Ever since the Randolph Rite Aid's new pharmacy manager, Bob Orleck, took over that position early last month, he's been a man on a mission, putting in many hours with his staff to make the operation more efficient and reliable. More...
Voters in Braintree, Brookfield, and Randolph approved by healthy margins an $8-million Randolph Union High School budget and a $2.6-million Randolph Technical Career Center budget, in Australian balloting Tuesday. More...
Rep. Philip Winters, a Republican state representative from Williamstown, is one of five sponsors of a bill amending the county budget approval process by providing oversight of the side judges’ budget. More...
At a contentious hearing Monday night, residents of Densmore Road in Chelsea continued their battle to prevent the approval of Wellspring School’s application to build a new school at its property on the East Hill, at the site of the old "Mattoon farm. More...
The only thing worse than a 1-19 season was a 0-20 season, and mid-January first year Whitcomb boys’ basketball coach Bob Cushman was beginning to wonder if that just might be his legacy. 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...
At the festive annual banquet that marks the conclusion of the Vermont Farm Show, the Vermont Dairy Industry Association awarded its prestigious John C. More...
Recently people have begun to notice that every time Anthony Pollina runs for any office, we end up with a Republican office holder, and we keep going backwards. There's no reason to believe that 2008 would be any different. More...
There are two ways of looking at the very small turnout of voters who approved the budgets of Randolph Union High School and the Randolph Technical Career Center Tuesday. More...
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