Illegal Dumping Trend Continues in Bethel
By Chris Costanzo
     More and more Bethel residents are becoming concerned over the growing trend of illegal dumping of solid waste in remote parts of the town. The illegal dumping sites have one attribute in common—they are off deserted segments of roads out of sight of any building or crowded area, where someone can s...
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Ketner Realizes Her Dream: Second Cup Café Re-Opens
By Chris Costanzo
     Bethel’s Rhonda Ketner is all smiles these days. After some delays, lots of paper work and bureaucratic hassles, she has now acquired the Second Cup Café in Bethel village.
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Ballroom Dance Club Kick-Off
With Free Dance Sat. Evening
     About five years ago, Irene Rich wanted to have ballroom dancing at Tony's Gym, which she owns. She tried to find a teacher, even contacting the U. S. Amateur Ballroom Dance Association in Burlington.
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Two Randolph Lego Teams Represent Vermont at Expo
     On Saturday, Dec. 2, the Green Mt. Lego Team and the Maple Lego Stars represented Vermont at the NH 2006 Nano Quest Expo sponsored by the Junior FIRST Lego League at the Hollis Brookline High School in Hollis, N.H.
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'Messiah Sing' Welcomes All
On New Year's Afternoon
     Come one, come all to a New Year’s Day "Messiah Sing" in Randolph on New Year's Day, where the listeners are the performers, and vice-versa.
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Calnan Named New Director
Of Rochester Rec Programs
By Martha Slater
     Justine ("JC") Calnan was recently named as the new director of programs for the Rochester Recreation Committee.
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Engineering Firm
Moves Downtown
     Matt Poirer has an easy view of the progress in Randolph of his engineering company, Sanborn Head & Associates.
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