Concerns about surging COVID-19 hospitalizations have prompted Cheshire Medical Center in Keene to join the list of hospitals postponing some elective surgeries, pleading with patients to avoid the emergency room if possible, or begging people to get vaccines and boosters.
WINDSOR, Vt. — A 59-year-old woman from Rockingham was killed and two more were injured Tuesday afternoon in a wrong-way crash with a suspected DUI driver on Interstate 91 in Windsor, police said.
CHESTER, Vt. — The Two Rivers Supervisory Union Superintendent Lauren Fierman announced at the Nov. 18 Green Mountain Unified School District Board meeting, that the schools will not run the snow sports program this year. Also, as budget talks are about to start in early December, the board …
CHESTER, Vt. — The Chester Selectboard heard updates on several town projects, were given an update on a few upcoming additions to the budget, and listened to a presentation by Springfield Regional Development Corp on increasing workforce participation in the area during the Nov. 17 meeting.
After months of being available for high-risk populations, COVID-19 booster shots have gotten the green light for all adults, federal health officials announced Friday.
This year we were very fortunate to have so many unforgettable performances from some incredible athletes and teams. The list of players for this honor was extremely l… Read more
For the second consecutive year, the annual Capital Area Holiday Tournament has been canceled. Read more
CLAREMONT — What a year it has been. We have gone from a time with no fans allowed at some events to stadiums packed with people cheering on their teams for state cham… Read more
CASTLETON, Vt. — In a game where offense was aplenty, defensive plays were crucial in the annual North-South All-Star football game, making its return on Saturday, fol… Read more
The annual North-South Senior All-Star Football Game returns to the gridiron after a year’s absence with the state’s top senior football players meeting on Saturday, N… Read more
Eunice (Collins) Proper NEWPORT — Eunice A. (Collins) Proper, … Read more
Paul “Pud” Smith CHARLESTOWN — Paul Wendell “Pud” Smith, 80, C… Read more
Kathryn (Montefusco) Chartier NEWPORT — Kathryn Marie (Montefu… Read more
Ginger King CLAREMONT — Ginger King, 73, of Claremont, New Ham… Read more
Sally J. Michaud UNITY — Sally J. Michaud, 70, of Unity, New H… Read more
Nancy L. Norris CLAREMONT — Nancy L. Norris, 70, of Claremont,… Read more
Rita (Fortune) Smith SUNAPEE — Rita Christina (Fortune) Smith … Read more
Kenneth Ramsay BROOMFIELD, Colo. — Kenneth Ramsay, 78, of Broo… Read more
Gail C. Poland CHARLESTOWN — Gail C. Poland, 81, of Charlestow… Read more
Barry E. Wade Sr. CROYDON — Barry Edward Wade Sr., of Croydon,… Read more
Dexter O. Collins Jr. GEORGES MILLS — Dexter O. Collins Jr., 9… Read more
Cheryl (Santos) Fernald GOSHEN — Cheryl (Santos) Fernald, 54, … Read more
CHARLESTOWN — The Charlestown Heritage and Historic District Commission, with the permission of the Cemetery Trustees, recently installed a new memorial marker in Forest Hill Cemetery for Tower Hill. Read more
LUDLOW, Vt. — Two Ludlow businesses were presented with the Duke DaLoose Foundation Award for Excellence for 2021 on Tuesday, Nov. 19. Read more
Hi everyone. I hope that everyone have a wonderful thanksgiving. Did you get to visit with friends and family. The days are colder, gets dark much earlier and snow is just around the corner. We are open every Monday thru Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. We are also open Tuesday and Thursday even… Read more
Due to the recent increase in COVID-19 transmission, and in keeping with state and federal public health guidance, masks are again required when visiting the Springfield Senior Center. Thank you for helping us protect our community. Read more
CLAREMONT — The proposed redistricting plan for the New Hampshire House would give only one Sullivan County community its own state representative and combine communities into districts that could pose new challenges to representation and campaigning, according to some local legislators.
Vermonters have until Dec. 20 to comment on a draft of the state’s Comprehensive Energy Plan.
Community Action Agencies say the Public Utilities Commission’s recent decision to reject an ambitious energy efficiency plan is having an immediate impact on some of the programs that low and moderate-income Granite Staters use to keep their homes warmer.
This is what the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus had to say about shopping local this holiday season: Read more
As part of never-ending efforts to deal with this pandemic, it may be time to embrace the Stockdale Paradox. Read more
If the past few years have taught me anything, it is that the foundations of our democracy have sadly become more and more often seen as obstacles that need to be ignored, or worse, discarded for the sake of temporary political wins. Read more
This is what the Rutland Herald had to say about Thanksgiving and the turkey’s place among other national symbols: Read more
People often hear the word “trauma,” but do we know what it looks like? And how do we respond in a sensitive and informed way to someone experiencing trauma? Read more
Mirabel is extraordinary, in that when it comes to her family, she is totally normal.
We consumers can use our voices to advocate for quieter cities, streets, and communities. Take, for instance, the matter of leaf blowers.
“American Comics: A History” by Jeremy Dauber, c. 2021, W. W. Norton & Company.
We had two seed catalogs in the mail the other day. You can’t help but start planning for next year’s crops, even though we just barely stopped picking the summer crops here. Looking back on the last couple of years, it isn’t all that unusual to be picking the crops in the hoophouses well in…
Ready to shop! Every time I turn on the radio or open a newspaper, there are articles about supply-chain issues. Even the reliable old U.S. Postal Service is saying deliveries may well be delayed. So share some garden produce this year or shop at a local, family-owned business when you can.
Mirabel is extraordinary, in that when it comes to her family, she is totally normal.
Mirabel is extraordinary, in that when it comes to her family, she is totally normal. Read more
We had two seed catalogs in the mail the other day. You can’t help but start planning for next year’s crops, even though we just barely stopped picking the summer crops here. Looking back on the last couple of years, it isn’t all that unusual to be picking the crops in the hoophouses well in… Read more
Ready to shop! Every time I turn on the radio or open a newspaper, there are articles about supply-chain issues. Even the reliable old U.S. Postal Service is saying deliveries may well be delayed. So share some garden produce this year or shop at a local, family-owned business when you can. Read more
On Sunday, Nov. 14, a birder reported seeing a western kingbird in Dover. Read more
Come winter, after the bears have retreated to their cold weather dens, many backyard bird enthusiasts hang feeders to attract — and nourish — avian visitors. Birds need more than a supplemental food source, however. Whether they are roosting, feeding, selecting a nest location, or flying fr… Read more
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