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June 19, 2008
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Aerosol System Developed Here
Eliminates Hydrocarbon Release
By M. D. Drysdale
An entirely new kind of aerosol system, that uses clean air instead of earth-warming hydrocarbons to propel the product out of the can, has been developed by Ultramotive Corp. of Bethel. More...
The Future Can’t Wait,
RUHS Grads Are Told
By Sandy Vondrasek

Randolph Union High School’s class of 2008 was exhorted to step out—and sooner rather than later—to bring "fresh ideas, new ways of being, and solutions for the future" to world they are inheriting. More...

Chelsea High School Class of 2008:
Tried by Tragedy, Not Defined By It
By Henry Cesari

If there had been a theme to Friday night’s Chelsea High School graduation, it would have been family. More...

25 Graduate From

Whitcomb H.S. More...


Rochester H.S.
Graduates 20
By Martha Slater

Rochester High School held its 114th commencement ceremony Saturday morning, June 14 in the traditional spot in front of the Civil War monument on the village park. More...


SoRo High School
Graduates 50
By Randy Leavitt

Last Saturday at 10 a.m., the great white tent standing on the town green in South Royalton was crowded with people of all ages—all friends and family waiting to show there love and support to the group of graduates who would soon walk under the granite Arch of the Handy Memorial dressed in gowns of... More...



RTCC Celebrates Its 2008 Graduates
By Chelsea Rose Sargent

The 125 students from area high schools completing one of 14 year-long programs at Randolph Technical Career Center (RTCC) were honored in a high-spirited ceremony June 12 in a tent behind the school. More...


 Community News
•Neighborly Farms Newest Venture
Brings Its Neighbors Together
Nestled in the Randolph Center countryside is a farm that brings together its products and those of four other neighboring farms in its new venture. It’s only fitting that it should be called the Farm Store at Neighborly Farms. More...
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Randolphites Help Celebrate
•Hancock Voters Will Make Third
Try to Pass School Budget
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 Arts & Entertainment
•The Johannes Quartet
Opens RCMS Season
The renowned Johannes Quartet will open the 14th annual summer concert series of the Rochester Chamber Music Society, this Sunday, June 22 at the Federated Church of Rochester. More...
•Randolph’s Chandler Music Hall
•‘Faces’ at the Tunbridge Library
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 Sports
•Chelsea’s Undefeated Run
Ends in 11-10 B&B Victory
After a spectacular 16-0 romp through the regular season and the first two playoff games, Chelsea’s girls lacrosse team came up one goal short of the state championship in the title game Saturday in Burlington. More...
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Championship
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Black River
Outs Whitcomb
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 Calendar
•Exhibits Calendar
Thursday, June 19-Sunday, June 29
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...
•Happenings Calendar
Thursday, June 19-Sunday, June 29
•Movies Calendar
Thursday, June 19-Sunday, June 29
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 Obituaries
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Therese McKinney
RANDOLPH—Therese "Dolly" McKinney, 85, died early Friday morning, June 13, 2008, at her home. More...
•Ruth L. Shumway
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Lorraine Sayward
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 People
•Robinson Continues To Clear Up
International Misconceptions
Terrorists, oil sheiks, harems—these are some words that come to a lot of American’s minds when they think about the Middle East. While these words may be true for a few people, it’s a gross misconception for the majority of them. More...
•David Tabor’s Route 7 Walk: 180 Miles From Canada to Mass.
•News of Area Students
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 Letters
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The Real Reasons
For Iraq Invasion
Last Saturday’s New York Times had an editorial that throws some light of what is actually behind our military occupation—notice I didn’t say war—of Iraq. More...
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Local Should
Support Local
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Waiting for Kiana
And Summer Fun
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 Columns
•Kathy Rohloff:
Good Lines from the Movies
Every family has their own code language that only they can understand. This may include words mispronounced when the children were young, so that ever after omelets are "schlamas", over easy eggs are "dippin" eggs, and if you sense that someone has chocolate on their breath, you... More...
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 Editorials
•Immigration ‘Panic’
One of the benefits of occasional travel abroad is gaining an outside perspective on one’s own country. We got a strong dose of that recently, when an editorial in the international Herald Tribune, an English language newspaper which circulates widely throughout Europe, took on the topic of the Unit... More...
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