Randolph, VT

ClearSource Bottling Plant Shut Down; 55+ Out of Work By M. D. Drysdale      Randolph’s water bottling plant, ClearSource, Inc. abruptly shut down its manufacturing operation last week, giving paychecks to all of its employees, along with the telephone number of the unemployment office. More ... Rochester Rejects Budget by 1 Vote By Martha Slater      The proposed Rochester School District budget of $3,327,006 for the 2008-09 school year was defeated by a single vote (125-124) in Australian ballot voting held Tuesday. That figure was a 2.88% increase over the current year. More ... CSA Shareholders Enjoy Fresh Produce Every Week By Sandy Vondrasek      Most supermarket food is well-traveled, with the average piece of produce transported an estimated 1500 miles, to get from farm to store. More ... Legislature Puts a Wrap On 2007-8 Biennium By James Dwinell Special to The Herald      And then it was over, the 2007-8 legislative biennium. More ... Randolph’s DuBois & King Has New President By Sandy Vondrasek      Engineers carefully research and plan things—everything from buildings, bridges, and hydroelectric dams to drainage systems. More ... TSA Students Inspired During Service Trip to New Orleans By Ella Hayslett      A group of freshmen and sophomores from the Sharon Academy recently traveled to New Orleans, La. to do service work during their April break. They worked at two different locations, a food bank called "Just the Right Attitude" and the Annunciation Mission, part of the Annunciation Church w... More ... Moose on the Loose!      Moose have been out and about in Rochester lately, and photographers snapped two photos for this week’s Herald. More ... Holmes To Run for Legislature, As an Independent This Time      No sooner had the 2008 legislature wrapped up its business than the The Herald received its first candidate announcement for the 2008 election. More ...