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  • News briefs from the Rutland region

    Local News

    Rutland Town defeats school budget, again Rutland Town voters recently turned down their school budget - for the third time in a row. This time, the margin was a mere 12 votes, 408 to 396. Earlier budgets were defeated by 22 ... full story

  • News briefs from the Lakes Region

    Local News

    FUHS tops list for education FAIR HAVEN - Fair Haven Union High School recently made Newsweek's list of the best 2,000 public high schools, using a scoring system that compares effectiveness in turning out college-ready grad ... full story

  • “It can wait” campaign draws attention to dangers of texting while driving

    Local News

    Memorial Day to Labor Day are the "100 deadliest days" for drivers nationwide AT&T is urging all Vermont drivers to pledge never to text while driving. The company recently launched a statewide pledge drive to enco ... full story

  • Base Camp Outfitters Disc Golf season is underway

    Local News

    Base Camp Outfitters Disc Golf is well into the disc golf season. Tournament play organized by Green Mountain Disc Golf Association has already completed three of their 12 major events. At BCODG, players are into their fifth ... full story

  • Memorial Day, the unofficial start to summer

    Features

    Beyond parties, white clothes and a day off of work, Memorial Day is a time to remember the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces. Memorial Day is observed as a federal holiday each year on t ... full story

  • Vermont artists welcome visitors

    Features

    For 20 years now, Open Studio Weekend has had visitors and locals following the signature yellow signs to the state's workshops, galleries and craft centers. The popular event occurs twice a year, over Memorial Day weekend ( ... full story

  • Once upon a time in history

    Features

    Leslie Leete Smith: Killington's first daughter and olympian Some expectant parents play music to their unborn child; Leslie Leete Smith's parents planned a ski area. Born just three months before Killington debuted in Dece ... full story

  • Memorial Day Weekend marks the return of the Killington Stage Race

    Features

    Event offers three days of cycling action for spectators KILLINGTON - For the fourth year in a row, top competitive cyclists will converge on Killington, over the Memorial Day weekend for the return of its namesake Stage Ra ... full story

  • Cafe Verde opens with a fresh focus

    Features

    With his new endeavor Café Verde, Gary Maravelli proves he is good at filling niches in the Rutland food scene. He first did it successfully in the 90's with his business The Vermont Bagel Café. "Nobody in town was doing ba ... full story

  • Killington Stage Race Course Descriptions

    Features

    Lookout & First Stop Bike Shop Circuit Race Saturday, May 25 - Stage 1 Distance: 18 miles/29km per lap (1 mile/1.5 km from the start to the course for the first lap) Course description: An 18-mile circuit which star ... full story

  • Peak Ultra Trail Run challenges runners to complete 30 to 500 miles!

    Cool Things Happening

    Thursday, May 23 at 4 p.m. - PITTSFIELD - The 500-mile race starts. Yes, some amazingly in-shape people can run 500 miles, albeit an extremely small number. The slightly more popular, but still mind-boggling 200-mile r ... full story

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