Sunday Jul 5 | Rutland Herald
Killington festival opens with American music
The Killington Music Festival, one a a number of particularly fine summer chamber music schools in Vermont, opened its 27th season, Friday at Killington Resort, with an impressive faculty performance of American music.
North Country Gets Federal Funds for Drug Fight
Some New York counties are getting federal funding to help in their fight against drugs.
Court consolidation given cold shoulder
Skeptics grill panel at luncheon Members of the Franklin and Grand Isle bar associations are skeptical about a process aimed at cutting costs in the state's judicial system.
Careers: Movers and shapers in the business world
Bill Young, executive director of Maple Leaf Farm is announced that Libby Kennedy was hired as an assessment counselor.
Vermont is getting a big pile of federal money to improve a pair of border crossings.
Area schools listed for corrective action
MVU, City School show AYP improvement ST. ALBANS - The Vermont Department of Education this week released its annual Adequate Yearly Progress data on Vermont schools.
Maitland case still a mystery after 5 years
Five years ago Thursday, 17-year-old Brianna Maitland of Franklin finished up her shift as a dishwasher at the Black Lantern restaurant in Montgomery, climbed into her green 1985 Oldsmobile sedan and drove away.
Living briefs: VSO musicians to perform in area schools
The Vermont Symphony Orchestra's "DrumShtick" Percussion Trio will visit Malletts Bay School and Porters Point Elementary School Wednesday in Colchester.
This could be the best possible resolution of a very old mystery or the worst, depending on your bent.
Vt. Lawmakers Want Maximum Retail Milk Price
"The goal of this bill is to help Vermont consumers in a time of real crisis," said Sen.
Trash haulers upset about new surcharge
Trash haulers from all over Windham County came to a special meeting at the Windham Solid Waste Management District office Thursday to find out why they are being asked to make up a projected shortfall in the ...
Weather Rapport: Winter everywhere
The snow is going to be a little deeper in the Champlain Valley than first thought, according to the latest forecasts, issued late this afternoon by the National Weather Service in South Burlington.
Sponsored links
Get Franklin, VT contractors estimates Fast quotes from pre-screened contractors
Best local coupons in Franklin
Find a local Lawyer through Lawyers.com