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September 16, 2020

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Mountain Times – Volume 49, Number 38 – Sept.16-22, 2020

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Masks off! The Chippenhook Bluejays enjoy Vermont’s latest mask regulations, which state, “Sports such as baseball, softball, tennis and track and field are, ‘no longer required to wear masks so long as 6 feet of physical distance can be maintained.’ The one exception: Catchers and the umpire behind the plate must continue to wear masks because of sustained contact or close proximity.”
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By Katy Savage The Woodstock Select Board unanimously approved moving forward with a multi-million dollar Town Hall renovation project on Tuesday, July 20. The board specifically approved four design ...

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the Allens have gone from newbie sheep farmers to the center of Vermont's wool culture in less than a decade. Read about them, and listen to the podcast, too. omny.fm/shows/my-side-of-the-mountain/sheep-farming-and-vertical-integrationmountaintimes.info/integrating-vertically-at-savage-hart-farm/ ... See MoreSee Less

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It started as a joke: What if we had a sheep farm? Nine years later, Peg and Todd Allen know sheep. They raise lambs — “the finest colored Corriedales in New England” — produce yarn, and now, ...

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By Neil P. Allen KILLINGTON—On July 20, the Killington Planning Commission voted to accept the VHB Killington Road Survey Study, and will be forwarding the study to the Select Board to enact on the ...

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Last weekend, Reading voted to move away from their traditional Town Meeting voting procedures. mountaintimes.info/reading-votes-to-move-to-australian-balloting/ ... See MoreSee Less

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On Saturday, July 24, the residents of Reading voted in a special election to determine whether or not the voting mechanism on town meeting day should change. According to Reading resident Shiri Macri...

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The Brandon Carnival is back - The Mountain Times

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Thursday, July 29 – Sunday, Aug.1—BRANDON—The Brandon Carnival will return to Estabrook Park after the covid hiatus. Great rides, great games, and great food! New this year is the Grange Tent, a...

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