State officials heard some encouraging news about the invasive algae didymo, also known as rock snot, at an international conference held in August. More...
The Randolph selectboard Monday evening voted to approve the town rax rate as submitted by Town Assessor Pat French. The rate will increase by nine to 16 cents, depending on whether the property is homestead or residential and whether it is in the police district. More...
A 19th-century factory building on Randolph’s Weston Street—built in the 1870s as a "screening mill," and known mostly as the place where colored films for stage lights were made for 70 years—has sat mostly unused since Brigham’s Gelatine Company closed in 1977. More...
The citizens of Royalton will vote next Tuesday, Sept. 11 on a proposal for a bond issue of $3.880,000 for a new gymnasium and other improvements to the South Royalton School. More...
All of the tenants of the Ayers Brook Center were able to reopen by Wednesday, Sept. 5 after a leaky pipe caused flooding that closed the building last week. More...
On Labor Day Sunday, between noon and midnight, Randolph’s New World Festival was its normal self—a tremendous hit!
Dopzens of musicians, foreign and domestic, transformed the downtown into a 12-0hour wave of Celtic and French-Canadian inspired tunes. More...
Ellen Lamson, daughter of Frank and Maria Lamson of South Royalton, tied for fourth place at the Vermont State Women’s Amateur Golf Championship on August 9 in Enosburg Falls. More...
Calendar submissions should arrive at least one week in advance of the intended publication date. Mail entries to The Herald of Randolph, P.O. Box 309, Randolph, VT, 05060; or fax them to 728-9275 or to news@ourherald.com. More...
As a Catholic who values Jesus’ model of inclusion and love for all God’s people, I am deeply disappointed that the Vatican has chosen to exclude and distance itself from other Christian churches. More...
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