May 24, 2023Dear Editor, I’ve run the Killington Softball League every year since 2004. I took one year off in 2009…
May 24, 2023Dear Editor, After a protracted winter and fickle spring, the sunlight has dried off the dew. Idle hours lie…
May 24, 2023By Angelo Lynn Editor’s note: Angelo Lynn is the editor and publisher of the Addison County Independent, a sister publication…
May 24, 2023Challenges in mental health and substance use stand out during a period of social and educational disruption New data…
May 24, 2023Vermont-NEA says move points to urgent need for Legislature to stop taxpayer funds flowing to private schools RUTLAND—On May…
May 24, 2023By Brooke Geery Not many people can say they’ve covered New York’s Central Park with snow, but Greg Hiltz can.…
May 24, 2023$3,250 goal to receive a 2:1 matching grant POULTNEY—Realizing an action goal from Poultney Comes Together, a 2019 community…
May 24, 2023Four local nonprofit organizations received $5,000 grants from Heritage Family Cares 4 You’s (HFCares4U). The 2023 recipients were Community…
May 24, 2023Alpine Bike Works in Killington is now the first east coast retailer authorized to ship Giant bicycles direct to…
May 24, 2023One evening last week, I received a phone call from one of our region’s most thoughtful volunteer fundraisers, a…
May 24, 2023By Curt Peterson About a dozen of Ed Finley’s neighbors and friends were gathered by their vehicles on a…
May 24, 2023Mark Foote, 30, became the department's first full time paid firefighter (other than the chief), as well as the…
May 24, 2023Glenn Burres, 58, was named Assistant Fire Chief, a 25 to 30-hour a week part-time position in the beginning…
May 24, 2023The new municipal dept. now employs three plus volunteers, seeks growth to ensure shorter response times By Polly Mikula…
May 24, 2023Slate Quarry Park, located at 76 Main Street in Poultney, has received a 2023 Vermont Public Places Honor Award …
