By Curt Peterson KILLINGTON—From June 21-24, 78 young golfers, boys and girls ages 12-19, will be competing at Green Mountain National Golf Course (GMNGC) in one of more than 100 American Junior Golf Association (AJGA) tournaments across the country. This […]
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Hartland Select Board seats in play
By Curt Peterson Two Hartland Select Board incumbents, Phil Hobbie and Mary O’Brien, are facing challengers. Every registered voter received paper ballots that must be submitted on or before Town Meeting Day, May 4. There will be no in-person town […]
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Expanded yoga practice comes to Wales Street
Courtesy Liz Patnode Liz Patnode expands yoga business to Rutland.
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‘ Same goals, different perspectives ’
Two Killington Select Board candidates vie for seat By Curt Peterson KILLINGTON—A dozen hardy souls braved a whiteout snowstorm Monday, Feb. 25, to hear the two candidates for Killington Select Board’s one open seat answer questions. Mike Coppinger, executive director […]
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Five Guys opens in Rutland
By Curt Peterson Five Guys opened on North Main Street Feb. 13.
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Killington town hires Bristow
By Curt Peterson Preston Bristow of Woodstock was shocked to get a job he never applied for. “The Town of Killington decided to downsize it’s town planner and zoning administrator to half time and I was available, with the skills […]
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Internet hub opens at Brownsville Butcher
By Curt Peterson ECFiber and Brownsville Butcher and Pantry jointly hosted an open house on Friday, Jan. 18 that might be called “a match made in heaven.” The occasion was ECFiber’s introduction of a new “internet café” within the former […]
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Rutland crime sees drop
By Curt Peterson Rutland Mayor David Allaire says Rutland has reduced drug-related crime in the last decade, and credits a “hub and spoke” strategy with the success. “Hubs” are outpatient treatment centers to which drug crime offenders are referred, Allaire […]
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Woodstock policeman receives award for rescue at Gorge
By Curt Peterson Woodstock Chief of Police Robbie Blish gave Corporal Mark Donka a Life Saving Award for rescuing a young New Hampshire man Dec. 7 from atop the new fence meant to dissuade would-be suicides at the Quechee Gorge […]