitness key to successful deer hunting
• Youth DeerHunt setfor Nov. 5-6
• Youth Deer Hunt set for Nov. 5-6
• Fitness key to successful deer hunting
• IndyCars buzz down the Las Vegas Strip
• Ravens host battered Texans
• Epstein-to-Cubs compensation talks ongoing
• Wolf leads Brewers over Cardinals 4-2 to even NLCS
• Hopkins faces Dawson in latest age-defying feat
• Uchimura runs away with 3rd world gym title in row
• Kurt Busch fending off crew chief distractions
• Cadets, Bison in battle of unbeatens
• With Cruz’s boomstick, Texas win from 2nd AL flag
• Simpson stays near the lead
• State admits turning away workers
• Pete the Moose is dead
• Trains full of rocks to help rebuild flooded road
• Obama pulls plug on part of health law
• Leahy still promoting bill inspired by Bennington EMT’s death
• Shelburne Museum to build education center
• Some state workers likely to remain in Waterbury
• Copper thieves wrecking Rutland homes
• Federal money will help police buy new vests
• Ski village increases number of residential units in first phase
• Poultney man sentenced to three years for child porn
• Bonnie Waite
• Guynth Sumner
• Martin V. Drake
• Bonnie J. Smith Rites
• Garret Moses
• David E. Gamper
• Priscilla B. Connery
• Gerald S. Sherman
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• Springfield penny sale is Saturday
• Brattleboro puts cameras downtown
• Crash in Sharon kills Texan
• Wilmington town manager resigns
• Chester board, residents voice concerns about retailer
• Vt. Progressives: Rich can help pay for Irene cleanup
• Vermont man dies in crash
• Pete the Moose dies : 5:23 p.m.
• Delay of park cleanup heartens protesters
• Murder charges in salon massacre
• US offered Cuba swap for American
• McCain open to benefit changes
• Retail sales rose strongly in September
• New Apple iPhone 4S draws diehard fans
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• Rabbit-hole economics
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• Great cooperation for school drill
• New fighting breaks out in Libyan capital
• Cuba Communist Party mulls call for term limits
• UN says death toll in Syrian uprising tops 3,000
• Stardom a bumpy road for Le’Andria Johnson
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• Shrine Game returning to Dartmouth College
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• Shumlin: ‘Irene 2’ brewing in D.C.
• Route 4 businesses working to recover
• Ex-teacher pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Castleton library celebrates books, harvest
• Man convicted in deadly ’07 home invasion
• Westside to host tasting supper
• Quarry to host open house
• FEMA tells towns to put it in writing
• Quidditch returns to Middlebury
• Jewish center to host Israeli speaker
• Bennington College pledges carbon neutrality by 2030
• Okemo makes list of best ski resorts
• Shaftsbury man accused of obstructing justice
• Concert to help in town recovery
• Manslaughter trial set to start Monday
• Another stretch of trail reopens
• The drug question
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• Robert C. Martelle
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• Jacqueline F. LaRocque
• Guynth Sumner
• Anthony J. Bushey
• Roger P. Doaner
• Mark W. Camara Rites
• Donald E. Champine
• Etta E. Hill Dean
• Richard Adams
• Applications for jobless aid drops slightly
• Rate on 30-year fixed mortgage rises to 4.12 percent
• Dems warn supercommittee against cuts
• Suspect’s ex-wife claimed abuse
• President hails S. Korea trade deal
• Something’s missing with the hunt
• Palestinians criticize Hamas on prisoner swap
• Prosecutor drops Strauss-Kahn case
• Clashes between Syrian troops, defectors kill 13
• Baldwin sets up post-’30 Rock’ life
• Kravitz tackles race in ninth studio album
• Composer Erik Nielsen: It's all about collaboration
• Super sized: Tedeschi and Trucks bring new ensemble to Flynn Center
• Vermont Today: Good morning!
• The Local Spin: Voodoo Alien Blues in the Alley?
• Red Molly brings favorites to Chandler
• No borders: Authors dissolve barriers at Brattleboro Literary Festival: Authors dissolve barriers at Brattleboro Literary Festival
• CD Review: Montpelier artist delivers mature, powerful debut album
• ‘Enduring Tradition': Exploring the art of Vermont's marble memorials
• Arts Preview
• The Movie Diary: When the spirit moves you
• Bill Cosby and Lewis Black: Paramount delivers a week of star comedy
• Flooded town struggles to ID cemetery remains
• State waiting on Congress for Irene aid
• Deerfield wind project on Obama’s fast track
• Man charged in Vt. bank robbery
• Town can’t afford free trash disposal
• Doctor to appeal panel’s decision
• Vermont Country Store launches statewide business website for tourists
• Rutland City police save infant
• State waiting on Congress for Irene aid
• Panel to discuss Vermont Yankee on Monday
• Bennnington area teachers authorize strike
• Federal river repair fund for Vt faces drought
• Phantoms win all the marbles
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• Can’ttouchthat
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• Eaton lifts Mounties over Lynx
• Doris F. Kamel
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• Kenneth L. Schaefer
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• Thomas Ellis
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• Ghosts, goblins at haunted hayride
• Kerosene-soaked cat recovering at Humane Society
• Police investigate Wallingford burglary
• Town officials approve zoning amendments
• “Phantasmagoria” at Merchants Hall
• Route 30 to close for day
• Man denies stealing tour buses
• City man arrested for second time in two days for copper burglaries
• Rutland School Board counters only offer on Watkins building
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• Brief encounter in Kennebunkport
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• Clean Up Day
• VAC celebrates 75 years
• Employees know plant is safe
• Harvick chases Sprint Cup to the Charlotte track he loathes
• Many searches but few clues in Mo. baby’s disappearance
• Texas state park a ‘moonscape’ after fires
• Navy marks 11th anniversary of USS Cole attack
• Reports: Epstein agrees to deal with Cubs: 4:22 p.m.
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• Hurricane Jova lashes Mexican villages
• Tens of thousands in Syria stage pro-Assad rally
• Deer me: Tourists tangle with stags at London park
• PHOTO GALLERY of the Deadnberry Mortuary Haunted House
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• U.S. accuses Iranians of plotting to kill Saudi envoy
• Set piece sparks Proctorvictory over Chieftains
• Rear View Mirror: The King and the Prince
• ‘Canes on target against Minutemen
• Johnson-Kurts lifts Raiders
• Montpelier blanks Peoples Academy 3-0
• Wildcats rally to down Windsor
• Hospitals push for answers to mental health dilemma
• Rutland Plywood to generate electricity
• 13-year-old to host benefit concert
• Hospitals push for answers to mental health dilemma
• Shumlin calls on state to volunteer
• Using democracy to fix democracy: Inside “Occupy”
• Gerda Syverson
• Ruth A. Martin
• David B. Perry
• Lawrence Smetana
• Maxine S. Clark
• Etta E. Dean
• Janet H. Geno
• Christina A. Forbes
• Drug firms told to pay $162M in hepatitis C case
• Stockholder puts Casella on the hot seat
• City commission adopts new hiring policy for police chief
• Poultney fire and rescue mourn Camara’s passing
• Occupy Wall Street comes to Rutland
• City man charged with walking naked on high school grounds
• Slate museum reopens; benefit concert to help with repairs
• Truck driver charged with driving drunk down one-way city street
• States adding drug test as hurdle for welfare
• Conn. man pleads guilty to sex assault on child
• Bennington man accused of sex assault
• Bellows Falls fire parade a 125-year tradition
• German: Going nuclear-free possible
• Bennington area teachers to vote on strike today
• Perfect Wife benefit concert features music superstar legacies
• Park-McCullough’s first Oktoberfest will be Sunday
• OPEC cuts oil demand forecast on growth concerns
• NJ casinos nearly break even
• FDIC backs ban on banks trading for own profit
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• Getting naked in Massachusetts
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• Gardeners lend a hand
• Magical evening in Rutland
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• Pujols powers Cards past Brewers to tie NLCS 1-all
• Fish upset by Tomic at Shanghai Masters
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• Recall effort targeting Wisconsin governor
• FDA approves first diabetes-cholesterol combo pill
• Mission launched to see if oil remains on old ship
• Groups sue Obama for scrapping smog limit
• Swerving toward modernity
• Spain’s golden age
• Waste not, want not
• Oral health care should get attention
• Pirate’s hostages freed after message in bottle
• Rihanna happy for Brown’s success
• Martin, Black, Wilson talk bird-watching, ‘Big Year’
• Jurors hear completion of doctor’s interview
• 2,000 Palestinian prisoners join hunger strike
• Activists: Syrian security forces kill three in Homs
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• Historic grand slam lifts Texas: Historic grand slam lifts Texas to 7-3 victory over Detroit
• Hartman helps Solons notch 1-1 draw with Milton: Hartman helps Solons notch 1-1 draw with Milton
• Hartman helps Solons notch 1-1 draw with Milton: Hartman helps Solons notch 1-1 draw with Milton
• Bruins suffer 1-0 loss
• Windsor edges MSJ in OT
• TCU expected to join Big 12
• NBA, players in danger of cancellations
• Ageless Hopkins set for latest title defense
• Slaters end slump with 2-1 victory
• Proctor girls outlast Arlington, 2-1
• UVM awarded $20M to study lake
• Bondville man goes back to jail for 2007 sex crime
• Trooper deploys Taser on 86-year-old
• Renewable energy expert to visit Vt.
• Weathersfield Reservoir logging project goes ahead
• Vt. prosecutor helps federal case
• Man sentenced for BROC embezzlement
• Bennington armory move might be delayed
• State representative stepping down
• Post-Irene Wallingford tax adjustment planned
• Town police dept. to get new vehicle, officer
• Woman charged in shaker assault
• Brandon considers updated sign and merchandise ordinance
• Horse workshop coming to Brandon
• Westside historical society meets today
• State rep to hold health forum
• Mr. Jones goes to Washington: “The Blood in this Town” gets Capitol Hill showing
• Rochester looks to business to build its future
• ‘Stop work’ order continues, but so does work
• Helping kids cope: Group brings puppets into Vt. schools
• Marilyn J. Sulle
• Joyce A. Perkins
• Christina A. Forbes
• Alvah R. Beckley Jr.
• Lillian T. Connor
• Joseph F. Costello
• Rutland medical community rallies to provide addiction treatment for pregnant women
• Trio charged with regional large-scale copper thefts
• Missing baby Police back at parents’ home
• Packers bounce back to beat Falcons: Packers bounce back vs. Falcons
• NFL standouts sidelined by injuries
• ‘Supercommittee’ struggles as clock ticks
• Congress takes up China, free trade
• Americans share economics Nobel prize
• It’s about time for protests
• Panic of the plutocrats
• A glorious day
• Making Rutland beautiful
• Grateful for hospitality
• Art in the Park a great success
• Great event at Pine Hill
• Auto talks break for a day without deal
• Oil prices rise above $85
• iPhone 4S sales break record
• New book: Baking cookies for a cancer cure: New book: Baking cookies for a cancer cure
• Market Watch: Summer markets wind down
• Arts funding doesn’t show diversity
• Egypt church decries attacks on Christians
• Hank Jr. writes song about ‘Fox & Friends,’ ESPN
• European Union expands sanctions against Iran
• Al-Qaida confirms killing of US-born cleric
• Netflix kills plan to split off DVD rentals
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• Vermont Today: Good morning Vermonters and visitors! Sunny weather expected
• Rutland dancers wow the Paramount: Rutland dancers wow the Paramount
• Smooth riding for first night race in Pine Hill Park
• Reporter’s Notebook: Art of the parking
• Music Review Davydov stars with Champlain Philharmonic
• Wallingford Fire Department coin drop nixed
• How bad can it get if the US falls into recession?
• Capital Beat: Happenings in state politics and government
• Woodstock marks passing of Hasse Halley
• Neighbors criticize homeless ‘warming shelter’ in Bellows Falls
• Langella shines again on Broadway in ‘Man and Boy’
• Bachmann: Debt ceiling fight kept her out of NH
• Ex-Weezer bassist Mikey Welsh dies in Chicago
• Israel copes with bout of extremist violence
• Deficit ‘supercommittee’ struggles as clock ticks
• Statistics: Mo. baby unlikely taken by stranger
• Immigrants fearing deportation make plans for kids
• Germany, France reach agreement on Europe’s banks
• Riots erupt as Christians protest in Cairo; 6 dead
• Paul McCartney gets married in London
• Green-Ellis runs for 2 TDs, Pats beat Jets 30-21
• With 13 unbeaten teams left, the countdown begins
• Johnson dominates from start to finish at Kansas
• Brewers rally to beat Cardinals 9-6 in NLCS opener
• Game 2 of AL Championship Series postponed
• Course record set in Chicago
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• Capital Beat: Happenings in state politics and government
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• Ways to help: Samaritan recruiting for efforts in Guatemala
• Now (not) showing: Vt. theater epitomizes storm’s ‘hidden’ toll
• Reaction to death of Raiders owner Al Davis
• ERs overwhelmed in wake of hospital closure
• Woodstock businessman indicted for fraud
• The i’s have it: Vermonters remember Steve Jobs
• Willem Lange: Southern rambles
• Navigating the Net wisely in a health crisis
• Garden Time: Putting the garden to bed
• Nose-picking not worth a battle: Nose-picking not worth a battle
• The Outside Story: A river that has everything
• Rutland shines for its sestercentennial
• Olympians clip Jacks
• Falcons survive BF scare with late score
• No. 3 Oklahoma routs No. 11 Texas
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Cadets jump out early on Spartans
• Tipson runs wild, Knights roll OV
• Woodstock voids Mill River’s incredible comeback
• Woods makes it to the weekend at CordeValle
• Rally squirrel or not, Busch critter has to go
• Gawet leaves the net, scores her first goal
• AP sources: Big East leaders discuss expansion
• Patriots explode vs. Fair Haven
• Lacroix’s 154 yards lead Lakers by RHS
• Morgan lifts Brewers past D-backs in 10, into NLCS
• Milton slips by FH
• Recycling e-waste: Do’s and Don’ts
• Vt’.s new e-waste law draws users, some confusion
• Police investigate armed robbery at bank
• Scientist to study cause of late foliage
• Very busy weekend in south Vt.
• Race tests Rutland knowledge
• State workers say ‘no’ to double pay
• Norma W. Rice
• Louis J. Smyrski Rites
• Bonnie J. Smith
• Elizabeth M. Chase
• Sheila A. LaRocca
• Shirley S. Kazon
• Arthur F. Blaise
• Sharon L. Bushee
• Joyce A. Perkins
• Vt. orders work to stop at Lowell wind project
• Irene shuffles Vt road project priorities
• Pianist playing Ludlow concert
• Bennington man charged with knife threat
• Route 100 in Readsboro opens
• Man cited for shooting fiancee
• Springfield’s Apple Fest and Pie Contest is Saturday
• Ludlow will need $2M for repairs
• Bobsled, skeleton and luge ready to start training
• Yanks whiff at home, season ends with Game 5 loss
• Spartans, Cadets battle for the Bucket
• Elliot Saltman: What a ham
• TransCanada CEO surprised at furor over pipeline
• Director: Blood drive movie can inspire other towns
• Police: Ranger stole from park
• Three charged in Creek Road break-in
• Real Estate is Local: Leaves are falling
• Handy Man on Call: Time to replace mortar
• Fairy gardens spark creativity
• The underlying hum of anger
• Confronting the malefactors
• Keynes again
• IBM applauds patent law
• Document: Navy commander drunk, abusive in Bahrain
• Explosions shake Ill. village after train derails
• Economy adds 103K jobs in September
• Syria troops fire on protesters, killing 8
• Libyan fighters assault main Gadhafi base in Sirte
• Liberian Nobel winners confronted thugs, killers
• Wholesale stockpiles grew 0.4 percent in August
• Some state workers say "no" to double pay: updated 3:15 p.m.
• Jackson doctor interview focuses on drugs
• Family affair for Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez
• Police search for West Rutland bank robber: 1:20 p.m.
• Vermont Today: Good morning!
• A White-out in Fair Haven
• Parking plan raises rates on the street, drops them in the deck: Monthly deck cost falls from $55 to $35
• New lines based on current districts: n Committee elbows aside a redistricting proposal and will instead use the existing electoral map as its main starting point for reshuffling House districts.
• Teachers union says Bennington contract talks not fruitful
• State plans to ask feds for more money for Irene recovery
• Raiders rally to keep BBA winless
• White Sox hire Ventura as manager
• ‘Dream’ matchup pits Halladay vs. Carpenter
• Tigers face a huge test
• Presidents trip Eagles in OT
• Parents of missing baby ‘scraping for anything’
• In high-tech tributes, Apple fans mourn Steve Jobs
• 30-year mortgages drop below 4 percent
• New electoral maps back to square one
• State workers displaced by Irene get temporary homes
• Man denies arson charge
• Leicester woman answers to burglary charge
• North Street Bridge closed, Grove Street Bridge still closed
• Benson town officials consider land use changes
• Woman in Killington gondola rescue had no reason to believe lift closed
• BRGNS offers flood relief
• Cavendish marks 250 years
• Unlocking doors: Inmates graduate in Springfield
• Vermont court slaps RGA over campaign ads
• Murder case moves toward plea deal
• Joyce A. Perkins
• Ruth E. Morrison
• Kimberly J. Raymo Rites
• Martha A. Pelton
• Barbara E. Nichols
• Arthur F. Blaise
• Jacqueline F. Larocque
• Mary M. Gennette
• Lucy S. Abel
• Kenneth Dahlberg, Watergate figure, dies at age 94
• Police renew search for missing couple
• Pownal residents accused of hosting summer drinking parties
• Red Sox, Yankees brass to help Vt. farmers
• Former caseworker will serve two years in jail for defrauding disabled clients
• Pittsford fundraising starts strong
• Feds to design insurance for the masses
• House action delays EPA pollution rules
• Gehry reveals new details for memorial
• Retailers report gains
• Safety in the fall woods
• Transtromer wins Nobel in literature
• Prosecutors show lineup of Jackson doctor’s drugs
• Coldplay to live–stream Madrid concert online
• Who will pay for closing Yankee?
• Yankee is safe, reliable plant
• Israel’s worst enemy
• Occupy America
• CSC student reflects on international day dedicated to nonviolence
• A great tennis champion
• Union grievance over technicality
• Palestinian anger rising over UN veto threat
• Syrian troops pursue defectors in north, 7 killed
• Panetta: US troops in Iraq must have immunity
• ‘Rock Solid In & Out': SPA's annual sculpture fest extends outdoors
• Recharged Kings of Leon play Montreal's Bell Centre
• Huling takes on keyboardist-composers
• Hall to rock Higher Ground
• The Local Spin: Eaglesmith to the Rescue
• Celebration Series opens with Harlem Gospel Choir
• CD Review: Duane Carleton's “Rust” rises from a bleak landscape
• Art for the people: Art in the Park turns 50
• Arts Preview
• The Movie Diary: When the going gets tough
• Vermont Today: Good morning!
• B’s ready to defend Cup
• Unlikely matchup for Tigers-Yankees finale
• Southwestern Vermont Medical Center’s breast imaging center earns “excellence” title
• Springfield’s Royal Diner reopens
• Quarry to host open house
• Westside to host tasting supper
• Friendly’s in Rutland to remain open
• Waiver won’t solve problem
• No Christie, no bargain
• Looking the other way
• Apple says Steve Jobs has died at 56
• Caddie said ‘no-brainer’ going to work for Woods
• Notre Dame hockey program joining Hockey East
• Woods signs first major endorsement deal in two years
• La Russa sheds light on Busch Stadium shadows
• First place teams meet at Candelstick
• Late Yellow Jackets strike early
• Little nets a pair to lift Wasps past Cosmos
• Rutland celebrates its 250th at Harvest Festival
• Housing Trust makes an offer on Watkins
• Bad Tap: man charged with selling fraudulent Vermont maple syrup
• Inmate surge swells budget: Panel eyes sentencing reforms
• Palin says she will not run for president
• Alice Crown
• Barbara J. Forguites
• Virginia M. Gates
• Mary M. Gennette
• Violetta C. Santo
• Joseph N. Shackett Sr.
• Unions give Wall Street protesters some oomph
• Shumlin asks union to drop labor dispute
• Stratton Foundation, Komline bring Irene relief to mountain towns
• Brattleboro Co-op shooting case moves forward
• Buffett tribute band performed
• Perry raises $17 million, Paul $8 million
• Rights leader the Rev. Shuttlesworth dies
• Parents of missing baby cooperative
• Do not reopen VSH
• Obama jobs bill should get vote
• Congress proves itself pathetic
• Short shrift from visiting nurses
• Expert studies Proctor High School
• CVPS to settle merger lawsuit
• Bill promotes local food in schools
• Town seeks $1.25 million bond for sewage project
• Service sector expanded at slower pace last month
• Rewarding production of “Of Mice and Men” coming to Paramount
• Israeli wins chemistry Nobel for quasicrystals
• Militants vow to up attacks after bombing
• Crime ravages Kenya tourism season
• Obama steps up power line projects
• Oil prices begin to rise again
• Making a fair exchange
• Business Division Chairperson and Faculty Member
• Vermont Today: Good morning!
• Rear View Mirror: Kissing Miss Daisy
• Otters post first girls soccer win
• Beltre hits 3 HRs, Rays run out of comebacks
• Phillies take 2-1 series lead
• BF tops MSJ, Windsor wins 4-1
• Anti-nuclear protesters appear before judge
• Bernanke: Recovery close to faltering
• Bernanke: Recovery close to faltering
• Joseph M. O’Brien
• Protests against Wall Street spread across US
• Vermont Law School lifting military ban
• Vt state employees seek double-time pay for work after Irene
• Bellows Falls renovating 41 senior housing units
• Leahy touts support Guard bill
• Vt. Route 9 open again
• Pedestrian’s death stuns Woodstock residents
• Thriller silent film to be screened in Brandon
• Solar pioneer to speak at GMC
• Middlebury students come in fourth in decathlon
• Aldermen support continued street study
• Waterbury to discuss homeowner tax relief for Irene victims
• City seeks status in merger process
• State investigates handling of evidence in manslaughter case
• Anti-nuclear protesters appear before judge
• Woodstock earns streetscape award
• Capoccia re-sentenced in fraud case
• State Board of Education concerned about rushing change
• Battlefield holds astronomy night
• Laid-off city worker appeals loss of federal case
• More colleges in Bus program
• UVM to host flooded scientists
• Woman admits to embezzlement
• Man facing threat charge
• U of Vt. says old documents recovered by feds
• Groton man dies in crash Groton man dies in crash
• Police warn of break-ins
• Chopper crashesin NYC,1 killed
• Louis J. Smyrski
• Franklin A. Vasos Sr.
• Jay D. Senecal
• Edith McClintock
• Carolyn A. Brown
• Carol Brownell
• David H. Gregg
• Kimberly J. Raymo
• Tim Thomas: No. 1 in the NHL, No. 1a on the Bruins
• Crosby’s comeback marked by secrecy, support
• Tsonga, Wozniacki advance at China Open
• Tigers’ Verlander rides his fastball past Yankees
• Buccaneers rally to drop struggling Colts to 0-4
• Bruins go on team-building trip in quest to repeat
• More than 1 in 10 parents skip, delay kids’ shots
• With more doctorates in health care, a fight over a title
• New health plans expose workers more to care costs
• Barbara H. Schell
• Good coverage of local sports
• Teaming up for teaching relevancy
• River work must be done right
• In defense of Romney
• Vermont has bargaining clout
• Foundation still a good idea
• Hooray for federal loans
• Paying for the pipeline
• Bring newscast downtown
• Library a great place to be
• Christie: ‘Now is not my time’ for White House bid
• Airline attack suspect starts trial with outburst
• An addiction vaccine, tantalizingly close
• Health Talk: Talking about cancer
• Health Briefs
• Probe: Drug abusers exploiting Medicare benefit
• Cervical cancer virus fuels oral cancer type, too
• Gadhafi bastion bitter at the new Libya
• Jackson doctor’s girlfriend called to testify
• Businesses ordered more long-lasting goods
• Ford to add 5,750 US jobs as part of new contract: Ford to add 5,750 US jobs as part of new contract
• Bernanke: Recovery close to faltering
• Like a network, Yahoo launches fall programming
• Knox, family head home to US
• Nobel jurors hire foreign experts to broaden views
• Music Review: Moyse celebrated with joyful Bach
• Vermont Today: Good morning!
• Solons thump Vikings; Wasps shut out Slaters
• Lewis outpitches Price, Rangers beat Rays 4-3 : Lewis outpitches Price, Rangers defeat Rays 4-3
• Martinez: I do ‘good job’ reading defenses
• Giants agree with the officials; Cruz gave up self
• Overhyped Eagles off to a 1-3 start
• Florida QB Brantley out against top-ranked LSU
• Clemson tries to keep focused with hot start
• Market Watch: West Coast edition
• Twice Bitten: Going not gentle but sassy
• Forum on health in Ludlow
• Vt. man knew alleged hijacker
• Relief headquaters in Bridgewater will close Oct. 22.
• Fatal crash driver pleads not guilty: Witnesses saw no brake lights, estimate speed in excess of 50 mph
• Andy Rooney ends ‘60 Minutes’ run of 33 years
• Bevere returns to familiar role in Rutland prosecutors office
• Justice Center to host open house
• Women lauded for service in Vt. higher education
• Gaz Metro secures self against hostile takeover
• Notes from afar
• Time to start on State Street clock
• Louis J. Smyrski
• Cody J. Bixby
• Audrey S. Parker
• Rebels, Phantoms settle for 0-0 tie
• Kobe Bryant, Bologna working ‘intensely’ on deal: Bryant, Bologna working on a deal
• Labell named ECFC Defensive Player of the Week
• Roddick out after ‘unacceptable’ loss in Beijing
• Franchitti’s dominance like Johnson’s NASCAR run
• Milk Bowl to be run Sunday
• Yahoo, ABC joining forces in news partnership
• Holding China to account
• What to do with Waterbury
• Vermont moves forward with NCLB waiver : Vermont moves forward with plans for NCLB waiver
• Yankee needed waiver to fix pump
• Permission for natural gas expansion fund granted
• San Francisco dog owners hope to sway mayoral race
• McCreery shows promise and flaws on new CD
• Killer cantaloupe, scary sprouts — what to do?
• Bennington man held without bail on lewd and lascivious charges
• Nurses sue elder home for job abuses
• Nobel panel to stick with award despite recipient’s death
• Italian court reverses conviction
• Eurozone struggles with Greece amid default fears
• Zoning ordinance amendments proposed to Castleton officials
• Woman rescued from Killington gondola
• Water restrictions lifted in some lamprey treatment areas
• TransCanada pipeline foes allege bias in US emails
• Drake, planetary scientist, dies at 65
• Read any good letters lately? Me neither
• US auto sales up in September
• Work to preserve town forests
• Class warfare against us
• Taking action for security
• Chemical mixing sparks massive Texas plant fire
• ATF says medical-marijuana patients are prohibited from owning guns
• Officials: Mule deer attacked Idaho woman, rescuer
• Fish and Stepanek advance to second round in Tokyo
• Questions surround 1 suspended Ohio State player
• Wasps continue to roll, top Terriers
• Vermont Today: Good Monday morning! Heroin busts in Rutland; VT Yankee up and running
• Brewers bash, bunt their way to 2-0 NLDS lead
• Memphis mayor seeks re-election in embattled city
• SEC finds problems at credit-ratings agencies
• NFL upsets abound
• Valverde, Tigers stop Yanks in 9th, tie series
• Police: Two Norwich students charged after drunk driving crash kills one, injures three critically
• Kansas City public art project takes on debt
• Gene Simmons and longtime girlfriend marry
• Terror suspect accused of trying to hit FBI agent
• NYPD’S ‘white shirts’ take on enforcer role
• Capital Beat: Politics and Tropical Storm Irene
• High School Football Standings
• Completed: Windsor rolls over Solons
• Price eyes breakthrough against Rangers
• Aces again: Sabathia vs Verlander in Game 3
• Slaters get ‘Heavy’ on Bulldogs, 34-23
• Rutland County gets $365,000 in federal money for law enforcement
• Aubuchon donates $25,000 to storm relief
• Bank aids storm victims
• Analysis: Arts need more than money
• Town eager for action on Flory’s
• Police: Two Norwich students charged after drunk driving crash kills one, injures three critically
• Police: Two Norwich students charged after drunk driving crash kills one, injures three critically
• Bennington College opens the Center for Advancement of Public Action
• Hires, promotions, awards
• Survey: Vermont CEOs to stay the course
• Kearney back on mountain, aims for 2014 Olympics
• Taking stock
• 1003 RH Bulletin Board
• Alaska voters weighing in: salmon vs. gold
• Yemeni official: Al-Qaida bomb maker not killed
• The limits of empathy
• Moods on Twitter follow biological rhythms, study finds
• Grand hotels build on their brand in shaky economy
• Yemeni jet bombs army post, killing 30 soldiers
• Polish Catholics see miracle in communion wafer
• Filipinos still trapped on roofs; typhoons kill 59
• Afghanistan urges Pakistan to take steps for peace
• Rutland’s farmers market tops in Vt
• Okemo Valley to get communications upgrade
• Volunteers clear river shoreline
• Man charged with drinking violation
• United Counseling Services offers class for young people
• Police probe store break-in
• Vermont agency promotes walking to school
• Lisetta D. Howe
• Yvonne Brassington
• George T. DuPrey Sr.
• Hazel Apfelbeck
• Cloie C. Seck
• George R. Osborne
• Brandon offers giveaway to foliage travelers
• 200 innings for the record books
• Reporter’s Notebook: Damned if you do...
• Elder Connection: Preparing for fall allergies
• Homeowners need help
• Get the facts straight
• Trading places
• Maine settles with state over composting claim
• Dartmouth awarded bio-med grant
• Study: New England beef markets not yet feasible
• Demand action on Wall Street
• Don’t spoil Vt. environment
• State’s farmers eligible for aid
• Police: Two Norwich students charged after drunk driving crash kills one, injures three critically : 3:20 p.m. update
• Rutland's farmers market tops in Vt : 3 p.m. update
• Chieftains, Presidents deadlock
• Slaters get ‘Heavy’ invictory over Bulldogs
• Big plays carry Minutemen
• Cartoonists take on Comics Day challenge
• ‘Together strong’: Family finds canceled wedding leads to silver lining
• ‘Together strong’: Family finds canceled wedding leads to silver lining
• Killington hops back into action
• Community celebrates life of ‘our hero’
• UVM scientist wins highest national award
• Supreme Court turns to criminal, First Amendment cases
• Congress addresses Chinese currency manipulation
• Small plane crashes into ride during festival in Australia
• Media can’t get enough of Knox trial in Italy
• Closed Mass. church sells; protesters won’t leave
• How do robotics work? A Q-and-A with Professor Bongard
• Theater Review: Northern Stage opens with stylish ‘Romeo and Juliet’
• Dozens injuried in Amtrak crash
• Yankee Notebook: If these boats could speak
• Protest’s success not easily measured
• US general sees end to Libya mission
• Pats-Raiders matchup packed with meaning
• For Listeria victims, sudden turns for the worse
• Los Alamos under renewed environmental scrutiny
• Drama of Jackson case hides simple ruling for jury
• Congress’ dysfunction developing for years
• Cloie C. Seck
• Jeanne Ann DeDoming
• Roland Edwards
• Federal prosecutors argue against change of venue in aiding of fugitive case
• Six disaster recovery centers closing; five remain open
• Ripton man facing charges from assault
• Susan H. Webb
• The media’s biggest challenge
• Post-Irene politics
• Regime of testing is failing us
• Mistaken about month
• The rivers are not broken
• ‘Look the other way’ is not leadership: ‘Look the other way’ is not real leadership
• Handle with care: Vt. landowners work together to meet challenges that extend across boundaries: Vt. landowners work together to meet challenges that extend across boundaries
• The Weekly Planet: Seeking the Internet as a social experience
• The problem with ‘no new taxes’
• Mortgage tax relief comes with a catch
• Post-Irene: Verdict is out on foliage season: Verdict is out on foliage season
• In the post office crisis, a national paralysis
• Gov’t backs 4 more solar loans as deadline looms
• Lisetta D. Howe
• David Gregg
• Truex captures Sprint pole at Dover
• Openergoes toBrewers
• Privateers roll over CSC
• Timeline for Professor Bongard
• Stay or go: Waterbury state offices decision a high-stakes matter
• Bellows Falls blanks winless U-32, 24-0
• Middlebury cruises to 5-0 record: Middlebury cruises to 5-0 record
• High School Football Standings: High School Football Standings
• Jacks-Solons suspended by lightning: Jacks-Solons suspended by lightning
• Vegas, Na, Wi tied for lead at Las Vegas
• Another day passes without an NBA deal
• Tigers-Yankees playoff opener suspended by rain
• The pitch: Verlander for MVP?
• Cosmos squeeze out 1-0 victory over Bratt
• Pats eke it out
• Rays rookie Moore dominates Texas in ALDS opener
• Schedule issues threaten Bryant’s plans for Italy
• Red Sox decline to pick up option on Francona
• Bulldogs magic is back; win 4-1 over OV
• Zvonareva, Radwanska reach Pan Pacific Open final
• CAS to decide on IOC rule banning doping offenders
• Castleton and Norwich facing stern ECFC tests
• Osmer tricks OV
• Mission Last Minute Guard send-off accomplished
• State students struggling in science
• Route 100 through Pittsfield opens
• NRC rotates inspectors at Vermont Yankee
• Heating assistance money on the block
• Post-Irene rules on stream work expire in NY, Vt.
• Rutland library hosts 125th birthday party
• Town constables get pay raise, discuss expenditures
• Rutland pair charged with heroin sales
• Addiction treatment facility planned in South Barre
• FEMA deadline nears for aid
• Target eyeing Williston site
• Romney gets support from Vermont
• Boa constrictor missing from home
• EPA fines Jay Peak for violations
• Vt. to get $3.1M for health
• Mobile FEMA unit arrives
• Free flu clinics slated
• Route 9 bridge closed by flood
• Town to mull biomass project
• Crack ring head gets 14 years
• US incomes fall for first time in nearly 2 years
• P&G’s US leader focusing on growth
• Obama praises killing of al-Qaida cleric al-Awlaki
• Obama welcomes new military chief
• Banks to make customers pay debit card fee
• Rally pointed to green future
• Phony fear factor
• A helping hand
• Handy Man on Call: Power washing siding
• Winterizing containers can extend lives of plants
• Family remembers daughter in Knox case
• ‘Phantom’ at 25 offers a special show
• Kitchen staples can be green cleaners
• Go where the waste is
• UN committee starts Palestine review
• Car bomb kills 17 at Shiite funeral south of Baghdad
• Sting says he wants 25 more years of music
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Proctor blanks Chiefs
• Unser: A 2nd flap with law
• A big day for Weeks
• Another sad chapter for Sox
• ALDS: Verlander vs. Sabathia tonight
• Things are heating up in Hinesburg
• A sour welcome to Big Ten for Cornhuskers
• Killington back in business this weekend
• Dozens arrested in drug raid at Philadelphia Boeing plant
• Town police arrest teen after crash
• Crafts Council hosts fall open studio weekend
• Budget scissors in hand, administration begins tough work
• CVPS stockholders OK sale to Gaz Metro
• Document shows how phone companies treat private data
• NASA IDs largest near-Earth asteroids
• Flood-weary Vermonters rebuild on long road back to normalcy
• Farmers get recovery grants
• Students hear tales of TV news legend at Springfield school
• Art opening is Saturday at Southern Vermont College
• Manchester businesses alerted to suspicious calls
• David Hart, analyst known for quiet healing presence
• Southwestern Vermont Health Care donates $50,000 for Irene relief
• United Counseling Services offers class for young people
• Task force brings Bennington economic players together
• Richard W. Mallary
• Clara K. Krawczyk
• David E. Gamper
• Marianne B. Gorman
• Police ID man in shooting
• Detective ‘I would feel comfortable letting my elderly mother walk through the park'
• Exhibit to open at Feick art center
• Rutland lawyers offer disaster aid
• Baccei returns to Proctor board
• Recoveries move at different paces
• Crafts council hosts fall open studio weekend
• A fresh take on the classic French onion soup
• Enchiladas are tasty any time of day: Enchiladas are tasty any time of day
• Mushrooms and miso make a slimming soup
• Saddened by act of theft
• Vermont Yankee's troubled history
• Look what you did!
• Pittsfield, Vermont — A Story of Recovery From The Inside Out: A story of recovery from the inside out
• Romney draws heat for outsider claims
• US senators say Libyans express gratitude
• Former archbishop who gave JFK eulogy dies at 98
• Loughner calm, quiet at hearing
• Court tosses suit over gay troops
• Cuba does away with Ministry of Sugar
• US-led coalition: Insurgent attacks trending down
• Richard Mallary
• Full circle
• Rotary looking for good ideas
• Economy gaining but not enough to cut unemployment
• Contracts to buy homes fell 1.2 percent in August
• Feeling the pressure? Not Guetta
• Bodyguard says doc told him to hide vials
• Appalachian tours offer close-up look at elk
• The Local Spin: Bar crawling and benefits
• Su Lian Tan became a composer in Vermont
• Only a matter of time: Vermont Institute of Contemporary Arts opens to the public: Vermont Institute of Contemporary Arts opens to the public
• With ‘Metamorphoses,' Lost Nation conjures the love magic of Ovid: Lost Nation conjures the love magic of Ovid
• Christian music triple-header coming to Barre
• Bach Festival musicians return to honor Blanche Moyse
• ‘Lotus Lives': New opera by Middlebury professor tackles gender roles
• The Movie Diary: Going, going, gone: Going, going, gone
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Phantoms winthird straightJug contest
• ‘Moneyball’ formulas work, but so does payroll
• Andersen heads senior pack
• It’s allaboutOzzie
• Cosmos shake Jacks pressure, win 3-1
• Patriots prepare foranother surging team
• Obama appeals health care setback to high court
• Salvation Army has donations, needs beneficiaries: Salvation Army seeks beneficiaries
• Lawmaker, advocates push for renewable energy requirement
• Yankee still at reduced power
• Londonderry Halloween fests set
• Leahy tours Woodstock flood damage, vows to win fight over damage relief
• Bennington-area teachers take union concerns to school boards
• Man faces felony charge in pot bust
• State makes progress on bridges
• Elder statesman Mallary dead at 82
• Vermont among highest percentage of same-sex households in the country, new data shows
• Elder Connection: Getting the facts on FEMA
• Bennington must replace emergency radio equipment
• Frances Wade
• M/Sgt. Shawn A. Stocker
• Annmarie Wyman
• Robert E. Clark
• Maila S. Mayhew
• Priscilla B. Connery
• Richard Mallary
• Gary W. Osha
• Foliage Open Studio this weekend
• Clarendon school hosts fundraiser for teacher
• Castleton town offices need to move again, discussion about future begins
• Killington hires assistant for roads and $45K
• Harvest fests kick off fall
• Benefit concert at church
• Water use advisory for Poultney, Hubbardton rivers
• It’s all about Ozzie
• Libya’s new rulers believe Gadhafi hiding
• Rebuilding waterways wisely
• Governing by crisis
• Decoding the God complex
• Back from the ‘universal crisis’
• Stuck going nowhere
• Green endeavors in Brattleboro
• Shortchanging their customers
• Flirting with disaster
• The master of suspense
• Long history of flooding
• China top banker says fighting inflation priority
• General Motors workers ratify contract
• Matured Keselowski in thick of Chase
• Andersen heads senior pack
• Grubb making right calls for Stewart
• NBA lockout heading to key stretch this weekend
• Eight Afghan policemen killed at checkpoint
• News of the World reporter claims unfair dismissal
• Pope sculptor gets second chance
• New rule could prolong race for GOP nod
• Daredevil Washington Monument inspection starts
• Report: EPA cut corners on climate finding
• Amazon unveils Kindle Fire
• Show brings Picasso to Cubans
• Imposing and intense, Shannon stands out
• Guardsman honored
• CSJ vs. Johnson Men’s Soccer Results
• Natl. Guard send off Thursday - Say thank you to convoy
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Chipman heads CSC explosion
• Innocent plea in shooting case
• Brand-Aid raises $20,000 for town
• Technology hits rural school
• State overtime after Irene is estimated at about $1.9 million
• Farmers say USDA regulations not Vermont-sized
• Former police sergeant drops suit against city
• Man charged with felony domestic assault
• Man pleads guilty to gold coin theft
• Owner of Vermont radio stations faces involuntary bankruptcy
• Tree disease may dull foliage
• Census: 131,729 gay couples report they’re married
• Northshire promotes dog adoption with authors
• Manchester arts and crafts festival at Hildene Meadow this weekend
• Sheriff takes national training
• State: Entergy must honor 2002 agreement on federal challenge
• Yankee still online with reconfigured pump
• Town will reallocate $1,000 from economic study to WBTN
• Bennington expects more than $1 million in Irene costs
• Maine enacts voting plan
• Woman shot, airlifted to Massachusetts hospital, man in custody
• In-sync Phantoms go to 6-0
• Burlington College president resigns
• Leland & Gray teacher earns award
• Vt. to open temporary bridges
• Small amount of oil found in sunken Champlain tug
• MSgt. Shawn A. Stocker
• Betsy Boggess
• Dorothy Flavin
• June Lee
• John J. McCormack
• Zachary J. Frates
• Edgar J. Lamoureux II
• Wright on in MVL victory
• FEMA housing units headed to Vermont: ‘Superstructures’ may be needed for winter
• Marauders, Solons settle for 0-0 tie
• Romo overcomes pain as Cowboys top Redskins
• Guillen goes online, says he’s going to Marlins
• Gov. Brown signs bill to boost LA stadium plan
• Sox fall to Orioles, 6-3: Sox fall to Orioles, 6-3
• Rear View Mirror: Every series needs a Scruffy
• Woman shot, airlifted to Massachusetts; Man in custody: updated 4:55 p.m.
• Sharing the burdens of living with AIDS
• Spilt Milk: Princess soccer
• Latest trend in hip-hop wearing women’s clothes
• The lost decade
• Study: Dialysis 3 times weekly might not be enough
• Viral theory is set back in chronic fatigue study
• Vt. high school football player hurt in game
• Back in the gory days
• Doors swinging open
• Factory field trip
• A century on the trail in Rutland
• Washington’s bout with smallpox
• Doesn’t like dumbing down
• Shumlin quashing small farms
• What about out-of-state care?
• Vermonters’ gracious response
• Hostage situation
• Consumers’ confidence remains weak in September
• Fighters punch into Gadhafi hometown
• Spring buying boosts US home prices for fourth month
• Oil prices rise 4.5 percent on hope for Europe debt deal
• Taiwan outgunned despite arms sales
• S. Africa unveils first African military plane
• Opening statements begin in Jackson doc’s trial
• Congress dodges shutdown after disaster aid fight
• Poll: Young people say online meanness pervasive
• The Bard goes global with 37 plays in 37 languages
• Jett, GNR, Heart nominated for rock hall
• Uplifting: VIDEO and PHOTO GALLERY of a rehearsal for Dancing with the Rutland Stars.
• Dodgers' Matt Kemp trying to win Triple Crown
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Marauders, Solons settle for 0-0 tie
• Marauders, Solons settle for 0-0 tie
• Raiders blast Colonels, 6-0
• Raiders blast Colonels, 6-0
• Manning may return in December
• Police investigate Wallingford burglary
• City Hall evacuated following threat
• Man stranded on Otter Creek island
• Castleton residents to discuss town hall options
• Champlain bridge expected to open by end of year, reconnecting NY-VT
• Southern Vermont College’s Everett Mansion marks 100th year
• Woodford man accused of cruelty to 2-year-old son
• Judge upholds Bolaski conviction
• Future of Vt. roads rides on D.C. vote
• Music Review: Theater and modern music a compelling combination
• State: Overlap but no problems on road work
• Yankee pump fails, forced to cut power
• Disaster-stricken residents chide Congress to act
• FEMA urges towns to sign up for flood insurance program
• Rebuilding roads and lives: Vermonters in their own words Video series
• Job well done in Ludlow
• Smart strategy on the grid
• A chance to rebuild better
• Generosity appreciated
• Living people to appear on US stamps
• Police: Trucker distracted before Amtrak crash
• Hunter may have shot bear made famous by Internet
• Rose Marie Short
• Richard J. Przekaza
• Audrey Parker
• Dr. Shellee A. Handley
• Edgar J. Lamoureux II
• Yvonne D. Brassington
• Larry M. McCullen
• Marion E. Philipsen
• Kathleen A. Hubbard
• Shumlin leaves open door to special session
• Vick’s hand bruised, not broken
• USDA wants fewer potatoes on school menus
• Going crazy
• Is junk food really cheaper?
• Breaking the Yom Kippur fast? Consider breakfast
• Rutland City Hall evacuated due to threat: updated 4:45 p.m.
• Police: Some of the 5 killed in Indiana were shot
• On spending, Congress can’t agree on easy stuff
• UVM women’s soccer tops Stony Brook
• African winner of Peace Prize dies
• VIDEO and PHOTO GALLERY: Dogs dive into Bomoseen to raise money for shelter
• Greece faces austerity strike as default looms
• New-home sales fall in August for 4th month
• Facebook policies tricky for employers, workers
• Late field goal lifts Steelers past Colts: Late field goal lifts Steelers past Colts
• Italian lawyer calls US student Knox a ‘she-devil’
• WHO: Iran, South Asia worst for city air pollution
• Attack on Kabul CIA office kills 1 agency employee
• ‘Dancing with the Stars’ is turned on its head
• ‘Crazy Horse’ film goes backstage at Paris cabaret
• Cooling pump problem at Vermont Yankee: updated 10:33 a.m.
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• Vermont Today: Good Morning: NYT on co-op shooting; Southern VT drug force nabs six
• Music Review: Laredo and VSO begin statewide tour
• Mobile homes major concern post-Irene
• Home damage could raise others’ taxes
• They’ve come a long way on energy
• Vermont rabbi says Jewish New Year offers hope to storm-ravaged state
• Another Patriots walkin the (Orchard) Park?Up-and-coming Bills host Pats today
• Milton rumbles past Otters, 46-6
• CSC, Norwich chalk up victories
• Jean C. Knipes
• Patriots shut out Spaulding
• Frank H. Crawford
• Susan J. Chambers
• Marion E. Philipsen
• Niles Jack Perry
• Worst-hit roads in southern Vermont to be out for weeks
• Chili cook-off spices up Poultney
• John Curran: A father, a husband, a reporter
• Worst-hit roads in southern Vermont to be out for weeks
• Police seek Waitsfield bank robber
• Benjamin A. Gould
• Toward an energy future
• Do regulations really kill jobs?
• Putting people first after disaster
• Rebuilding waterways wisely
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• Self-inflicted wounds
• The housing crunch
• Incompetent administrators
• A walk to unite the world
• Insect-killing fungus helps forest hemlocks survive
• Crisp fall air reminds us to get ready for heating season
• Money 101: State pushes financial literacy in schools : State pushes financial literacy in schools
• States crack down on debt collectors
• Sjobeck scores for Vt.
• Missisquoi muskie restoration continues
• Escape to Vermont: Why one woman left the Amish
• Facing the inevitable
• Robots get cool with refrigerators
• ‘Buffett Rule’ is more complicated than politics suggest
• Scrimping on staples but allowing splurges
• Woman charged in Clarendon shooting incident
• Music Review: Early Gwyneth Walker proves compelling
• Analysis Lessons emerge for GOP
• Connecticut River cleanup of Irene debris set for Oct. 1
• Rocket Man: U-32 senior ascends in world of applied sciences
• Manchester makes improvement to Applejack Field
• Red Sox lose to Yanks 6-2, clinging to wild card
• Bills upset Patriots, 34-31
• For UVM students, Irene is a lesson
• Shumlin wants out of No Child Left Behind: n State is seeking federal waivers to avoid sanctions
• VAST to raise trail feesIncrease to cover years worth of repairs
• Pope in Germany urges spiritual renewal
• Saudi king allows women to vote in local elections
• Murder conviction could be tough in homeless death
• CA Hells Angels boss dies in Nev. casino shootout
• Gadhafi gunmen cross border from Algeria to Libya
• Afghanistan warns Pakistan about border fighting
• Obama heads west to raise money, energize liberals
• Nyad quits Cuba-to-Florida swim on medics’ advice
• Shumlin wants out of No Child Left Behind
• Cap Beat: The return of partisan politics
• 2 hikers released from Iranian prison return to US
• Oil pipeline opponents pin hopes on Nebraska
• William S. Luring
• Audrey S. Parker
• Marion E. Philipsen
• Christine L. Fink
• Robert E. Clark
• Jean C. Knipes
• Michael G. Garofano
• James Weldon
• William P. Holdman Jr.
• Shellee A. Handley
• Larry McCullen Sr.
• Aldermen see traffic study as a good start
• Bulletin Board
• Chittenden Vol. Fire Department continues efforts
• Reporter’s Notebook: Let it flow
• New Hilltop Awards showcase top seniors
• Elder Connection: Getting the facts on FEMA
• Questioning 9/11
• Heartfelt thanks to Mendon
• Drip, drip, drip
• Business is banking on solar energy
• BISCHA receives $3.8 million grant
• Green Mountain Coffee honored for humanitarian efforts
• REDC hosts green home show
• Simon Pearce donates to flood relief
• Europe beats US to win Solheim Cup
• Crosby plays in controlled scrimmage for Penguins
• LSU is new No. 1 in poll, Oklahoma drops a spot
• Lee leads No. 2 LSU to No. 1
• Spokeswoman: Nyad to quit Cuba-to-Florida swim
• Floppers beware as NFL cracks down
• Oil pipeline opponents pin hopes on Nebraska : 1:30 p.m. update
• Wall Street ahead: Is it really a buyers' market? : 1 p.m. update
• Historic dig focuses on famous Revolutionary War battlefield : Noon update
• MacDonaldw wins ACT Invitational
• addeley, Mahan tied for lead at East Lake
• Oklahoma St rallies to 30-29 win over A&M
• Reeling Red Sox lose again
• Book Review: ‘The Sibling Effect,’ by Jeffrey Kluger
• Book Review: ‘Rin Tin Tin,’ by Susan Orlean
• RHS blanks Bratt
• Another Patriots walk in the (Orchard) Park? Up-and-coming Bills host Pats today
• BF blanks ailing Jacks, 46-0
• Milton rumbles past Otters, 46-6
• CSC, Norwich chalk up victories
• Bennington Walmart gets Act 250 permit: updated Friday 6:55 p.m.
• Fair Haven pellet plant project back on track
• Fixed: city completes restoration of water supply
• NHL calls banana throwing ‘stupid and ignorant’
• Senate blocks House disaster aid bill
• Thousands of private wells’ water being tested
• Physicists wary of junking light speed limit yet
• New 112,000-square-foot Walmart in Bennington gets Act 250 permit
• Alleged ‘bath salts’ seller cited
• It’s all new and fresh for Castleton, Midd, Norwich
• We interrupt this realignment talk to play games
• Lions roaring as road favorite
• Lombardy wins VPGA Match Play Championship
• FIFA bans Caribbean official Klass for 26 months
• Police: Watch out for phone scams
• Workshop offers incentives to improve flood-damaged homes when rebuilding: Workshop offers more incentives to homeowners
• Workshop offers incentives to improve flood-damaged homes when rebuilding
• Fair Haven sued for negligence and breach of contract
• Efforts to raise funds for Irene begin in Pittsford
• School leaders cleared of any wrongdoing in sex case
• Police: body is Garofano
• Romney, Perry go after each other in GOP debate
• Civil rights-era, Oswald photographer dies at 82
• R&B singer Vesta Williams found dead in Calif.
• Shawn A. Stocker
• Frances Wade
• Robert O. Westcot
• William E. Flower
• Black bear shot and killed in Maine neighborhood
• Divers explore sunken tug in Lake Champlain
• Willow the cat is reunited with owners in NYC
• No Gulf War record found for RI lawmaker
• Chester to feature chain saw fest
• Burr and Burton awarding relief funds to local residents
• State police warn of scams
• Police say Shaftsbury woman gave alcohol to teens
• ‘I’M WITH VT’ Shirt sales raise $20,000 for Red Cross
• Don’t forget those in need
• The social contract
• Back to the future
• Guard making their sacrifices
• Younger Garofano identified: updated 4 p.m.
• Signs of China slowdown add to dim outlook
• Questions and answers on the latest ‘New Facebook’
• Report: Gov’t paid $600M in benefits to dead people
• Putin addresses criticism at party congress
• Artists, crafters give plastic bags an afterlife
• Handy Man on Call: Fixing a cedar lamppost
• Real Estate is Local: Mortgage financing is available
• A little fishy Q & A
• Television ‘Boardwalk Empire’ actor casts spell
• Texas prisons end special last meals in executions
• Falling satellite slows down, Earth strike delayed
• Obama: Changes will help school law, not weaken it
• Lawyer: Phone hacking legal action to begin in US
• Palestinians submit UN statehood bid
• A sound reverberating far beyond Seattle
• Schwarzenegger plans a memoir for next year
• Britney Spears looks forward to turning 30
• Police find body that could be missing Garofano
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• It’s off, it’s on; Windsor and Bellows Falls football is a go
• One more shutout
• Tide blanks Falcons
• Minutemen explode in second half, win 6-1
• Phantoms go to 6-0
• Battle of unbeatens
• Higgins, Bellavia into CSC Hall
• US favorite to win fourth straight Solheim Cup
• Reilly lifts Raiders
• Illinois launches Asian carp anti-hunger program
• Barre: Fed-up neighbor wants ‘obnoxious’ renters gone
• Through the lens: Seeing the heart of Vermont
• Blogger Maria Arnot: Saying thanks to the Castleton heroes
• Vt. Guardsman dies of heart attack
• Committee looks at marijuana dispensaries
• Montpelier: Anti-Taser sentiment dominates meeting
• State relief fund has cash, but waiting to pay out
• Janet P. Geno
• Niles Perry
• Arlene E. Wilford
• Francis J. Nolan
• Dorothy M. Walker
• Katherine V. Probola
• Europe on edge of recession
• Body found along Mendon Brook in Rutland Town - ID pending: updated 5:35 p.m.
• Fundraiser to help foster dogs
• Forest officials assess damage
• Hubbardton sets aside money for property
• Storm-impacted farm to host benefit
• Museum celebrates marble heritage
• Killington projects $1-$2M for roads
• Killington to announce assistant town manager Friday
• State unveils program to help mobile homeowners
• Man charged with Manchester burglary
• Fear for teen missing since flood
• Bennington Museum’s Brewfest set for Saturday
• Cheese company set for expansion
• FEMA workers use personal experiences to help victims of Irene
• Bennington area schools plan make-up for four days lost to Irene
• Applejack Chapter 11 plan would not repay state
• Education guru preaches revolution at teacher conference
• How Proctor came into being
• Library sees some changes
• Wind project in public good
• Celebrating freedom to read
• Free outdoor fun
• It's off, it's on; Windsor and Bellows Falls football is a go : 4:30 p.m.
• A few words with Ahmadinejad
• Setback in Afghanistan
• I’m out of the office, so please read this spam
• Scores got sick, 1 died trying to kill bedbugs
• A big thank-you in Wallingford
• Obama targets Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• Census: Recession takes big toll on young adults
• Vt. guardsman dies of heart attack: 2:53 p.m.
• After 31 years together, R.E.M. Calls it quits
• Muslim women flout French ban of veil
• Mideast negotiations appear to remain elusive
• Nine killed in renewed violence in Yemeni capital
• Post-Irene: Some 15,000 acres of Vt. farmland damaged; number expected to rise
• The tides of change: Keb Mo releases new album “The Reflection”: Keb Mo releases new album ‘The Reflection'
• The Local Spin: The blues returns to Center Street alley — voodoo alien-style
• Guitarist Steve Baughman returns for house concert
• The Movie Diary: Driving the point home
• Arts Preview
• Folk icon Peter Yarrow more than a member of Peter, Paul and Mary
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Bulldogs explode past Mill River, 4-0
• Preusser, CSC break out
• Strongfinishfor CSC
• Heelsoverhead
• NFL warns of big fines for bad acting
• Wales and Evelyn options unveiled
• As records dry out, town offices regroup: As records dry out, town offices regroup
• Housing developers see new priorities: Vermont affordable housing focus shifts to helpng flood victims
• Tiny Vt. town votes to close school with 11 kids
• Shumlin thanks ‘corporate angels’ for relief money
• Theodore R. Hubbard Sr.
• William P. Holdman Jr.
• Rutland teen pleads innocent to Marble Museum burglary
• Wooden train car at Hildene gives a track into history
• VLS to host Community Day
• Arts show opens tonight in North Bennington
• Bennington area Head Start accredited
• Recovery center opens in Ludlow
• NRC: fire started in its office space at Entergy’s information center
• College to host Middle Eastern symposium
• Ski for Heat benefit concert on Saturday in Manchester
• Farmers produce potatoes galore
• Lawyers to offer legal assistance
• Clarendon sets extended tax deadline
• Proctor looks into water project
• ‘Charlie’s Angels’ finds new home in Miami
• VCME: Ensemble offers spicy musical theater
• Trio Pasquier: Worthy successor to Paris Piano Trio opens series
• Yanks one win from playoffs
• Donald takes quieter road to the top
• Fewer teens in the lockup
• It’s time for a Palestinian state
• Our elusive president
• The re-election tango
• Limping toward the future
• Smart power the newest scam
• End blackmail
• Town will have say on zoning
• Eagles’ Vick may be able to play Sunday
• Stewart, crazy like a fox, is back in hunt
• Heels over head
• WikiLeaks chief memoir published, against his will
• NFL warns of big fines for bad acting
• US ambassador returns to Libya
• Americans freed from prison leave Iran
• Disney to build ‘Avatar’ attraction
• Survey: Drop in uninsured young adults
• Armed Services chairman: Cuts could mean draft
• Obama bridge visit highlights swing Ohio
• Home sales jump 7.7% as foreclosures rise
• IMF: Financial risks rising in United States and Europe
• Peter Greenberg uses high-level tour guides
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• A lesson in ‘the Vermont way’
• Seven CSC students hurt in deck collapse
• Grant to help unemployed
• Senate could allow big trucks in Maine and Vt.
• Wright to run for Burlington mayor
• Trooper asked about policy
• Vt. judge OKs DUI test machine
• Navy officer, partner marry in Vermont as ban ends
• Physician specialists added to payment reform
• GOP candidates assail Obama on Israel
• Gas tax hike proposed to fund road repairs
• Raising fear of a vaccine and the risk to the public
• Four insurers to provide researchers with claims data
• Cabrera, Carmona lead Indians past White Sox, 4-3
• Red Sox fans up against the wall in wild-card race
• Steelers still in flux on the lines: Steelers still in flux on the lines
• Sugar Bowl made improper campaign donations
• Spurrier: School not in serious trouble with NCAA
• Too fast at NHMS?
• Carville, Matalin to host Todd Lecture Series debate
• Minutemen take it to the Bank(ert)
• School boards ask teachers for public contract talks
• Top 16 contest VPGA Match Play crown
• Nuggets forward Gallinari rejoins Italian club
• Vt. man facing more fraud charges
• Woman accused of embezzling
• Man fined after shooting bear
• Westside rallys past Presidents
• Fire at Waterford Estates in North Springfield leaves 17 homeless
• ‘Suspicious’ fire damages Entergy corporate building
• Southern Vermont College pilot program helps ‘vulnerable’ students
• Ronald J. Chmielewski
• Roland E. Therrien
• Dorothy B. Judson
• Robert O. Westcott
• Theodore Hubbard Sr.
• Proctor hires temporary administrator
• Corridor plan seeks to mitigate Neshobe floods
• Tour bus drivers convicted of driving after drinking alcohol
• Mayor talks water, debris and damage reimbursement
• Francis J. Nolan
• Farmers produce potatoes galore
• Enid S. Barr
• Route 7 bridge opens in Clarendon
• Rutland teen pleads innocent to Marble Museum burglary
• Poultney celebrates 250 with tree planting
• Learn to be master gardener
• Remove signs after sales
• Castleton team shows its stuff
• Memories of Libya
• Pittsford library series celebrates town 250
• Real-time tracking of diseases improves diagnosis
• Spilt Milk: Vacation, all I ever wanted
• Study: Whooping cough vaccination fades in 3 years
• Health Talk: Gynecologic Cancer Facts
• Cancer Society report says New York is weak against smoking
• Obama rejects Obamism
• No extra credit
• Not so distant mirror
• A call for fairness
• Asking for more
• Libyan spring
• Still time to conserve
• State offers recovery funding options
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Labate lifts Burr and Burton
• Phoenix rally past Blue Devils
• Peter Dinklage, Vt.’s Bennington College grad, wins Emmy
• Vt’s Proctor Fall Festival opens Saturday
• Stewart wins Chase opener: Stewart wins Chase opener
• Court: Padilla sentence was too short
• Obama announces debt plan built on taxes on rich
• Taliban bomber kills 8 in Pakistan attack
• US envoy blasts Iran’s nuclear ‘deceit’
• Fighting resumes on 2 fronts in Libya
• Records: Shooting suspect killed previous wife
• Navy officer, partner to wed in Vermont at the moment ban ends
• Economist: Vermont needs more job gains
• As he ponders politics, Dubie starts new company
• Sweeney, Lewis propel UVM
• U.S. Army Corps cancels water release on Vt’s West River
• Volunteers sought for river cleanup
• Rivera sets career saves record
• ‘Floodstock’ concert to raise money
• Community turns out for benefit: Joe Perry, Tom Rush, local musicians hit stage for Irene fundraiser
• State murder charges still possible
• Boston’s AL wild-card lead shrinks
• Vick’s status uncertain because of concussion: Vick’s status uncertain after concussion
• Gigi steps it up
• George T. DuPrey Sr.
• Martha Manley
• Patricia A. Muscatello
• Irene delays Batten Kill trout restoration work by a year
• Priscilla Y. Smith
• Robert J. Vale
• Virginia M. Walker
• Arlene E. Wilford
• Dorothy M. Walker
• William H. Connery
• Lucia V. Ambrosini
• Gloria L. Bahan
• Deadline extended for food stamps
• Poultney man charged with decade-old sex assault
• Oh, what a beautiful buzz: Phish returns to Vermont
• Vermont provides more troops to the cause
• Mayor: Water supply still tenuous
• Proctor looks to ‘reprioritize’ on water project
• Twice Bitten: Singing the blues
• Repertory theatre holding auditions
• Wayside village of Gaysville shows Irene cleanup far from over in Vermont
• Phish concert a great moment
• Shumlin should enforce laws
• Don’t punish Palestinians
• Shumlin should support police
• Survivors, not victims
• Obama right to back Israel
• Netflix separates its DVD, streaming businesses
• GM’s costs rise little in new UAW pact
• Economic bleeding
• Showing the way
• Lawsuit alleges `bad faith’ negotiations hurt CVPS stockholders
• US homebuilder outlook worsens in September
• Vermont Today: New aerial photos showing reconstruction progress: updated 9:12 a.m.
• Oh, what a beautiful buzz: Phish returns to Vermont
• Energy co. gets grant to research whey
• West Arlington covered bridge to remain closed
• Townshend man shot during domestic dispute
• Strong quake hits northeastern India; 12 dead
• Pakistan troops battle Taliban for US drone debris
• AP’s award-winning Vt. chief Curran dies at 54
• Palestinians build state, but restricted by Israel
• Yemeni forces open fire on protesters, 12 killed
• Egghead and blockheads
• Farmers reeling from crop losses: ‘Adulterated’ crops might be safe, says Dog River owner
• New crop of sitcom women can dish it like the big boys
• Lovato melds R&B and dance music
• Man accused of killing wife, wounding 2 pastors
• Behind the poverty numbers: Real lives, real pain
• World War II black history museum leaving Vermont for Connecticut
• Scars remain in Brattleboro
• Vermont Composites sees growth in staff, equipment
• James C. Hewitt
• Marjorie Carter
• Virginia M. Walker
• William H. Connery
• Reporter’s Notebook: The wayback files
• West Rutland to host town wide food drive
• Congress needs to be hungry
• Recalling Rutland’s early settlers
• Action sought on bike funding
• Time for federal action
• Minding our footprint
• Panera breaks ground on second Vt. restaurant
• Wealth disparity is the real issue
• First Vt. polling institute to open at CSC
• Police: Chase caused by ‘psychiatric event’
• Greeks to focus on spending cuts
• Student loan default rates jump: Student loan default rates jump sharply
• UBS losses revised upward to $2.3 billion
• Lost iPhone just one headache for Apple security
• 3-D `Lion King’ feels the love
• Bracelet sales aid wounded vets
• FEMA aid available to storm victims
• Kinney stores accepting storm donations
• Damaged farms eligible for emergency loans
• VTel offers free service to storm victims
• Siemens quitting nuclear business
• Business makes $15,000 storm challenge
• Mariano Rivera, a closer like no other
• Rivera stays at 601 as Morrow leads Blue Jays 3-0
• Sanchez, Cromartie lead Jets past Jags 32-3
• Saints win first game
• Mayweather’s win over Ortiz is right on the money
• Rays close within 2 games of Boston in wild card
• Wilson gives Wisconsin rare versatility on offense
• One critic’s choices for tonight’s Emmys
• (No heading): Killing jobs and making us sick
• Killington Resort steps up for farmers
• Top Secret America comes home
• Charting our course
• View from the top: Mountain towns still feeling Irene’s wrath
• VSAC gears up for school year: VSAC gears up for school year
• Rededicated to our mission
• The governor’s lexicon
• Hypocritical on Israel
• Kenseth breezes to pole
• Dorothy Flavin
• Dorothy M. Walker
• Paul J. St. George
• Malvina Westin
• Engineers dismantle Castleton, 51-21
• Auburn’s 17-game win streak ends at Clemson: Auburn’s 17-game winning streak ends at Clemson
• Rivera ties record with 601st save
• Zobrist keeps Rays’ playoff hopes alive
• BBA trims BF in 2OT
• Big play liftsMinutemen
• Solons fend off Poultney, 28-26
• Nurses celebrate a century: n The Vermont Board of Nursing, which monitors the state’s largest professional sector, turns 100.
• Flood of feelings: Stoic front masks shifts in state’s psyche
• Cruisers can come in all shapes, sizes
• Repeal of gay ban reshapes military society
• Hundreds help Proctor farmer salvage what’s left
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• Vermont’s apple crop dodges Irene’s wrath
• For mushroom foragers, wet forests mean good pickings
• Even in remote Vermont, the progressive wave changed politics, labor, education
• Republicans seize on waning campus Obamamania
• GM, UAW agree on new 4-year contract
• Iran: Court to commute sentences for 2 Americans
• A mother’s war on germs at fast-food play areas
• Farmers fear Listeria has ruined selling season
• Barre school administrators’ raises rile some
• The Weekly Planet: An ounce of prevention
• Robertson remembered as family man
• Global grassroots: Montpelier rally is part of global climate action event
• Friends: Pilot in Reno crash was skilled airman
• Libyan fighters claw for gains in Gadhafi hometown
• The new `normal’ can change retirement equation
• Debt crisis a historic challenge to European unity
• Social media breaks new ground for airing workplace grievances
• Just in passing, Pats-Chargers game looks like a dandy
• Eagles’ Vick returns to Georgia Dome
• Cape Cod catch-release frenzy
• Girls on the Run pitch in
• Raiders hang on in Brattleboro
• Otters pick up steam, beat U-32
• Falcons rally to beat Fair Haven
• Beckett beats Rays 4-3to stop Boston slide
• Lyndon runs past Cosmos
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• Mandigo powers Stowe past Montpelier
• Beckett beats Rays 4-3to stop Boston slide
• Otters pick up steam, beat U-32
• Lyndon runs past Cosmos
• Raiders hang on in Brattleboro
• Falcons rally to beat Fair Haven
• Rebels press into Gadhafi strongholds
• People took action on their own
• Recovery is like an open road
• Loyalty and real estate
• Jobless rates rise in many states
• Did they do their jobs?
• Thanks to those who helped
• Pulling together got job done
• Time to reverse negative attitude
• Salvation Army helps others during own recovery
• Boil-water order lifted
• Shootout case ends with plea deal
• Bride-to-be survives flooding
• Edward J. Lago
• Barbara A. McLaughlin
• Frances Wade
• Hugh O. Matteson
• Robert E. Columbus
• Joanne L. Lawrence
• NE farmers try to recover as storm damage tallied
• 12 Guard soldiers to deploy
• Clinic gears up for fundraiser
• Norwich, opts not to renew manager
• FairPoint reconnects 2 Vermont towns
• Ludlow celebrates 250th birthday
• Bellows Falls blaze ruled accidental
• Cavendish recovery progresses
• The planning fallacy
• Health, privacy are concerns at smart-meter hearing
• Carl Oglesby, 76; activist who led antiwar organization
• Health, privacy are concerns at smart-meter hearing
• Minus new taxes, hospital budgets on target
• For nominee McGovern, the Emmys mark a homecoming
• Hill’s boyhood aim: Live with ‘The Simpsons’
• Parent reform law is the first big change in 60 years
• In FEMA inspections, no detail too small
• Vt. fall foliage starting to show its colors
• 12 Vt. Guard soldiers to deploy
• Grace Potter to do flood benefit
• Town to vote on closing school
• Burlington seeks station site
• Grand Isle County to get aid
• Storm delays murder case
• Boy emerges from German woods
• Prosecutors: Women recruited for Berlusconi
• Colts line expects improvement vs. Browns
• Give Peace a chance: Artest’s name change to Metta World Peace approved
• Gyan, Eto’o: Money, class or both?
• Nicklaus: Tiger can still win 18 or more majors
• Lakers donate to Garafanos
• Spartans and Cadets hitting the road
• As Rays press Red Sox, starting pitching is key
• Nearly fishing time
• Vermont Roads Clear For Alumni Reunion!
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Wolves rally for 6-4 victory
• Raptors roll over Devils
• Chambers lefts Stowe by Thetford
• Nigeria government dismisses 'killer' phone number
• Bellows Falls man arrested for selling prescription drugs.
• Pryor has hearing for suspension appeal
• Trying to avoid more brain lock
• Vt’s Fisher named new chair of House health care committee
• City police commended for adapting during storm
• Obama plan would spare Social Security
• (No heading)
• Gordon alleges RCR orders altered Richmond finish
• Sewing her way out of poverty
• Entergy case Judge has questions for lawyers
• Iraq joins talks on Iran bail for jailed Americans
• Palestinians to seek full UN membership
• Police: Human remains found in search for Utah mom
• Panel examines Afghan anti-corruption work
• State, union tussle over Irene double pay : Contract specifies double pay for emergency work
• VPR raises more than $610,000
• Declines in mail could lead to cuts in Vermont’s USPS workforce
• Bennington considers buying flood-prone properties
• Two Bennington men charged with lewd conduct
• Teachers of Southwestern Vermont Supervisory Union reject contract
• Flipped truck injures driver in Proctorsville
• Police probe burglaries
• Fundraiser for flooded Vt. theater
• Vt. drifter admits killing woman, 79, with hammer
• Joseph F. Costello
• Barbara Parrott
• Margaret M. Koonz
• Barbara A. McLaughlin
• George T. DuPrey Sr.
• Virginia M. Walker
• Dorothy E. Matulonis
• Patricia A. Muscatello
• Faith Bartlett
• Joseph T. Palumbo
• Proctor celebrates library birthday
• Library adds automated check-out
• Tinmouth to celebrate 250 years
• Man cited for 133 mph in Addison
• Route 4 reopens
• Police: Man stole cash from market
• Few people at FEMA offices for small grants
• Benson event to help injured resident
• City reconnects to Mendon Brook
• Sewing her way out of poverty
• Shouldering the burden
• Rising to the challenge
• What’s up in Rutland?
• Free outdoor fun
• Taking apples beyond pies and sauces: Beyond pies and sauces
• Spaghetti dinner brings family to the table : Spaghetti dinner brings family to the table
• Chill in the air? Cue the pork and apples
• Search for missing teen intensifies
• Vyto's blog
• Mendon couple mourns way of life lost to Irene
• Wormtown leaves pretension behind
• Wilco celebrates ‘The Whole Love’ in Montreal
• Tinmouth Old Firehouse Series opens Friday
• Three from the heart: Artists donate to storm relief as Paramount season kicks off
• The Local Spin: Paramount strong
• Arts Preview
• A rebirth of energy: Positively Charged Music Festival opposes Vermont Yankee
• The Movie Diary: Down with disease
• Made in Vermont: Jaime Laredo and the VSO on tour: Jaime Laredo and the VSO on tour
• ROUTE 4 MENDON OPENED !!!
• Rutland water reconnected to Mendon Brook: 10 a.m.
• Vermont Today: Morning Report
• Pace that suits Enman
• Tigers overcome stellar Robin effort
• Wasps overcome obstacles, move to 3-0
• Castleton, Norwich women booters win
• Florida State looks toreturn to center stage
• In Celebration of Constitution Day
• Police probe Merchants Bank robbery : 4:07 p.m.
• Vermont Today: Morning updates with Darren Marcy
• City Engineer: Rutland water supply down to 17 days.: updated 9:57 p.m.
• Police ID bike crash victim
• Windham County surveys businesses
• Girl attacked at Giorgetti Park
• Service firms grow at slightly faster pace
• Mayor says city using too much water: Mayor: City using too much water
• Shumlin looks to vacation homes for housing
• Safe and at school
• Phish to play benefit concert for flood victims
• Mass. lawmakers consider new wind power process
• Lawmakers want influence in disaster recovery decisions
• Girl attacked at Giorgetti Park : 7:22 p.m.
• Lawmakers want influence in disaster recovery decisions: Legislators want voices heard on flood-relief policy
• Cross-country cyclist spreads word about childhood obesity: Fighting childhood obesity
• Semprebon bequest: Granite Museum request kicked back to committee
• Cross-country cyclist spreads word about childhood obesity: Fighting childhood obesity
• William D. Lockwood
• Robert H. Piggrem
• Lucia V. Ambrosini
• Kathleen A. Hubbard
• Sonya M. King
• Disaster recovery help available in Vermont
• Vt. man indicted in farm prostitution case
• Phish returns to Vt. for benefit show : 6:48 p.m.
• Pac-12 struggles to open inaugural season: Pac-12 struggles to open inaugural football season
• Notre Dame makes a quarterback change
• GMVS girls open with 2-1 win in OT
• Excavating companies come to the rescue to open roads
• Some in Bennington evacuated as precaution; more heavy rain expected
• Brattleboro teen missing since Irene
• State: Legislators had ‘legitimate’ concerns over Yankee’s operation
• Mendon manages aftermath
• After the flood, trash haulers and landfills work overtime: After the flood, trash haulers and landfills work overtime
• Today at the Fair
• Rear View Mirror: Sweet success at T-Road
• MSJ, Mill River girls sharing a field
• Backup QBs make names for themselves
• Rain washes out full day at US Open
• Angry Pistorius cuts short British radio interview
• Gordon holds on at Atlanta for 85th career win
• LSU moves to No. 2, Auburn drops out of AP Top 25
• Kraft excited about new season after trying summer
• Redistricting and politics
• Spirit is high in Mendon
• Vermonters are stronger
• What about Clover Street?
• Interstate not the answer
• Support those who support us
• Another Irene
• The last moderate
• An arresting idea
• What about the fish?
• Where the jobs aren’t
• Battered but unbowed
• Officials: 1,000 Texas homes burned in past week
• Family files lawsuit over alleged Miss. hate crime
• Ga. high court ousts pot-smoking judge from bench
• Doctors discover the benefits of business school
• Review: New book explores willpower
• Health Talk: JAN HANSENBe wise: Immunize
• After the Flood Safe Drinking Water Advisory
• Time for flu shots, and some may get a tiny needle
• Greek borrowing costs hit new record
• Hard Hit Killington Opens School Today
• Arab museum: Events reflect effects of Sept.11 attacks
• Taylor Swift battles four boys for top CMA Award
• Convoys of Gadhafi loyalists flee Libya
• Civilian with US military killed in Afghanistan
• Kenyan teachers strike due to overcrowded classes
• Fall 2011 Open House Information
• Fall 2011 Open House Information
• Vermont Today with Darren Marcy: Morning updates
• Citizens yesterday, heroes today: Vol. Fire Department provides lifeline
• Timothy J. Maroney
• Rose M. Cram
• Doris W. Higgins
• Melissa Vilbrin
• Vincent E. Barman
• Robert L. Jones Sr.
• The fatal distraction
• Stimulus in Vermont
• Flood control dams protected downstream towns
• Bennington County eligible for individual aid from FEMA
• Responding Close to Home Upper Valley Doctor Doesn’t Travel Far for Latest Emergency
• Plenty of labor, no parade this year in Northfield
• Officials probe arson fires
• Farmers facing heavy losses
• Turks, Israelis claim harassment at airports after rift
• Zimbabwe’s white farmers still targets of violence
• Reinforcements converge on Gadhafi stronghold
• State cuts red tape for post-flood contruction
• Vermont AOT chief praises Guard’s work
• Winter threatens repairs of Irene-damaged roads
• Simple corn salsa transforms sauteed bay scallops
• Car collides with bear in Vt.
• Feds to return seized guns
• Vt. college gets $1M gift
• Maine study finds unhealthful foods pervasive
• FDA cooking up helpful new nutrition facts label
• Wisconsin study finds big dairies produce cleaner milk
• Free Cadets football admission
• Serena makes quarterfinals at US Open
• Manning doubtful to play Sunday