By Karen D. Lorentz Icebergs, oceans and ski-racing suits might seem an odd couple, but the recent World Championships provided a graphic reminder that climate change is real by having U.S. competitors clad in a speed suit featuring large chunks […]
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Brandon searches for new town manager
Staff report The Brandon Select Board is looking for a new town manager since David Atherton resigned. The Brandon Select Board posted the position, offering a salary between $80,000 and $100,000 in early February. The board also voted Jan. 30 […]
Hartland receives bids for new intersection
By Curt Peterson The town of Hartland received two bids for completion of the controversial Three-Corners intersection reconfiguration project on Friday, Feb. 10. Both bidders were present when the bids were opened. The lower of the two bids, presented by […]
Blues artist Keb’ Mo’ sings songs of positivity, gratitude
By Dave Gil de Rubio, Last Word Features Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 p.m.—RUTLAND—With inflation ratcheting up and Ukrainians fighting for their homes and freedom in a war halfway around the world, it’s hard to look on the bright side […]
Second public hearing for Killington TIF bond draws new attendees, questions
By Polly Mikula The second public hearing for Killington’s TIF bond was about half as well attended as the first hearing on Jan. 30, but drew many new attendees. About eight residents attended in person at the Public Safety building […]
Local schools grapple with hoax shooting calls
By Katy Savage Otter Valley Union High School in Brandon, Fair Haven High School and Christ the King in Rutland were among 21 Vermont schools that received hoax calls purporting to report shootings the morning of Wednesday, Feb. 8. Slate […]
City voters to consider option tax
Rutland city voters will consider a 1% sales option tax on Town Meeting Day, March 7. The option tax has been discussed by the Board of Aldermen several times in the past but this will be the first time it’s […]
Killington Resort celebrates its team with Beast Week, Feb. 11-17
By Brooke Geery With winter operations in full swing, it’s an exciting time to work at Killington Resort and Pico Mountain. Every department is churning at full steam to provide an incredible experience for guests. From ticket sales to the […]
Hartland store celebrates grand opening
By Curt Peterson After a couple of postponed openings, BG’s welcomed the public at dawn on Monday, Feb. 13 with free coffee and freshly-made brownies. The iconic institution and gathering place in Hartland Three Corners for more than 40 years, […]
FAQs: Killington Forward
In response to comments and questions heard around town, on the slopes and at the public hearing, Jan. 30, the Killington Select Board answers questions on what voters need to know to be informed about Killington Forward before voting March […]