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MANCHESTER — A downtown footbridge over the West Branch of the Battenkill took a leap forward Thursday evening with a $250,000 challenge grant from the Drunsic family foundation.
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BENNINGTON - Youth football is back in Bennington. The Mount Anthony Youth Athletic Association (MAYAA) began practice for its three teams this week.
Burr and Burton snowboarder Addi McDermott had a great season on the slopes for the Bulldogs, placing second overall in the hunt for the indiv…
Burr and Burton snowboarder Griff McFayden earned the overall individual state champion in the 2020-2021 season with a best-run of 268 in the …
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The old adage about cats and missing canaries must have occurred to House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi while she was attempting to assemble a bipartisan committee to look into the storming of the Capitol Building on Jan. 6.
To the Editor: Postmaster General DeJoy seems bent on destroying the United States Postal System.
To the Shires Community:
To the editor: Residents of Richville Road, concerned about the perceived “aesthetics” of a …
To the Editor: Upon reading your recent article about the lack of workers in the service ind…
To the Editor: Your article regarding the proposed solar project on Richville Road in Manche…
April 22 was Earth Day, but if you ask many advocates for the environment and climate action…
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In a winter when most Americans could use a good news story to lift their patriotic spirits, we find one unfolding.
When he takes the oath of office today, Joseph R. Biden will become the 46th president of the United States of America. President Biden entered the race for the White House endeavoring to restore the “soul” of America, and he now has his work cut out for him.
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