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October 11, 2007
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Pharmacist Shortage
Hits Randolph Hard
By the Herald Staff
A statewide shortage of pharmacists has created a quiet health care crisis in the Randolph area during the last two months, as customers, more and more frequently, find the pharmacy counter closed at Rite-Aid, Randolph’s only pharmacy. More...
New Park and Ride
Has Experimental Surface
By M. D. Drysdale

A new two-level 85-car "Park ‘n’ Ride" at Exit 4 in Randolph will utilize an experimental new technology to deal with stormwater run-off from the paved lot. More...

Dogs Poisoned
In Strafford
By John Freitag

Two dogs in the Old City Falls area of Strafford were poisoned last week by antifreeze. More...

Dive Bombing
Canada Goose

Photographer Joyce Hunt was enjoying a soccer tournament Saturday at the Stockbridge school, that featured youngsters from Rochester, Bethel, and Stockbridge. More...

 Community News
•Harvest Festival
A Big Hit
The Harvest Festival last Wednesday on the Chelsea North Common brought out dozens of folks who enjoyed the games, demos, food tasting, kids activities and more. More...
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‘Prison Awareness Evening’
To Explore Corrections Issues
•SoRo Students Expanding Their Horizons With International Travel
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Walker Celebrates
Lifetime of Composition
For a composer who lives on a dairy farm, Braintree’s Gwyneth Walker is astonishingly prolific. More...
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 Sports
•New Tennis Courts
Celebrated in Randolph
On Saturday, Oct. 6, COURTS Committee members celebrated the opening of the bright blue Randolph village tennis courts on School Street. The courts immediately attracted a goodly number of players. More...
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Hornet Boys Drop Three
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Two Wins For Lady Hornets
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 Calendar
•Concerts Calendar
Thursday, Oct. 11-Sunday, Oct. 21
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
•Evelyn L. Darrah
HANCOCK—Evelyn L. Darrah, 81, died Sunday, Oct. 7, 2007 at her home. More...
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Henry Seymour
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Laura Therrien
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 People
•Wakefield Reflects
On Long Career
Dave Wakefield says that the best thing and the worst thing about working for himself were the same thing. More...
•News of Area
Service People
•Multi-media Artist Clara Gilman
Turns 85, But Doesn’t Slow Down
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 Letters
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Listens to WCVT
For Her Music
In last week’s Herald on the front page was an interesting article titled "Classical Music Lovers Up in Arms." I’ve been hearing this disgruntled group and reading other papers’ letters to the editors. More...
•‘Suck It Up’
On Complaints
•Delays Expected
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 Columns
•Does the Law of the Sea Threaten America’s Sovereignty?
Off center stage in Washington this fall a debate is taking place over the ratification of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. While ostensibly a debate over national security and commerce, at its most profound level it is a debate about sovereignty and about assessments of American... More...
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A Whole World Of
Performance Enhancements
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