Vermont Leaders Take Action to Protect Healthcare Workers
In a win for healthcare workers and patients across the state of Vermont, Act S.36 passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on February 10th and has been referred to the Committee on Health and Welfare for review.
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Cathedral junior Jasmine Day-Cox scored 19 points to lead four Panthers in double figures as the tournament’s top seed improved to 20-3. click for more
Matt Dupuis rolled four strikes and a spare in four frames to lead the Generals to a sweep of the best-of-three Baker format games to decide the championship against the Thunder, which beat Pittsfield for the Berkshire County Championship a couple of weeks ago. click for more
Jamie Duquette scored 27 points, including the 1,000th of her career, to lead the Pittsfield girls basketball team to a 72-67 win over Stoneham in the Division 3 State Tournament on Thursday night. click for more
Andrew Robitaille rolled three strikes in the 10th frame to give the Thunder a 213-210 win over Pittsfield in the fifth and deciding game of their best-of-7 Baker format game in the county final. click for more