
Drury Hits 1,000-Point Mark
By Tim Calabro And Brandi Comette
In a blowout against Woodstock Monday night, White River Valley High School’s Tanner Drury added her name to the record...

‘Heartbreaking’ Blaze at GrangeFree Access
By Darren Marcy
The largest remaining Grange in Vermont was heavily damaged in a weekend fire after its wood-burning furnace malfunctioned. Five fire...
Chelsea Decides On Policing PlanFree Access
By Darren Marcy
The Chelsea Selectboard approved a $47,320 budget with the Windsor County Sheriff’s Department at a special meeting Tuesday night. The...
Guilty Plea For Man Who Hit Dog
By Darren Marcy
A Strafford man who pointed a gun at three people and threatened to kill them before punching a dog in...
Appraisal Worker Seriously Injured in Vershire Crash
By Darren Marcy
A man working on the Vershire reappraisal effort was seriously injured after he was pinned between two cars January 17....

Students Become Citizen Scientists On Bahamas Trip
By Michelle Holder | January 25, 2024
On January 6, while Vermont was bracing for a winter storm, a dozen Randolph high school students and their chaperones took off for the Exuma Cays, in the Bahamas, for...

Governor Proposes Slow Growth for State Budget
By Tim Calabro | January 25, 2024
For the second time this month, both houses of the Vermont legislature convened to hear from Gov. Phil Scott, this time to receive the governor’s proposed budget. Scott pitched his...
RSUD Bd. Works on Budget, Plans Retreat
January 25, 2024
The Rochester-Stockbridge Unified District School Board held a regular meeting Monday, Jan. 8 at the Stockbridge Campus and via Google Meet. The board voted to approve the minutes of the...
Tunbridge Selex Dives Into Roads, Bridges, Flood Readiness
By William Kramer | January 25, 2024
The Tunbridge Selectboard met on both January 9—with a brief follow up meeting on January 16—to discuss road and bridge conditions and repair needs, and learn more about flood readiness....

Stick Season
January 25, 2024
A stand of denuded sticks stand out against the snow this week as their forms bend and rise toward the sun. (Herald / Tim Calabro)

Jeffrey Parry New Music Teacher At Rochester, Stockbridge
By Martha Slater | January 18, 2024
Jeffrey Parry, who was hired to be the new music teacher for the Rochester Elementary School and Stockbridge Central School...

News of Area Students
January 18, 2024
Emma Foster of Sharon has been named to the President’s List for the Fall 2023 semester at Plymouth State University...

Fire Department Friends
January 11, 2024
Students visiting from Shizukuishi, Japan along with their Randolph hosts stop for a quick photo at the Randolph Village fire...
Boxed Out
January 25, 2024
As part of Ghost Pride Sea of Pink Day and the annual cancer awareness for Camp Ta-Kum-Ta, Randolph Union High School stacked home games for the bowling, gymnastics, girls’, and...
Ghost Pride Day Win For RUHS Bowling Team
January 25, 2024
Your Randolph Union High School Galloping Ghosts had a home match as part of Ghost Pride day. They hosted the White River Valley Wildcats, Craftsbury Academy Chargers, and the St....
Shoveling Snow On Sidewalks
January 25, 2024
Our exercise group at the Randolph Senior Center has been discussing how difficult it is to get up the snow covered sidewalk steps in town. Sometimes the only safe way...
Voting Crucial For Our Democracy
January 25, 2024
Like many people, I worry that we’re on the brink of losing our democracy. I can’t believe that the wonderful system of checks and balances I learned about in eighth...
Contrasting State, Nat’l Legislators
January 25, 2024
Recently, I heard on Vermont Public Radio interviews of state legislators as the Vermont Senate and House began their 2024 season. Leaders from different parties spoke of both shared priorities...
Man Cited for 118 mph on I-89
POLICE BRIEFSDecember 28, 2023
A New Jersey man was cited for driving 118 mph...
Police Investigating Shooting in TunbridgeFree Access
December 21, 2023
Vermont State Police are investigating a shooting in Tunbridge that...


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