Times Argus

3 days ago | timesargus.com | Eric Blaisdell

The following is a sampling of calls to Barre City police in recent days:A vehicle struck a utility pole at Currier Park. Injuries were reported. On North Main Street, an encampment was reported. A lost German shepherd was reported on Tremont Street. Drug activity was reported on Blackwell Street. An assault was reported on North Main Street. Drug activity was reported at Highgate Apartments. Property was found on Route 62. A person was yelling at cars on West Street.

3 days ago | timesargus.com | Eric Blaisdell

PLAINFIELD — Officials on all sides agree better communication is needed after the outcome of a crash, where a town worker was seriously injured, left town officials unimpressed. Following the flooding seen last July, a town worker was fixing up East Hill Road in a backhoe when the piece of town equipment was struck by a vehicle driven by Bryant Hallock.

4 days ago | timesargus.com | David Delcore

BARRE — There was no “rising Tide” when there should have been on Saturday, but the fact that Spaulding High School’s Class of 2025 graduated sitting down mattered to absolutely no one. Not the graduates who were supposed to be standing when Superintendent JoAn Canning finally instructed them to move their tassels from right to left during a 70-minute ceremony held on A.G. Pendo Memorial Field. Not their families and friends who filled the bleachers and spilled out on to the sun-soaked field.

4 days ago | timesargus.com | David Delcore

WILLIAMSTOWN — A class with “sass for miles” graduated all smiles beneath a huge tent pitched in a corner of the playing fields behind what is now their old school Friday evening. By all accounts, Williamstown's Class of 2025 — all 33 of them — will be missed. So, said Principal Gerry Hudak, who spoke of “milestones” and “memories” in his opening remarks, while making some parting requests of the soon-to-be-graduates all seated on the stage behind him.

1 week ago | timesargus.com | David Delcore

BARRE — If you asked students who strode across the stage at the Barre Municipal Auditorium on Wednesday night how they spell “success,” it wouldn’t have been at all surprising if the most common answer was: “C-V-C-C.”Those four letters got a workout Wednesday night when the Central Vermont Career Center held its year-ending awards ceremony in central Vermont’s most storied gymnasium.