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HOME >> Numbers at Yankee don’t tell full story Alred Blakey letter Published May 16, 2012 Jeffery C. Johnson Rites Service held for Jeffery Johnson. Published May 16, 2012 MONTPELIER — The undefeated Green Mountain Valley Schoolboys lacrosse team responded to Montpelier’s second-half surge with five fourth-quarter goals of its own to secure Tuesday’s 15-10 victory. Published May 16, 2012 Kurt Busch fined $50,000 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Kurt Busch was fined $50,000 by NASCAR on Tuesday for reckless driving on pit road at Darlington and a post-race altercation with Ryan Newman’s crew members. Published May 16, 2012 BOSTON — Josh Beckett redeemed himself less than a week after being booed off the mound, striking out a season-high nine as the Boston Red Sox shut out the Seattle Mariners 5-0 on Tuesday and extended their winning streak to five. Published May 16, 2012 NEW YORK — For the third straight series, the New York Rangers are basking in the glow of a 1-0 lead earned in the confines of “The World’s Most Famous Arena.” Published May 16, 2012 Oxford on the horizon The American-Canadian Tour runs to Maine on Sunday and the 3/8-mile Oxford Plains Speedway. Oxford is one of the cornerstones of ACT Late Model Tour racing and for two decades has been one of the showcase race tracks for the equal-terms rules platform the ACT president Tom Curley has designed for the region’s touring and weekly divisions. Published May 16, 2012 CHICAGO — Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose faces a recovery of eight months to a year from knee surgery. Published May 16, 2012 WASHINGTON — Brian McNamee testified Tuesday he saved medical waste after injecting Roger Clemens with steroids because his wife complained that McNamee was going to be the fall guy. Published May 16, 2012 Yankees place RHP Robertson on DL; recall Eppley Yankees place David Robertson on DL BALTIMORE — First Mariano Rivera, now David Robertson. The New York Yankees are running out of healthy pitchers to put in the closer’s role. Published May 16, 2012 Oxford on the horizon The American-Canadian Tour runs to Maine on Sunday and the 3/8-mile Oxford Plains Speedway. Oxford is one of the cornerstones of ACT Late Model Tour racing and for two decades has been one of the showcase race tracks for the equal-terms rules platform the ACT president Tom Curley has designed for the region’s touring and weekly divisions. Published May 16, 2012 (No heading) Hart lifts Oxbow; Bulldogs win again BRADFORD — Oxbow’s Meghan Hart scored on four occasions and tallied her 100th career goal as the Olympians punished Montpelier during Tuesday’s 20-3 girls lacrosse victory. Published May 16, 2012 Djokovic wins on the red clay of Rome ROME — Top-ranked Novak Djokovic made a solid return to red-clay courts, dominating Australian teenager Bernard Tomic 6-3, 6-3 Tuesday night to open his Italian Open title defense. Published May 16, 2012 BOSTON — Josh Beckett redeemed himself less than a week after being booed off the mound, striking out a season-high nine as the Boston Red Sox shut out the Seattle Mariners 5-0 on Tuesday and extended their winning streak to five. Published May 16, 2012 RICHMOND, Va. — VCU President Michael Rao announced Tuesday that the university Is leaving the Colonial Athletic Association and will join the Atlantic 10. Published May 16, 2012 CHICAGO — Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose faces a recovery of eight months to a year from knee surgery. Published May 16, 2012 Parrant propels Rice past Randolph GIRLS LACROSSE Published May 16, 2012 Harwood wins fifth straight match GIRLS TENNIS Published May 16, 2012 Hart reaches century mark for Oxbow girls lacrosse GIRLS LACROSSE Published May 16, 2012 (No heading) City police Published May 16, 2012 Convicted Rutland man described as victim too A Rutland man convicted of stealing more than $300,000 was himself the victim of a scam, federal prosecutors say. Published May 16, 2012 CVPS is seeking a temporary rate increase to cover damage from Tropical Storm Irene. Published May 16, 2012 Displays celebrate bridge’s history Public displays telling the story of the old Lake Champlain Bridge have been installed at each end of the new span that connects New York and Vermont. Published May 16, 2012 Arrest made in sale of axles A Brandon man who tried to sell a truckload of axles at a scrap yard in Rutland is facing a criminal charge after the owner of the parts reported them stolen, according to state police. Published May 16, 2012 City police focus on mission The Rutland City Police Department has been focusing on its goals. Published May 16, 2012 Woman accused of new crime following jury verdict A Rutland woman convicted earlier this month of selling drugs is behind bars on new charges. Published May 16, 2012 Danby defeats budgets in round two of voting DANBY — A rainy day did not keep voters from the polls as residents came out in droves to defeat the town’s municipal budget and narrowly defeat the education spending plan for secondary students in a second round of voting. Published May 16, 2012 The developers of a proposed wind project in the county did not get much support from West Rutland residents. Published May 16, 2012 Montpelier school board readying new measuring stick The Montpelier School Board is meeting tonight to discuss the school district's progress in moving to a new teaching standard. Published May 16, 2012 MIDDLESEX — In his 30 years as state archivist, Gregory Sanford has moved from a windowless cubicle in the basement of a Vermont state office building in Montpelier to a modern office attached to a warehouse full of documents six miles away in Middlesex. Published May 16, 2012 |
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