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The Mountain Times is a free, weekly newspaper based in Killington, covering Rutland and Windsor counties in Vermont.

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Looking for something to read this Sunday? Our latest issue includes news on @berniesanders tour of Rutland, the official unveiling of Martin Henry Freeman on the sculpture trail, and Killington’s search for infrastructure assistance. Flip to the ADE section for foraging hints and tips, as well as looking forward to all the events that have been given the green light to return! It’s good news and it’s free so grab a copy today. #sundayreading #localnews #vtpoli #mountaintimesvt #localjournalism ... See MoreSee Less

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The Mountain Times is in Killington, Vermont.

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According to the Killington Police and fire department, “Close to 50 men and women firefighters from Departments in Killington, Pittsfield, Bridgewater, Rutland Town, Rutland City and Clarendon responded to battle this beast. Thank you for your assistance.”#forestfire #killington #beastfire #vermontingenuity ... See MoreSee Less

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May 15 — ~6 p.m. — A forest fire burns off Route 4 in Killington. Smoke can be seen rising up South mountain behind the (former) Kokopelis Inn, just west of Goodro lumber. A small river blocks access to a logging road.The fire was reportedly started by new owners of the land logging and burning brush despite a fire ban, due to dry conditions. They did not have a burn permit. A passerby called in the incident. ... See MoreSee Less

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