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September 13, 2007
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Tunbridge ‘World’s Fair’
Runs for Four Days
The famed Tunbridge World’s Fair opens this morning in scenic and historic Tunbridge, Vermont for four days of horse racing, livestock shows, tractor pulling, carnival rides and games, and entertainment at several places at once. More...
Vermont Plywood Closes,
35 Lose Jobs
By Martha Slater

Three years and almost three months after it began production on June 15, 2004 with 40 employees, Vermont Plywood has closed down. More...

Chelsea Farm Sells
Development Rights
By M. D. Drysdale

A working farm in the scenic hills west of Chelsea has worked with the Upper Valley Land Trust to conserve 116 acres through sale of development rights, the Land Trust announced this week. More...

Sammis Is Top Bidder
On ‘Co-op’ Space
By Sandy Vondrasek Cooch

Jesse "Sam" Sammis III of Randolph is set to be the new owner of the 7500-square-foot space that housed the Randolph Cooperative Market until this spring, when the debt-ridden natural foods market closed. More...

 Community News
•South Royalton School
Will Have New Gym
Royalton voters turned out in large numbers Tuesday to approve construction of a new gymnasium, lobby, and improved traffic flow for the South Royalton School. More...
•60 Bikes Donated
For the Third World
•Morgan Mile Race This Saturday
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Chandler Music Hall
Celebrates its Centennial
sBy Sara Nelson
A performance of piano music by a renowned young composer with local roots will close Chandler Music Hall’s season opener this Saturday. More...
•Photo Project
Raises Money
For Steeple
•Vermont Movie
In Premiere
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 Sports
•Loss for RUHS Boys Soccer
The Randolph Boys soccer team played their third game of the season home against Northfield on Thursday, Sept. 6. The Guy Ghosts lost a hard-fought battle, 1-0. More...
•Gal Ghosts
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Randolph Union Cross Country
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 Calendar
•Concerts Calendar
Thursday, Sept. 13-Sunday, Sept. 23
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...
•Dance Calendar
•Exhibits Calendar
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 Obituaries
•Rutherford Tabor
BETHEL—Rutherford ("Bud") H. Tabor, 73, died Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2007 at Gifford Medical Center in Randolph. More...
•Wylie S. Robson
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Anna Washburn
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 People
•Summer of Medical Trials
For Randolph 3-Year-Old
Last Friday, Harvard Medical School doctors and students sat down for a case study of Wendy Wooden’s summer of medical crises. More...
•Bruce Lang Retires
From Police Career
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Kennedy Ordained
This Sunday
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 Letters
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Runaway Canoe
Wrestled to Ground
My husband and I would like to have Patrick Judge recognized for his quick thinking and foresight. A week ago Saturday we were at Silver Lake State Park swimming when that terrible wind storm hit. More...
•Dirt Bike Track
Is a Problem
•He’ll Vote ‘No’
On Randolph Tax
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 Columns
•William Markle
Helping God Repair the World
Braintree Hill residents Bill Markle, a retired Chicago industrialist and philanthropist, and his wife Mary were honored last week by Bethany Church in Randolph with its "Tikkun Olam Award," named for a Jewish precept meaning "healing of the world. More...
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