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July 2, 2009
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For Fouth of July! More...

Jesse and Jinny Sammis brought a "sketch plan" of their proposed development of the 172 acres they own west of I-89 and on either side of Route 66 for a "pre-application" consultation with Randolph Development Review Board last Tuesday. More...

The Menig Extended Care Facility was honored last Friday by receiving two awards and $22,000 from the state—for the fifth consecutive year. More...

A 67-year-old New Hampshire woman was killed in a two-car crash on Route 110 in North Tunbridge Saturday, according to state police in Royalton. More...

Since the town of Braintree has now agreed with Randolph on how much they owe for fire protection services, Randolph selectmen decided last week to respond in kind. More...
on $3.2 Million Upgrade
With almost $3 million received or promised—money raised in the midst of a tough recession—the Chandler Center for the Arts broke ground Saturday for a $3.2-million renovation and expansion of the 101-year-old, town-owned building. More...
For Vt. Stars Hockey
Erin Easton, daughter of Paul and Andrea Easton of Randolph, recently tried out for and made The Vermont Stars u14 Girls Hockey Team. More...
Calendar submissions should arrive at least one week in advance of the intended publication date. Mail entries to The Herald of Randolph, P.O. Box 309, Randolph, VT, 05060; or fax them to 728-9275 or to news@ourherald.com. More...
RANDOLPH—David H. Sprague, 75, a lifelong Randolph resident, died Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at his home. More...
Hannah Becker of Randolph, newly graduated from RUHS, began work at The Herald of Randolph this week as a news intern. More...
Hello, My name is Duana Gosselin. I live in Bradenton, Florida and it’s nice here. More...
Russ and I spent the last week on vacation in Maine. We clambered over rocks next to the ocean, ate ice cream on the wharf, read, lounged in front of the fireplace, satisfied any food craving that we had, and never combed our hair or concerned ourselves with the clothing we had on. More...
It is simply amazing that in the current financial environment, the folks at Chandler have been able to raise nearly $3 million to update the building for the next 100 years. More...

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