Saturday, 6/13/09
NEWS:
Close Call for Tunbridge 8th-Graders at Shootout
Tunbridge -- A last-minute change of itinerary was all that kept a group of Tunbridge Central School eighth-graders away from National Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington on Wednesday when a gunman opened fire at the door, killing a security guard. See full story
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SPORTS:
Woodstock Man Bicycling for Cancer Research
Woodstock -- The jersey Woodstock's Tom Weschler plans to wear later this summer won't have his name on it, but it will possess many others. See full story
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CLOSE-UP:
‘Tales From the Blue Pedal Car'
In his daily work, Scott Knoerlein prizes precision. He makes custom cabinets in his South Strafford workshop, a vocation that has occupied most of his wage earning life. See full story
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EDITORIAL:
Punishing Pease
Public Needs More Information
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That was a strange noodle-lashing the Vermont Judicial Conduct Board administered to Orange County Assistant Judge Prudence Pease last week. In effect, the board said that the side judge had erred seriously enough to require undergoing a remedial course in judicial ethics, but not so seriously that the public would be let in on the substance of the matter. See full story
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For complete story, see today's Valley News
NEWS: At Thetford, the Theme Is Service
Thetford -- In a senior class full of multi-taskers, one of Thetford Academy's 75 graduates celebrated commencement and homecoming last night.
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NEWS: More than Half of Mascoma's Grads Head to College
West Canaan -- Standing before a crowd of several hundred arrayed on the field of Mascoma Valley Regional High School yesterday evening, social studies teacher Michael Carr handed down a few words of wisdom to the Class of 2009.
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NEWS: Former Cornish Resident Convcted
Boston -- The man who called himself Clark Rockefeller claimed he was delusional and communicating telepathically with his 7-year-old daughter, who was telling him she was in danger.
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NEWS: In Hartford, a Casual Conversation Irks Union
Hartford -- With municipalities throughout the state and country searching for ways to save money, a brief conversation that a Selectman said was motivated by his efforts to cut costs drew the ire of some firefighters earlier this week.
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