Tim Calabro is a journalist for the Herald Of Randolph, focusing on local news in Myrhorod. With a passion for community reporting, Tim covers a range of topics including events, local government, human interest stories, and community initiatives. His articles aim to keep residents informed and engaged in the happenings of their town.
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By: Tim Calabro
The Randolph Rotary Club fêted its 100-year anniversary during its annual awards dinner at Grant Camp on Saturday night. During the event, the club also announced its annual Citizen of the Year Award, bestowing the honor on Paul Rea for his countless contributions to Randolph. After some mingling time with an open bar and a dinner of steak and lobster,
Michael Costa will join Gifford Health Care as president and chief executive officer on Oct. 14, Gifford’s Board of Directors announced today. Costa will succeed Dan Bennett, who will retire from the role Oct. 11. “Michael is a great fit for Gifford and our supportive, community-focused culture,” said Gifford Board Vice Chair Megan Cicio, who led the board’s CEO search […]
Gifford Health Care’s board announced last week that Michael Costa will take over the role of CEO in mid-October, after Dan Bennett retires following his eight-year tenure. Costa has a career filled with experience in Vermont health care—one that has seen the system from several different vantage points. He is currently the CEO of Northern Counties Health Care, based in […]
By: Chris Farnsworth, Tim Calabro
The 76-year-old singer-songwriter, who is being treated for leukemia, is preparing to move to New Orleans. He'll leave behind a legacy of teaching and tunes.
Every two years the gazebo outside Floral Hall at the Tunbridge World’s Fair briefly becomes the focal point of Vermont politics as Waterbury radio station WDEV hosts its political debates. After an interview with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Esther Charlestin (Gov. Phil Scott didn’t come to Tunbridge this year), the two, major-party candidates for the state’s number-two seat squared off with […]
The popularity of various events and activities at the Tunbridge Fairgrounds have waxed and waned over the fair’s more-thancentury and-a-half history, but the agricultural roots have always been plain to see. Over the past decade, a generation of teamsters have become mainstays at the fair—some not yet in their teens, showing and competing alongside those in their 40s or 50s
About 70 years ago, Maurice Castagner was quite the ballplayer and he’s got the box scores, photographs, and newspaper clippings to catalogue an amateur baseball career that took him from North Tunbridge to the South Pacific and back again. In his youth, Castagner found himself overseas with the United States Air Force competing against other armed forces teams and playing
A project to rehabilitate and renovate the historic Snowsville Hotel is kicking off thanks to a federal village revitalization program called the Village Trust Initiative, which recently chose a slate of seven Vermont projects. The hotel building, now owned by Keegan Haupt, was erected in the 1840s or 1850s and served as a spot for weary travelers to rest their […]
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. Preserved for over a century, the journals offer a detailed account of daily life, social customs, and
On a sunny Friday afternoon, board members of the Chelsea Health Center inaugurated a new memorial tree park and walking path on the health center property. During a short ceremony, David Savidge explained how the idea for a memorial park inspired the board to appoint a dedicated committee, five-members strong, to bring the vision to life. Over many monthly meetings, […]
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