By Gary Salmon June has taken us from the early yellow-green foliage of spring to the more mature dark green canopies that will grace the 6.5 million acres of Vermont’s forest for the remainder of the summer. The goal, of […]
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RCHS offers spring tips for pets to ensure health, safety as temps rise
RCHS would like to offer some helpful reminders of ways to keep your pets as safe as possible as it gets warmer. Open windows – As you start opening up your windows for a breeze, make sure your screens are […]
2022 E-Editions
Mountain Times – Volume 51, Number 16 – April 20-26, 2022
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RCHS offers tips to keep your pets safe in the hot, summer weather
The Rutland County Humane Society reminds owners that pets need special care during the hot, summer months! When the temperature rises, dogs and cats should be inside with air conditioning or fans, or in the shade if outside. All animals […]
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Summer Menu Book: 2021
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The ultimate guide to tubing Vermont
For the brave, adventurous and exceedingly hot By Brooke Geery Floating is a classic Vermont summer activity with many different vessels to choose from. A kayak or canoe will get you there faster and keep you drier, but as the […]
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How to Vermont
It’s officially summer! To properly enjoy Vermont there’s only one real rule: be ready for anything! By Brooke Geery Vermonters are a resourceful group, and for good reason. Living and playing here isn’t easy, and you never really know what […]
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Mountain Times Summer Getaways 2019
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Looking Back
Playing outdoors in the 1950s
By Mary Ellen Shaw If you grew up in the 50s you probably spent a lot of time outdoors. There were no digital devices to keep your eyes glued to a screen. In fact, many homes in our area were […]
News Briefs
Summer reading program boosts literacy
PITTSFORD—On Monday, July 17, Maclure Library, Pittsford Recreation Summer Camp, and Lothrop Elementary School teamed up to treat the children of Pittsford to a storytelling presentation and brand-new books to keep, thanks to a grant from the Children’s Literacy Foundation […]