August 9, 2023By Curt Peterson Hartland held a delinquent tax sale for two properties Thursday, Aug. 3 — one for 15…
August 9, 2023By Karen D. Lorentz On a sunny Aug. 5, family, friends, and former colleagues of Norma Biathrow gathered at…
August 9, 2023‘There will be a next time’: Ludlow emergency management director gears up for future calamities By Tiffany Tan/VTDigger Sometime in…
August 9, 2023“You can’t push the river…” By Julia Purdy This flood season brings back memories of past epic events. The Great…
August 9, 2023On Thursday, Aug. 3, Scott Whittier, Warning Coordination Meteorologist for the Vermont office for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric…
August 9, 2023Recent flooding has altered Vermont’s landscape and property owners understandably have questions. The Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has…
August 9, 2023Staff report The Killington Fire Department needed to be called in Wednesday, Aug. 2 after 42 animals got stuck…
August 9, 2023By Katy Savage Vermont’s animal shelters have achieved a “no-kill” status for the first time. The status comes from…
August 9, 2023Rutland family, evacuated Friday, reflects By Ethan Weinstein/VTDigger The water on Clover Street rose to the roof of Billy…
August 9, 2023Stone craftsman Dan Snow completed a dry laid stone odeon (amphitheater) at Mission Farm in Killington, Aug. 3 after…
August 9, 2023New shed is part of school district allocation for outdoor classrooms By Polly Mikula The recent floods not only…
August 2, 2023Our grandchildren have come to our Killington lodge to spend a week with “Gammy and Papa.” Cora Irene (2…
August 2, 2023There’s a cradling, a sense of calm that takes over you as the water moves gently beneath your boat.…
August 2, 2023I grew up in a family with two older brothers; one was 8 years older and the other was…
August 2, 2023At first, I suspected it was the deer that had almost completely defoliated the northern spicebush sapling I had…
