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August 15, 2002  RSS feed
Braintree Dairy Farmer In Big Expansion
The new dairy system at Circle Saw Farm in Braintree is the key to the Simpson family staying in farming, keeping milk production high, and making life easier. More...
Lippitt Morgan Show This Weekend At Fairgrounds

To own a Morgan horse is to love, quite unabashedly, a Morgan. You don More...

 Sports
• A Transistor Baseball Junkie Pays Tribute to Ned Martin
I lost an old friend a short while ago. Odd as it may sound, we never met. He had no idea I even existed and for years, I had no idea what he looked like. More...
• article has image Sideline Chatter: A Test of Commitment
• The Royal Lipizzans
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 Calendar
• Theater Calendar for
Thursday, Aug. 8, 2002-
Sunday, Aug. 18, 2002
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
• Movies Calendar for
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 People
• RUHS Grad's Back in Town
Having Released a New CD
The artist listed on the CD cover is "The Reverend Nathan Brady Crain," but the members of his 1988 class at Randolph Union High School just knew him as Brady. More...
• Joseph McCormack of Bethel Changed Teaching of Math
• Multilingual RUHS Grad Tries Releasing His Own Music CD
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 Letters
• Concerned About Truck Traffic
I am writing as a concerned resident of Randolph Center. My fiancé and I have just built a new house on Rand Road, adjacent to Rogers Road. I am very concerned about the truck traffic that Vt. Pure wants to put on Rogers Road and Route 66. More...
• Review Board Has Well-Defined Job
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 Columns
• The Great Escape: A Primer for Beginners
When my kids were teenagers, spending the day at the Great Escape was the height of fun for a summer day. After just a two-hour drive, we could be transported to a land where gravity was defied, speed was disregarded, and motion sickness was a way of life More...
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 Editorials
• Village Victimized
Unless an arsonist is caught in East Brookfield pretty soon, the Valley News newspaper out of West Lebanon is going to owe that little village a big apology. More...
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