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The Mountain Times is in Killington, Vermont.

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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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The Mountain Times is in Clarendon, Vermont.

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Is it summer yet? 📸# @brookegeery #chippenhook #Vermont #vermontlife #sunset #cmon70degrees #realspring #presummer #geeryfunland ... See MoreSee Less

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Killington seeks $50 million to fund road reconstruction and municipal water systemThe town of Killington is facing costly infrastructure limitations but the solution could prove to be a boon — for current businesses, new developments and town (read more...) ... See MoreSee Less

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Developer says ‘but for’ town’s investment in infrastructure ski village is too costly, water tests put seven businesses on ‘do not drink orders’ By Polly Mikula The town of Killington is fa...

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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.” They’re also having fun and learning a great skill and as a bonus, it’s a great day to play baseball in the sunset. 📸 @brookegeery #rutlandcountylittleleague #chippenhookbluejays #masksdown #cdcguidance #vermontrules ... See MoreSee Less

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