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August 21, 2003  RSS feed
The Walls Come Tumblin' Down
By some time today, engineers promised, all the 1911 bricks anybody wants will be there for the taking at the site of the former Randolph Elementary School. More...
The Secretary of State's Primer On Vermont Open Meeting Laws

On Aug. 11, The Herald submitted 34 questions to the Brookfield Selectboard related to its oversight of the town More...

 Arts
• New Exhibit About WPA in Vermont
The T.W. Wood Gallery & Arts Center at 36 College St. in Montpelier will host an exhibition entitled "The New Deal: The WPA in Vermont," from Aug. 26-Oct. 19. An opening reception will take place Friday, Aug. 29 from 5-7 p.m. More...
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• Central Vt. Chamber Music Fest Will Host Final Week of Events
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 Calendar
• Theater Calendar for
Thursday, Aug. 21
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, Attn: Calendar, P.O. More...
• Nightlife Calendar for
• Movies Calendar for
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 People
• Out of a Storefront, Competing with Giants
In a business increasingly dominated by giants, Jeremy Lesniak is trying to prove that people still like to shop in a downtown storefront. More...
• Robinson Finishes Year in Italy
• article has image Wheelchair Art Debuts in Montpelier
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 Letters
• Old Church Is Worth Saving
I write to thank you for the article in the Aug. 7 edition of the Herald regarding the restoration project at the East Braintree Church. Again, reporter Sandy Cooch, has stated facts in an interesting style which captures her reader More...
• Bkfield. Meeting Well-Reported
• Old Fable Applies To Local Politics
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 Editorials
• Open Government
The Herald's investigation into the Brookfield Selectboard's management of its highway department might have been less contentious if the town's minutes were in better shape. More...
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