On October 23, 2024
Killington

1970s Killington skiers reunited for a night of fun and memories

By Jack Oliver

Roughly 75 people relived Killington’s 1970s glory days, turning back the hands of time last Saturday, Oct. 19, at Charity’s 1887 Saloon. 

“It was a joyous afternoon filled with getting reacquainted, reminiscing, and just plain fun at this skiers’ reunion,” said Jack Oliver who helped organize the event.

 The event was held at Charity’s 1887 Saloon and put together with the assistance of Chris Carr,Carol Moriarty, Nancy Finn,  Stacey Maznio and Jack Oliver.

“It was so much fun, that everyone agreed it should be an annual event,” said Oliver. “See you next year?”

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