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Golf Recreational Hole-in-one Mike West recorded his third hole-in-one on Nov.
Classes at King Arthur's Baking Education Center in Norwich, Vt., may include making pizza in a traditional brick oven.
Goodbye Avi & Celia; hello Hey Mama
The music was going well for the roots duo Avi & Celia, but once guitarist Avi Salloway and vocalist Celia Woodsmith added a couple of musicians to their group, they started having problems with the math.
Nought 101: Colleges plan for direct loans, as VSAC holds its breath
VSAC's fate remains in abeyance, as D.C. focuses on health care and student-aid reform takes a back seat.
NORTHFIELD - Long time Norwich University spokesman and English professor George R. Turner died Thursday at his North field home.
York students have power and flour to help area food pantries
The lesson of the morning was bread making, and the teacher was Paula Gray of King Arthur Flour.
The Best Baguette in the Upper Valley
Kaplan is yet another creative academic who has plunged deeply into a subject that had hitherto not been explored in a formal, methodical way, and he has brought insight and understanding to it - and in the process helped to move breadmaking in France in the direction of its previous heights.
Former NBC chief spurs $18 M in giving to college
A fundraising campaign led by a former president of the NBC television network has raised more than $18 million for Vermont's Norwich University.
Authors read banned books as part of 1st Amendment salute
Author Galway Kinnell delivers a reading from "Some Advice To Those Who Will Serve Time in Prison," published in 1949 by Nazim Hikmet, at An Evening Without...Giving Voice To The Silenced, sponsored by The American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont and PEN New England at the Norwich Congregational Church in Norwich on Wednesday night.
Authors, banned books part of 1st Amendment salute
"The Grapes of Wrath" was labeled vulgar and pornographic, a dangerous depiction of class hatred.
High enrollment, donations help Norwich stay on track
Officials at Norwich University say the nation's oldest private military institution will have plenty to celebrate when alumni flock to the Northfield campus for homecoming festivities next weekend.
Norwich football enters new era
The Norwich University football team begin its first season in the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference today with a major void at running back.
Arts Preview: Coming events in arts and entertainment
Concert a benefit for fuel assistance NORTHFIELD - Area classical musicians will reunite to help their neighbors with fuel assistance, tonight at 7.30 p.m., at St Mary's Episcopal Church on Main Street.
Continue reading "Buckeye Peanut Butter-Fudge Cake goes well with a little football"
Buckeye Peanut Butter-Fudge Cake tastes as good as it looks. Go, Bucks! What better way to celebrate Ohio State's football-season opener on Saturday, Sept.
Tribute to the Flour King: 24 hours in Vermont
Time, the retiree's pay, allows for all sorts of aberrant behavior. Wonderful things happen as we spend our "time currency"; things not a part of our working lives, like reading the entire morning paper, taking a nap when we want to, and watching Red Sox TV on a Thursday afternoon.
Consider what it's like for the tens of thousands of U.S. combat veterans who recently returned from Iraq or Afghanistan and are now entering college.