On February 8, 2017

Three skiers safely found

KILLINGTON — Three skiers who went off trail and were reported lost were safely found on Friday.
State police were called at 5:18 p.m. after Cameron Goulet, 18, and  Alec Goulet, 20, both of Winsted, Conn.; and Todd Bertulis, 20, of Thomaston, Conn., went missing after skiing out of bounds near the Juggernaut Trail.
A search was launched and the Killington Ski Patrol located a set of three tracks off the trail. They found the missing skiers at 7/10 of a mile off the trail, and transported them back to the Killington Medical Clinic. No injuries were reported.
Killington Fire Department and Killington Search and Rescue also took part in the search.

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