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Man charged with stealing Frost papers and cards and selling them
A 42-year-old Vermont man is in jail on charges he stole original papers and cards written by the poet Robert Frost and received more than $20,000 for them.
Northern Stage Presents M.Butterfly 215-34
Based on a true story that shocked the world, the Pulitzer-nominated drama M. Butterfly takes audiences from Paris to Beijing and back again.
Students bake up a service project
Donating is very important to the Clinton Middle School. We try to donate to those in need or give back to our community as much as possible.
Funeral services for Amos C. Ticehurst, 89, who died Feb. 4, 2012 at the Brookside Nursing Home, after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease, was held Feb.
No Criminal Charges For Hartford Police
By Gwen Stanley Standard Correspondent QUECHEE - Attorney General William Sorrell's office last Friday released decisions in two separate incidences involving the Hartford Police and the question of excessive use of force; one incident took place in Quechee and one in White River Junction.
Sanders is pushing Congress to help ease financial pressure on the U.S. Postal service - hoping that will help avoid 200-thousand layoffs -- and the closure of thousands of mail facilities across the country - including the mail center in White River Junction.
Remember when cell phones first came out? I'd be on the lift and my main concern was scoping out a good fall line through the trees and where the good snow might be on the cruisers.
New solar tracker dealer for northwestern and central Vermont
The first public event at a hotel that is more than a year away from opening will take place the... A new government map gives gardeners in many parts of the nation a chance to turn over a new leaf... AllEarth Renewables, based in Williston, has reached an agreement with Building Energy to install the company's AllSunTracker solar electric system ... (more)
Sen. Sanders: Postal Layoffs Would Be 'Patently Insane'
By Eric Francis Standard Correspondent WHITE RIVER JUNCTION - Although a formal decision has been pushed back until May, it is clear that the Postal Service would like to close Vermont's largest mail processing facility, which is out behind the White River Junction post office on Sykes Avenue, as part of a "radical network realignment" plan ... (more)
Hartford Selectboard To Meet About Quechee Covered Bridge Tonight
Hartford's Selectboard will meet tonight at 6 p.m. at the Bugbee Center at 262 N Main St in White River Junction to decide whether the issue of the Quechee Covered Bridge will be on the ballot at Town Meeting.
Matt Sutkoski: Quick storm mostly missing Vermont
Last night, we got another one of our quick hit, light snows, with a dusting to an inch coming down in most places in Vermont.
Northern Stage Opens 'Les Liaisons Dangereuses,' 118
From the novel that was so scandalous that it was even banned in France for a time - banned in France for being too sexy! - comes Christopher Hampton 's wonderfully wicked and funny play Les Liaisons Dangereuses .
Medicare Services Provided by Cardiologists in the United States: 1999-2008 [Original Articles]
From the Section of Cardiology, Heart and Vascular Center , Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH; The Dartmouth Institute for Health Care Policy and Clinical Practice , Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, NH; and the VA Outcomes Group , White River Junction, VT.