Don Thompson of Claremont came to buy a parking lot Saturday morning located at the intersection of Main and Sunapee streets, one of the busiest intersections in Sullivan County. More...
The recent vote to close the Rutland Regional Medical Center’s inpatient rehabilitation department is unlikely to put a strain on the remaining two Vermont units, including Mount Ascutney Hospital in Windsor. More...
The end of session committees of conference process can be rough and tumble business. Or, it can be so collegial and low key that a conference committee meeting feels like a chat amongst friends. You never know. More...
Tom Sullivan, right, a former employee at LaValley's, congratulates Gerry and Harold LaValley for their 50 years in business in Newport on Saturday. All the LaValley's stores celebrated the 50th anniversary Saturday. PAUL HOWE PHOTO More...
WASHINGTON — Another bad month for the U.S. job market is lengthening the list of perils facing the global economy. American employers added only 69,000 jobs in May, the fewest in a year and not even close to what economists expected. More...
CHICAGO — Doctors have successfully dropped the first “smart bomb” on breast cancer, using a drug to deliver a toxic payload to tumor cells while leaving healthy ones alone. More...
CASA GRANDE, ARIZ. — An Arizona sheriff says five bodies found burned beyond recognition inside the shell of a charred SUV are likely the result of drug cartel violence. More...
MONTPELIER — A former Vermont pharmacist will perform 180 hours of community service and pay $617 in restitution but has avoided jail time in a plea agreement to drug possession charges. More...
BRENTWOOD, N.H. — An arrest warrant has been issued for a former Salem, N.H., photography studio owner who stiffed hundreds of newlyweds out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. More...
DEAR ABBY: I’m divorced with a young son. My ex-husband and I share joint custody, and for the most part it has worked well. My problem is that my ex is very bitter about our divorce and the fact I have moved on with my life. More...
DEAR DOCTOR K: For years, my pernicious anemia was misdiagnosed as depression. Now that I have an accurate diagnosis, I’d like to learn more about my condition. More...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! MONDAY, JUNE 4, 2012 — You’ll be developing several new, significant friendships with a number of people in the year ahead. Chances are you will all find that you have a lot in common, regardless of any age differences. More...
MIAMI — George Zimmerman, the former neighborhood watch volunteer charged with murder in the killing of Trayvon Martin, surrendered to police yesterday and was booked into a central Florida jail two days after his bond was revoked. More...
The recent use of seclusion rooms within Springfield schools has led concerned parents to organize a special forum this week to better learn about the latest Vermont statute regarding use of restraint. More...
MONTPELIER — After applying for a waiver for flexibility from the Bush-era No Child Left Behind law, Vermont has changed its mind and will not pursue the application, saying the waiver and socalled flexibility are not as flexible as officials h More...
I ncreasing the number of college graduates is a top-of-the-mind goal for public policy makers. Most agree that more education translates into more employment opportunity and so the focus on degree attainment is a worthy one. More...
Long before Oliver Twist’s mother abandoned her newborn son at an orphanage and then died in the opening of Charles Dickens’s novel, societies struggled with the reality that some parents are in no position to raise a child and know it. More...
What if, instead of debating whether partisans will put the country’s interests ahead of their own or find reasons to move beyond the gridlock in which they have mired Congress, Washington surmounted the political system and put someone above i More...
Dems meet SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Town Democratic Committee will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, June 4, at the HCRS building, 390 River St., in Springfield. On the agenda will be planning for upcoming events. More...
CLAREMONT — After losing in the quarterfinals of the Division III tournament in each of the past two seasons, the Stevens softball team was determined to turn things around this year. More...
SUNAPEE — Troy Fowler didn’t expect to get a chance to swing when he stepped into the batter’s box during the seventh inning of yesterday’s Division IV quarterfinal. More...
MEET OF CHAMPIONS Local athletes were represented well during yesterday’s Meet of Champions at Londonderry High School. Newport’s Elyse Rubchinuk and Stevens’ Romario Bailey each tallied wins. More...