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Preparing for the first day of school 2024

August 28, 2024
By Victoria Gaither PITTSFORD—When Lothrop Elementary School students return to the classrooms on Wednesday, Aug. 28, administrators and teachers have been busy as bees in the summer preparing for the big day. “As soon as students leave, we have a schedule for the summer of what needs to get done,” explained Principal Stacey Farrington. This…

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Sit and sip, Loose Loona reflects on first year

August 14, 2024
By Victoria Gaither September marks the one-year milestone of Loose Loona Gifts and Tea House, a unique establishment at 11 Center St. in downtown Rutland that offers a blend of gifts, teas, and food. “We were busy from the time we opened right through the holidays,” said owner Don Abrahamsen. Abrahamsen is serious about his…

Archeologists dig for cultural treasures in Pittsford

August 7, 2024
By Victoria Gaither In Pittsford, road and bridge repair work is underway along Route 7 over Furnace Brook at the intersection of Route 7 and Route 3. Not too far from construction workers in hard hats are workers with high-visibility vests, digging tools, shovels, measuring tape, notebooks, and a dirt sifter. The workers are archeologists…

Downhill mountain biking is in full gear at Killington Resort

June 19, 2024
By Victoria Gaither Mountain biking is more than just a sport, it’s a catalyst that brings people together, transforming strangers into a tight-knit community. On Saturday, June 1, a group of downhill bikers were taking a break from the trails in the Snowshoe parking lot. The group — hailing from Canada, Pennsylvania, and Saratoga Springs,…

Celebrating Frank Pauzé: his mentorship, lessons live on

June 5, 2024
By Victoria Gaither Renowned for its world-class skiing, Killington also boasts a reputation for producing exceptional students through Vermont State University’s Resort and Hospitality Management Program at Killington. The man who led that charge, producing many students who are now managers in the ski industry and general managers of the hospitality industry is retiring. Family,…