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.

4 days ago · KYLE PICKETT A local man who police say stole several firearms during a crime spree in late 2023 involving burglaries, stolen vehicles, police chases, and a standoff with police, now faces federal charges related to the case. Kyle Pickett, 30, who was last listed without a fixed address, but has family in Chelsea, was indicted

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.

Jan 23, 2025 · 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.

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Jan 16, 2025 · 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

Jan 9, 2025 · Orange County Sheriff George Contois speaks during a meeting in Chelsea in 2023. (Herald File / Darren Marcy) Orange County Sheriff George Contois said he’s prepared to do what it takes to get the Orange County Courthouse security contract back where he says it belongs. Calling the loss of the contract, “a coup,” in a

Nov 21, 2024 · Longtime Strafford correspondent John Freitag, center, joins Bob Eddy, left, and Tim Calabro during a question-and-answer session at the end of The Herald’s 150th anniversary event on Saturday. (Herald / Ben DeFlorio) Tim Calabro, editor and publisher of the White River Valley Herald in Randolph for the past 10 years, could only stand and smile

Sep 26, 2024 · The Green Mountain Care Board, which governs the budgets of all hospitals in Vermont, last week heard the results of a report on the state’s health care, which recommended significant cuts to the services at a number of those hospitals, including Gifford Medical Center—cuts that leaders at Gifford are calling “reckless.” The GMCB’s report, which was released September 18, detailed <a ...