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Tunbridge Woman, 24, Dies of Malaria After Third Visit to Africa
A 24-year-old Tunbridge woman who loved Africa and had recently returned from her third trip there, died suddenly of malaria on Saturday. More...
Dedication at WRV Ambulance Flagpole Honors Volunteer

There were a few tears to mingle with the raindrops that misted down from the pewter colored sky as a small crowd of family members and friends of the late William Schaefer gathered Friday morning, Nov. 10, to dedicate an impressive new flagpole set in an engraved granite monument base in front of the White River Valley Ambulance building on Rte. 12 in Bethel. More...

 Sports
• Dick Tracy’s Sideline Chatter: Let the Games Begin!
Soccer champions have been crowned. We've seen our last days of Indian Summer. Deer season's opening day has come and gone. And now there's familiar, after-school echoes ringing through the corridors of Randolph Union High, Whitcomb, Chelsea, Rochester, and South Royalton. More...
• Braintree’s Mint Henk Is 2nd in New England Race
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 Calendar
• Theater Calendar for Thursday, November 16- Sunday, November 26, 2000
Submissions for this calendar should arrive at least one week in advance of the intended publication date. Mail your entries to The Herald of Randolph, P.O. Box 309, Randolph, VT, 05060, Attn: Calendar; or fax to 728-9275. More...
• Nightlife Calendar for Thursday, November 16- Sunday, November 26, 2000
• Movies Calendar for Thursday, November 16- Sunday, November 26, 2000
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 People
• Ware Awarded Green Mt. Scholarship
Katie Ware, daughter of James and Diane Ware of Tunbridge, has been awarded a $5,500 Green Mountain State Scholarship from Saint Michael More...
• Ryans Find Adventure in the ‘Wild West’
• RUHS Student Finds Brazil is a Very Different Place
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 Letters
• Asthma Doesn't Mix With Smoking
For anyone who has ever wanted to give up smoking, the Great American Smokeout day on Nov. 16 presents a great opportunity. Smokers can seize the moment and join with Americans all over the country who would like to stop smoking. More...
• Dwyer Tapped Into Pool of Frustration
• Once Again, Voters Didn’t ‘Choose Life’
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 Columns
• Sen. Cheryl Rivers— The Honor and Privilege of Running
I am humbled and gratified that the people of Windsor County have given me the honor and privilege of serving them as their State Senator for the next two years. My determination to work hard to advance the issues we care about has been renewed during the course of the campaign. More...
• Terry Marotta: Stories We Remember When All Else Is Forgotten
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 Editorials
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