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May 19, 2005  RSS feed
Proposed Apartment House Upsets the Neighbors
The Randolph Development Review Board (DRB) faced two opposite sets of expectations Tuesday night as it handled an application from Kevin Blakeman of Sharon, who proposes to build a nine-unit apartment or condominium building on Sunset Hill Road. More...
Tourism Dept. Creates

Vermont will celebrate its first Cultural Heritage Month from May 28 to June 27, and state tourism officials say they hope it will raise the profile of the wide range of events and attractions Vermont has to offer in addition to beautiful scenery. More...

 Arts
• Bigtown Gallery Grand Opening On Open Studio Weekend
The Bigtown Gallery in Rochester will host a reception Saturday, May 28 from 5-8 p.m. to celebrate the grand opening of its new location. The new gallery space, which will take the entire ground floor level of 99 North Main St. More...
• Movie Review— ‘Sahara’ Is, Improbable Even for a Movie
• article has image ‘Fire Organ’ Demonstrated Jacobson’s New Film
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 Sports
• 120-Mile M’cycle Ride,
Benefits Vt. Veterans
The 13th annual Vermont Thunder Ride
On one level, the annual Memorial weekend event is a pleasant outing on "some of the nicest motorcycling roads in the country," according to Charlie Amico of Bethel, a founder of the ride. More...
• Sideline Chatter: Playing at the College Level
• article has image Gal Ghosts Pick Up
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 Calendar
• Theater Calendar for Thursday, May 19– Sunday, May 29
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 Thursday, May 19– Sunday, May 29
• Movies Calendar for Thursday, May 19– Sunday, May 29
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 People
• Randolph High School Grad
Accepts New UCC Position
Forty three years after graduating from high school in Randolph, Richard Osborn is returning, as an employee of the Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ, which recently built its headquarters here. More...
• Seventh Graders Recognized
• VTC Confers Master Teacher Award on Business Professor
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 Letters
• Sweet Spirit At REECH Event
Three cheers for REECH and hats off to Clara Jobes for organizing one of the best sleepers on the Randolph music scene last Tuesday night, May 10, at the luscious new space of the Baptist Fellowship. More...
• More Volunteers Will Be Needed
• Forestry Questions Are Important
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 Columns
• Michelle Kennedy: I Want To Be a Barbie
Shuffling my bare feet along the cold kitchen floor one abnormally bright and sunny Sunday morning More...
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