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Long-Awaited Child Care Center Shows Signs of Life on Route 66. October 17, 2024. According to a briefing at the Randolph Selectboard meeting last Thursday, the long-anticipated Randolph childcare center, a joint project between the Orange County Parent Child Center and Green Mountain Economic...
Obituaries - The White River Valley Herald
Tunbridge— Reverend Francis Gordon Waugh Mitchinson left us in body but not in spirit on Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024 at his home in Tunbridge. Born on November 6, 1937, at the parsonage of Sambro, a small fishing village fifteen miles south of Halifax, Nova Scotia, he was the son of a minister who attended seminary while serving the local church.
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4 days ago · According to a briefing at the Randolph Selectboard meeting last Thursday, the long-anticipated Randolph childcare center, a joint project between the Orange County Parent Child Center and Green Mountain Economic Development Corporation, is on track to open in 2025, despite ballooning construction costs that put a damper on progress.
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Oct 10, 2024 · Although elections are typically thought to be a race between two or more candidates, it doesn’t always happen that way in practice. Vermont house districts Rutland-11, which includes Pittsfield; Windsor-4, which includes Barnard and Pomfret; and Windsor-Addison, which includes Bethel, Hancock, Rochester, and Stockbridge, all have uncontested races for incumbent candidates this year.
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Oct 10, 2024 · The Bethel Town Meeting and Community Engagement Committee (TMCEC) has partnered with the Bethel Equity and Inclusion Committee (EIC) to facilitate hamlet conversations on residents’ experiences of crime and safety in the community.
Sports - The White River Valley Herald
Oct 3, 2024 · On Saturday, Oct. 5, the White River Valley Ladycats began their comeback of the season by winning against Randolph Union 2-1. Three days later on Tuesday, Oct. 8 the girls tied against Leland and Gray, 2-2 in double overtime.
Opinion - The White River Valley Herald
Oct 3, 2024 · I feel obliged to object to the false claims, misleading information, and half-truths contained in Joe Voci’s letter in the October 3 Herald (“Eye on GOP Ticket in Nov.”) Joe is correct that the statewide average property tax increase was 13.8%.
Politics - The White River Valley Herald
Oct 3, 2024 · Although elections are typically thought to be a race between two or more candidates, it doesn’t always happen that way in practice. Vermont house districts Rutland-11, which includes Pittsfield; Windsor-4, which includes Barnard and Pomfret; and Windsor-Addison, which includes Bethel, Hancock, Rochester, and Stockbridge, all have uncontested races for incumbent candidates this year.
Editorials - The White River Valley Herald
Sep 12, 2024 · About a year ago, a little newspaper—the Marion County Record—was the subject of an ill-considered raid by the local police. This week, just a few days shy of the anniversary, a special prosecutor has cleared the paper of wrongdoing and taken to task the police chief who initiated the raid, charging him with interference in the judicial process, according to
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