Monday, December 17, 2018
The Twin Valley Middle High School boys’ varsity basketball team. Left to right: Aaron Soskin, Jack Kehoe, Eric Bolognani, Finn Fisher, Dylan Howe, Jack McHale, Owen Grinold, Izaak Park, and Colin McHale. Photo by Chris Brown
The Sitzmark to Hogback trail is closed to riders this year.
A crew at work digging a new holding pond at the North Branch sewer plant in Dover. Wet weather delayed the completion of the pond, including the installation of the liner.
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WILMINGTON- Former Rep. David Larsen has released a memoir detailing the 10 years he spent in the Vermont House of Representatives.
Larsen will offer a discussion with selected readings from his book, “Small Town Rep, my personal and political journey to and through Vermont’s State House,” at...
WILDWOOD, MO- Peak Resorts, owners of Mount Snow, say the company is “well positioned” going into their busiest quarter.
The company held a...
December 13, 2018, 2:25 PM
WARDSBORO - On Tuesday evening, Windham Central Supervisory Union Superintendent Bill Anton gave a first preview of what might be ahead for the...
December 13, 2018, 2:22 PM
A crew at work digging a new holding pond at the North Branch sewer plant in Dover. Wet weather delayed the completion of the pond, including the installation of the liner.
By Lauren Harkawik
DOVER - The North Branch Fire District will hold a special meeting vote on Friday, December 14. Voters of the district may...
December 13, 2018, 2:02 PM
WILMINGTON- Former Rep. David Larsen has released a memoir detailing the 10 years he spent in the Vermont House of Representatives.
Larsen will offer a discussion with selected readings from his book, “Small Town Rep, my personal and political journey to and through Vermont’s State House,” at...
December 13, 2018
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December 13, 2018WILMINGTON- Former Rep. David Larsen has released a memoir detailing the 10 years he spent in the Vermont House of Representatives. Larsen will offer a discussion with selected readings from... -
December 13, 2018WILDWOOD, MO- Peak Resorts, owners of Mount Snow, say the company is “well positioned” going into their busiest quarter. The company held a conference call with investors on Wednesday, in... -
December 13, 2018WARDSBORO - On Tuesday evening, Windham Central Supervisory Union Superintendent Bill Anton gave a first preview of what might be ahead for the town’s school when he told community members that in...
Sports
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The Twin Valley Middle High School boys’ varsity basketball team. Left to right: Aaron Soskin, Jack Kehoe, Eric Bolognani, Finn Fisher, Dylan Howe, Jack McHale, Owen Grinold, Izaak Park, and Colin McHale. Photo by Chris BrownDecember 13, 2018WHITINGHAM- When the Twin Valley boys’ varsity team opens its 2018 season tonight at Proctor, the Phantoms may be a potential playoff opponent for the Wildcats later in the season. That’s... -
December 13, 2018WHITINGHAM- When the Twin Valley boys’ varsity team opens its 2018 season tonight at Proctor, the Phantoms may be a potential playoff opponent for the Wildcats later in the season. That’s... -
The Sitzmark to Hogback trail is closed to riders this year.December 13, 2018WILMINGTON- With Vermont’s snowmobile trails opening this weekend, the Deerfield Valley Stump Jumpers snowmobile club is advising riders of changes in trail access. The trail from the Hogback...
Features
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December 13, 2018“Uncivil Liberties: A Novel” by Bernie Lambek Rootstock Publishing, 2018 Kerry Pearson, a Montpelier high school girl, is found dead at the foot of a cliff in Mahady Park. A scrap of paper in her... -
December 13, 201810 years ago: Nearly two years after a disastrous winter without snow prompted an all-out economic development drive in the Deerfield Valley, the local economic outlook was looking better,...
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December 13, 2018WILMINGTON- Former Rep. David Larsen has released a memoir detailing the 10 years he spent in the Vermont House of Representatives. Larsen will offer a discussion with selected readings from...
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