In the old days, you could hear the horses hauling wagons laden with tents and good-smelling foods, carrying artisans, performers and animals to the long-awaited exhibition of everything the Green Mountain State had to offer. Vermonters and others still count down the days to the Vermont State Fair, and the four days of festivities planned Aug. 14-18 guarantee a bounty []

PITTSFORD Christopher Edward Richards, age 50, died Saturday, June 16, 2018, at his home in Pittsford. Mr. Richards was born in Rutland on Nov.

Harland W. Cashman, better known a s Cash, lived in Rutland, Vermont, and passed away on June 17, 2018, Father's Day. Cash was predeceased by his wife of 67 years, June.

PITTSFORD Gregory Lew Greg Sharrow, 68, died April 2, 2018, at his second home in Liberty, North Carolina, after a 12-month struggle with multiple myeloma, a form of bone marrow cancer. He is survived by his husband, Robert Hooker, their close friend and caregiver, Brian Moulton, both of Pittsford; daughters Madeline Sharrow, of Northfield, and Olivia Sharrow, of Burlington; stepdaughters []

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) Asian stocks were mixed Friday as investors were still wary over trade disputes between China and the U.S. as well as between the U.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) It was a flying frankfurter and not a foul ball that left a baseball fan with a black eye in Philadelphia.

The Turkish president is a dictator in all but name. Turkish voters should kick him out. The prospect of a triumphantly re-elected Recep Tayyip Erdogan armed with sweeping new presidential powers is deeply alarming to many Turks, but it is also a scary prospect for the international community.

It is time for an end to British collusion in what is already the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe, write 13 parliamentarians, trade unionists and others. The news that Saudi-backed government forces have begun an assault on the key Yemeni port of Hodeidah (Report, 19 June) is threatening disaster for the region and for the 8 million people in the war-torn country that are at risk of starvation. Saudi forces have launched this attack with the backing of the coalition, which is supported by the US and Britain.

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PRINCETON, Ind. (AP) A freight train derailed in southwestern Indiana and several train cars caught fire, forcing the evacuation of nearby homes while authorities monitored air quality Monday, officials said.

EL PASO, Texas (AP) Mayors of major U.S. cities who gathered Thursday at a holding facility for immigrant children at Texas' border with Mexico said President Trump has failed to address a humanitarian crisis of his own making with an executive order to halt the separation of minors as families are detained crossing the U.

Sef Scott, a student with Autism, defied expectations in a speech to his graduating class in Plano, Texas.

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