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September 21, 2006  RSS feed
Tunbridge World's Fair Has Best Weekend Ever
"I'm in a state of euphoria," was the cogent comment of Euclid Farnham, president of the Tunbridge World's Fair, after last weekend's 135th annual celebration. More...
Board Hires Project Manager For $10-Million RUHS Renovation
By Sandy Cooch

The Randolph Union High School Board agreed last Wednesday to hire a part-time "project coordinator/manager" with extensive construction experience to help move a $10-million school repair proposal out of a protracted planning stage and towards a bond vote. More...

 Community News
• Many Republicans Could've Voted Twice
Town clerks in both Randolph and Brookfield picked out an oddity in last Tuesday's Republican primary for state representative. More...
• SoRo High School Students Help Others at Tunbridge Fair
• Medieval Archery Competition In Brookfield This Saturday
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 Sports
• Two Losses For Whitcomb Boys
Coming onto the field after their first loss of the season the Whitcomb boys were hoping for the best but instead they got the Royal flush when the D-III South Royalton Royals came to Bethel Tuesday afternoon and won. More...
• SoRo Girls Win vs Rochester
• Boys’ Soccer
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 Calendar
• Theater Calendar for
Thursday, Sept. 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
• article has image Official Thanks From the Selectboard
The Randolph selectboard took official notice last week of the civic project that has been quietly pursued all summer by John and Ruth Lutz, who live at the top of Sand Hill in the village. More...
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 Letters
• Level Heads Worth Voting For
We in the Herald readership area are fortunate to have two experienced public servants running for office in Montpelier: Stephen Webster for the Senate from the Orange district, and David Ainsworth for the House from Royalton-Tunbridge. More...
• Stop Appeasing The President
• Hardworking
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 Editorials
• Surprising Talk
Recent conversations with the Republican candidates for the U. S. House and Senate made it clear that President Bush's Iraq policy worries them as much as it does Democrats. More...
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