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Endorsed by Archbishop Schneider, Fr. Ripperger and Bishop Strickland, the simple format of this new apostolate requires pairs of men to go out though...

When Hippodrome 3R opens for the 2023 harness racing season in Trois-Rivieres, Quebec on Sunday, April 30, defending leading trainer Sylvain Tremblay says his stable is ready for another good season.

Windsor police have arrested four people after a two-month long investigation that lead to the seizure of three firearms and $60,000 worth of illegal drugs.

The Windsor Police Service and Windsor Police Services Board have doubled the reward to $40,000 for information leading to the arrest in the murders of a Windsor mother and her son.

Windsor police have doubled the reward for information on the murder of Debilleanne Williamson and her son, Brandon Rucker, who were killed 20 years ago today.

BENNINGTON — The ballot line-ups are set around the Southshire for the 2023 annual town meetings in March.

Sometimes it takes years of hard work and a little luck to make it to the top in any profession and, after just four years, that goal was reached by Quebec harness racing trainer Sylvain Tremblay.

BENNINGTON — Vermonters will head to town halls, schools and gymnasiums today to continue a tradition that goes back more than 200 years — Town Meeting Day — where residents

A Rhode Island man has been shot and killed outside a halfway house in Pawtucket. The Providence Journal reports 37-year-old Napoleon Andrade was killed at around 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Police didn’t identify the victim but the newspaper says Jay Chattelle, Pawtucket’s poet laureate, was among those who identified him. Chattelle said the two had grown up together and that Andrade... NBC Mar 5, 2019 OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma is exploring filing for bankruptcy as one of its op...

Vermont Town Votes to Overturn Governors COVID Restrictions The select board of the town of about 800 people along the Massachusetts border voted 3-2 Tuesday to "terminate the governors restrictions. Published January 1, 2021 • Updated on January 2, 2021 at 12:40 am The Vermont town of Stamford has voted to overturn in its community Gov. Phil Scotts emergency orders issued to protect the state during the COVID-19 pandemic. The select board of the town of about 800 people along th...