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July 24, 2008
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Two Trucks Tumble
From Chelsea Roads
By Cornelia Cesari
On Tuesday, July 15, Richard Adams, 46, of Johnsville, N.Y. reached for something on the dashboard of his 2007 Mack straight truck. It was about 1 p.m. and Shirley Hewitt was on her porch on the East Randolph Road in Chelsea. More...
Stagecoach Will Add
Two Commuter Busses
By Courtney Bonoyer

The Stagecoach Transportation Co. will add two busses to cope with the growth in the number of riders on its two commuter routes, Stagecoach Manager David Palmer announced this week. More...

Few New Details in Bennett Case
By Sandy Vondrasek

After 13 days of horrific developments and daily updates by police, little new information about the kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old Brooke Bennett of Braintree has been released to the public in the past two weeks. More...

Chelsea Debates
The Right Place
For Tsown Garage
By Cornelia Cesari

The Chelsea Selectboard’s town garage meeting on July 15 initially drew 20 residents to the Town Hall. The crowd swelled to over 50, with clusters lingering in heated discussion after the meeting. More...

 Community News
•Violent Storm
Strikes the Area
On Friday afternoon a series of violent thunderstorms, bringing rain and extremely high winds, rushed through Central Vermont. More...
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Cards Would Help
Searles Badly Burned
In July 4 Accident
•Shakespeare ‘Funnery’ Camp Was a Magical Experience
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 Arts & Entertainment
•‘Shout it Out’ Voices Project Movie at Chandler July 26
Kingdom County Productions’ "Shout it Out," the feature film based on the acclaimed Voices Project, will play at Chandler Music Hall in Randolph Saturday, July 26 at 7:30 p.m. The film’s tour to 50 towns in Vermont began this June. More...
•Shakespeare Workshop,
Performance at Chandler
•Fancy French Fiddlework
At RCMS Concert Sunday
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 Sports
•Six Chelsea Teenagers: 200 Miles on Foot!
It was May 26, the day after the Burlington City Marathon. My exchange student "brother" from China, Michong "Charley" Mao, his trainer Donny Wilcox, my dad, and I stood in the yard reliving the experience. More...
•Report from The
Shanghai Olympics
•Stedina Competes
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 Calendar
•Exhibits Calendar
Thursday, July 24-Sunday, Aug. 3
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
•Movies Calendar
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 Obituaries
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Ethel Southworth
CHELSEA—Ethel Lillian South-worth, 88, died Sunday, July 13, 2008 at the Genesis Eldercare in Lebanon, N.H. More...
•Beth O. Bagley
•Joyce E. Comes
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 People
•Strafford’s Fire Chief Brown
The Right Woman for the Job
Last month, Jane Brown was elected to a second year as chief of the Strafford Volunteer Firemen's Association. More...
•Gaysville Postmaster Dorman Retires After Long Career
•News of Area Students
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 Letters
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Loving Response From Community
In an uncertain world, with an uncertain future, I have found that there are still a few things that you can count on. The sun will rise in the morning, and set in the evening. More...
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A Joy To Ride
The Stagecoach
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Stagecoach Sees
More Riders
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 Columns
•Your Health and You
Tips from the providers at Gifford Medical Center
Our ability to stay active—play sports, perform household chores or go for a walk—is a result of our sense of balance. More...
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 Editorials
•Grandstanding
Gov. Jim Douglas was ambushed in Philadelphia last week by a producer from the Bill O'Reilly television show, who demanded to know how many more little girls Vermonters would murder. More...
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