On May 28, 2015

Cyclists speed through Central Vt during annual Stage Race

By Jerry LeBlond

KILLINGTON — Sunny skies and mostly clear weather greeted cyclists for the annual  Stage Race based in Killington over Memorial Day weekend. The event brings thousands of cyclists and their families to town for the early season event.

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