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Relax and float
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Taking care of cows at the fair starts long before the fair. You have to try to find the heifers that you feel have the best confirmation, body-wise. You start feeding them a little bit differently before the fair starts to make sure that they’re well-grown. You start washing them and clippi…
Penelope Weiss
“They call me ‘Wild Bill.’ I’m the head of security for the fairgrounds. I’ve been working here approximately 15 years — pretty much making sure everybody behaves and nothing happens here, dealing with people. Not too often, but there are situations that can arise here that we nip in the bud…
Crash and smash
“They call me ‘Wild Bill.’ I’m the head of security for the fairgrounds. I’ve been working here approximately 15 years — pretty much making sure everybody behaves and nothing happens here, dealing with people. Not too often, but there are situations that can arise here that we nip in the bud…
“I’m the grounds superintendent, so I’m trying to get everything that needs to be done for the grounds up and running and make sure everybody has what they need. My phone constantly rings, and I’m getting pulled in different directions by different people. It’ll be five years this year. I’m …
Mia Hendricks
MONTPELIER — The victim of a fatal officer-involved shooting involving members of the Montpelier Police Department has been identified as Mark Johnson, 62, of Montpelier.
A great blue heron stalks quietly along a private pond on Cider Mill Road Thursday afternoon in Cornwall.
Balmy blossoms
Stopping a nuclear disaster has been added to the list of things to do in downtown Rutland.
FAIR HAVEN — Ed Fabian said he hasn’t had to do any work on his 1930 Ford Coupe.
Gault
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Bill Brower, Clarendon
Seen here is one of the 24,000-square-foot shelters where the sheep are housed at Pleasant Valley farm.
Victoria Covarrubias, of West Rutland, moved from Oxnard, California, to Rutland, bringing with her recipes for authentic Mexican food learned from her grandmother. Now she runs her own catering business, has a popular booth at the Rutland Farmers Market on Saturdays and Wednesdays, and sits…
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‘Keeping an open book’
A frog leaps across Creek Road in Salisbury Wednesday morning.
Chris Mendoza: “The circle’s important because it’s where we are. When you open your arms and you open your legs, and you just move around, you don’t go forwards and you don’t go backwards. You — basically — you just spin.”
A kayaker moves through the channel between Little Lake and Lake St. Catherine in Poultney Tuesday afternoon.
Making hay while sun shines
Shelly Williams, director of Maclure Library in Pittsford, speaks during a Tuesday afternoon interview.
Elizabeth Soulia, assistant librarian at Maclure Library in Pittsford, stamps a passport Tuesday afternoon.
C.B. Hall, left, and his wife Mona display signs at the intersection of Routes 30 and 140 in downtown Poultney on Monday.
Melanie Potter, left, and Dianne Bargiel display signs regarding Article 2 to pedestrians and traffic at the intersection of Routes 30 and 140 in Poultney on Monday.
The city’s Little Libraries are back in business.
A section of Gorge Road that was washed out in a storm last month is seen Monday.
Lumberjack show set for Fair Haven
Spectacle over the city
Solar observation
Jennifer Wedge points to a bullet hole in her uncle's home in Brandon on Monday, following a shooting incident on Saturday.
Eric Solsaa holds the proposed model for the family's home.
Hussam Alhallak, second from left, and his wife, Hazar Mansour, second from right, pose with their children Mohammad, 9, Danyal, 14 months, and Laylan, 12, inside their Rutland home.
Eric Solsaa, right, shows the family the proposed plans for their Habitat for Humanity house for the first time last month in Rutland. Hussam Alhallak is at left with his family.
Some people watch birds, others listen. Seen here, Marv Elliott, left, of Rutland Town, does the latter during a nature walk in Poultney Tuesday morning.
A northern spreadwing damselfly, or Lestes disjunctus, perches on a strand of grass in Poultney Tuesday morning.
A hay farmer rakes hay in the sun Monday morning in Ira.
Relics of time gone by
Gregory Zullo poses for a photograph outside his home in Rutland on Friday afternoon.
From left to right, Kamryn Eatherton, TJ Wierzbicki, Tonya Durant and Linda Otto pose for a photo Wednesday.
Blackbird calls
Jenna Elliott, 22, of Rutland, firefighter with Rutland City Fire Department, poses with Engine 1 at the station in Rutland on Friday morning.
