Grant from Vt. Women’s Fund
Helps Safeline Help Women
     The Vermont Women's Fund marked its 10th year of grantmaking this spring by handing out the largest amount of money it has ever awarded in a single year.
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‘Mom Entrepreneurs’ Join Forces
By Martha Slater
     Two Randolph moms, Tracey Rotman and Heather Tallman, have parlayed their ideas into businesses, and formed a partnership to help promote them. Good friends who call themselves "mom entrepreneurs," they have been collaborating since early this year on ideas for gift baskets featuring both ...
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Rochester Students’ Costa Rica Trip
Was One They’ll Always Remember
     On April 11, 16 Rochester School High School students left for nine days in Costa Rica. Led by school counselor Betty Hughes, Spanish teacher Sandy Flindall, and Chuck Hughes, the group experienced the trip of a lifetime.
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‘Mothers Acting Up’
May 13 in Strafford
     This MothersDay in Strafford won’t be limited to daffodils, cookies, and Hallmark cards, no sir.
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Skateboard Park Will
Be Closed Temporarily
     The Randolph skateboard park will be closed at least temporarily and will be inspected by the town’s insurance carrier, the Randolph Selectboard agreed at its April 24 meeting.
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Strafford Residents Discuss
Village Transportation Issues
By John Freitag
     There was lively discussion among the nearly 40 people who turned out Monday night, April 30 at Barrett Hall in South Strafford for a public meeting to discuss the development of a transportation plan for the lower village.
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School Studying How
To Screen Volunteers
By Sandy Vondrasek Cooch
     The Randolph Elementary School board on April 5 continued its discussion on whether to do criminal background checks on school volunteers.
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