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October 25, 2007
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Ed Koren
Wins State's Top
Arts Award
By Sara Nelson
To his Brookfield neighbors, Ed Koren might seem like a lucky guy who doesn’t need a day job, the guy who’s always out jogging or kayaking in the middle of the day, the friendly volunteer firefighter who lives in the cheerful white house in Pond Village. More...

Blakeman Back to DRB
To Appeal Conditions

Kevin Blakeman is going back to the Randolph Development Review Board (DRB), asking for reconsideration of some of the conditions the DRB placed on a permit for a nine-unit apartment on Sunset Hill Road. More...

Police Expansion
A Success
In Woodstock
By M. D. Drysdale

In trying to find a more equitable way to spread the burden of paying for its police force, Randolph might look just 25 miles away. More...

Granite Carver with Chelsea Roots
Brings National Protest to Barre
By Sandy Vondrasek

A Chelsea native and granite carver is bringing a national grassroots movement to Barre November 8, hoping to reinvigorate Barre’s granite industry and to do right by the memory of Martin Luther King Jr. More...

 Community News
•Fall Goes Out
At a Full Gallop
Autumn of 2007 in Central Vermont presented one of the longest, latest, brightest, and most memorable seasons in years. More...
•Public Forum with State Reps.
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Sports Boosters Fundraisers
To Assist RUHS Athletes
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 Arts & Entertainment
•Hilliard Ensemble Premiere’s New Eddy Work at Chandler
The Hilliard Ensemble, one of the world's foremost vocal ensembles, performs in concert at Chandler Music Hall in Randolph on Saturday, Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. More...
•U.S. Air Force Liberty Big Band
To Give Free Concert at Chandler
•Chandler Gallery Will Sponsor
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 Sports
•Playoff Win
For SoRo Boys
The Royal boys’ team started their championship run Tuesday night against Northfield at home. After a 9-4-1 record on the year, the Royals were given a 7th seed. More...
•Whitcomb Boys End Season
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Lady Hornets
End Season 7-7
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 Calendar
•Concerts Calendar
Thursday, Oct. 25-Sunday, Nov. 4
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
•James Erlenbach
BARNARD—James H. Erlenbach, 86, also of Frostproof, Fla., died Tuesday, Oct. 9 at Wedgewood of Winter Haven, Fla. More...
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PriscillaWhitcomb
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 People
•Halloween Habit
Strikes in Mobile Acres
There are no two ways about it—Randy Bradley has a Halloween habit. The Braintree man and his wife, Sylvia, are happily addicted to planning and decorating for their favorite holiday. More...
•Brigham in the Engineer’s Seat!
•Trip to Ghana Dream Come True For Randolph’s Judy Sherman
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 Letters
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Disappointed
In School Board
Regarding the South Royalton petition, I am again very disappointed by a South Royalton school board decision. They have a history of not following the wishes of the voters. More...
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We Are Taking
Too Many Drugs
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Maybe a Little
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 Editorials
•Teachers & Politics
The Vermont chapter of the National Education Association did a terrific job last week of demonstrating that it may indeed be what its detractors say it is—an ambitious political lobby intent on writing Vermont’s educatonal legislation for the benefit of its own members. More...
•Let the Games Begin!
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