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September 24, 2009  RSS feed
The Life Uncertain
Living with M.S.
"MS does not define who I am, but it surely is along for the ride" —Pauline Garner More...
Town Clerk, School Board Disagree in Granville
By Martha Slater

Granville’s town clerk and school treasurer Kathy Werner informed the town’s school board early last week that she will not sign a loan agreement that had been approved by the Granville School Board at its September 2 meeting. More...

 Arts
• article has image SafeArt Performances Come to Chandler Oct. 2
Tess Holbrook, at front, Bridget Sturthers, left, and Ali Palin, front right, rehearse sketches with Tracy Penfield, back right, for a SafeArt show that will open in Chandler October 2. (Herald / Tim Calabro) More...
• VSO Green Room Program Brings Students To ‘Made in Vermont Music Festival’ Concert
• Area Artists’ Work Needed for Artwalk
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 Calendar
• Exhibits Calendar
Thursday, Sept. 24-Sunday, Oct. 4 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. Gifford Med. Ctr. Gallery 44 So. More...
• Happenings Calendar
• Movies Calendar
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 Obituaries
• Anna G. Hill
Bethel—Anna G. Hill, 80, a lifelong Bethel resident, died Wednesday evening, Sept. 16, 2009, at Gifford Medical Center in Randolph. She was born April 13, 1929 in Bethel, the daughter of Ralph and Laura (Call) Gerrish. She attended Bethel schools and graduated from Whitcomb High School in 1947. She married Alfred Hill November 27, 1948 in Bethel. More...
• Louis David Elmore
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 Letters
• Treasurer Won’t
Allow Big Loan Last week it was stated in The Herald that the Granville School District treasurer agreed with the school board to take a loan for the amount of $205,800. This would have been the largest amount this district has ever borrowed on a tax anticipation note. I would like to further add what was discussed at this September meeting. More...
• Israel Must Pay For Occupation
• Better Jobs Are Badly Needed
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 Columns
• To Consolidate Your Power: Find an Outer Enemy
If you look around the world, just about every country that needs one has an external “enemy”. It’s hard to say when this phenomenon started, but it certainly is true. For a lot of obvious reasons, certain countries really feel that they can’t survive without one. It probably started with the tribal societies of the first homo sapiens. More...
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 Cartoons
• article has image "Poco Loco"
A cartoon by Scott Wood. Reach him at hamiltonwood@yahoo.com. More...
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 Editorials
• Exit 4: The Next Step
Last week’s vote on Exit 4 zoning in Randolph was gratifying in its demonstration that people do care about town issues. More...
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 Classifieds
• Employment
Opportunities RESPONSIBLE ADULT NEEDED to care for a child with multiple disabilities for after school hours (1:15-6 p.m.). Only serious inquiries. 728-3039. lo UPPER VALLEY Services is looking for an understanding person to provide one-on-one support for a 27-year-old woman, 3 hours weekly. More...
• Area Services
• Articles For Sale
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