At Home to Middle East: Vermont Law and Graduate School Students, Faculty Shine. January 30, 2025. Vermont Law and Graduate School students and faculty continue leading through experiential learning, making significant contributions at national and international conferences.

Strafford—On Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025, Hazel Linton Lewis, 102, one of Strafford’s most beloved citizens, passed away at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H. Hazel was born in Corinth, Vt. on February 20, 1922, the daughter of George and Beatrice (Miles) Linton.

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2025年1月23日 · Gifford Health Care announced this week a major change in the management of its Strode Independent Living facility. According to Gifford CEO Michael Costa, the organization will entrust its operations at the Randolph Center independent living home to Distinctive Living, a management company that specializes in running similar homes.

The Randolph Area Community Development Corporation celebrated its 31st annual meeting Friday evening by honoring local leaders whose contributions have strengthened the town’s community and economy.

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1 天前 · A plan to install banners in honor of local veterans met resistance at recent Randolph Selectboard meetings, as legal concerns and town policies forced a delay that left advocates frustrated. Supporters of the Hometown Heroes Banner program, a national initiative in which communities install banners on public streets to honor military service members, had expected …

1 天前 · Governor Scott and his team have proposed a bold overhaul of our school funding and delivery system in response to a property-tax crisis that led last year to almost a third of school budgets being voted down and this past election’s seismic change in the make-up of the legislature. What is important to note is

2025年1月16日 · The Vermont legislative session is off and running after re-convening last week. As of Tuesday, there were already 40 bills proposed, five of them by White River Valley representatives. Here’s The Herald’s rundown of activity from the local delegation. In the House, Rep. Jim Harrison (R, Rutland-11) sponsored H.16, a bill to repeal the Affordable

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