Courtesy Nathan Mostroeni, Sotheby’s International Realty A home on Trailside Drive in Killington was listed for $2.49 million on Nov. 20, just after a home on Trailsdie Drive broke a record in Killington, when it sold for $3.75 million. […]
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Killington Resort and Great Gulf pledge $700K to support workforce housing
By Brooke Geery A $700,000 check was presentedto the Town of Killington by Killington Resort in partnership with Great Gulf at the community update Oct. 19. KILLINGTON—Killington Resort in partnership with Great Gulf announced it will donate a total […]
‘Iconic’ the new vision for Killington Village
By Polly Mikula The K-1 Lodge provided ample space, great acoustics and a stunning backdrop for this year’s Killington Community Update held Oct. 19. By Polly Mikula Great Gulf bought the rights and permitted plans to develop […]
The Fox U.S. Open of Mountain Biking whips into Killington for three days of competition.
Killington receives $18.4m USDA loan for Killington Road
By Polly Mikula On Monday, Sept. 18, Killington Town Manager Michael Ramsey, received a letter approving the town for an $18,394,000 loan from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The letter was titled “FY23 Killington Forward – Killington […]
Great Gulf purchases resort land for development
$43 million deal with SP Land, Co. was made possible in part by TIF By Polly Mikula On Wednesday, May 3, Great Gulf and SP Land Co. finalized the purchase and sales agreement for 1,095 acres of development land including […]
Middletown Springs author and writing coach hosts celebration of writing
Saturday, May 6 at 5 p.m.—POULTNEY—Join Stone Valley Arts at 5pm on Saturday, May 6, for a celebration of writing and writers. For eight weeks in February and March, Middletown Springs author and writing coach Herb Childress led a group […]
Creating a biodiverse vegetable garden with flowers and herbs
By Nadie VanZandt When planning this year’s vegetable garden, consider companion planting with flowers and herbs. It’s a rewarding way to attract pollinators, manage pests and promote biodiversity in your garden. The practice will improve your soil’s health and the […]
Designing a bird-friendly garden
By Bonnie Kirn Donahue Bonnie Kirn Donahue is a UVM extension master gardener and landscape architect from central Vermont. One of the great joys and challenges of gardening is seeing creatures inhabit and eat from our gardens. However, in some […]
Artist Percy Kuta begins two-month artist’s residence at the Carving Studio & Sculpture Center
WEST RUTLAND—Stone sculptor Percy Kuta is scheduled to arrive on May 1 for a two-month residency at the Carving Studio and Sculpture Center. A native of Zimbabwe, Kuta has worked primarily in local serpentine and looks forward to carving […]