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Truths to offset false claims in highly publicized national Real Estate lawsuit
March 27, 2024
By Budge Huskey Editor’s note: Budge Huskey is the president and CEO of Premier Sotheby’s International Realty. Last week the National Association of Realtors announced it had entered into a settlement agreement with the class actions plaintiffs in what is known as the Sitzer Burnett case, pending final approval by the court. The basis of the suit…
Daniel Banyai, owner of Slate Ridge, facing new charges following arrest in Pawlet
March 21, 2024
Courtesy of Vermont State Police Daniel Banyai By Ethan Weinstein and Diane Derby/VTDigger Daniel Banyai, owner of the controversial former Pawlet gun range and paramilitary training facility known as Slate Ridge, was charged Wednesday with aggravated assault on a protected person and resisting arrest after a traffic stop led to an altercation with a Pawlet constable, according to…
Clocktower team retains title as Ski Bum champions
March 21, 2024
By Jerry LeBlond World Cup Wednesday Ski Bum Race has finished another season despite three postponed/rescheduled races due to weather and/or not enough snow. There were many World Cup worthy falls and yard sales doing serious damage to the wallets of the victims at the apres ski events, not to mention self esteem. Below are this year's winners in all categories.…
The Mountain Times – Volume 51, Number 12 – March 20-26, 2024
March 20, 2024
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Weekly Horoscope
March 20, 2024
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Cosmic Catalogue: Sometimes, refuse to agree
March 20, 2024
There appears to be quite a lot of confusion about what is balanced or about what is fair. What is fair to one person is unfair to the next. What seemed like a fair deal to you once upon a time doesn’t to you now, and vice versa. Who is someone to dictate to you…
Poetry is Power: Rainbows
March 20, 2024
So many colors, Fading together in a big arc, ROY-G-BIV, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet. Twinkling in the sky, Shimmering and shining. So beautiful, After the rain, Like a big crystal in the sky. A rainbow, A gift to you.
Green Mountain Tales: Maple
March 20, 2024
The snow crunches as we walk to tap our trees. The sap had been filling the buckets all night. We couldn’t wait for the sweet sensation of maple syrup on our tongues. I felt the bitter cold biting away at my fingertips and toes. My face stung from the dry cold. As we walked down…
The Outside Story: For white-throated sparrows, opposites attract
March 20, 2024
By Jackie Bussjaeger In the wild, finding a suitable mate is no simple matter — and it’s an extra complicated affair for one familiar resident of the woods and underbrush. With its chunky build, boldly striped head, and namesake white throat, the white-throated sparrow (Zonotrichia albicollis) is among the most common and recognizable birds…
Movie Diary: You’ve got a friend
March 20, 2024
In life, inevitably, you will accumulate a group of people who traverse major milestones with you. You may not necessarily pick these people as much as haphazard circumstances bring you together. This certainly has been the case for me. After college, I moved back to my hometown; my college sweetheart followed soon after. We found…
Women’s History Month: let’s bring more ladies along!
March 20, 2024
I know Vermont loves to trick us with the weather, but come on! This week has been absolutely ridiculous! I don’t know if it was the viral stomach infection I got messing with my mind or what, but I think Sunday had about five seasons all rolled into one 12-hour period. Between the pouring rain, sunshine,…
Looking Back: Friends sharing memories
March 20, 2024
Chatting with friends during our weekly breakfast often results in a few “looking back” thoughts for my column. After all, looking back is what our age group does best! One subject we reminisced about was old TV shows. Back in the 1950s, there were not a lot of channels available, which meant very limited viewing…
Mountain Meditation: The grand unveiling, midnight surprise and floor show
March 20, 2024
Building our Killington dream lodge, part 6 When the power company man climbed a tree to connect wires to our basement ski lodge, Mom planned a party to celebrate the grand occasion for which we’d been waiting. Mom selected a rectangular table with two benches she’d stashed in our house in Montclair, New Jersey. We…
Ludlow Farmers Market makes changes for summer operation
March 20, 2024
Ludlow Farmers Market makes changes for summer operation Emma Wright, the new director of the Ludlow Farmers Market (LFM), recently spoke to the Ludlow Rotary Club discussing the changes made to the market’s location, date of operation, and organization. Wright, formerly of Idaho where she was involved in farmer’s markets, indicated that the return of…
Vermont author writes rocking romance
March 20, 2024
Cover illustration by Simon Heath Reid Elsie and the Lynx was written and published by Dora Campbell. To many rock fans, the British bands of the 1970s set the genre’s standards. For Rutland author Dora Campbell, the decade and its musicians inspired a romance novel, which is now available at Phoenix Books in Rutland,…