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January 3, 2008  RSS feed
Can you dig it?
The recent dumping of snow in the last week may have been a bother for shovelers, but it proved to be just the thing for snowmachiners, skiers and other outdoor enthusiasts. More...
Heavy Snow Hampers New Year’s Eve Ritual In Strafford
By John Freitag

Between 50-75 people turned up on the common in Strafford for the annual New Years Eve midnight run. More...

 Community News
• Strafford Man Pleads Innocent To Poisoning Neighbors’ Dogs
James Bailey, 63, of Pennock Road in Strafford pleaded innocent to cruelty to animals for allegedly poisoning local dogs. He was arraigned Dec. 19 at Vermont District Court in Chelsea. More...
• Crisis Is Feared ‘Shareheat’ Has $92,000 Match
• article has image Town Hall Renovation a Priority
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 Arts
• Tunbridge Library Talk On
Granite Workers Is Jan. 10
Vermont historian John Johnson will give a slide talk on "The Granite Workers of Barre" Thursday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. at the Tunbridge Public Library. Refreshments will follow this free Winter Evenings program hosted by the library. More...
• article has image Woody Guthrie Tribute Is Jan. 13
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 Sports
• Lady Phoenix Improve to 4-0
On December 20, the Lady Phoenix hosted Cabot. It was close after the first quarter but TSA held a 7-4 lead. Annie McRay and Erin Kinnarney accounted for the scoring. More...
• Lady Royals Seek Balance
• Randolph Hockey
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 Calendar
• Theater Calendar
Thursday, Jan. 3-Sunday, Jan. 13
Calendar submissions should arrive at least one week in advance of the intended publication date. Mail entries to The Herald of Randolph, P.O. Box 309, Randolph, VT, 05060; or fax them to 728-9275 or to news@ourherald.com. More...
• Nightlife Calendar
• Movies Calendar
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 People
• Old Letters Were a Slice of Civil War History
About 20 years ago, Margaret Trask was asked to clean up all the old papers in her cousin's house in East Barnard and throw them away. Her cousin was entering a nursing home. The house was overflowing and needed to be emptied out. More...
• RUHS Student Is Fundraising For People-to-People Trip
• article has image Chelsea Vet Likes Her New Home
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 Columns
• PSB Head Explains Why FairPoint
Bid Rejected
The Vermont Public Service Board last week released its long-awaited order on the request by FairPoint Communication to acquire all of Verizon More...
• Terry Marotta: Maybe I’m Amazed
• The Mess in Iraq, Iran, and Kurdistan
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 Editorials
• Let’s Reconsider!
Vermont has an unusual provision in its laws that allows voters in various towns to think twice. Sometimes that provision is nothing but a headache for town officials More...
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