| | Today's Forecast: Partly sunny, with a high near 33. Southwest wind around 5 mph. | | | | | The Okemo Valley Coat Drive is an annual initiative aimed at collecting warm jackets and winter coats to distribute among individuals and families in need within the Okemo Valley community and is organized by William Raveis Vermont Properties. This year, the Vermont Properties Team successfully collected an abundant supply of jackets and winter coats to support the local community in need. All the donated jackets will be distributed to the Black River Good Neighbor Services, a prominent nonprofit organization dedicated to providing essential resources and support to individuals and families in the area.
The Black River Good Neighbor Services has been a pillar of support for the Okemo Valley community for many years. Through its various programs and services, this esteemed organization strives to address issues related to food security, clothing, household items, and more. They remain committed to their mission of helping those in need, and the donated jackets from the 2023 Coat Drive will significantly aid them in fulfilling their objectives.
Thank you to the community members who generously donated jackets. We hope this contribution will provide much-needed warmth and comfort to individuals and families facing challenging circumstances during the colder months. Visit VTProp.com to learn about future events and initiatives aimed at bettering the Okemo Valley. | | |
 | | Today's Forecast: Partly sunny. High near 26, with temperatures falling to around 20 in the afternoon. West wind around 7 mph. | | | | | MAKING MERRY- A CHRISTMAS CAROL OPEN STUDIO:
"A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens, was written as a social commentary on the deplorable conditions for England's poor, He selected this format as being far more appealing than a tract, which many would have ignored. Cash strapped from his American tour, Dickens thought this was a good way to raise money for his growing family, and besides it was the right time of year for a good ghost story.
Dickens didn't make much money from the sale of his book-the binding was very expensive-but he left the world a richer place, with an endearing yearly tradition. Given the events of the last five months, following the July floods, his messages of charity and hope are quite appropriate.
In keeping with the spirit of this famous tale, the Cavendish Historical Society is hosting a Dickens' Christmas Carol Open Studio on December 17, Sunday, at the former Crows Corner Bakery, 73 Depot St. in Proctorsville from 3-5:30. It will feature a variety of workshops, including wreath and ornament making, and hot chocolate tasting.
This event is free and open to the public. It's been made possible from a grant from the Cavendish Community Fund and with the support of the new owners of Crow's. For more information, call 802-226-7807 or e-mail margocaulfield@icloud.com | | |
 | | Today's Forecast: Mostly cloudy. High near 25, with temperatures falling to around 18 in the afternoon. Northwest wind 1 to 7 mph. | | | | | $995
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802/259-2427 | | | | | 4 215/70R16 Firestone Winterforce 2 uv with studs. On 5 lug steel rims. Used on a 2016 rav4. Tires are worn. Rims are good with surface rust in places. TPS valve stems installed. (302) 439-0116 text or call for more info or pics. $125 takes all 4. | | |
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