On April 17, 2024
Letters

Great job highway and roadway

Dear Editor,  

The Killington highway and roadway workers did an excellent job all year long maintaining my road and area roads. Innsbruck Lane is a steep road that intersects Merrill and George Streets. Snow plowing is difficult on most narrow roads but particularly challenging here. The team plowed early, often, and skillfully to maintain a clear roadway.  Nice job, Thank you!

Jeff Bruell, Killington

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