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Randolph—It is with a sorrowful heart that the Catherine A. Maynard family announces the loss of our paternal aunt, Catherine A. Maynard, known to many as Cathy. After several years, Catherine lost ...
Probably the worst decision in human history was that of the Chinese Emperor Xuando (also known as Zhu Zhanji) in 1434. In that year he issued the Edict of Haijin that closed China off from the rest ...
This is an excerpt of a speech delivered by Sen. Sanders on the Senate floor on Tuesday. Today, we find ourselves in a pivotal moment in American history and millions of Americans, by their actions or ...
Lately, it feels like nearly every headline about health care—nationally and locally—is discouraging. The release of the Oliver Wyman report was especially tough for Gifford Health Care. It raised ...
Vermont State University celebrated its 2025 graduating class Saturday evening at its Randolph Center campus with a ceremony that was shortened due to an impending thunderstorm. The threat of severe ...
Larry Hart, a moderate Republican who will assume a seat in the state Senate representing Orange County come January, says he’ll approach the job with a mindset of balance. “If you go in ...
The next Congress is inheriting a health care disaster. Across America, companies that provide vital medical equipment to Medicare patients in their homes are drastically cutting services—or shutting ...
As he approaches 18 years as a volunteer firefighter, Andrew Bent became the fire chief for Randolph Village Fire Department last Monday. Bent’s day job is with the Washington County Sheriff’s ...
REGIONAL COMMERCIAL CONTRACTOR looking for reliable, hard-working construction personnel for jobs in Vermont and the Northeast. No experience needed, willing to train the right people. Very ...
His work has sent people to jail— and him to the hospital, three times. He talks a lot about rodents, encounters with buddy (not the elf), and trips across the border. He’s been on at least one ...
Dan Delurey, senior fellow for climate and energy at Vermont Law and Graduate School (VLGS) in South Royalton, has joined the White House Council on Environmental Quality’s Office of the Federal Chief ...
On Town Meeting Day, Royalton voters handily rejected proposed flood hazard regulations (193-390). This Tuesday residents gathered again—this time not to vote, but to learn from floodplain expert Ned ...
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