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Rochester Elementary Fourth Graders Write Play with WRV Players’ Help. By Martha Slater | November 7, 2024. Rochester Elementary School teacher Andrew Fersch and his fourth-grade students, along with two members of the White River Valley Players, Justine Cavacas and Mian O’Dowd, have been working together on...
Outpouring of Support for Gifford - The White River Valley Herald
15 小时之前 · Blustering, whipping winds on Vermont State University’s Randolph Center campus Tuesday night did not stop hundreds of community members from gathering in Judd Hall for Gifford Health Care’s community forum. A report released in September recommended significant cuts to Gifford’s services, including in the emergency and OB/GYN departments. The report, written by consulting firm Oliver ...
Helali Wins High Bailiff As Write-In - The White River Valley Herald
3 小时之前 · A week after the general election, Chris Helali of Vershire was named winner of a contested write-in race for Orange County high bailiff. The state Canvassing Committee met in Montpelier this week and certified election results. Helali won with 2.5% of the vote. Tom Harty, who also waged a write-in campaign, received 1.62% of.
Appreciate Your Nurse Practicioners - The White River Valley Herald
13 小时之前 · Appreciate Your Nurse Practicioners. In 1965, Drs. Loretta Ford and Henry Silver developed the first nurse practitioner (NP) program. Almost 60 years later, more than 385,000 licensed NPs are practicing in the U.S. The NP role is steadily growing, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 46% increase in the number of NPs by 2031.
Opinion - The White River Valley Herald
1 天前 · The White River Unified District (WRUD) School Board has asked for community support for its proposal for a $3.8 million bond for school building improvements. The board has presented its building plans in a recent mailer to residents explaining the need for the various projects, the financing strategies, and taxpayer impacts.
Front Page - The White River Valley Herald
2024年10月10日 · By Tim Calabro. A presentation at the old Bethel Town Hall by Hilary Mullins, a local historian, gave an in-depth look into the lives of two prominent 19th-century Bethel residents, Sylvester and Mary Parker, through a set of journals the Parkers wrote between 1876 and 1920.
Communities - The White River Valley Herald - Herald of Randolph
2024年11月7日 · Quin-Town Senior Center News. Quin-Town is open for congregate meals on Wednesday at noon, with a game of bingo at 11:30 a.m. Reservations are required by calling the center (802-767-3763) 24 hours in advance. To-go orders can also be ordered. There is an answering machine, so feel free to leave a message.
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2024年11月7日 · By Jo Levasseur. The unofficial count for the White River Valley Unified District school bond stands at 743 yes to 753 no, with 12 left blank. Royalton’s Town Clerk Karmen Bascom explained that ballots from Bethel and Royalton are co-mingled before being counted at the SU office, since both towns are members of the school district.
High Bailiff Still Undecided as Clerks Count Write-Ins
2024年11月7日 · As of press time Wednesday afternoon, the outcome of the write-in race for Orange County High Bailiff was not yet a done deal. No candidates filed for office in time to appear on ballots, however two candidates, Tom Harty of Randolph and Chris Helali of Vershire, expressed interest in the role in the weeks leading up to Tuesday’s general election
Who We Are - The White River Valley Herald - Herald of Randolph
Herald staff 2019 (Photo by Ben DeFlorio) Welcome to The Herald! The White River Valley Herald, published weekly since 1874, covers towns in Orange, Windsor, Rutland, and Addison counties—the heart of Vermont. Our 16 core towns include: Barnard, Bethel, Braintree, Brookfield, Chelsea, Granville, Hancock, Pittsfield, Randolph, Rochester, Royalton, Sharon, Stockbridge, Strafford, Tunbridge ...
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