FeaturesKillington |
posted
May 23, 2013
Killington is the last resort open in the east, and one
of seven open nationwide
KILLINGTON - Memorial Day Weekend is right around the corner and
Killington Resort plans to continue offering spring skiing and
riding, condit ... full story
- FeaturesBy Polly Lynn |
posted
May 23, 2013
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
FeaturesBy Nathan Allen |
posted
May 23, 2013
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
FeaturesBy Karen D. Lorentz |
posted
May 23, 2013
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
FeaturesKillington |
posted
May 23, 2013
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
FeaturesBy Nathan Allen |
posted
May 23, 2013
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
- FeaturesBy Killington Stage Race |
posted
May 23, 2013
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
FeaturesRutland |
posted
May 16, 2013
RUTLAND - The College of St. Joseph was honored to grant degrees
to 78 graduates on May 12 at the college's 54th commencement.
CSJ President Richard Lloyd conferred degrees upon the
graduates.
Commencement speaker William S ... full story
FeaturesPoultney |
posted
May 16, 2013
POULTNEY - Green Mountain College shook off the threat of rain
and awarded diplomas to 24 graduate students and 124 undergraduates
during its 176th commencement ceremony this past Saturday
morning.
Dianne Dillon-Ridgley, a ... full story
- FeaturesBridgewater |
posted
May 16, 2013
BRIDGEWATER-For the second year in a row, Bridgewater's
kindergarteners have taken the top prize in the Secretary of
State's poster contest.
Not only that, so did Bridgewater's fourth graders.
"We had the individual winner ... full story
FeaturesBy Cindy Phillips |
posted
May 8, 2013
I have never watched The Family Guy (though for all you
McFarlane fans I have seen Ted three times), but I have seen the
clip of Stewie trying to get Lois' attention. "Mommy, mommy, mommy,
mum, mum, mum, mother, mother, ... full story
FeaturesBy Nathan Allen |
posted
May 8, 2013
RUTLAND- This year marked the 50th Annual Loyalty Day
parade in Rutland City.
Loyalty Day celebrations began to take place in America in
response to the "red scare" of the 1920's. Communist Russia had
been organi ... full story
- FeaturesBy Stephen Seitz |
posted
May 8, 2013
WOODSTOCK - The six weeks between Bentley's Restaurant closing
and finding new owners seemed like a long time to customers and
staff alike.
"The customers are happy we're open again," said Pomfret
resident and longtim ... full story
FeaturesBy Nathan Allen |
posted
May 8, 2013
Statistics have shown that when teenagers get together in large
numbers, like during a prom, underage drinking is a common
occurrence. Unfortunately, it seems that every year we hear stories
of prom nights ending tragica ... full story
FeaturesBy Nathan Allen |
posted
May 8, 2013
RUTLAND - A new marker Vermont Historical Preservation marker
was recently placed in Rutland. The sign is outside the Route 4
entrance to the State Fairgrounds and it honors a pioneer pilot who
spent his too-brief life a ... full story
FeaturesBy Nathan Allen |
posted
May 8, 2013
RUTLAND-Last summer Roots the Restaurant hosted a pig roast in
downtown Rutland to raise money for post Hurricane Irene
reconstruction efforts. This year, the restaurant once again teamed
up with its neighbor, Earth Wast ... full story
FeaturesBy Trevor Smith |
posted
May 2, 2013
Saturday, May 4 - WEST RUTLAND - The fifth annual Marble
Valley Invitational, a single elimination rugby tournament hosted
by the Rutland rugby club, the "Roosters," will take place this
Saturday.
Tucked down a w ... full story
FeaturesRutland |
posted
May 2, 2013
Racecars and drivers to line Rutland City streets before
the 39th annual Spring Green opener
Saturday, May 4 at 9 a.m.- RUTLAND - One of Vermont's largest
cities will rumble with the sound of stock car engines on Satur ... full story
FeaturesBy Polly Lynn |
posted
May 2, 2013
Church of Our Saviour at Mission Farm recently announced
the selection of Lee Alison Crawford as the new
priest
Church of our Saviour at Mission Farm recently announced the
selection of their new priest, the Reverend ... full story
FeaturesBy Karen D. Lorentz |
posted
May 2, 2013
Karl Thomas Acker was born on May 25, 1949 to parents Karl and
June Thomas Acker in Rutland, but when his mom left the hospital he
went to live in a most unusual home - an apartment above the Troll
Top Lodge (a rustic ba ... full story
