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Jay Peak Call Volume Sparks Heated Debate Over Ambulance Costs

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JAY - A contentious joint selectboard meeting involving the towns of Jay, Lowell, Troy, and Westfield on Wednesday, erupted over the equitable distribution of costs for the Newport Ambulance Service contract.Jay · Jay Read Article

Vermont couple permanently protects 340 acres of forested land as ‘forever wild’

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About 20 years ago, Susan Shea and Ted Vogt went for a hike on a remote and wild piece of land off Journey’s End Road in Jay, Vermont.Jay · Jay Read Article

Land trust expands Long Trail corridor protection, creates ‘forever wild’ preserve

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The new Journey’s End Wilderness Preserve permanently protects 342 acres adjacent to the Long Trail corridor and Jay State Forest in Vermont.Jay · Jay Read Article

This Uncrowded Ski Resort Gets the Best Snow on the East Coast—and You Can See 2 States and Canada from the Summit

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With gorgeous glades, deep powder, and down-to-earth hospitality, Jay Peak delivers unforgettable alpine days.Jay Peak Resort A skier going down a snowy slope.Jay Peak, Vermont With a prime position just south of the Quebec border, Jay Peak receives huge powder dumps courtesy of lingering Canadian storms.Known for its extensive, diverse network of glades, Jay gives skiers and riders of all levels the chance to relish off-piste thrills—including …Jay · Jay Read Article

Livestock landscaping: Vermont ski areas employ goats and sheep to clear the slopes

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JAY, Vt. (AP) — Months before the first snow beckons skiers, sheep and goats are hitting the slopes in Vermont. Dozens of animals have been mowing down overgrown vegetation at Jay Peak near the Canadian border. They're expected to clear 25 acres (10 hectares) over a five-week stint, an experiment officials say is worth a try on part of the 300 acres (120 hectares) that need to be mowed. The goal is to gradually reduce the reliance on gas-powered…International · United Kingdom See the Story

Goats, sheep take to Jay Peak to help with resort landscaping

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For the first time, Jay Peak Resort is employing livestock to help cut down weeds on the slopes.Jay · Jay Read Article

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Jay Peak Call Volume Sparks Heated Debate Over Ambulance Costs

Vermont couple permanently protects 340 acres of forested land as ‘forever wild’

Land trust expands Long Trail corridor protection, creates ‘forever wild’ preserve

This Uncrowded Ski Resort Gets the Best Snow on the East Coast—and You Can See 2 States and Canada from the Summit

Jay Peak Owner Sells New England Ski Mountain

State Police Sergeant Hurt When Cruiser Crashes Into Deer

Jay Selectboard Tackles Ambulance Funding Questions

Town Approves Crossroads Land Purchase, Secures Future Conservation

Livestock landscaping: Vermont ski areas employ goats and sheep to clear the slopes

Goats, sheep take to Jay Peak to help with resort landscaping

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Jay Peak Call Volume Sparks Heated Debate Over Ambulance Costs

Vermont couple permanently protects 340 acres of forested land as ‘forever wild’

Land trust expands Long Trail corridor protection, creates ‘forever wild’ preserve

This Uncrowded Ski Resort Gets the Best Snow on the East Coast—and You Can See 2 States and Canada from the Summit

Jay Peak Owner Sells New England Ski Mountain

State Police Sergeant Hurt When Cruiser Crashes Into Deer

Jay Selectboard Tackles Ambulance Funding Questions

Town Approves Crossroads Land Purchase, Secures Future Conservation

Livestock landscaping: Vermont ski areas employ goats and sheep to clear the slopes

Goats, sheep take to Jay Peak to help with resort landscaping

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