Dear Editor,
A big thank you to Amy Morrison for all of her help with organizing the town-wide tag sale and to the KPAA for the space. Though the weather was less than perfect on June 11, the sale was somewhat of a success and we hope to make it an annual event. Again, thanks to all who helped with this event.
Pat Linnemayr,
Killington
Rainy town-wide tag sale, still a success
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