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HOMETOWN: Jericho's Trudy Anderson is the talk of Williston
Visit the library, the Williston Town Offices or just casually walk the sidewalks and you may hear the community rave about Trudy Anderson's art installation recently hung in the sanctuary at The Williston Federated Church.
New Headquarters for 86th Brigade
When the 86th Infantry Brigade returns from Afghanistan the soldiers will have a new training facility in Jericho.
For college, pure energy 2,000 feet deep
Drilling on campus Courtesy photo The drills being used at Champlain College's Perry Hall will bore three holes 6 to 8 inches in diameter deep beneath the 2.3-acre lot, down 2,000 feet, through several layers of sedimentary rock.
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Multiple Thefts - Information Requested
Vermont State Police are investigating numerous thefts from vehicles in the Bolton/Jericho area.
Vt Guard to build new training center in Jericho
The Vermont National Guard on Thursday will break ground on a training facility at the Ethan Allen Firing Range in Jericho, Guard officials said.
Hometown: Fun in the sun at Bayside Park in Colchester
The ground was still moist and spongy from the recent rain, but kids of all ages came out to play at Bayside Park in Colchester on June 16.
Vehicle break-ins reported in Bolton, Jericho
Vermont State Police are investigating numerous thefts from unlocked vehicles in the Bolton and Jericho areas.
Area quilters named winners at Vermont Quilt Festival
Lisa Souza of Jericho received the Exceptional Merit award for her miniature quilt; Noah Patullo of Burlington was named a blue ribbon winner; and Cheryl Heneveld of Enosburg Falls and Beth Giard of Williston were named red ribbon winners at the 33rd Vermont Quilt Festival contest and show held in June at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex ...
My Turn: It's politicians on wrong side of history
Instead of taking the NEA to task and further polarizing the tensions in our school district while exploiting his role, Rep.
JERICHO - This is a story about the family Vogelmann, father and son. They're next-door neighbors.
Guard Brigade Prepares In Vt. For Afghan Mission
Jun 19, 2009 6:54 pm US/Eastern WILSON RING, Associated Press Writer JERICHO, Vt.
Hometown: Father, sons raise giant pumpkins in Jericho
Last fall, John and Kerry Young and their sons, Parker, 14, and Andrew, 13, of Jericho floated on Lake Champlain in their giant pumpkins to raise money for charity in the Giant Pumpkin Regatta.
Environmentally friendly buildings have become a growing trend in recent years, and now one house in Vermont is hoping to be certified as the greenest home in America.
Chrissy Reyome and Joe Codling are engaged to be married. She is the daughter of Richard and Suzanne Reyome of Underhill.
Rita Hanley of Essex has seen a lot of parades in her 91 years. She saw one more Monday - by chance.
Tax breaks on efficiency improvements
As temperatures soar toward hot summer levels, Vermonters probably aren't thinking much about drafts, insulation and efficient furnaces.
Scholarship helps older college students blossom
When Colleen Cobb received her diploma at the University of Vermont last week, she felt as though she had to pinch herself, because it all seemed unreal.
Police Highlight 5 Cases For Missing Children's Day
Monday marks National Missing Children's Day, prompting Vermont State Police to highlight five cases of missing Vermont children.
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