#Rutland herald archive

The e-Edition is searchable back to 2010. The web version is searchable back to 1995, although there is a per-article cost to retrieve archived records. You need to register with an email (or username) and a password.

Free access to the Rutland Herald web version and e-Edition is available to patrons using library computers.The Free Press and the Herald are available to Vermonters through up to the present, with a one-month delay for the Free Press and slightly longer for the Herald. The Department of Libraries and the Vermont State Archives and Records Administration make available to Vermont residents without charge (information here, scroll down).Updated daily, it includes obituaries, editorials, announcements, sports, real estate, and other sections. Rutland Herald ( to current): For use from in the library onlyįind full-text articles on local news, issues, events, people and much more from current and archived issues of the Rutland Herald. Rutland Herald ( to current): External use only

#Rutland herald archive

The library subscribes to Newsbank, which maintains a text archive of the paper from :.There are several ways to access Rutland Herald articles through the library: Joseph Academy, Proctor High School, West Rutland and Mill River Union High School. The Rutland Historical Society and the library have partnered to make the Rutland High School yearbooks from 1930-2012 available, along with Mount St.