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Focus on conservative credentials puts Mitt Romney in least favorable spotlight
Perhaps the best thing Mitt Romney has going for him in his continuing quest for the Republican presidential nomination is that, evidently, not enough people like Newt Gingrich, think Rick Santorum has the leadership ability, or share the spectrum of Ron Paul’s views to coalesce around any of them. Perhaps the worst thing is that the campaign is being perpetuated by a battle over conservative credentials, not the turnaround skills former businessman and governor believes distinguish him from the field.
Transfiguration: New Yorker examines life of face transplant recipient Dallas Wiens
Unflappable seems a good way to describe Dr. Bohdan Pomahac, the bold young surgeon who has successfully completed four face transplants at ...
The Facebook & Brightcove IPOs, and what they tell us about Boston
By Scott Kirsner, Globe Columnist Sunday's Globe column took a...
Vermont news
Vt. working on plan to restore spruce grouse
A group of state and private scientists and biologists are working on a new plan to increase the population of the spruce grouse in Vermont, considered to be endangered in the state. (AP, 10:28 a.m.)
Vt. agency says Irene had lessons for new climate
A new report by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources says flooding from Tropical Storm Irene shows the state needs to be better prepared for future flooding. (AP, 9:48 a.m.)
Police arrest man in Vt. pharmacy robbery
Police have arrested a man on charges of robbing a pharmacy in Vermont. State police and the Rutland County Sheriff's Department arrested 42-year-old Christopher McCarthy late Saturday in connection with the robbery of a West Rutland Rite Aid Pharmacy. (AP, 8:18 a.m.)
More robins showing up in Vt.
Some robins have always wintered in Vermont -- but they're doing so in greater numbers than normal this season. (AP, 7:58 a.m.)
3 arrested in Vt. hotel drug bust
Three people have been arrested after police said they found thousands of dollars of drugs and a gun in a Vermont hotel room. (AP, 7:38 a.m.)
Change in leadership at Vt. elementary school
There's been a change in leadership at a Vermont elementary school. The Bennington Banner reports ( http://bit.ly/xlCuxk ) the school district superintendent says Donna Cauley is serving as acting administrator on a temporary basis at Monument Elementary School, instead of principal Brian Crego. Cauley is assistant principal at Bennington Elementary. (AP, 7:28 a.m.)
Vt man due in court in Robert Frost theft case
A 42-year-old Vermont man is due in court to answer charges he stole original papers and cards written by the poet Robert Frost and received more than $20,000 for them. (AP, 4:38 a.m.)
Vt senator says he'll press power line purchase
A key Vermont lawmaker says he'll press on in his bid to get the state to look at purchasing a 51 percent ownership stake in its high-tension power transmission grid. (AP, 4:18 a.m.)
Advocates work to protect rattlesnakes in Vt.
Every year from spring to fall, David Fedor-Cunningham stands ready to help his neighbors in western Rutland County clear their property of potentially lethal timber rattlesnakes. (Associated Press, 2/12/12)
Vt drug store robbery suspect nabbed
Sheriff's deputies in Vermont say they've arrested a suspect in an armed robbery at a West Rutland pharmacy. (AP, 2/12/12)
Vt mulls adoption of health insurance exchange
Vermont lawmakers will decide this winter how their state will design a health insurance exchange. (AP, 2/12/12)
Vt hospital gets $35k for breast cancer awareness
The hospital in the Vermont town of Randolph is going to use a $35,000 grant to help promote breast cancer awareness. (AP, 2/12/12)
Vt. independent college chiefs bristle at Obama
Some of the leaders of Vermont's independent colleges didn't appreciate President Barack Obama's recent comments about the need for colleges and universities to keep their costs down. (AP, 2/12/12)
UNH 1, Merrimack 1, OT
New Hampshire and Merrimack skated away with a tie after both teams failed to score in the third period and overtime to break a 1-1 stalemate. (AP, 2/12/12)
Vt renewable energy group: expand state support
A Vermont renewable energy industry group is calling for the state to expand the amount of power Vermont gets from generators paid above-market prices set by the state. (AP, 2/12/12)
Winning numbers drawn in 'Hot Lotto' game
The winning numbers in Saturday evening's drawing of the "Hot Lotto" game were: 07-16-20-24-25, Hot Ball: 3 (AP, 2/12/12)
Winning numbers drawn in 'Hot Lotto' game
The winning numbers in Saturday evening's drawing of the "Hot Lotto" game were: 07-16-20-24-25, Hot Ball: 3 (AP, 2/11/12)
Mass. snowboarder dies after fall at Vt. resort
Officials say a 29-year-old Massachusetts man has died after hitting a tree while snowboarding at a Vermont ski resort. (AP, 2/11/12)
Questions raised over gun NH boy used in school
A teen who shot himself in the face in a crowded elementary school cafeteria in southwestern New Hampshire had residents Saturday asking how he got a gun into school and expressing concern for his classmates. (AP, 2/11/12)
Vt. high court orders bail hearing in murder case
The Vermont Supreme Court has ordered a lower court judge to consider new evidence and hold a new bail hearing for a 21-year-old man charged with his killing his girlfriend's 1-year-old daughter. (AP, 2/11/12)
AG mum on Vt. Yankee appeal; profs say he will
Attorney General William Sorrell isn't saying whether he'll appeal a federal judge's decision rejecting the state's bid to close the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant, but three Vermont Law School professors are predicting he will, and one of them says it's imperative. (AP, 2/11/12)
NJ man seeks to have Vt land used as Mormon center
A man who tried for seven years to build a gift shop and delicatessen near the Vermont birthplace of Joseph Smith now wants to sell the land to a Mormon historical society that would build a museum and hospitality center. (AP, 2/11/12)