A decision handed down last week by three Vermont Supreme Court justices, in their ruling on a bail review appeal for Alexander Stolte, is precedent-setting, according to Randolph attorney Kelly Green. More...
A Bethel man was sentenced to prison this past week in Windsor District Court for his part in a violent home invasion in White River Junction. More...
Many of the students in the ExCel after-school program at Rochester Elementary School were wiggling in their chairs with excitement Monday afternoon when Vermont State Trooper Bob Giolito and his K-9 unit partner, a German Shepherd named Mitch, vis More...
By coincidence, two separate logging operations found themselves set up along Route 12A at the base of Braintree Hill Road in Randolph last week. More...
On Tuesday, Feb. 14, shortly after 7 p.m., Vermont State Police responded to Great Hawk Road in Rochester to the report of a missing 82-year-old female. More...
Leon Redbone will brings his signature interpretations of early 20thcentury music, including jazz and blues standards and Tin Pan Alley classics, to Chandler Music Hall in Randolph, Saturday, Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m. More...
MUSIC AND MOVEMENT Kathleen Dolan, ArtisTree’s Executive Director and certified “Music Together” instructor (pictured here with musical director Mark van Gulden) will teach a free m More...
The percussion ensembles from Dartmouth and the Northfield Mount Hermon School will join forces Saturday, Feb. 18 for a concert that celebrates the music of East Asia—and the contributions of two student members of the ensemble. More...
The Vermont Supreme Court last week ordered a new bail hearing for 21-year-old Alexander Stolte, who has been in jail almost two years awaiting trial for allegedly killing a one-year-old in his care, in Chelsea on March 17, 2010. More...
The growing problem of prescription drug abuse—and its rippling impacts on communities, health care, and public safety—were among the topics discussed at Monday’s legislative breakfast at Gifford Medical Center. More...
The board of trustees of the Vermont State Colleges (VSC) this month reluctantly approved a 4% rise in tuition for each of the next two years, but that will still mean cuts at all the colleges, including Vermont Tech, according to the man who heads More...
Twins Danny and Sean Smith, 7, and their older brother Ryan Smith, 8, play hockey (without skates) on a frozen-over field in Royalton with their uncle, Father Brian O’Donnell, a Catholic priest More...
Seventh-graders at Whitcomb Junior/ Senior High School presented $1,300 to the Town of Bethel on Monday, Feb. 13 to help victims of Hurricane Irene. More...
Susan Pelletier of Stockbridge will serve on the first panel of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, Feb. 21. More...
Kevin J. and Deborah A. Murphy of Gloversville, N.Y. announce the engagement of their daughter, Cassandra Lee Murphy, to Adam Kenneth Cloud, the son of Delbert and Marion Cloud of Randolph. More...
Temple Grandin, noted author of “Animals in Translation,” agreed to do an interview with The Herald after a recent visit to Vermont to speak at the Vermont Grazing & Livestock Conference. More...
Over the last few weeks I’ve received lots of questions about Google’s new privacy policy. Some are quite concerned that Google is tracking them in new, nefarious ways. More...
Many Vermont Schools are working towards bowling as a varsity sport. Vermont is one of three states without bowling as a club or varsity sport. More...
East Bridgewater, Mass.— Edith Barcomb, 96, of East Bridgewater, Mass,, and formerly of Randolph, Vt., died Sunday morning, Feb. 12, 2012 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Brockton, Mass. More...
Williston—Donna Mae French, 64, of Falcon Manor in Williston, Vt., died February 7, 2012 at Fletcher Allen in Burlington. Donna graduated from Braintree Randolph Union High School and from Trinity College in Burlington, Vt. More...
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