By Robin Alberti
KILLINGTON—On Saturday, Feb. 28, the Darkside held its third annual Grudge Match, which turned out to be one of the biggest events that Darkside has hosted at the Dark Park, according to employee Evan Ricker. The Dark Park is located behind…
Courtesy of the SAO Report
Shaded grey area shows the 1,680 acres Killington leases from the state; the top of the peaks along the ridge.
Perplexing proposal lacks big picture planning, say resort experts
By Karen D….
KILLINGTON—Killington Mountain School and the Killington Ski Club jointly hosted a Ruby Gala to celebrate Academy and Development athletes and to recognize the 40th anniversary of Killington Mountain School. Guests donned red dresses, red neckties, Nantucket red slacks, and red shoes in keeping with…
KILLINGTON—With the deep snowpack outside, it might be hard to imagine turning over soil in garden beds and planting seeds, but spring will be here soon, and it will be time to get vegetable and flower gardens ready for planting.
Killington Mountain School…
By Christy Lynn
Members of The Mountain Times gather around “Best Ad Designer” Maxx Steinmetz, who holds up two first place awards won at the Advertising, Circulation and Marketing awards ceremony in Boston, Friday, Feb. 20. Pictured (l-r): Jason…
Killington Selectboard Forum
Executive Summary
To educate our members on the upcoming Selectboard election, the KPAA held a candidate forum on Thursday, February 26. Each candidate was given 10 minutes for an opening statement followed by four questions developed by the…
By Cristina Kumka
RUTLAND — The following information regarding the positions of Rutland mayoral candidates Incumbent Chris Louras, Dave Allaire and Kam Johnston came directly from the election season’s first mayoral debate held at the College of St. Joseph in Rutland Feb. 18.
What makes…
By Stephen Seitz
February is almost done, and that means town meeting is around the corner. This year it is on March 3.
Towns in Windsor County and across the state will choose their officers and decide on their budgets, among other…
1) Why are you running?
It’s been an honor to serve our town and I want to work with our board to continue the progress we’ve made. In the six years that I have been on the board, I’ve worked with six different…
1) Why are you running?
I’m concerned about the numbers and presentation contained in our annual reports that do not reflect accurate information. I believe it’s painting a rosier picture than actually is. I’ve always been about providing accurate information for the voters…
