Therapeutic Horseback Riding Group to Form
     There will be a meeting Thursday, Dec. 14 from 5-7 p.m. at the Gifford Medical Center Conference Room for anyone who is interested in helping to create a therapeutic horseback riding program in the Randolph area.
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Good Turnout for Hearing On Amendment to Interchange Plan
     About 40 people attended the Nov. 27 hearing to discuss the proposed amendment to the Royalton Town plan regarding Route 107 and the Waterman Rd.
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Hancock Students Tell It Like it is (for Bugs)
     Valley residents are reminded that the students of the Hancock School will present their winter musical show, "Goin
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Conflict of Interest Ordinance
     To Become Effective in Jan.
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'The Year's Happiest Event' Begins Another Fifty Years
     Randolph Center's Carol Sing began its second 50 years with the largest attendance ever Sunday night at Lake Champagne rec hall. The benches and picnic tables were crowded with families gathered for the one community event which is open to everyone.
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More than 100 People Tour Historic Red Lion Inn
     More than 100 people toured the old Red Lion Inn building on Merchants Row in Randolph Saturday, the last chance to see the historic old building before renovation.
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Big Traffic Jam for Flu Shots
     Vermont elders, overall a good-humored and stoical lot, are not prone to complain.
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All of Me
     Gifford's Industrial and Occupational Health Coordinator, Ann Mather, proves she is up to the task of measuring Jason LaRocque's full height. Mather and respiratory therapist Derek van Gulden visited the East Randolph Fire Department recently to assess the volunteer staff.
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Quick-Adapting Cowboy
     Five-year-old Titien Tolbert and his two-year-old brother Cobalt have lost no time getting the hang of American traditions since moving to Randolph from France this fall. Above, they make an easy transition from Pére Noël to Santa Claus as they take advantage of the Randolph PTA
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