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March 18, 2010  RSS feed

Aidan Melville, 9, of Roxbury won a first place finish in the Northern Vermont Council J6 Boys Race at Sugarbush. Aidan has been skiing since he was three years old and is presently in the third grade in Roxbury Village School. He’s also in his third year in the Green Mountain Valley Ski Club. Go Aidan! More...

Improvements Already Under Way Says Superintendent Northfield Elementary School has been listed as one of Vermont’s “persistently low-achieving schools,” according to a report which was issued by the Vermont Department of Education last week. More...

Northfield High's Play Director Mary Corrigan (Right) Leads part of the cast of "The Wiz" in a dance move as they rehearse for next week's performance. The annual spring musical features a huge cast of players and stagehands from both the Middle and High Schools. This year's musical,"The Wiz", will open with a 7 p.m. More...

The Principal of Montpelier Elementary School, Tim Franke, knows that the reason a child acts out in school may be hunger. “Students will be uncomfortable and when asked what is the trouble, may admit that they had not eaten that day or even the night before,” reported Tim Franke to the Hunger Council of Washington County last week. More...
WEST CHESTERFIELD, NH - Doris M. Dills Ingalls, 70, of Poor Road, died peacefully of natural causes at her residence early Saturday morning, March 6, 2010. She was born in Morganton, N.C. on August 23, 1939, the daughter of Allie and Muriel (Greene) Dills. More...
BETH JACOB SYNAGOGUE 10 Harrison St., Montpelier Contact: 229-9429 7 p.m. Friday, 9:45 a.m. Saturday Shabbat Services THE FISHERMEN MINISTRY, WALKING More...
DURING MARCH AROUND THE AREA Montpelier Ongoing, Sculpture Exhibit featuring the works of Leila Bandar, Kat Clear, Chris Curtis, David Tanych and Denis Versweyveld, Vermont Arts Council Sculpture Garden. Barre Through April 17 – Studio More...
An Evening with “Glee”
AT THE 27TH Annual PaleyFest in Beverly Hills last Saturday night, more than 1800 fans – breaking a record for largest audience ever – gathered for a evening with the cast and creative talents of the hit Fox comedy with music series, “Glee.” After winning Best Comedy at the Golden Globes and Best Ensemble Cast for a Comedy at the Screen Actors Awards earlier this year, the More...
Banning health care ads - Are you nuts?
SOME OF OUR esteemed legislators are at it again in Montpelier and this time its local newspapers who are going to take it in the shorts. More...
IN THIS UPDATE I will discuss my committee work and share some events and resources that may be of interest to you. Committee work: More...
TO THE EDITOR: THE NORTHFIELD NEWS RURAL VERMONt successfully lobbied for a bill in 2008 that legalized hemp in Vermont, but the commerical cultivation of hemp won't be possible here or elsewhere in the US until the federal government changes its drug policy. Why should we grow hemp? More...
Whose Over-alls?
MRS. MURPHY had a problem. There they were in her chowder, and even with the shouting, (and they shouted all the louder!) she must have had to start again. We all know that Potatoes would appear in that pot, that being the Irish starch that held “body and soul together”. More...
Walker Williams (in white with ball) of the WYSA (Williamstown Youth Sports Association) grade 5/6 Boy's "White" Team dribbles through three WYSA "Blue" Team defenders (from left, Brandon Carrier, Cody Waite, and Jenja Bell) as his WYSA "White" teammates MIchael Badger (#44) and Alex More...
125 Years Ago The Northfield News March 19, 1885 3 cents a copy/ $1.50 a year Geo. H Richmond, editor More...

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