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Volunteers Make Quick Work Of Irene Dumpsite along White River

Volunteers Make Quick Work Of Irene Dumpsite along White River

By Tim Calabro | May 12, 2022

As hoots and hollers echoed from below the Gaysville Bridge, a small cadre of volunteers gathered Saturday afternoon to extend Green Up Day duties and...

Leadership Changes Abound at OSSD

Leadership Changes Abound at OSSD

By Zoë Newmarco | May 12, 2022

With a bit of musical chairs— leaders within Randolph Elementary School and Braintree Elementary School are shifting this year. The shifts were catalyzed as longtime...

Peace and Justice Coalition Shares Vision of Better World

Peace and Justice Coalition Shares Vision of Better World

By Beth Champagne | May 12, 2022

Can you imagine living in a world at peace? How unlike the world we hear about on the news each day. But what might you...

Granville, Hancock OK Lower School Spending

Granville, Hancock OK Lower School Spending

By Sandy Vondrasek | May 12, 2022

In a meeting packed with good news—including a shrinking budget and tax rate—a small turnout of voters approved all articles and elected a new school...

Delaney’s Plants Brighten E. Randolph

Delaney’s Plants Brighten E. Randolph

By Jamaica Kelley | May 12, 2022

The East Randolph Post Office is unique among post offices. It’s not one of those quaint antique locations you still sometimes find in Vermont, but...

Communities

Coburn’s Store Up For SaleFree Access

By John Freitag | May 12, 2022

Coburn’s General Store, which was started 45 years ago by brothers Philip and Melvin Coburn, is now on the market. A well stocked Vermont general store, with a post office...

RTCC Students Build ‘Mud Kitchens’ For Growing Preschool Programs

By Ben Merrill | May 12, 2022

Students in RTCC’s building trades program get asked to do a lot of things—including homework—but this spring, their newest assignment is designing and building “mud kitchens” for OSSD’s expanded preschool...

WRVHS Students Clean Up Grounds for Green Up Day

By Hannah Clavelle | May 12, 2022

Green Up Day is an annual event within the White River Valley School community and the high school community worked extra hard to clean up the school grounds on Friday...

People

National Treasure

| May 12, 2022

Renowned American folklorist, musician, and contra dance caller, Dudley Laufman of Cantebury Center, N.H., performed at the Seven Stars Center...

Card of Thanks

| May 12, 2022

Donna Bryan and the family of Sid Hotchkiss would like to send our heartfelt thanks to family, friends, neighbors, and...

Local Youths Display Talents At Regional 4-H Day

Staff | May 12, 2022

4-H’ers from three clubs took part in the Orange and Washington County Regional 4-H Day, April 30 at the Capital...

Opinion

Pause for Thought Before Littering

| May 12, 2022

This letter is to you. Well, to be a bit more specific. This letter is to you that travels on Route 12 between Randolph and Bethel. To be even more...

Vermonters Need Warmth at Home

| May 12, 2022

I read Stu Lindberg’s letter to the editor in last week’s Herald. Mr. Lindberg delivers fossil fuels and propane. He listens to Vermonters, as I am sure all drivers do....

Leaving Theater Legacy at RUHS

| May 12, 2022

I will leave Randolph Union in June—no longer able to work a full school day while devoting afternoons, evenings, and weekends to theater. Nor can I fold the company into...

Arts

‘Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness’ Has a Lot Going On


‘Mutts Gone Nuts’ Brings K9s To Chandler Stage


Kind Bud


Sports

Racing The Whitewater

| May 12, 2022

The competition was fierce at the inaugural Peavine Whitewater Race held in the Stockbridge section of the White River on Saturday. The official top 10 include: • Simone Orlandi (setting...

Flat Out

| May 12, 2022

Maddox Salls makes a diving attempt on a fowl ball from left field Thursday as Ghosts baseball team hosted North Country, losing 25-5 to the Falcons. (Herald / Tim Calabro)...

Green Mtn. Conservation Camps To Hold ‘Workcation’

Staff | May 12, 2022

The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department is looking for volunteers to help get the camps ready for the 2022 season. This year, the GMCC Kehoe “workcation” weekend will be May...

Obituaries

Earl Bassett Jr.

| May 12, 2022

William Kinsley

| May 12, 2022

Derrick Wright

| May 12, 2022

Howard Allen

| May 12, 2022

Whitaker Service

| May 12, 2022

Marie Dewey

Staff | May 12, 2022

Bill Collins

Staff | May 5, 2022

George Vernimb

Staff | May 5, 2022

Pauline Richards

| May 5, 2022

Crime

Man Jailed after Allegedly Assaulting Minor

| May 12, 2022

Detective Sergeant Christopher Blaise with the Vermont State Police arrested...

Randolph’s Rumor Has It Struck By Late-Night Burglary, Vandalism

By Dylan Kelley | April 21, 2022

When arriving for work at Rumor Has It on the...

Tunbridge Woman Arrested for Assault, Cops Make DUI Arrests

| April 21, 2022

On April 12 just after 4 p.m., Trooper Kyle Stevens...

Violation Of Conditions Brings Police Citation

| April 21, 2022

At 12:56 a.m. on April 15 Vermont State Police troopers...

DUI Collision, Arrests In White River Valley

| April 21, 2022

At 7:50 p.m. on April 16, Trooper Ambrose Wigglesworth responded...

Drug Take-Back Day At Leb. Police Dept.

| April 21, 2022

On Saturday, April 30 from 10 a..m.–2 p.m., the Lebanon...

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Granville, Hancock OK Lower School Spending

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Delaney’s Plants Brighten E. Randolph

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Greening Up The Valley

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Pine Guilty of 2019 Shooting, Says Orange Co. Jury

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RSUD Voters Give Approval to Budget

By Martha Slater | May 5, 2022

Randolph Man Dies In Motorcycle Crash

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