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Timberon · TimberonAs the dust begins to settle upon the chaos that April has been, thus far, don’t be fooled into thinking the storm is over. While the skies are quiet comparatively to what they’ve been, this is simply a chance to calm down, regroup and refocus. In times of war (real or metaphorical), in times of collective and personal change, there are moments of stillness. An eerie type of quiet. It would be easy to get comfortable again. This isn’t to say the…See the Story
A quiet moment amidst the storm
Hollywood · TimberonFriday, April 26-Sunday, April 28—RUTLAND—The Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash hit, “Little Shop of Horrors” has thrilled theatre goers for over 30 years is coming to the Paramount Theatre, 30 Center St., Rutland. Howard Ashman and Alan Menken (Disney’s “The Little Mermaid,” “Beauty And The Beast,” and “Aladdin”) are the creative geniuses behind what has become one of the most popular shows in the world. The meek floral assistant Seymour Krel…See the Story
Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash hit, 'Little Shop Of Horrors' hits the stage
Timberon · TimberonSaturday, April 27—WHITE RIVER JUNCTION—Chile chefs; try your luck at the Great Chili Cook-Off at Main Street Museum , 58 Bridge St., White River Junction. Starting at 5 p.m., contestants will gather with 1 full crock pot at the museum and the judges will taste and choose to decide who the bsest chili-chef is. Prizes will go to the winners. The $10 entry fee gets you in for free to the concert featuring 89-N (Paolo Bentivoglio and friends). M…See the Story
Testing your tastebuds: Things could get hot at the Great Chili Cook-Off at Main Street Museum
Timberon · TimberonPlease wait while flipbook is loading. For more related info, FAQs and issues please refer to DearFlip WordPress Flipbook Plugin Help documentation. The post The Mountain Times – Volume 51, Number 16 – April 17-23, 2024 appeared first on The Mountain Times.See the Story
The Mountain Times – Volume 51, Number 16 – April 17-23, 2024
Timberon · TimberonCourtesy Bookstock Book lovers seen at a recent Bookstock event selceting from a wide variety of literature. Bookstock, the summer literary festival in Woodstock, cancels its annual event after 14 years. After 14 years of annual literary festivals, Bookstock is closing down. Its festival planned this summer for June 21-23 will not take place. The festival began in 2009 as a collaboration among six organizations in Woodstock: The North Chapel, …See the Story
Bookstock cancels summer event after 14 years
Timberon · TimberonBuilding a Killington Dream Lodge: Part 9 Dad was on a mission to build our ski lodge so wasn’t thrilled by invitations to escape our Killington work camp. But Mom and I were elated and ready to get off “the reservation” whenever we could. When our friend Ann relayed an invitation from Walter and Emile to their Sunday crêpe breakfast, Mom and I, of course, said “yes!” We didn’t know what to expect but anything with crêpes sounded quite fancy. We…See the Story
Crêpe breakfast tradition at sport hill
Baseball · TimberonBy Bruce Bouchard John Turchiano, a retired union official and a close friend of 50 years, and I often talk baseball. What follows is from a chat we had recently about Jackie Robinson and the reversal of the color barrier in baseball, which happened 80 years ago this week — April 15, 1947 — when Robinson first took the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Courtesy John Turchiano Rachel Robinson and John Turchiano at the dedication of the Jackie Robi…See the Story
Two guys, Ives and Quinn, and the end of Baseball’s color barrier
Timberon · Timberon“Old age comes at a bad time!”
– Sam Banducci I think retirees will agree with that statement. We work all our lives and once we retire we finally have time to do all the things we dreamed of doing. But after awhile bad knees, backs and feet may put some restrictions on activities such as running, downhill skiing, etc. But we can often make some adjustments and find another way to get our outdoor exercise. Running can be replaced by walking at a…See the Story
