On April 26, 2017

Farewell Killington, hello Delaware

 KILLINGTON—After 35-plus years in Killington, Craig and Mary Hogstrom are beginning  the next chapter of their lives in Newark, Del. As you can tell from the smiles on their faces, parting is not such sweet sorrow, as they are excited about their upcoming move in mid-May. Mary is leaving her most recent job at The Vermont Country Store, and Craig has picked up his last bag of garbage and cleaned his last hot tub. Please join everyone who would like to say good-bye and wish them well on Sunday, May 7, 4-7 p.m. upstairs at The Foundry. Good stories are welcome, too.

Photo courtesy of Judy Storch
CRAIG & MARY HOGSTROM

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