June 9, 2022By Mary Ellen Shaw I get to take a trip back in time whenever I stand at the counter of…
June 8, 2022Dear Editor, June is National Pet Preparedness Month — which is all about preparing an emergency plan that includes your…
June 8, 2022By Victoria Gaither The NAACP Rutland Area Branch is hosting a second Juneteeth hair clinic for the BIPOC (Black, Indigenous,…
June 8, 2022By Merisa Sherman I could feel the wind in my hair, the sun on my face and hear the laughter…
June 8, 2022By Curt Peterson Jennifer Mayfield, 29, is one of six athletes representing the Vermont Special Olympics at the USA Games…
June 8, 2022By Curt Peterson Even in rural Vermont, you know people who get, and sometimes read, the New Yorker Magazine –…- June 8, 2022By Gregory M. Thayer Editor’s note: Gregory M. Thayer is a candidate for lieutenant governor. When we look at shootings,…
June 8, 2022Saturday, June 11 — STATEWIDE—Vermont’s annual, statewide summer free fishing day is Saturday, June 11 this year, and it will…
June 8, 2022By Katy Savage Killington’s first-quarter option tax was the largest in the town’s recorded history. A total of $286,625 was…
June 8, 2022By Kevin Theissen As recent economic news and conditions have focused on inflation, market downturns, oil prices, conflict and more,…- June 8, 2022By Dan Smith Editor’s note: Dan Smith is president and CEO of the Vermont Community Foundation, which is based in…
- June 8, 2022By Brian Searles Editor’s Note: Brian Searles, of Burlington, has served as Vermont secretary of transportation, as a police chief,…
June 8, 2022RUTLAND—With blood supplies notoriously low during the summer, the third annual Pete Giancola Mini Marathon Blood Drive has been scheduled…
June 8, 2022Saturday, June 11 at 10 a.m.— RUTLAND — The Climb Out of the Darkness is the world’s largest event raising…
June 8, 2022By Brett Yates The Roger Clark Memorial Library in Pittsfield is getting a makeover. On June 2, the Pittsfield Select…
