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Rutland Area Prevention Coalition To Participate In Prevention Day at Statehouse
Rutland, VT: Prevention Day is returning to the Vermont Statehouse on Wednesday, April 14, and Rutland Area Prevention Coalition (RAP), your local community prevention coalition, will be part of the fun. They’re hoping you’ll join in, too.
Prevention Day, which runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Statehouse lawn, is a showcase where coalitions [...] -
Nuclear option
Unless you’ve been holed up in a fallout shelter for the last several years, you’re probably well aware of the controversy surrounding the Vermont Yankee nuclear power plant’s bid for relicensing.
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It’s déjà vu for Neshobe’s Alia Dick
Like many Vermont college graduates, Alia Dick left her home state for greener pastures, to spread her wings and explore life beyond what she already knew.
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Refurbishing the Fed
Heavy wet snow is falling steadily in Castleton. It’s a winter blizzard, but at ten o’clock on a Wednesday morning an equipment depot is taking shape in front of the Federated Church.
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Odyssey of the mind
On Saturday, March 6, a lot of hard work, dedication and sacrifices paid off for five Wallingford children.
Regional News
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Heard It At School
Fair Haven student shines ... - By CRISTINA KUMKA Staff Writer -
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Business Outlook: Industry CEOs track trends: Stowe ski visits on the rise
Home to Vermont's largest peak, Mount Mansfield, the Stowe Mountain Resort became the home to some of the first ski trails in the state when the Civilian Conservation Corps cut trails on Mount Mansfield in the early 1930s. Since then, the resort's 116 trails on Mansfield and Spruce Peak has helped Stowe become northern Vermont's premier ski destination. ... - By JIM SABATASO HERALD CORRESPONDENT -
Garden Club thanks Pratico's
On behalf of the Rutland Garden Club, we would like to thank Pratico's Landscaping Co. for its ongoing generosity. For the past two years, Pratico's has donated all remaining trees, shrubs and perennials at the end of the season to the Rutland Garden Club for use in the many municipal gardens maintained by the Club. Some of these lovely plants were used to establish a memorial garden adjacent to the gazebo at the Godnick Center to commemorate Lorilee Foley. ... -
Bruins beat Rangers 2-1
BOSTON — Miroslav Satan and Dennis Wideman scored for Boston and Tuuka Rask kept the New York Rangers scoreless until late in the third period in the Bruins' 2-1 victory Sunday. ... - By HOWARD ULMAN The Associated Press -
Saban receives Bowden award
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Alabama's Nick Saban had home-field advantage on his side in winning the inaugural Bobby Bowden national collegiate coach of the year award. ... - The Associated Press -
Sign up for senior seminar
This year's Senior Seminar Day is fast approaching. It will take place at the Godnick Adult Center, 1 Deer St., on April 7, and is sponsored by TRIAD and the Godnick Center. ... -
UConn cruises past SU
NORFOLK, Va. — Tina Charles scored 22 points and Maya Moore added 21 to help No. 1 Connecticut beat Southern University 95-39 in the first round of the women's NCAA tournament Sunday. ... - The Associated Press -
Spartans sweep Coast Guard
In New London, Conn., Castleton State took advantage of 13 Coast Guard errors and scored 18 unearned runs in a doubleheader sweep of the Bears on Sunday. The Spartans won the opener 6-1 and completed the sweep with a 15-4 win in the nightcap of the nonconference doubleheader. ... - Staff Reports -
Bracket Busters: Week 2 filled underdogs
Brackets across the country are obliterated. Underdogs, meanwhile, keep moving on. ... - By EDDIE PELLS The Associated Press -
Cornell dominates another top seed
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Hey Big Blue, here comes Big Red! ... - The Associated Press -
Residents protest proposed facility
KILLINGTON — Residents of the North Sherburne neighborhood are up in arms about a proposal by a new nonprofit to put a small rehabilitation facility for troubled youth in an old school dorm. ... - By CRISTINA KUMKA Staff Writer -
Forensics students win nationals' spot
The case against affirmative action and a spoof of an ancient classic propelled three Vermont students to the national speech championships. ... - By GORDON DRITSCHILO STAFF WRITER -
Firefighters contain blaze on Pine Hill
A brush fire scorched nearly an acre of Pine Hill Sunday afternoon. ... - By GORDON DRITSCHILO STAFF WRITER -
USPS honors Hannah Teter
BELMONT — Hannah Teter made her mark by winning a gold medal in 2006, but after winning a silver this year, the post office is making it for her. ... - By GORDON DRITSCHILO STAFF WRITER
