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The 2023 State journey for Estes Park High School (EPHS) Marching Band was marked by challenges, resilience, and an outstanding performance. This experience began with a snowstorm and a power outage. The band adapted to an altered competition format, ultimately clinching a well-deserved third place finish. Congratulations to the EPHS Marching Band for their remarkable achievement! The […]
The 2021-22 Vermont winter high school sports season gets going on Friday, Dec. 10, and the local teams will be busy for the next couple of weeks before the holiday break. As was the case last season, COVID-19 protocols will be in effect. According to guidance from the Vermont ...
Bellows Falls, the state Division II football champions, put their stamp on the 20th North-South All-Star game on Nov. 20 at Castleton University’s Dave Wolk Stadium. The South won the game, 39-35, as BF quarterback Jonathan Terry ran in the winning touchdown on a 7-yard keeper with 2:39 left ...
AstraZeneca Vaccine The New Nation Dr Mohammad Didare Alam Muhsin : Scientists' hard work began to bring success in making COVID-19 vaccines within a year of the onset of the pandemic. Notable among the vaccines that have already been approved for mass inoculation in various countries so far are: Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, Moderna-NIAID vaccine, Oxford-Astrazeneca vaccine, Johnson & Johnson (J&J) vaccine, Sinopharm-Beijing vaccine, Sinovac vaccine and Sputnik V vaccine. Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are based on synthetic m-RNA encoding for the coronavirus spike protein. AstraZene...
“There’s lots of history here, but it was time to let go.” The Cunningham family’s roots runs deep on the site. Out behind their FasGas station, the original log cabin still stands where founder George Cunningham built the business under the Imperial Oil banner in 1923. The roof caved during snowfall last winter, but the thick walls remain as stout testament to the family’s long-time commitment to their business. And the records are all still there in grease-stained bound volumes, including an entry in October 1925, when a Mr. Colin Campbell traded two chickens for a gallon of ga...