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It was a spring day in 1975 when Doug Casella started collecting trash from a few customers in the Rutland region with a ...
FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Haven baseball team put a three-game losing streak to rest, beating Windsor 9-1 on Thursday. The ...
Champlain College this week reported an uptick in interest in online education. According to the Burlington-based college’s annual survey exploring perceptions of online higher education for adults ...
The Rutland City Board of School Commissioners will meet for a special meeting beginning at 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 12, in the Longfellow Building. The board will also meet for its regularly scheduled ...
Former lawmakers from across the state are demanding state legislators give more consideration to a bill that would transform the state’s educational systems, including how Vermonters pay for it.
The podcast, titled “Life Became Very Blurry,” was released on VHS’s podcast feed (vermonthistory.podbean.com) and YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/@VermontHistoricalSociety) on April 3 and is ...
We just asked the farmers questions like what is a day in your life look like? What keeps you up at night? What are you ...
At Northwest Primary School on Pierpoint Avenue last week, a stream of kids and parents were arriving for rehearsal for ...
The Burr and Burton Academy baseball team was staring at a 5-1 deficit against upstart Rutland heading into the bottom of the ...
The Otter Valley Unified basketball team earned its first win of the season, with a 49-45 Senior Day triumph against Twin ...
Andrew Crust has chosen a powerful finale for his second season as the Vermont Symphony Orchestra’s music director, Gustav Mahler’s Symphony No. 1, sometimes called “Titan.” ...
It’s that time every half century when the town comes together to celebrate its unique contribution to the Revolutionary War.
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