WCAX.COM Local Vermont News, Weather and Sports-End of an Era: Marselis Parsons Retires
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Longtime news director Marselis Parsons will step away from the anchor desk for the final time on Thursday, October 15. Click here for all the details and to see how you can post your own retirement message for Marselis. More>>
Celebrate Marselis' retirement with a laugh! Here are some of the funniest Marselis moments from his 40 years on TV. More>>
Marselis shares more of his favorite stories on his last night behind the anchor desk before his retirement. More>>
Marselis Parsons shares another favorite story as his retirement approaches. This time it's a look at life after death. More>>
Marselis Parsons shares another one of his favorite stories as he counts down the days to his retirement. It's a report he did from the celebration for freed hostage William Keough in 1981. More>>
Marselis looks back at his favorites stories in the past 40 years. We start with the release of 52 American hostages from Iran, including the former Burlington School Superintendent Bill Keough. More>>
After hosting the Sunday Morning show "You Can Quote Me", Marselis was a guest on the show Sunday. He looked back at his 42 years at Channel 3 News. More>>
Tonight we bid farewell to Marselis Parsons as he enters retirement after 42 years at Channel 3. So what will he do away from the anchor desk? One local woman has some ideas. More>>
CBS News Anchor Bob Schieffer wishes Marselis well in his retirement. More>>
Artist Dug Nap updates the message in his Marselis greeting card in honor of the anchor's retirement. More>>
Former WCAX Reporter and Photographer Jack LaDuke encourages Marselis to seek out new challenges. More>>
Marselis' daughter Susan Parsons shares an anecdote about her dad. More>>
Former WCAX Reporter Wadi Sawabini shares a secret about Marselis. More>>
According to Gov. Jim Douglas, Marselis has been reporting for a lot longer than most people realized... More>>
"The Hot Dog Lady" Lois Podoky says Marselis has always seemed to really care about his community. More>>
Former Vermont Governor Madeleine Kunin remembers Marselis as a man with tough questions. More>>
Former WCAX Reporter Will Mikell congratulates Marselis on his retirement and his great sense of humor. More>>
Sen. Patrick Leahy says Marselis has done Vermont a service. More>>
Actor Luis Guzman implores Marselis to reconsider his retirement. More>>
Nectar's founder Nectar Rorris remembers when he and Marselis were both new in their respective businesses. More>>
Former WCAX Reporter Tim Lewis offers some words of advice to Marselis for his retirement. More>>
Former WCAX Sports Director J.J. Cioffi sends warm wishes to Marselis from Palm Springs. More>>
Former Vermont Governor Phil Hoff wishes Marselis well in his retirement. More>>
Former WCAX Reporter Natalie Borrok Harder remembers days in the newsroom with Marselis as his retirement approaches. More>>
Sen. Bernie Sanders sees more work in Marselis Parsons' future-- despite his pending retirement. More>>
Former UVM basketball coach and popular radio personality Tom Brennan tells retiring anchor Marselis Parsons he's always welcome back. More>>
Rusty Dewees, aka "The Logger," bids a poetic farewell to Marselis Parsons. More>>
Rep. Peter Welch salutes Marselis Parsons as the longtime anchor's retirement nears. More>>
Former WCAX Sports Director Tony Adams congratulates Marselis Parsons on his retirement. More>>
Former Vermont Governor Howard Dean on how Marselis Parsons changed WCAX. More>>
Sera Congi, who was Marselis Parsons' first co-anchor on the Channel 3 News at 6 p.m., sends farewell wishes to Marselis as his retirement approaches. More>>
WCAX President and General Manager Peter Martin bids farewell to Marselis Parsons as the longtime anchor nears retirement. More>>
Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry's fame bid farewell to Marselis Parsons as his retirement approaches. More>>
