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DRAGON NETS SECOND KING OF THE ROAD TITLE see page 15

Scott Dragon of Milton makes his way around the track at Thunder Road on Thursday evening as part of his season points championship run, crowning him with the second ‘King of the Road’ title in three years.

Gregory J. Lamoureux, County Courier

Northwest Briefs..................................................... 2 Choose Your Candidate.......................................... 3 Opinions................................................................. 4 Fuel Up Summit Inspires Students.......................... 5 Social News............................................................ 6 Franklin County Almanac....................................... 7 Property Transfers................................................. 10 Dawson Perley Car Show...................................... 11 Recounting a Thunderbird Dynasty....................... 12 Class Races at Hard’ack........................................ 14 Dragon Earns Second ‘King of the Road’ Title..... 15 Fun & Games........................................................ 18 Obituaries............................................................. 20 New bike, New Librarian...................................... 22 Coming Events...................................................... 23 Farm Page............................................................. 25 Court Calendar...................................................... 26 Service Directory.................................................. 26 Party Sparks Multiple Assaults............................. 29 Classifieds............................................................ 30 Decrease in Dairys Impacts Hay Crop Need.......... 31 Turner: I Can’t Change Act 46, But I will Help to Improve it................................. 32

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POLICE INVESTIGATE COUNTRY CLUB BREAK-IN

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Vermont State Police are looking for your help to solve break-in at the Enosburg Falls Country Club on Tuesday evening, or early Wednesday morning.

According to Trooper Hunt, the suspects stole a golf cart, drove it throughout the course, and crashed it into the porch area of the clubhouse.

They are also suspected of breaking into the maintainance shed and stealing several items.

If you have any information that may help police in identifying the suspects, you are asked to contact the St. Albans

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Vermont State Police was alerted to a narcotic seizure at the Port of Entry in Highgate just before 6 am on Monday, leading to the arrest of Daniel Richard, 48, of Nova Scotia.

Richards, through his public defender, told the court on Monday at his arraignment that he never intended to cross into the United States, but instead thought the border agents were toll booth operators.

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That agent became suspicious and ordered a search of the vehicle, which led to the seizure of 55.8 grams of cocaine; 3 grams of crack cocaine was also found in a loaded syringe, according to court records.

The agent also discovered a scale, a mirror, four straws, and a bag, all with cocaine residue on them.

When Gillis was arraigned on Monday, he was offered a plea deal by the state, plead guilty to cocaine possession (more than 2.5 grams), pay a $5,000 fine, and be designated as a felon.

Being designated as a felon would prevent the man from returning to the United States, according to the prosecutor’s office.

The only question left to solve was how the state was going to get Gillis to pay the fine. He didn’t have any money with him. His Monday arraignment was delayed until Tuesday in the hopes that his public defender could arrange the transfer of $5,000 to pay the fine, but he was unable to by Tuesday.

“He is on unemployment, and he’s cash poor,” Public Defender Steve Dunham told Judge Mary Morrissey. Dunham also went on to tell the judge that Nova Scotia is the poorest province in Canada.

Morrissey said she had the same reservations she did on Monday, maybe even more so now that she knew he was on unemployment, “I don’t think he has the means of paying, and I don’t know that the state has any

repercussion to make him pay.”

In the meantime, Gillis is being held on $10,000 bail until his family can either come up with the cash to pay the fine, or a different agreement can be made with the prosecution.

HIGHGATE CRASH KILLS DRIVER

A one-vehicle crash on Friday morning claimed the life of 19-year-old Megan Fregeau of Franklin, according to the Vermont State Police.

Fregeau was driving the 2008 Honda Civic on Frontage Road near Route 78 when she lost control, traveling off the road, into a stand of trees.

Fregeau was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.

Rescue Crews were called around 3:45 am, saving the life of Fregeau’s passenger, Colby Hakey, 19, of Swanton.

Police said Hakey sustained moderate injuries in the crash, including a laceration on his arm, but was wearing a seatbelt, helping to save his life. Fregeau was not wearing her seatbelt, according to police.

The Frontage Road was closed to traffic for about 4 hours while state police investigated the crash.

TWO DUIS IN TWO DAYS

Swanton Police Officer Dean Scott arrested Charles Blanchard twice this week for DUI. According to court records, officer Scott first had contact with Blanchard on Friday, around 8:30 pm, when several 911 callers reported a man they believed to be drunk inside the

McDonalds in Swanton.

The officer responded to find Blanchard, who allegedly drove himself to the fast food restaurant to satisfy his need for munchies.

The officer’s report on the call indicated that Blanchard was falling down and having difficulty walking. It also indicated that he had bloodshot eyes and slurred speech.

A preliminary breath test on Blanchard indicated that his BAC was 0.138%, more than one and a half times the legal limit for driving in Vermont.

Blanchard, who had already been arrested for a pair of DUIs in recent weeks, had been given a condition of release by the court to not operate a motor vehicle after consuming any alcohol.

Blanchard was also operating with a suspended license, according to police, adding to the charges on Friday evening.

On Sunday evening, around 7:15 pm, the same officer, Dean Scott, was patrolling in Swanton when he noticed Blanchard driving his black Dodge truck on First Street. Knowing that Blanchard had just been arrested for driving with a suspended license two days prior, the officer turned around to pull Blanchard over.

Blanchard pulled into the Jolley Gas Station, where he was arrested.

On Sunday, Blanchard provided a preliminary breath test indicating a BAC of 0.103%, making that the fourth DUI he received in a matter of a couple months.

He was held on bail until his arraignment on Monday,

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of fear, bigotry, ignorance and This is the second question in QUESTION: If elected, what health, education, and wellFranklin Senate intolerance.” In 1954, Aiken’s the County Courier’s traditional is one bill that you being. I want to Republican hear ideas fellow US from Senator (2 Seats) Question & Answer series,would seek (Franklin Countyconstituents and Alburgh, Ralph introduced the posed to each of the candidates to introduce in the upcoming as toFlanders what they want who have filed to run for House except the town of Montgomery resolution that brought McCarthy biennium? their Senator to pursue, and am down.

Individual Vermont and Senate. We began this series and Richford) - 2 Seats Randy Brock (R)* the time Republicans may and hold learn diverse in 2014 to better inform readers taking to listen I am running as a Vermont opinions in some areas, but there of each candidate’s viewpoints mostareimportant I what’s emphasize key principlestothatpeople bring us on important issues facing Republican. modifier “Vermont. together. Vermont Republicans the (Franklin sate. If you County would like and a the Alburgh, living inIn Franklin County and question asked, please email it 1860,Vermont’s newly-dominant believe in individual liberty, the town of Montgomery I seekresponsibility, to represent Republican votersAlburgh gave anti-aspersonal limited toexcept countycourier@gmail.com, Abraham government, compassion for the or sendRichford) it in a private and - 2message Seats slavery candidatethem. to through out facebook page. Lincoln the largest margin of needy, low taxes, a free market Randy Brock (R)* victory of any state in the union economy, and local control. *Indicates incumbant.

In 1950, Vermont’s US Senator (randy@randybrock.com) Corey Parent (R) Pam McCarthy (D) QUESTION: With the George Aiken was one of just Two coming weeks Vermont (corey.parent@gmail.com) Republican senators who No reponse was submitted as primaries up inago, just seven a few days, why did you spoke out against the tactics of press time. cancelled a contract with a cell Property TaxesCorey are Parent still at the (R) file under the party you are of fellow Republican Joseph McCarthy, I grew up in a largely bluerunning What The party result phone under? vendor. will warning top ofagainst most people’s minds when platforms do you most align elements in the national party collar family and was taught be the loss of cellular service, I talk to them about the issues with, and how do you differ that sought “victory through with hard work and a little luck the selfishfor politicalfacing exploitation could accomplish anything from your party’s mobile platform? including 911, the youState of Vermont. in this country. When I was a kid thousands of Vermonters in our They can’t keep up with the pace – I’d wake up early and help my orris dad deliver Little Debbie Snacks most rural areas. The mandated at which they are growing.

It is to stores across Franklin County.

Statewide Telecommunications imperative Ithat themy first Legislature even had job working as a bottle boy in one of those Plan, an essential element in and the Administration have stores where I’d go after school planning for and addressing a robust – conversation about sort bottles, clean the deli and stock the cooler. There I mention are these the problem, is over 9 months Education Funding. experiences because I saw from late. In early August, the state so many issues impact a youngthat age how hard itour was Dedicated loyalty to the Sheriff’s Office for 29 years be a small business owner. government’s internet communitiesto that are tied to this Direct experience managing theentire complex operations If sales were down – it was of the Sheriff’s Office system, including the issue. Whether it isinproperty reflected personal taxes income.

Effective and established relationships with federal, DMV, state, and local law enforcement agencies and courts If you Iwere sick you stilland went Paid for by the Committee to Elect Thomas Oliver Vermont Health Connect and or Act 46 which believe was Served Franklin County as a FirstOliver, Responder and Thomas Oliver for Sheriff to work because the job had Sheriff of Franklin County, Laurie Treasurer.

Deputy Game of Franklin County PO BoxWarden 78, Sheldon Springs, VT 05485.department, almost every other is a failed attempt to address that to get done.

If Government Thomas Oliver for Sheriff of Franklin County a new law or regulation went dark – for hours. OverTUEthe concern. passed it added to the work and cost of VOTE – REPUBLICAN PRIMARY past several years, Vermonters Some people proposeAddthat weof doing business. on top AUGUST heriff of Franklin County, Laurie Oliver, Treasurer. PO Box 78, Sheldon Springs, VT 05485. experiences buying a first have suffered through the epic move to an those income tax to pay for home in Vermont, paying ever increasing property and so failures of Vermont Health education, but that is just taxes a rouse. on. All of these experiences lead Connect. Time and time again, It won’t work and quite honestly me to the Republican Party.

I am a Franklin County the Vermont common Representative denominator in Franklin all – 5the next ten years for income Republican because I believe or some part of this was a state growth in Vermont doesn’tspirit lookof in the innovative Vermonters believe that official orBerkshire state agency notFranklin doing good as our agingandworkforce they know best how to grow its job, inHighgate some cases, deliberately moves into retirement.

Richford jobs and the economy. I believe that Vermonters can best failing to follow laws passed by Many issues contribute to make decisions at the local the General Assembly and no higher education costs, andaddressing those level and that by the unsustainable one has been held accountable. I must be addressed as well.growth Is itin State Government taxes and Paid for by Linda Collins for VT State Representative 116 So. Main St., Richford, VT 05476 believe we need a strong law on appropriate regulations for the EdweFund pay couldtoprovide

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the meal be served on the premises of the organization to qualify as an exclusion from “taxable meal””.

Unfortunately the Senate did not provide the same support and the language was cut from the bill when it was returned to the House.

I will reintroduce the language that was voted for by the House and testify again before the Senate committee for its importance to Vermont communities.

The 2018 Fairfax Fire Department Calcutta to be held Saturday, October 20th at Smugglers Notch Meeting House is and has been a major fund raiser for the department. This event should not have any of the dollars raised siphoned off by the Meals Tax. On the wall of the Ways and Means committee is a quote from the Vermont constitution that says any tax that is levied should be of an obvious benefit to the community, more so than if the money were not collected. I will continue to defend that these dollars better benefit the Fairfax community through their support of our volunteer Fire Department.

their condition improves. Income and, at the same time, pressure the Franklin-2 (includes the towns (Fairfax) of Montgomery and be addressed taxes would also legislature to prioritize the really Mary Beerworth (R) Richford) in thisRonbill since do not theimportant Horton (D) seniorsBecause Vermont issues.

With the two party in system Republican Party Aplatform have increases their income, legislative calendar would you need to pick one for the embraces the fundamental yet theirWith taxes the same money directly and Primaries. that go saidup I’llat human rights laidsave out insome the give anas interesting response to Declaration of Independence, rate those still working in their a lot of money indirectly. It the first sentence.

I will run on the Republican professions. would also decrease the amount I’m a registered Democrat who ballot. has an Independent mind. I’ll Today, I feel that the VT I’m sure I will be introducing of out-of-state influence that be running with the Democrats Republican party best reflects the because I am pretty foundational that have multiple bills progressive, at once. Our DMVprinciples special interests group have on although I do support business made our nation the greatest in needs a complete overhaul. the outcome of legislation in ventures that make sense to the world. When those principles our economy.

You’ll see me on system guide the is legislative decision Currently only 11 states Our transportation Vermont. the Democratic ticket for the making process, the result is non-existent in I’m thenotNEK. Primaries even though passageNew of laws are that without have a a limit on the length of happy with the DNC I do protection feel positive impact Vermonters Businesses need for ontheir session. If elected, I would locally the VDP is trying. lives while protecting freedoms. the first five years so they can get like to restart that discussion Franklin-3-1 My position on most The VT Republican platform everything is thatrunning. we have Act to is46 worth reading inand full and can up and stay needs introduce a proposal for (St. Albans City/Town) talk. We have to be able to see be found online. In short, the to points be of challenged.

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James Fitzgerald (R) other view, discuss ourBig platform emphasizes the need to differences, find a wayunder to promote “personal responsibility, must beandbrought control I’m not sure what bill I might make things better for everyone. limited government, compassion so those needing medicine can low taxes, a Barbara Murphy (I)* introduce, if any at all. I may There are far too many closed for the needy, free minds Montpelier. I will be market and local get itin affordably.

Single payer economy or (bsmffxvt@yahoo.com) attempt to gain greater financial working to change that. control.”

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I encourage Fairfax for first. Too much of agree to a Republican Bigpeople money must staywhoout ofselectwhat is the one bill that I will centers. I’m not confident that we government is concerned with ballot in the primary on August politics. need14th4 and yearto voteintroduce are doing all we can to attract our looking at theAnd money we first. My for Mary if elected. As the position is that we need to see Beerworth. terms...

With Term limits. representative for Fairfax I have students to learning skills, such the needs first, and Then make proposals are on Barbara my Murphy and will as plumbing, heating and etc. All the My money work.

The platform (I)* once more push to allow I have put together shows many I have chosen to remain website, www.RonHorton.info.

I our volunteer fire department to children will not go on to Yale, ways of generating vast amounts nonaligned with a party and ofwelcome money. We everyone should be cutting therefore am not onbe anyincluded ballot in to take a look, in the taxable meal Harvard, nor should they. These government waste, not life the Primary election. and if you wish, visit myThe contact jobs pay very good money and sustaining programs. fact is thatexclusion I align with even though the meal The only slightyou difference I myme constituents, Fairfax page where can leave your isthenot held on the department’s there is a shortage of qualified might see with the VDP is that residents. To show support for concerns, orgood, just thoughts. property. workers throughout Vermont. We I ideas, am in favor of bringing my candidacy I invite Fairfax The issue of having to clean, corporations to the NEK, voters to write mypay namethis in ontax was brought to my must work hard to make sure that similar to the IBMs of the world. the Primary ballot they select, John Rodgers (D)* attention and I introduced H586 our students are at least aware of We need these companies to no matter what party. As an be able (jrodgers@leg.state.vt.us) to rebuild our beautiful Independent the petitions in theI filed 2017-18 session to open the offerings that are available corner of the world. I certainly place me directly on the ballot No response submitted conversation.

In testimony to them. Insofar as introducing don’t want to try and turn our for as the ofGeneral the Election in Kingdom into NYC, I do November. pressbuttime. with the House Ways and Means legislation I have said for a believe a few of these clean, Without party ties I am able Committee long time I would not introduce good companies, will help to listen and participate in floor I addressed concerns our economy, offer jobs and debate, giving more credence, that removing the ‘on premises’ legislation just for the sake of opportunities to our youth, and more credibility to it, especially Robert Starr (D)* requirement could be at great saying I did. During the next help fill our schools. in close votes. Party-line votes You can(rstarr@leg.state.vt.us) see my common sense are counted and expense expected of to Vermont. Working few weeks before the November ideas on this and many other members unless they have as of theirwith fellow House members and election I will be listening to issues No on response my website,submitted www. forewarned leadership press time. the Joint Fiscal Office, language the voters in my district, and I was developed that allowed the may learn of something really Franklin-1 intent of my bill to be supported important that would require new (Geogia) but limited in scope. legislation. I will listen carefully.

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Pam McCarthy (D) (PAMMCCARTHY4VTSENATE@gmail.com) In the 1st year of the biennium, I do not seek to introduce legislation so much as to see that important legislation that we have not followed through on, such as a sustainable plan for cleaning up Vermont’s waterways, is pursued to a good conclusion. I want to support legislation that ensures that all Vermonters have livable wages; safe and stable housing; affordable and accessible learning opportunities for their children, from the early years through postsecondary; and quality healthcare that they can afford. As a former small business owner and Agency of Human Services Field Director, I am invested in workforce development and growing our economy, and in proactively supporting our communities’

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How do we address declining enrollments statewide? When I was a student in St. Albans we had 105,000 students across Vermont, today we have 80,000 and when my son who was just born ten weeks ago graduates from High School there will only be 65,000 students.

These are all concerning trends, and unless we address them head on once and for all, we will be having the conversation every two years. It will be tough, and these types of changes will upset some people. We need legislators with the courage to make those changes and help bring true Education financing reform to life. I’m willing to fight for that, and I’m eager to engage in that conversation so that we can finally address a significant issue in Vermont’s affordability crisis.

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John Rogers (D)* make their mark on this world.

No reponse was submitted as I have often said, no government official in the 1970s said “You of press time.

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Franklin-1(BEERWORTH05454@gmail. create jobs but it can create an environment where the economy (Geogia) com) Carl Rosenquist (R)* can grow.

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August 30, 2018

DO WE HAVE A RACISM PROBLEM?

Earlier this past week a young woman who represents a House district in Bennington county announced she was withdrawing from the November election contest. Just last week she won the Democratic nomination for a third term. Her skin is dark and a while back she spoke with me about having received a number racial comments and threats online.

Apparently now she has decided to pull out of the race entirely because of continuing concerns regarding the impact of these threats on her family, and especially on the safety of her bi-racial young son.

I am extremely disappointed and angry that this has happened: disappointed at loosing the skills of this bright young woman and angry that someone’s cruel thoughtlessness caused her to leave the race. This is not just an issue for Bennington, it is a loss for the entire state. She always had valuable input, wise comments and a good view of the role of the legislature in efforts to make Vermont better. A young mother and social justice worker, she brought much that was good to our work at the statehouse. Her input will be missed.

It is hard to believe racism could be the reason for someone to withdraw from anything here in Vermont. But it is. Her husband reports the police told him they would not begin an investigation without more evidence.

No one in this state should experience derogatory racial comments, racial harassment or threats. The racism and hostility expressed towards this Bennington County family makes me angry, and ready to take action. Vermont was the first state to outlaw slavery in its state constitution. Vermont sent a higher percentage of eligible volunteer soldiers to the Civil War than any other state. Anti slavery societies were common across our state. Church records all over Vermont record 150 years of sermons on the evils of treating people differently because of the color of their skin.

Presently we think of our state as progressive-leaning, with a long history of social justice leadership.

But in this incident, we see the open hatred that reflects the extremism movement growing in other parts of the country. This cannot be allowed in Vermont.

Our state needs the difficult conversations about race, about whether there is institutional racism here, about whether there really is

equal inclusion here and what it means to be diverse in Vermont.

We all need to learn more about racism and be able to make sure it does not happen in our state.

Senator Carolyn Branagan Franklin Senate District Vermont State Senate

PARENT IS BEST CHOICE FOR NEXT GENERATION OF VERMONTERS

It is no secret that Vermont has many demographic trends that are not working in its favor. As a college student – I have many decisions to make shortly about where I will build my life and career. Vermont has always been home to me – but the challenges of finding a career, as well as affordable housing, make it difficult to return home.

Corey Parent understands that.

He went to college in Northern New York and worked in New York City before returning home to St. Albans. It was during his 2014 campaign for the house that I first met Corey, his efforts to make Vermont more affordable and grow our economy, for everyone, was admirable. Over his four years in the House he has done just that and quite frankly the Senate needs a voice like Corey’s. Corey not only provides a strong voice for our county but for my generation as well.

If you wish to find conclusions on how to keep and attract the next generation of Vermonters, Corey Parent is the best choice for the State Senate this year. He’s lived it, and he’s not far removed from the decisions I’m facing in the months and years ahead.

Lexy Laroe Georgia, VT

SUPPORTING PARENT

I’m a young entrepreneur, active father, and husband to my wife. I have little time to participate in politics but always endorse the best candidates for Franklin County and Alburgh.

Corey Parent is the clear choice for State Senate, because he has fought for a strong affordable and prosperous future for the residents of St Albans as a member of the House of Representatives and will continue to do so in the State Senate.

Like me, Corey grew up here and chose to make Franklin County his

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August 30, 2018

FUEL UP SUMMIT INSPIRES STUDENTS

Leah Gervais, Keagan Cousineau and Jacob Willey sit in front of a mural at the Fuel Up to Play 60 Summit in Atlanta, Georgia this summer.

Photo courtesy of Earlene Bosely dairy farmers from around the country, and numerous NFL players.

Fuel Up to Play 60, which is sponsored by the National Dairy Council, the NFL, and farmers across the country was designed to raise awareness among youth and educators about the importance of nutrition and exercise.

The summit took place at Agnes Scott College and included a visit to the Mercedes Benz Stadium, site of Super Bowl LIII. Approximately 200 students and 100 educators from 40 states were represented at the summit.

“They started the day every morning with physical activity at 7 o’clock,” said Bosely.

Each morning the kids spent an hour with various NFL players participating in games, stretching, and fun outdoor activities. The players kept the kids entertained throughout the week.

Fun physical activity is a big part of the summit, and the kids enjoyed everything from rock wall climbs to flag football.

“I liked the flag football because we had two football players who were quarterbacks. I got a touchdown, just running it, and the quarterback for the Falcons was

cheering for me,” said Keagan.

“There was one that could talk to alligators,” said Jacob, to the laughter of the rest of the group, “I really liked that guy,” said Willey.

The students agreed that Ben Garland was the most fun since he spent a lot of time with the kids.

“He would interact with us and make funny faces in the photo booth. He was really fun,” said Gervais.

All three of the students who traveled with Bosely have participated in Fuel Up to Play 60 at the elementary school. They are headed to middle school this year, and they plan to continue the Fuel Up to Play 60 program at the next level.

“They went to leadership training and had classes all day at the summit. After their physical activity and a nice, healthy breakfast, they’d listen to speakers and break up into groups to learn leadership strategies,” explained Bosely.

Some of the classes, including a Cart Competition, focused on helping to make healthy foods more appealing.

“We had to make a cart look like we’d make it if we brought it to

our class. Keagan and I were on the same team, and our team won,” said Gervais.

Breakfast was a big focus for the summit, and Fuel Up to Play 60 made sure to let the ambassadors know it’s a meal that shouldn’t be skipped.

The idea of a mobile food cart that can bring breakfast to kids who might have missed out at home might seem unusual, but there’s science to back it up.

According to the Food Research Action Center, student math and reading achievement test scores improve when breakfast is moved out of the cafeteria and into the classroom.

Gervais received a Breakfast Champion Medal on the last day of the summit.

“They voted at the table about who had the healthiest breakfast, and I got the medal. I got to meet Aja Evans and get a picture with her and her medal,” said Gervais.

Going to the Fuel Up to Play 60 Summit isn’t a one-time event, and some students attend throughout their school years. For the EES students, this trip is one they will work to repeat.

The students raised money for their trip this year and Gervais also received a scholarship.

“I ended up getting a scholarship, which I was very lucky to get, and we all worked hard to raise the money. We did a 50/50 raffle, took donations, and a bottle drive. I can’t wait to go next year!”

When asked about what they remembered most about the summit, each student had a different response.

“Jerome Bettis is my favorite football players. I really enjoyed listening to him talk, meeting him, and taking a selfie with him.

That was my favorite part,” said Cousineau.

“I loved meeting all the amazing people, and it wasn’t just all the football players; it was also the people on my team and my roommate,” said Gervais.

“I liked meeting the football players, and I liked the inflatable obstacle course,” said Willey.

Willey has also been invited to be a youth advisor on the Youth Advisory Panel.

“I’d be on some of the conference calls, and I’d help with some of the stuff for next year’s summit,” explained Willey.

Bosely has received grants from

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By Ruthie Laroche For the County Courier Three Enosburg Elementary students joined the school’s Foodservice Director Earlene Bosley at the Fuel Up to Play 60 2018 Student Ambassador Summit in Atlanta, Georgia.

Leah Gervais, Jacob Willey, and Keagan Cousineau are the first students from EES to attend a Fuel Up to Play 60 summit. For Cousineau and Gervais, it was the first time they can remember flying on an airplane, and it was also the first time that Bosely has taken a group of students on an adventure of this magnitude.

“They were a good group to fly with,” said Bosely with a smile.

The group arrived in Atlanta on Monday, July 16th and flew home on Thursday, July 19th. And according to Bosely, the summit schedule kept them busy nearly every waking moment.

Fuel Up to Play 60 provided the kids and the Program Advisors with four days of games, speakers, great food, and challenges, all geared to empowering the summit attendees to embrace a healthy lifestyle.

Speakers included Surgeon General David Satcher, US Bobsled Olympian Aja Evans,

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Montgomery 8/10: Howard and Kathy King and Kathy’s sister Geraldine Jewett went to Branch Brook Campsite with their camper in Thomaston, CT, to visit family and friends while there for the week had visitors everyday. Granddaughter Denielle Gamelin and her daughter Carter Mulville and her friend Ryder Mulville and her boyfriend Conor Mulville, and their dog Soot. Visits from granddaughter

Devon Gamelin, daughter Leslie G., Daughter Lori Young and her husband Kenny. Granddaughter Michelle Young and her boyfriend Michael Boucher, her daughter Morgan Young, son Cameron Young, Denielle’s friend from NY, Katherine Jlainer. Kathy’s daughter Lisa and Anthony Sebastiano and Kathy’s niece Pat Blasl; Howard’s sister Judy and husband Howie Sears. Then Sat. August 18, we came north, and went to Eden Lake and left the camper for Lori, Kenny and Morgan Cameron until Wed. 8/22. Saturday night 8/18 they had cousins visiting. Tuesday, 8/21, Howard fried up some trout for us and Kathy’s brother Wayne and wife Evelyn Jewett came and enjoyed the evening with us. We all enjoyed the week away and will try and make this an annual event/

SENIOR MEALS BERKSHIRE, ENOSBURGH, MONTGOMERY, SHELDON: • The Dairy Center: Mon.Fri.: 11am-1pm, Enosburgh, all welcomed, $5/suggested donation; 933-2030.

• Thursdays, 5pm, weekly community meal at the Enosburg Falls Methodist Church, donations accepted.

FAIRFAX:

• 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month:11am/doors open, 12pm/ Lunch at the Fire Station, Goodall St. (off Main St.). Family style, catered by Steeple Market; $5 suggested donation. Info: 8496820 (Elaine).

FAIRFIELD COMMUNITY CTR.: Tuesdays at noon: meals open to everyone; suggested donation: $4/over 60 yr. and $6/

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played cards for awhile before returning home.

8/25: It was a busy day here Saturday with the Farmers Market, Trinkets and Treasures Lawn Sale, Lawn and Porch Sale on Route 118. it was a nice warm day and every one got out and enjoyed the sales and weather.

Sincere Sympathy is extended to June Abramowitz in the loss of her brother James Marshall of Essex. (May the Love, Prayers and Support of your Friends help during this difficult time, God Bless!)

The Montgomery Center for the Arts has the pleasure to invite you to the Opening “Dalliances” An exhibition featuring a dialogue between Art and The Written Word featuring the Creative Genius of Jerry Johnson, Tony Whedon and Gustav Verderber. The Event will take place Saturday, September 8th at 6 pm at the MCA, #2 Mountain Road, Montgomery Center, VT. Admission is Free. Wine and Cheese will be served. Gallery hours will be Saturda to Sunday 12 till 4 during the month of September

under 60 yr. Call 827-3130 to reserve a place. All menu items subject to change.

BIRTHS

RICHFORD: • Mon.-Fri. 11am-4pm: Senior Meals at The Crossing.

•Senior Community Meal: 1st Wed. each month, for 60+yr., Richford American Legion. Info: Marion 848-3685, Robin 8483402, Ann 848-3632.

• 2nd, 3rd, & 4th Wed. 10am3pm: Missisquoi Manor, 71 Liberty St., Richford. Join us for crafts, activities & games. Info: Robin 848-3402, Marion 8483685, Ann 848-3632.

ST. ALBANS: Franklin Cty. Senior Ctr., 75 Messenger ST (802)524-6616 • 1st Mon. of the month, VFW Meal.

• Mon., Wed. & Thurs.: 12pm; Reservations 524-6616 SWANTON/HIGHGATE: •Tuesdays, Swanton School House Apartments, 55 Church St., Swanton. Call 72 hours in advance, 802-662-5264 for reservations.

Available to individuals 60+: $5, suggested donation. 50/50; Bingo after the meal.

Thank you.....

...to everyone that turned out and those who participated in one form or another for the Inaugural Colby Pattee Soccer Jamboree. ...to all those that donated to our Silent Auction and the businesses who helped defer the cost of goods for everyone to enjoy the day so all proceeds could be donated to the Hunt for a Lifetime. .....to the bakers and helpers of the Bake Sale, those who loaned their coolers for the day, and those who attended to help make this day so successful and memorable for all.

For a full list of donations, please visit our Facebook page www.facebook.com/kickinitforColby 72545

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Tom, Renee, and Dylan Pattee

Clouds of Clothes Thrift Store Renaudette: Raegan Taylor Renaudette was born to Taylor Renaudette and Rachel (Graf) Renaudette of Swanton on August 20 at NMC.

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Brunelle/ Myott: Aurora Riley Lyn Brunelle was born to Charles Brunelle II and Destiny Myott of Franklin on August 20 at NMC.

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Deso/ Laberge: Carter James Deso was born to Randy Deso Jr. and Samantha Laberge of St. Albans on August 22 at NMC.

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Thank You We would like to thank, most sincerely, all who sympathized and supported us at the time of the tragic loss of our beloved son and brother, Colby Charles Pattee.

Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to the many friends, neighbors and well-wishers who visited our home, attended Colby’s Visiting Hours and Service, providing emotional support for us at this difficult time. For those who telephoned, traveled long distances, sent floral tributes, cards and messages of condolences, made charitable donations, brought food, and by all your presence comforted us during this tragic time, we are truly grateful.

A special thank you to the EMTs, doctors and nurses and Goss Funeral Home staff.

To our family, friends, and small community, your support, in all forms, made our tragic loss more bearable.

It would be impossible to thank everyone individually, so in hopes of reaching every person who supported us, please accept this acknowledgment as an expression of our deepest gratitude for the past and continuing outpouring of support for our family, friends and community.

Colby will forever be in our hearts and on our minds.

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for more information email montgomerycenterforthearts.com Happy Birthday to Marion Charles 9/2; Sonny Cote, Derrick Butler 9/3; Andrew Bimm, Allison Bowen 9/4; Jamie Buttendorf 9/8.

Anniversary wishes to: Mike and Louise Celantano, Jesse and Karen Soule 9/1. **A young couple invited their elderly pastor for Sunday dinner.

While they were in the kitchen preparing the pastor decided to talk with the couples young son.

He asked “what are we having to eat? “GOAT” the little boy replied. “Are you sure about that” the pastor asked. “YEP” said the little boy. “I heard Dad say to Mom, ‘Today will be a perfect day to have that Old Goat for dinner.’”** It has been a nice Sunday afternoon, a little rain and now the sun is trying to come again. Hope it clears off and we can see the full moon tonight 8/26.

Have a nice week and M.L.T.A. (Remember to share your news with me)HP

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vacation.

Therese Begnoche and her sister Cecile went to Kingsey Falls, Quebec for a Nadeau reunion.

From there we went to St George de Beauce to visit an Aunt, then to Lenoxville to see an Uncle and Cousins, then onto ScotsTown where we lived as young children for nine years. We came back through Canaan to see another Uncle. We had a very nice four days touring and visiting.

8/22: Sonny and I had a surprise visit from my sister Maureen and husband Ed Patterson from TN, they were up to Ed’s hunting camp for a few weeks in Duxbury, VT. While they are in Vermont they plan of visiting family and friends and plan on attending the wedding of our niece in September before returning to TN. 8/23: Linda and Merle Van Gieson enjoyed an afternoon visit with her brother Sonny and his wife Theresa Towle in St.Albans, and their daughter Jane Towle was up from Virginia visiting her parents. They enjoyed their visit and lunch together, and then

-- Tom, Renee, and Dylan Pattee

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SUNRISE/SUNSET Date Thu, Aug 30 Fri, Aug 31 Sat, Sep 1 Sun, Sep 2 Mon, Sep 3 Tue, Sep 4 Wed, Sep 5

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Sunrise 6:13:15 6:14:26 6:15:36 6:16:47 6:17:58 6:19:08 6:20:19

Sunset 7:32:09 7:30:20 7:28:31 7:26:42 7:24:51 7:23:01 7:21:10

Length of day 12:52:42 12:52:23 12:52:04 12:51:44 12:51:25 12:51:05 12:50:44

MONEY MADNESS (As of August 29th) Canadian Exchange Rate $1 U.S. buys $1.290875 Canadian $1 Canadian buys 77.4668¢ U.S. Energy Oil (Light Crude): $69.67/barrel Metals Gold: $1,212.90/troy oz Silver: $14.68/troy oz Platinum: $797.60/troy oz Copper: $2.70/lb Ag. Corn: $3.565/bushel Soybeans: $8.3725/bushel Wheat: $5.415/bushel Livestock Lean Hogs: 51.28¢/lb Live Cattle: $1.0865/lb Feeder Cattle: $1.492/lb

Leah Gervais, Jacob Willey, Earleen Bosley and Keagan Cousineau from Enosburg Elementary School take time out of thier busy schedule to read the County Courier while at the 2018 Student Ambassador Summit for Fuel Up to Play 60 in Atlanta, GA Next time you’re out of town on business or pleasure, take a copy of the County Courier and snap a photo beside some exotic location. Email it to us at countycourier@gmail.com, tell us what town you live in and we’ll share it with the world.

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Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 59. West wind 5 to 7 mph becoming south after midnight.

Friday: Sunny, with a high near 84. South wind 6 to 9 mph.

Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 64. East wind around 5 mph becoming light and variable.

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Sunday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 67. South wind around 8 mph.

Monday: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms.

Partly sunny, with a high near 83.

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Monday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 63. West wind 3 to 7 mph.

Tuesday: A 30 percent chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with a high near 82. Southwest wind around 6 mph.

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Partly sunny, with a high near 83.

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* On Sept. 11, 1857, Mormon guerillas, stoked by religious zeal, murder 120 emigrants at Mountain Meadows, Utah. The conflict with the wagon train of emigrants apparently began when the Mormons refused to sell the train any supplies. * On Sept. 10, 1897, London taxi driver George Smith, 25, becomes the first person ever arrested for drunk driving after slamming his cab into a building. In 1936, a professor of toxicology patented the Drunkometer, a balloon-like device into which people would breathe to determine whether they were inebriated.

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on Vermonters.

Kate Larose (D) (katelarosehouse@gmail.com) As a freshmen legislator, it is unlikely that I would be introducing bills in my first biennium. However I am looking forward to co-sponsoring and voting on new versions of several bills that we were passed out of the Legislature but vetoed by the Governor. Two of these vetoed bills, in particular, will work in tandem to support our economy and help local families to get ahead. These are S.40 (which would gradually raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour over six years) and H.196 (which would create a selffunded medical and family leave insurance program). As I go door to door, the overwhelming majority of my neighbors support these policies and would like to see them become law.

Another policy I would like to see introduced in the year ahead also has impacts on affordability and our economy and that is looking at moving school funding from property tax to income tax.

This shift would especially help aging Vermonters who are retired or will soon be retired, as well as young Vermonters and families just starting out. This shift would mean that those who have higher incomes would pay more than those who have lower incomes.

In other words, those who can afford to pay more, do. This is a fairer system that will help keep Vermont affordable so families can stay here and move here, ensures that people in retirement don’t have to move out of state if they don’t want to, and helps us to maintain high quality school systems we can all be proud of.

Mike McCarthy (D) (mike@ilikemikevt.com) I’ll likely be a co-sponsor on a number of bills supporting clean water and Vermont workers, but the sheer number of bills proposed in the last few sessions has really been overwhelming.

I’ll be careful about introducing novel legislation on my own in the upcoming session. I’m interested in one bill that is a landlord/ tenant proposal that Rep. Kathie Keenan was working on. Several landlords in the City, and I gather across the state have had problem tenants that had previous issues in other counties. If they had been aware of the prior evictions, the landlords might not have rented to these folks in the first place.

I’m interested in picking up the conversation and preventing future landlord/tenant issues in a way that’s fair for both parties.

Casey Toof (R) (CASEYTOOF@gmail.com) No response submitted as of press time.

Franklin-3-2 (St. Albans Town)

Eileen “Lynn” Dickinson (R)* (LYNNDICKINSON70@ comcast.net) No response submitted as of press time.

If reelected I will reintroduce a bill, H.209 which would simplify and reform the Act 250 permitting process. It took 20 years to get Wal-Mart’s permit approved in St. Albans. A very small number of people were able to drag on the 250 permitting process for years, despite the overwhelming support of the citizens of Franklin County.

There is a Rural Economic Development Caucus in the House of Representatives that meets every Thursday morning.

In many counties of Vermont, the rural towns and areas are losing population and have no or very little economic development.

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The loss of jobs, income and the growth of economic stagnation is alarming. They have limited infrastructure and are facing increased costs for their small municipalities. St. Albans Town is not a small town, although it is still rural and shares many of the concerns of these towns.

Act 250 has been around for 50 years and there is a legislative study committee examining the statute and its impact. It has no Republican Representatives on the committee and it appears it wants to expand Act 250 instead of simplifying it. Unfortunately, there will be no rural economic development without serious reform of Act 250 that makes it more responsive and timely in the application and appeal process.

Franklin-4 (Sheldon/Swanton)

Mariana Gamache (R)* (mariannagamache@gmail. com) One bill I am interested in introducing this next legislative session would be for Vermont to adopt a voter Referendum process, which would allow Vermonters to state their direct approval or disapproval of a proposed law using their voter ballot.

In order to proceed, I have requested Legislative Counsel to determine if this is a legal issue that would require an amendment to our Vermont State Constitution, or not.

Over the course of recent legislative sessions, there has been legislation passed on what are referred to as “hot button” issues, i.e., recreational Marijuana, school consolidation in Act 46, and prior to these, education Act 68 and 60, Physician Assisted Suicide, as well as others.

These types of issues raise strong emotions among the electorate.

Adding a provision to our voting system, that would allow voters to participate in decision making in these types of “hot button” issues at the ballot box, will strengthen our Constitutional citizen voter process. This will give citizens a greater voice in proposed legislation and help in the decision making process of legislators.

I have reached across the isle and had conversations about this with other legislators and was told by one, that this would be a very bad idea because voters don’t know the facts, that “we as legislators” are the ones with the information and “only we are qualified” to make these legislative decisions!

This kind of thinking is what’s wrong in Montpelier.

I believe that all voters must learn the issue positions of candidates and know the voting records of their state representatives and county senators before voting.

Please contact me by email about this issue at mgamache@ leg.state.vt.us Brian Savage (R/D)* (brianklynnb@comcast.net) Recently we have just have had the State Primary Elections. Voters

August 30, 2018 who took a Republican ballot would have noticed that there was one individual who was running for multiple statewide offices. His reason for doing so was to hold the spot open in the event a “qualified candidate” stepped forward to seek the nomination and to prevent a cross party nomination.

What occurred was he nominated for all of the positions. If he were elected to all of them he would have been unable to realistically and effectively serve in all of the positions. To further complicate matters, he was reluctant to step down as a candidate so that the GOP State Committee could nominate candidates for the positions. This has caused a great deal of headaches all the way around. He did finally step down and the GOP State Committee will be holding a meeting on the evening of August 29th to nominate candidates for these offices.

In the event I am re-elected, I will work on introducing legislation that will prohibit one person from filing to run for more than one of the statewide offices.

I would further propose that one person would not be able to run for a statewide office and also seek a nomination for a seat in the General Assembly and finally someone running for a House seat would not be able to file to run for a Senate seat or vice versa.

As we all know, elections are serious business and we must do our best to remove loopholes in the election law that allow for this sort of political shenanigans.

Nick Brosseau (D) (brosseau_nick@yahoo.com)

Franklin-5 (Highgate/Franklin/ Berkshie/Richford)

Joshua Aldrich(R) (JOSHA922@gmail.com) A bill that I’d like to see come forward is a mandatory drug testing for all state assisted programs at the applicants expense. I feel that this would help with our drug problem. And cut back on our state assisted programs. When applying for most jobs, employers are mandating drug test before being hired. If elected as one of your next State Reps any bills that are brought forward that make sense and will help fellow Vermont’s I’ll be sure to support such bill.

Charen Fegard (D) (charenfegard@gmail.com) Because no Freshman legislator knows which committee(s) he or she will sit on, I do not know where I will have the ability to introduce or shape legislation.

I can think of many issues I would like to improve within our communities, but will limit my answer to two bills.

I would introduce a bill to counter the threat caused to our schools by Act 46 and its sometimes reckless application

by the Agency of Education (AoE), and to better protect our schools from future attempts at state interference in our local decision making. Act 46 was written so that schools legally have off-ramp options if they meet multiple criteria including: are geographically isolated from another school with capacity, demonstrate academic excellence and operational efficiency, and have already formed efficient alliances to share services between entities. The AoE has disregarded this aspect of the law and is pushing mergers of some schools that operate very well at lower costs than our urban counterparts.

Schools are the heart of our rural communities. They provide space for important non-school activities and services, from summer programs, baseball, voting, and parenting classes, to community meals. Our schools provide additional stability and support to students who come from struggling families, helping them navigate their challenges.

Communities already choose every election to support their schools and should have the final say in how best to meet their children’s needs.

I would also introduce legislation to bring rural Vermont into the 21st century. Rural Vermont’s economic prosperity depends on our being connected to distant markets and the rest of the world. During the 20th century we built the modern roads and bridges that allow us to ship fresh milk and other products to southern New England. For future growth and opportunity, dependable access to broadband internet is as necessary to northern Vermont’s economic future as electricity and highways. If we want our kids to stay in Vermont, and for start-up business to succeed and for new ones to move here, we need to build an affordable highspeed internet network. Often the best option would be by fiber optic cable installed on existing utility poles.

Legislation has already been passed allowing Vermont towns to group together as public utilities (called Communication Union Districts) to provide broadband services. Vermont Electric Coop and Green Mountain Power could potentially also deliver fiber optic broadband internet, if we pass appropriate changes to the utility billing regulations.

Vermont’s more urban areas such as Montpelier and Burlington are already succeeding with this task and reap the benefits.

Highspeed internet will help many types of businesses, big and small. IT workers and telecommuters can work and live in rural Vermont, helping support our local economy. Businesses of any size and many types need reliable broadband to function in today’s market and with today’s technological demands. Those who want to tap into distant markets that crave the Vermont label can better sell their maple

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syrup, cheese, or other products.

our health, it is about making is something that can have a huge money. The insurers might tweak positive impact for Vermonters.

Daniel Nadeau (D) things here or there to try and keep Its time has come and I believe in (danielnadeau93@gmail.com) us buying what they’re selling our gut, we know it is time to take The Northern Vermont but we’re no dummies and know, control of our healthcare future.

Development bill would help business has a bottom line and it’s Please join me in this effort. northern rural communities about profit. We can no longer develope as Vermonts population afford their profit. The insurers James Gregoire (R) shift to the north. Maybe the know we need it and right now (GREGOIRE11@surfglobal. creation of special economic they’ve got it, but! we are only net) zones and by targeting businesses as beholden to them as we allow There are several bills that I for affordable housing for there ourselves to be. would like to see introduced and employees. Look at how they Healthcare is a need not a want. passed in the next legislative have transformed St.Albans, Simply put, it’s just a flat out session. I believe the legislature Franklin county is the logical necessity. It is time to evolve and runs too long and I would support a expansion point in Vermont to realize the old ways of health bill for an April 15th adjournment. because of its position between insurance are no longer serving I would introduce or support Canada and Burlington. We have our needs. We must begin to find a bill authorizing low interest the momentum and with around new ways to address the very loans for our dairy industry. I 3 percent population growth in important health needs of our would be open to dialogue on a Franklin county. Thats what my communities.The time has come bill to reduce property tax rates. bill would do is try to grow the that we begin to think bigger and I would definitely support a bill economy of these regions as the do better. identifying long term funding population shifts to our region.

If elected, I would like to for federally mandated cleanSmall businesses and other introduce a bill for Universal up of Lake Champlain. I would developments could happen as Primary Care (UPC). Primary care be interested in working with companies want to take advantage is where we get most of our care other legislators to provide better of this expanded work force most of the time. Primary care is incentives for businesses with while still wanting to be in close where that saying, “Take care of good paying jobs to either relocate proximity. Also with the creation the little things and the big things to VT or expand current operations of special economic zones we don’t happen.� comes into play. here. Aside from a more efficient could draw investors from across Big time! Primary care is 6% of government, the best way to the border. our total healthcare spending; half increase affordability is through of that is already publicly funded jobs that can sustain higher wages Shane Rhodes (R) through Medicare and Medicaid. and benefits.

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Primary care is where we can get Whatever bills I introduce or com) mental health and substance abuse sign on to, I will do so thoughtfully No response submitted as of services; where those with chronic and with solid information. I will press time. illnesses can get the proper care not support a bill just because it they need. This one is a win win! sounds good. I will not support Linda Collins (I) It makes sense, is affordable and bills that add to the mandates, (lcollinsk12@gmail.com) will help people live less stressful taxes, fees and other costs of This week I’ve been talking to healthier lives. living. We are struggling with dairy farmers so my thoughts are UPC will include everyone, affordability and the solution is about working on a bill that would and this will be nonnegotiable, not more spending. I would work assist them by possibly easing up everyone will be covered in with other legislators to realign on stringent regulations, finding Vermont. We will have fair the way that we fund higher more sources for the products financing with public funding. It education- most states do it far and supporting a management must also be sustainable, lasting– differently than we do. program. Right now farmers are not just a program that is going It is all too common for working on improving their farm to be cut in the next budget cycle. candidates to make empty practices because of regulations With everyone included, from the promises in order to get elected. and they need the financial support least to the most influential among I will only promise that I will to do this.The legislature needs us, it means we all have a stake in work tirelessly to be a rational, to listen to the farmers and our maintaining such a program and respectful and responsive voice for delegation in Washington needs to ensuring it thrives. you in the legislature. I will make speak up, which they have been.

We can afford UPC because no knee-jerk decisions. I will not This is not just a crisis in Vermont we are already paying more than engage in class warfare rhetoric or and it needs to be solved in a bi enough into health care to fund take blindly ideological/partisan partisan manner. everyone’s health care. And for stances. those who might say we’ve already If there are issues you would like Franklin-6 tried this, no we haven’t. We quit to see addressed in the legislature before we even got started. please email me or direct message r, we’ve received(Fairfield/Fletcher/ a prestigious national award recognizing our outstanding patient satisfaction Bakersfield) I know that I pay a very ward is given by Avatar International, a leading research firm that surveys patients about their level Kelly Cummings (D) expensive insurance bill every n with healthcare services.

NMC is one of approximately (INFO@kellyforvthouse.com) month, I 400 callhospitals it a nationally Insurance using the Avatar ne of only 13 hospitals awarded the Overall Best Performer Award.

Congratulations I have been working for Premium Tax, and to be honest to NMC’s n providing exceptional care community! accessible and for our affordable that Insurance Premium Tax just healthcare since 2008. pays for my premiums, it doesn’t ormation callThe Janet at of 802-524-1280 or visit cost health insurance haswww.NorthwesternMedicalCenter.org. include my out of pocket costs done nothing but become more and high deductibles. I, like so expensive every year, you can many others, don’t really use my see this on your monthly bill. The insurance. It is too costly to use, Hospital premiums, out of pocket costs and but every month there I go, paying deductibles are causing us to lose that Insurance Premium Tax. our access to the care we need. The It is unaffordable, inaccessible Trump administration is working and basically useless. So when Northwestern Medical Center hard to remove our preexisting I say we must think bigger and FAIRFIELD ST., ST. ALBANS, VT condition protections and we all do better, I mean it. It is time to (802) 524.5911 | 800.696.0321 know what that means. It means shake off the old ways of doing we are in a heap of trouble, things; the old ways of thinking Residential who doesn’t have a preexisting that just work to keep us down and Ave Maria 6/22/12 2:28 PM condition? Let’s not kid ourselves aren’t letting us get what we need.

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Felisha Leffler (R) (felisha@felishaleffler.com) I have been incredibly fortunate so far to be able to hear the opinions and concerns of hundreds of future constituents in Montgomery and Enosburgh.

Through our conversations, I know that if elected I need to focus on representing you best by supporting bills that focus on making Vermont an affordable place to live with a supported and thriving economy. I am also looking forward to supporting initiatives that help us to combat the opioid epidemic and jumpstart recovery and reintegration into society and the workforce.

I believe that in order to advocate and demand a more affordable Vermont, the best avenue to success is not in introducing more legislation, but rather fighting against new tax and fee increases as they are introduced. This last session showcased just how much we need champions of affordability when the majority party shoved through not only a spending increase, but also a tax increase, even though we had a surplus in revenue. That kind of disregard for the working Vermonter is exactly why the Franklin-7 district needs new representation with fiscal responsibility in Montpelier.

On another note, there is more to be addressed in Montpelier than just the big button issues.

Something that is near to my heart and something that I have heard incredible support for is an Animal Cruelty Registry. The premise is fairly self-explanatory; individuals that are convicted of

animal abuse or similar crimes would be added to a public list that would prevent them from acquiring, adopting, or possessing any animals. Several cases in the Franklin County area in the last several years have driven this issue for me. Eleven other states are in the process of creating a registry to address similar issues.

This would not only decrease the cost of responding to abuse and mistreatment and the associated vet and housing costs, but it would ensure that violent tendencies are properly tracked. Bills like this make Vermont a better place to live and raise a family.

I hope that as this campaign continues you will all share your opinions, concerns, and ideas with me.

Cindy Weed (P/D)* (cindyweed@hotmail.com) During this biennium’s regular and session special sessions, I was lead sponsor on over a dozen bills and five resolutions and also cosponsored over 75 bills and 68 resolutions. This year I will simultaneously resubmit the bills that did not pass because my constituents requested them and they all will help make Vermont a more sustainable, stronger, healthier and affordable place to live. The bills include: several health bills including enteral formula for home use and lead testing in schools; six transportation-related safety bills, two renter/landlord bills; one SNAP recipient education bill; a Homestead exemption bill; and an expanded bottle bill. After that I would sponsor another bill that changes the state’s education funding source from property taxes to a more equitable income tax.

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Property transfers posted by the Vermont Department of Taxes

Source VT Department of Taxes website: http://tax.vermont.gov/research-and-reports/statistical-data/property-transfer-tax

Alburgh

Larry Mumley transferred property at 9 South Main St., Alburgh to Town of Alburgh, $700.

Bakersfield

Stuart Alexander & Estate of Erwin A. Alexander transferred property at 2790 VT Route 109, to Estate of Charles E. Aussenhofer, $n/a.

Wilmington Savings Fund Society transferred property at 119 Dezotelle Rd., to SAMG VIX, LLC, $7,500.

Kirt Westcom transferred property in to Kirt Westcom, $n/a.

Wilmington Savings Fund Society transferred property on Route 108 South, to SAMGVIX, LLC, $7,500.

Berkshire

Amanda & Mark St. Pierre transferred property at 3097 Reservoir Rd., to Michael Martin & June Russin, $62,709.

Century 21 Jack Associates Richford | $89,000

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TD Bank N.A. transferred property at 4398 Water Tower Rd., to Brittany Kittell, $70,000.

Carol Kahn transferred property at 1921 Lost Nation Rd., to Amanda & Mark St. Pierre, $440,000.

Mary & Paul Hatch transferred property at 37 Rd., to Hatch Revocable Living Trust, $n/a.

Lorraine Conlon & Patrick Heaghney transferred property at 2811 West Rd., to McGarry Dairy, LLC, $389,000.

Meredith Potter transferred property at 81 Hardwood Hill Rd., to Steven Wilkins, $155,000.

Cambridge & Jeffersonville

Jeanie & Justin Dodds transferred property at 7082 VT Route 15, Cambridge to Ashley & Nicholas Bouthillette, $315,000.

Abbey Eckelmann transferred property at Smugglers Notch Resort V-16 Week 29, Cambridge to Paul Eckelmann, $n/a.

RichfoRd | $230,000

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Open flr. plan, interior 2nd story balcony, natural stone fireplace, tongue & groove wainscoting & wood ceilings. Tiled kitchen, Mstr. BA w/ sauna & jet tub.

23’x12’ ext.deck, 8’x12’ storage shed & 30’x24’ det. garage. House wired for house generator. A stone columned entrance & up a long winding drive.

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Leach Farms, Inc. transferred property at 1043 Sand Hill Rd., to Estate of John Cains, $n/a.

Annette & Todd Brown transferred property at 362 Butternut Hollow Rd., to Coleen Veino & Ronald Veino, Jr., $n/a.

Helen Hayes transferred property at 54 Archambault St., to Justin & Sarah Dudley, $140,000.

Robert Ovitt transferred property at 349 Missisquoi St., to Carol Jordan, Samuel Ovitt, Robert Ovitt Jr. & Joan Sweet, $n/a.

Town of transferred property at 362 Butternut Hollow, to Annette & Todd Brown, $n/a.

Joanne & Terrance Magnan transferred property at 1143 Sampsonville Rd., to Vermont Transco, $2,120.

Justin Bosley transferred

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Fairfax

Barbara Joachim, Trustee & David Joachim Trustee transferred property at 1800 Main St., to Charis & Stephen Potvin, $225,000.

Bonnie & Ronald Webb transferred property in to Fecteau Residential Inc dba Fecteau Homes, $5,000.

Robert Ovitt transferred property at 675 Buck Hollow Rd., to Carol Jordan, Samuel Ovitt, Robert Ovitt Jr. & Joan Sweet, $n/a.

Christine & Robert Romano transferred property at 38 Hawley Rd. #105, to Lorrie Sulva, $157,500.

Ronald Morin II transferred property at 7 Michelle Rd., to Joshua & Takara Hansell, $269,850.

Rene O. Fortin and Patricia L. Fortin Revocable Trust transferred property at 100 Settlement Rd., to Eliza Behrsing & Aaron Burley, $80,000.

Susan Fielden transferred property at 5 Buck Hollow Rd., to James Dowling III & Anastasia Richardson, $295,000.

Robert Ovitt Sr. transferred property at 565 Buck Hollow Rd., to Samuel Ovitt, $n/a.

Fairfield

Well established Equestrian Estate w/ scenic views & in-ground pool! Single family 5,066 sqft antique, Colonial, farmhouse, 12 rms., 6 BD, 3.5BA, on 113.40 acres. Wide plank floors, brick fireplace w/ woodstove insert.

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property at 299 West Rd., to Justin Bosley, $n/a.

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Timothy Branon transferred property westerly of Hill Rd. and Northerly, to Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, $n/a.

Timothy Branon transferred property at Swamp Wildlife Management, to Vermont fish and Wildlife Dept., $n/a.

Laura Napoli transferred property at 24 Napoli Camp Rd. 1, to Shawn Johnson, $26,000.

Christopher & Erica Connell transferred property at 5070 VT Route 36, to Tyler Jenkins & Kelsey O’Farrell, $166,950.

Sandra & Wayne Boudreau transferred property at 180 Dodd Rd., to Christopher Cassidy & Anna Royer, $425,000.

Fletcher

Patrick Gillian transferred property on Rd., Fletcher to Eva & Rex Gillian, $n/a.

Franklin

Kim & Marcel Paquette transferred property on South Franklin Rd., Franklin to Sarah & Sean Stebbins, $n/a.

Luke Gazaille transferred property at 70 Ledge Dr., Franklin to Amanda & Mark St. Pierre, $35,000.

Georgia

David Burley transferred property at 730 Carpenter Hill Rd., Georgia to Anna Burley, $n/a.

Jay

Brian Denis Labatte transferred property at 240 Slopeside Rd. TH505, Jay to The Brian Denis Labatte Living Trust under the agreement dated the 18th, $n/a.

Estate of Dudley F. Coy transferred property on West Jay Rd., Jay to Maria, Meagan & Timothy Coy, $n/a.

Carolyn & Ronald Smith

see PROPERTY page 16

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Country living at its best! Huge 2,676 sqft, 5-BD, 3-BA on 20 wooded acres w/ a stream; 2-car garage, 20’ above ground pool, and views. Natural woodwork, HW floors, formal DR and lg. family rm. w/ fireplace. New shingles in 2017! New windows in 2004. A must see home! MLS#4681543 Call, text or email Armand Chevrier Jr. 802-309-4735 armand.chevier@yahoo.com

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Plenty of storage space w/ a lg. shed converted from an older barn, a shed & 1-car garage. MLS#469569

VT Housing & Conservation Board transferred property at 260 Langdell Rd., Cambridge to VT Agency of Agriculture Food & Mrkts, $n/a.

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Richford

Perfect vacation spot for anyone wanting a peaceful secondary home surrounded by nature.

Open floor plan w/ plenty of kitchen counter space. 2 BD, 1 BA, attic storage; deck looks upon Lake Carmi views & dock. Nice aluminum frame dock w/ (3) 8’ sections. allows ease of access for your boat, water toys, & fishing.

60’ of waterfront makes it easy to enjoy your water sports. Storage shed and indoor/outdoor grill included.

Sale includes most furnishings. MLS#4635361 Margo Sherwood, Realtor / Broker 802-848-3836 / 802-782-0821 72400 www.sherwoodrealestate.net

Spacious floor plan w/ 4 bdrms, 2-BA; Lg.backyard on .44 A, barn, garage; Near VAST trails, Rt. 105 & Rail Trail; Jay Peak 4-season Resort 20 minutes away. Come on in & make an offer! MLS# 4458517 Margo Sherwood Realtor, Broker 802.848.3836 | 802.782.0821 www.sherwoodrealestate.net

$44,900

Great family home located on a quiet street. Nice corner lot w/pool & deck located in the back yard. Would make a great family home with 4 bedrooms and 1.5 baths. Open concept kitchen, dining to living area. Small deck located by the entry with a spacious mudroom.

Tree house for the youngsters! MLS# 4694046 Margo Sherwood, Realtor / Broker 802-848-3836 802-782-0821 www.sherwoodrealestate.net

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Beautiful 9.85 acre lot w/ a 2 acre building lot; State and village approved building permit for a 3 bed, 2 bath home; approved conventional septic.

Great mountain views on a low traffic road. MLS#4636776 Margo Sherwood, Realtor / Broker 802-848-3836 / 802-782-0821 71082 www.sherwoodrealestate.net

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4th Annual Dawson Perley Car Show

By Ruthie Laroche For the County Courier This Saturday friends and family of Dawson Perley will be gathering for the fourth annual Dawson Perley Car Show held on the green at Brigham Academy in Bakersfield.

The show will take place from 11 to 3 pm and the proceeds will help fund the Dawson Perley Athletic Scholarship Fund.

Brianna Severance, one of this year’s scholarship winners, shared her thoughts on the friend that she lost four years ago.

“Dawson was the kind of person that anyone could feel comfortable around. His smile and his presence could put anyone in a better mood.

When I received the Dawson Perley Memorial Scholarship I felt very honored. For me, in a sense, it meant that I was looked at as having some of those same qualities which is very humbling. I strive to be the kind of person that Dawson was.”

Scholarship winner Parker Snow, a good friend of Perley’s was also a scholarship recipient this year.

“Receiving the Dawson Perley Schloarship was a very big deal for me. We grew up together and being best friends for as long as I can remember, his loss will forever hurt me. He affected not only me, but our whole small community in a way that no one will ever forget.

He’ll forever be my best friend, and I’ll always remember that when I’m down,” said Snow.

Snow recalled a special moment at Enosburg’s graduation ceremony this spring.

“When Dawson’s little brother Levi called my name at graduation to go up and receive one of the four scholarships, I was beyond speechless and very honored

to represent him. I’ll always remember this, and I’ll always stay in touch with the family for whatever help they might need in the future. I’m very thankful to have recieved the scholarship and I just wanted to thank Amber, Melissa, Levi, and the rest of the family for choosing me as one of the four.”

Mariah Archambault, and Morgan Lockerby also received scholarships this year.

Archambault, a lifelong friend of Perley’s was deeply moved.

“Dawson and I were the same age and have grown up together.

It meant everything to me to have received the DAwson Perley Athletic Scholarship because he was on of my best friends throughout his lifetime. I worked very hard to earn this scholarship by carrying on his memory and soe of his characteristics,” said Archambault.

Dawson would have graduated with the class of 2018, making the car show all the more moving for those who knew him.

“This year is pretty special as Dawson would have been graduating and heading to college.

He had many dreams to play sports at the college level and to continue on professionally. It’s really nice that we are able to give this scholarship to those that were close to him, his classmates, so that they may further their education and make their dreams come true.

This scholarship is a way to allow Dawson to live on through these kids,” said Taylor Gagne, one of the founders of the event.

This year the car show will give awards to multiple classes of car entries including the Top 10, People’s Choice, Dawson Perley Memorial Award (chosen by the Perley family), Samuel Gates

(Below) James Magnan stands beside his 1969 Dodge Charger “General Lee”. The car was chosen as the Dawson Perley Memorial Award winner in 2017. Photo Courtesy of Jennifer Magoon-Wright.

Memorial Award (selected by the Gates family), the Best Chevy, the Best Mopar, the Best Ford, and the Best Non Big 3. There will also be a corn hole tournament and a 50/50 raffle.

“We were really excited about being able to utilize the Brigham Academy’s lawn space last year as it allowed us to grow in the number of participants who were able to attend as well as to offer shade and a nice place to hang out and check out the cars!” said Gagne.

The car show has brought many people together, and Gagne looks forward to seeing the community enjoy the show again this year.

“It’s been pretty cool to be able to bring different generations together to check out the cars. We see kids, teens, adults and some

older folks who all come together with a shared interest,” said Gagne, “There’s always a nice mix of newer cars, old cars, trucks, jeeps,

you name it; there’s something for everyone.”

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By Ruthie Laroche For the County Courier This summer the Raleigh family, both in Vermont and in North Carolina, had much to celebrate as Todd Raleigh’s son Cal earned a third-round pick in the Major League Baseball draft.

Todd’s roots run deep in Franklin County, where he, his brothers, and his cousins, along with a whole gang of kids, grew up playing baseball on the fields of Franklin County.

“I don’t think anything like we all grew up with will happen again.

The core of the teams that went on to win three state championships, well, 95 percent of us grew up within a mile radius of each other,” said Todd, “We played thousands of games together.”

The love of baseball in the Raleigh family and in the town of Swanton went farther back than the group of boys that Todd grew up with.

“My Dad was in a state championship at St. Anne’s in the fifties as a freshman. And a bunch of the others we grew up with had dads who had played. It was a unique situation we had.”

Todd recalls the baseball culture

Todd Raleigh (left) talks to his son Cal (right) on the bench during a game. Photo courtesy of Todd Raleigh that was alive in Swanton at the something much deeper that knitted “That’s what separated us; we village except for Kevin Boudreau. time. the experience together. had good athletes and we played a In the state tournament games in “We were a tight group long “Our love for the game and the lot. It gave us a lot of experience,” high school, every good pitcher before we went to high school. amount we played set us apart. We said Todd, “The kids I later went was from the Village. As we got We were lucky to have some good didn’t know what we were doing as to college with played 30 or 40 better we drew more kids in from players, but we also played so far as the specialness of it. We just regular season games. I played Franklin and Highgate,” explained much,” said Todd, “and nobody showed up and played,” said Todd, only 12 to14. I was supposed to be Raleigh. told us we weren’t supposed to win. “It was born on the sandlot.” so far behind, but I wasn’t. Coach The team that won in 1986 had It was embedded in us.”

When school got out the boys Leggett, who was at Western a mere ten players, and that group Todd’s older brother John was met at the field and divvied up Carolina, thought I was a very earned a win against Burlington. also part of a strong group of players. Yankee fans went to one instinctive player, and I was. We all MVU competed and won state baseball-loving guys. side and Red Sox fans went to the were.” championships in ‘86, ‘87 (against “John played in three state other.

The years of ‘sandlot’ baseball BFA), ‘88 (Mount Anthony). titles in a row and they won two “Fortunately for the Red Sox, all prepared Todd and the gang for a Success brought more guys out, of three,” said Todd, “My brother the Raleighs were Red Sox fans,” very memorable high school career, and the wins kept rolling.

Matt and I went to the MVU title said Todd with a chuckle,” that and folks in Franklin County who “It was what we had and what we game as 10 year-olds; we were kind of tipped it in our favor.” spent time on the sideline during in did,” said Todd, “We had the right bat boys on those teams. There The field most often used for the 80’s still talk about those times. mix.” were great players on those teams: games was at the Swanton Central “In the close state championships Todd and Matt competed in Jamie Boudreau, the Corbieres, my School. The boys would ride their games, we had what we needed Divsion I, and their older brother brother. We idolized those guys bikes to the school and play some from the organic ball that we John’s teams competed in DII. growing up!” kind of baseball. played,” said Todd.

John’s teams made title runs in ‘79, A few years later Todd and Matt “We played there until we started Before high school, Todd and his ‘80, and ‘81. made history with their teammates. breaking windows,” said Todd with brother Matt played for Swanton “I have full confidence that when “We had a lot of great players: a laugh, “Mary Babcock didn’t like Little League, Babe Ruth, and MVU had the great teams with John Robby Eldridge, Pat Bose, Brian that. We had to come up with money MVU. There were no travel teams, they could have won at any level,” Nutting, Chris Coleman and Donny to replace the windows. Once we no baseball camps, and no special said Todd, “They were loaded.”

Broillette. How many Vermont consistently started reaching the clinics to attend.

Todd recalled his MVU coaches high schools have four or five school we had to change to a tennis “Sandlot: that’s as close to my Larry Trombley for baseball and future Division I college players on ball.” childhood as I can find; that was our Joe Malley for basketball, as well their roster at a time?”

The boys weren’t deterred by the experience in the Swanton Village. as Dan Marlow who was serving as Aside from the sheer talent of need to change style, and all those Bellrose, Paxman, Brouillette, athletic director during those years. the players on the teams during years on the ball field paid some bit Eldridge, Coleman, Spaulding, “Dan was a tremendous mentor his high school years, there was dividends. everybody on the team was in the to me and many others. He and

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“Matt and John were both once in a generation players. Matt was possibly one of the greatest players in Vermont history with his success in pro ball, high school, and college. He was an All American.

He pitched three wins in three state championships and hit three to four home runs in those games too. He hit a home run over the press box in Centennial when he was 15,” Todd marveled, “Having a player like that, people will remember.”

“John struck out 18 and had a no-hitter in a state championship.

I was a bat boy on that team that was coached by Jack Eldridge and I watched John pitch that game.

“John only lost one game in his high school career. He was 35 and 1 with one loss in a state championship game. I know they’re my brothers, but they were such special players. They could do it with a bat or on the mound,” said Todd.

Although they didn’t see the same success as the others, Todd’s brother David played for Lyndon State College and his younger brother Joe was also a good player.

Their sisters were also talented with Rbin playing softball for Johnson State College and Jen pitching for MVU and in college.

Along with his brothers, Todd also had the company of his cousins Brian and Jeff Raleigh, both excellent ball players.

Between all the Raleigh children MVU enjoyed double digit state championships, including the famous ‘Three Peat’ for baseball during Todd and Matt’s years.

This year Cal Raleigh made his mark on the Raleigh family, earning a spot with the Everett Aquasox, a Major League Baseball affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. Cal is currently hitting over 300 with 8 home runs in his young pro ball career.

Todd has appreciated Cal’s love of the game and the way he plays it.

“Cal is right with us; he’s a throwback type player and I see a lot of my brothers in him. He could have been one of those guys playing with us when we were kids.

He’s very humble and low key.

He has a true love for the game, a passion. That’s been passed down,” said Todd with a chuckle, “I don’t know if it’s a genetic thing. He truly loves to play and that connects him to the rest of us.”

After enjoying a successful run in baseball himself, Todd now has the opportunity to watch his son take his next steps in the game.

“It’s very rewarding as a dad on different levels; Cal grew up on a baseball field and coming to practices at the college where I coached. Seeing the time he’s put in and his hard work, that’s rewarding.

I feel blessed in a lot of ways. A lot of stuff that’s happened to Cal, I thought would happen. I thought

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the coaches helped to mold us into men, just as they did with many others,” said Todd.

Looking back over his youth, Todd highlighted some of the qualities that made his home state special to him.

“Vermont is unique in a lot of ways. You wouldn’t trade it for anything, the size of communities and schools, and the tightness in the community is there.”

Todd chuckled as he recalled his childhood years in Swanton when no one had cell phones, but every four-digit telephone number of a friend was burned in his memory.

“Those are the things that I remember, and they are some of the best memories,” said Todd, “I can remember those numbers from 40 years ago. It was how we got the game going.”

During Todd’s years’ success against rival BFA St. Albans was at its peak.

“We never lost to BFA once in baseball. We had two Legion or Senior Babe Ruth teams in Swanton at one time, and there were two in St. Albans as well,” said Todd.

Today Franklin County Fields one American Legion baseball team and one, maybe two Senior Babe Ruth teams depending on the year.

“I bet a lot of people wouldn’t believe there were two Senior Babe Ruth teams in Swanton unless they lived it. Bill Sheets and Richard Raleigh coached the two teams,” said Todd, “and we played a lot more in summer than in high school.”

Little League battles were a given in the Raleigh house when Matt and Todd were young.

At that time, Little League had a rule that stated that teams ‘Can’t pit brother against brother,’ but Swanton Little League wouldn’t let Todd and Matt play on the same team.

The two brothers went head to head time and time again, and Todd recalled one game in particular.

“Matt was 11 and I was 12; our brother John was the umpire. We both struck out 17 batters and we both hit a home run,” said Todd, “That game was probably pretty gut-wrenching for our parents. The game ended in a one to one tie. We settled that game that night in the backyard. We both claim to have won; we were very competitive.”

Looking back, Todd credits his mom as being the ‘glue’ that held it all together.

“Without her none of this would have ever happened.”

Speaking of his relationship with Matt, Todd chucked as he recounted their younger days.

“We were fierce. We’d drop the gloves and throw punches.

Raleigh’s don’t like to lose.”

Todd also marveled at the guys he’s had the opportunity to play with, and some of the very best

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He’s got to perform and work his way up.”

Going pro is something kids all over the world dream of attaining but few have the chance to. Todd is thankful for Cal’s skill as a switch hitter, his size, and the ‘lucky’ breaks that have come his way.

Health has also been a major factor.

“He’s been in the right programs and he’s stayed injury free. He’s started in more than 200 games in college and has the most consecutive innings as a college player,” said Todd, “and he’s Raleigh tough!”

Talk of Cal’s success brought memories of Todd’s days on the college ball field. When asked what was the greatest memory of his baseball career Todd didn’t hesitate.

“College baseball was a blast; those were the best four years of my life. Matt and I played three years together in college. That was the greatest thing I ever did in all of baseball.”

Matt and Todd batted three and four in the batting order, and their relationship on the same team was special, to say the least.

“We had a lot of plays we could put on. I was a catcher and he was third base and we didn’t need any signs. To me that was as special as anything I’ve ever done,” said Todd.

Having the opportunity to play together in college continued the success that they had enjoyed in high school.

“We often didn’t have to speak; we just knew what the other was

thinking. It must have been pretty cool for my parents to see us on the field together,” said Todd, thoughtfully.

Those high school years in Vermont still stand out to Todd as a part of his life that had some hometown magic that he hasn’t found in other places.

“Those were good times! We were on a wave that first state championship year! The parties after the state tournament, there were hundreds of people there.

Even the police were present at the party. Our parents and everyone else’s parents had grown up together and everyone knew each other,” Todd recounted, “That’s the good thing about small towns in places like Franklin County.

The small town feel you get in Vermont, you can’t get that any place else and you can’t put a price on it. There aren’t a lot of places like that--where everybody knows everybody. It remains special, and I haven’t forgotten my roots-my parents, grandparents, and my grandfather’s farm.”

Todd chuckled as he talked of his grandparents.

“When I took my first job coaching, my grandfather who lived to be almost a hundred and had a tremendous work ethic and was ‘a tough bird’, asked my mom how I was going to feed my family.

He was an old farmer to the core,” Todd said with a chuckle, “I hope that me and my family have carried that with us. People in Franklin County are tough. I have tried to instill that in my kids as well.”

Cal Raleigh hoists the ACC Championship Trophy after the Florida State Seminoles secured their victory. Photo Courtesy of Todd Raleigh.

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Cal enjoyed tremendous success in college playing for the most decorated college coach of all time, Florida Seminole coach Mike Martin.

“Coach Martin has said Cal is one of his all-time favorite players, and that means as much to us as his success,” said Todd, “those are the things that make you feel good because you know that Cal is doing the right thing on and off the field.”

Todd has worked with many ballplayers over the years and the perspective that he has on the game is priceless.

“I’ve coached over 100 players in pro ball and more than 20 in the big leagues. I know you can’t take anything for granted. I’ve enjoyed watching Cal probably more than he does. I just loved going to the games.”

Todd had wise words for Cal as his high school and college years came to an end in 2018. As a proball player himself, Todd knows what’s ahead.

“Your high school and college days are fun, but the pros are a business, and this is Cal’s first taste of that business. It’s still baseball and that’s fun, but I’ve already told him it’s not going to be the same.”

As Todd helps Cal navigate the business of baseball, he’s also remembering a very important piece.

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CLASS RACE RESULTS AT HARD’ACK BOYS UPPERCLASSMEN

1 Riley Maher, Grade 11, BFA 15:05.1 2 Jaydon Sartwell, Grade 11, Colchester 15:16.3 3 Alex Frank, Grade 12, Colchester 15:22.1 4 Josh Wefers, Grade 12, Colchester 16:12.2 5 Ethan Carnesale, Grade 11, Colchester 16:27.7 6 Alex Haag, Grade 11, BFA 16:40.1 7 Peter Vlaanderen, Grade 11, BFA 16:50.1 8 Gavin Sicard, Grade 11, Colchester 16:56.9 9 Zachary Goad, Grade 12, Colchester 17:11.5 10 Eli Silman, Grade 12, BFA 17:16.9 11 Shane Seals, Grade 12, BFA 18:17.1 12 Jared Thatcher, Grade 11, BFA 18:25.3 13 Patrick Flaherty, Grade 12, Colchester 18:44.1 14 Ethan Creller, Grade 11, MVU 18:45.0 15 Angelo Trevisani, Grade 12, Colchester 19:12.3 16 Tyler Sears, Grade 12, BFA 19:15.5 17 Levi Ashline, Grade 11, BFA 20:01.5 18 Race Rucki, Grade 12, BFA 20:02.3 19 Jack Weishaar, Grade 11, BFA 20:41.3 20 David Lumbra, Grade 11, BFA 20:49.4 21 Nick Perry, Grade 11, Colchester 21:42.4 22 Kieran Shea, Grade 11, BFA 22:11.5 23 Liam Rocheleau, Grade 11, BFA 22:34.1 24 Spencer Plumpton, Grade 11, Colchester 22:58.0 25 Gavin Ferland, Grade 12, Enosburg 25:15.7 26 Hass Chambers Jr., Grade 12, BFA 25:17.9 27 Isaac Burleson, Grade 11, BFA 26:42.0 28 Ian Carpenter, Grade 11, BFA 46:13.0

GIRLS UPPERCLASSMEN

1 Meredith Mashtare, Grade 12, BFA 18:29.6

2 Amelia Cassidy, Grade 12, Colchester 18:56.9 3 Shyanne Roberge, Grade 12, Colchester 19:02.2 4 Kayleigh Sweeney, Grade 11, BFA 19:39.1 5 Emma Menard, Grade 11, BFA 19:42.6 6 Alexandra Aley, Grade 12, Colchester 19:53.8 7 Sabrina Alessi, Grade 12, Colchester 19:58.8 8 Angela Lazzaro, Grade 12, Milton 20:03.0 9 Becca St. Peter, Grade 12, Colchester 20:25.3 10 Mahlia Parsons, Grade 11, BFA 21:42.7 11 Emma Sanders, Grade 12, BFA 21:48.0 12 Morgan Ambrose, Grade 11, Milton 21:57.9 13 Evelyn Stearns, Grade 11, Milton 22:17.4 14 Serena Power, Grade 11, MVU 23:11.7 15 Hannah Tatro, Grade 11, BFA 23:14.5 16 Mikayla Powell, Grade 11, Enosburg 23:41.5 17 Sophie Redding, Grade 11, BFA 23:50.5 18 Sami Parker, Grade 12, BFA 23:53.9 19 Anna Casavant, Grade 12, BFA 24:35.3 20 Maia Morton, Grade 12, BFA 24:35.6 21 Isabell MacKenzie, Grade 12, BFA 26:29.8 22 Jessica Thompson, Grade 10, Colchester 26:39.9 23 Jenn Dezotelle, Grade 11, Enosburg 28:01.9 24 Morgan Heth, Grade 12, BFA 29:45.1 25 Katelyn Louko, Grade 12, BFA 30:26.8 26 Victoria Creammer, Grade 12, Colchester 32:59.7 27 Kaelei Shamberger, Grade 12, Colchester 46:22.0

BOYS UNDERCLASSMEN

1 Ethan Mashtare, Grade 9, BFA 15:02.4 2 mike McNeil, Grade 10, Milton 15:15.7 3 Calvin Storms, Grade 9, BFA 15:42.1 4 Thomas Buckley, Grade 9, Colchester 15:55.7 5 Carson Cowhig, Grade 10,

Milton 15:59.7 6 Sebastian Alessi, Grade 10, Colchester 16:13.6 7 Benjamin Magnant, Grade 10, MVU 16:28.8 8 Sean Power, Grade 10, MVU 16:57.1 9 Matthew Gonyeau, Grade 9, BFA 17:10.1 10 Ethan Roussin, Grade 10, Milton 17:26.5 11 Sam Armstrong, Grade 10, Milton 17:38.1 12 Jacob Tremblay, Grade 9, BFA 17:47.8 13 CJ Fisher, Grade 9, BFA 19:02.9 14 Niall Shea, Grade 9, BFA 19:09.8 15 Dylan Koval, Grade 10, BFA 19:50.8 16 Thomas Curry, Grade 10, BFA 19:58.1 17 Ian Cassidy, Grade 9, Colchester 20:01.6 18 Dustin Brunelle, Grade 10, Milton 20:02.9 19 Isaiah Williams, Grade 10, Milton 20:21.1 20 Kolby Moody, Grade 10, MVU 20:33.2 21 Chris Cotignola, Grade 10, BFA 20:44.7 22 Nathaniel Peters, Grade 10, MVU 20:45.3 23 Nolan Rocheleau, Grade 10, BFA 20:51.1 24 Gabriel Unwin, Grade 10, MVU 20:55.1 25 Matthew Curtis, Grade 10, MVU 21:00.9 26 Michae Harrington, Grade 9, Colchester 21:04.6 27 Patrick MacDonald, Grade 10, BFA 21:15.1 28 Dylan Kissinger, Grade 9,

BFA 21:15.4 29 Jonathan Labrie, Grade 9, Colchester 21:34.1 30 Brandon Goad, Grade 10, Colchester 21:43.6 31 Grant Holmes, Grade 10, Colchester 21:50.4 32 Will Dumont, Grade 10, BFA 21:53.6 33 Brad Stankiewicz, Grade 10, Milton 22:41.1 34 Julien Buttolph, Grade 9, Colchester 22:46.8 35 James Eastman, Grade 10, BFA 23:09.6 36 Nate Delaney, Grade 9, BFA 23:26.6 37 Reed Tipper, Grade 9, MVU 23:53.6 38 Garrett Eldridge, Grade 9, MVU 24:03.1

GIRLS UNDERCLASSMEN

1 Anna Kaigle, Grade 10, Milton 17:11.7 2 Caitlyn Dasaro, Grade 10, BFA 17:56.4 3 Maelyn Sartwell, Grade 10, Colchester 18:21.8 4 Lydia Hodgeman, Grade 9, BFA 18:40.8 5 Calla Bourdeau, Grade 9, BFA 18:44.6 6 Kyra Doloughty, Grade 10, Colchester 19:00.6 7 Ruth Brueckner, Grade 9, MVU 19:59.0 8 Iris Burns, Grade 10, BFA 20:26.4 9 Quincy Fournier, Grade 10, BFA 20:53.3 10 Caitlin Connors, Grade 10, Colchester 21:34.7

11 Sally Zuk, Grade 9, Colchester 21:41.7 12 Carly Charron, Grade 9, BFA 22:19.6 13 Haley Stefaniak, Grade 9, MVU 22:36.9 14 Maddie Curtis, Grade 10, BFA 23:24.3 15 Michelle Lynch, Grade 9, BFA 23:39.4 16 Kira MacDonald, Grade 9, Milton 23:49.2 17 Sydney Heth, Grade 10, BFA 23:54.0 18 Lindsay Bernard, Grade 9, BFA 23:57.4 19 Maya Jerose, Grade 10, BFA 24:34.9 20 Laurel Samson, Grade 10, BFA 24:47.4 21 Leah Hale, Grade 10, BFA 24:54.7 22 Isabelle Burleson, Grade 10, BFA 25:20.7 23 Sarah Coloney, Grade 9, BFA 25:59.4 24 Kaya Hudak, Grade 9, BFA 28:03.6 25 Shauni Ross, Grade 10, BFA 28:05.7 26 Leia Williams, Grade 9, BFA 29:21.7 27 Madison Murphy, Grade 10, BFA 29:45.5 28 Macy Cross, Grade 9, BFA 30:06.1 29 Sebrina Short, Grade 10, BFA 30:37.8 30 Brooke Durkee, Grade 9, MVU 30:49.4 31 Kate Reilly, Grade 9, BFA 33:46.5 32 Britney Hamel, Grade 10, BFA 34:18.7

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DRAGON EARNS SECOND KING OF THE ROAD TITLE Gregory J. Lamoureux County Courier BARRE: Milton’s Scott Dragon picked up the second ‘King of the Road’ title of his career on Thursday evening at Thunder Road in Barre.

A driver for Enosburg’s Richard Green, Dragon lead the pack in points by nine going into Thursday’s races. That point lead dropped to seven after a better than expected pre-race run by the second place racer, Jason Corliss.

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Corliss would start one place better than Dragon in the 65-lap race, meaning Dragon would need to stay within two places to secure the season championship. That is, unless Corliss came in first, then Dragon would tie with Corliss, and the championship would go to a rundown based on previous wins, and a tie-breaker that would favor Corliss.

The race began with action early on- Dragon passed Corliss before a caution flag came out five laps into the race.

“We wanted to pass early and make them race us, not the other way around,” owner Rick Green said after the race.

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“I didn’t even know we came in second,” Dragon said after the race.

That’s a testament to the pressure that Dragon and Corliss were under-Dragon wanted to stay ahead of Corliss, regardless of the placement in the overall race.

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with a hug from all of them. They had done it; they had secured the track championship for the second time in three years.

“It’s really a team effort,” Dragon stressed after the race, “These guys pour their heart and soul into this all week long, all season long.”

Much of the same sentiment came from Green who stressed the team effort in winning the points

championship for the season.

“We couldn’t have done it without every one of these guys,” Green said.

The team will go on to compete in four more races this year at Thunder Road. On Sunday they will take part in the Labor Day Classic, a 200 lap race that kicks off at 1pm.

September 29-30 will bring them through their last four races, a series of races that are known as the Milk Bowl, culminating with a feature race on Sunday September 30th.

When asked what to expect from the team next year, Dragon simply said, “We’ll be back, and we’ll be looking to do this again.”

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Donald R. Richards Successor Trustee of the Valada B. Richards Irrevocable transferred property at 1238-1257 Lake Rd., to Donald Richards, $n/a.

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Donald Richards transferred property on Lake Rd., to Donald R. Richards Revocable Trust, $n/a.

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Sharon Wheaton transferred property at 690 VT Route 105, Sheldon to Brent Bowman & Shawny St. Francis, $135,400.

Travis Belisle transferred property on Sweet Hollow Rd., Sheldon to Eric & Samantha Gagne, $259,460.

Conrad & Suzette Benoit transferred property at 1570 Main St., Sheldon to Alexis & Jordan Ostrander, $160,000.

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The Maurice E. Rainville Trust transferred property at 2342 Gighgate Rd., to Marc Rainville, $n/a.

Estate of Imelda Marie Tougas transferred property at land adjacent to 33 Spring St., to David & Lorelei Tougas, $n/a.

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Ruth Isaacson & Warren Marchessault transferred property at 30 Brooks Rd., to Michael Gosselin, $150,000.

Jamie Farfone & Sara Scholten transferred property at 2 Waters Edge Dr., to John & Wendy Bordeau, $388,000.

James & Stacey Rivard transferred property at 27 Thorpe Ave. Extension, to David & Marlene Ovitt, $252,000.

Joseph & Linda Benn transferred property at 15 James Circle, to Catherine & R. Martin Connelly, $87,900.

Bert Pion transferred property at 922 Pion Rd., to Bert J. Pion Family Trust, $n/a.

Pine View Investments, LLC transferred property at 50 Marie Ln., Unit 25, St. Albans to Kristin Lukens, $195,000.

Cathy & David Montagne transferred property at 938-976 Hathaway Point Rd., to Joseph Cahill, Jr., $n/a.

Dennis & Kara Shorey transferred property at Lot 2, French Hill Rd., to Kayleigh Shorey, $n/a.

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Gabriel Gagne transferred property at 3 Liberty St., to Joseph Weatherwax, $177,500.

Wunsch Family Living Trust transferred property at 139 Donaldson Rd., to Miranda Baltzell & Taylor Wunsch, $205,000.

John Hancock transferred property at 20 Jones Court, to Pamela Hancock, $n/a.

Wunsch Family Living Trust transferred property on Donaldson Rd., to Patricia & Steven Wunsch, $59,000.

Homestead Acres Co Op Inc. transferred property at 19 Homestead Dr., to Sanford Gaboriault, $4,000.

The Manrice E. Bainville Trust transferred property at 2432 Highgate Rd., to Marc Ranville, $n/a.

Adad Properties, LLC transferred property at 8 Dewey St., to Jamie & Melissa Wells, $209,900.

Ruth Rentz transferred property at 343 North River St., to Peter Kane, $100,000.

Rickey Doe transferred property at 11 Rocky Ridge Rd., to Sandra & Wayne Boudreau, $327,000.

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Janice & Paul Gleason transferred property at 237 South Main St., Unit 7, to South Main St. Real Estate, LLC, $52,262.

Cassie & Jeffrey Gordon transferred property at 112 Messenger St., to Cassie, Jeffrey & Wendy Gordon, $n/a.

Joshua Lamothe & Emily Richards transferred property at 22 Thorpe Ave., to Brittany & Matthew Boucher, $180,000.

Anita Cote transferred property at 237 South Main St., Unit 1, to South Main St. Real Estate, LLC, $36,500.

Kimberly & Samuel Ruggiano transferred property at 7 Lake St., to Tyler Mumley, $275,000.

Sally Cadieux transferred property at 32 Walnut St., to Sunggu Kang & Aimee Perrino, $175,000.

Champlain Oil Company, Inc. transferred property at 235 South Main St., to Alliance Energy, LLC, $731,000.

Jennifer & Todd Morgan transferred property at 6 Guyette Circle, to PHH Mortgage Corporation, $138,600.

Kevin Welch transferred property at 237 South Main St., Unit 3, to South Main St. Real Estate, LLC, $40,961.

Ernest & Sherry Farrar transferred property at 179 Federal St., to Erenst and Sherry Farrar Revocable Trust, $n/a.

Gloria Hayden transferred property at 82 Upper Welden St., to Gloria & Shawn Hayden & Scott Stevens, $n/a.

Charles Traniello transferred property at 237 South Main St., Unit 6, to South Main St. Real Estate LLC, $36,500.

Carrie Shepard transferred property at 237 South Main St., Unit 4, to South Main St. Real Estate LLC, $36,500.

Darlene Christolini & Charles Christolini, Jr. transferred property at 25-27 Barlow St., to Brian Griggs, $290,000.

Paula Corey transferred property at 11 Lasalle St., to City of St. Albans, $18,000.

Sung-Gu Kang & Aimee Perrino transferred property at 237 South Main St., Unit 2, to South Main St. Real Estate, LLC, $36,500.

LLC transferred property at 75 Rd., to Energizer Manufacturing, Inc., $n/a.

Randy Abair transferred property at 164 French Hill Rd., St. Albans to Joseph & Samantha Abair, $n/a.

Joseph Cahill, Jr. transferred property at 938-976 Hathaway Point Rd., to Cathy & David Montagne, $n/a.

Shantee Point Properties, LLC transferred property at 192 Shantee Point Rd., to Pamela B. Cross Revocable Trust, $21,220.

Carl & Trudee Ettlinger transferred property at Camp on Dana Lot 29, 1750 Sampson Rd., to Carl F. Ettlinger and Trudee A. Ettlinger Joint Revocable Trust, $n/a.

Sears Joint Trust transferred property at 23 North Rd., to Vaughn Gross, $302,500.

Kim Perry transferred property at 912 Maquam Shore Rd., to Jordan Peterson & Caela Waite, $322,500.

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Academy and for the past 16 years has worked for Harrison Concrete Co. Michael was an outdoorsman, he enjoyed ice fishing, riding his razor, and especially loved camping at Brookside Campground, where he was a champion and legend at cornhole. But most of all he loved to be around his family and friends and having a good time.

Survivors include his parents, Paul and Claire of St. Albans, his siblings Paul Bushey, Jr (Jamie), Steve Bushey (Carrie) and Annmarie Bushey all of St. Albans and many nieces and nephews.

Michael is also survived by his loving partner of 16 years, Carla Trombly of St. Albans; her children, Travis Trombly (Kerry) of Enosburg, Melissa French (Aaryn) of New Hampshire, Jodi Gervais (Barry) of St. Albans, and several grandchildren.

Michael was predeceased by his grandparents, especially “Gram” and his canine companion, “Tucker”.

A celebration of Michael’s life will be held on Saturday, September

1, 2018, at 2PM at the Brookside Campground, Lot 78, 680 Sandhill Road, Enosburg Falls, Vermont 05450. Please bring a dish to share.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to his family c/o the Heald Funeral Home, 87 South Main St., St. Albans, VT 05478.

To send Michael’s family a message of condolence or share a memory, kindly go to his on-line guest book at www. healdfuneralhome.com.

August 30, 2018 long friend, Phillip Walker; special friends, Ernie Clark Jr., Kaleb Lavallee, and Nelson; and many other friends. Christopher was predeceased by his grandmothers, Beverly Delisle and Barbara Bray; his uncle, Mark Greenia; and his aunt, Doris.

A memorial service will be held Friday, August 31, 2018 at 10 AM at Spears Funeral Home, 96 Dickinson Ave., Enosburg Falls.

For those who wish, contributions in Christopher’s name can be made to help his family with funeral costs to Spears Funeral Home, 96 Dickenson Ave. Enosburg Falls, Vermont 05450.

Condolences, photos and favorite memories may be shared through www.gossfs.com

Robert L. Fisk Sr.

GEORGIA: Robert L. Fisk Sr. 72 passed away Saturday, August Michael Paul 25, 2018, at the UVM Medical Bushey Center in Burlington. Bob was born ST. ALBANS: Michael Paul August 17, 1946 in Morrisville, Bushey, a longtime area resident VT. The son of the late Wyvis passed away unexpectedly (Bill) and Emma (Wheeler) Fisk.

Saturday, August 25, 2018, at his He was a member of Labor Local home.

522 for over 50 years and was Born in Burlington on August 17, President of the Union for over 1978, he was the son of Paul and 30 years. He worked on many Claire (Burnelle) Bushey. Michael projects in Chittenden County was 40 years old. including UVM, Fletcher Allen Michael attended Bellows Free Hospital, The Radisson Hotel & IBM Essex. For the next 20 years he was the Superintendent for Over and Under Piping, laying gas lines & LEVESQUE FUNERAL HOME AND Christopher R. FUNERAL HOMEBRADYCOMMEMORATIVE in Chittenden and Franklin county SERVICES BRADY & LEVESQUE FUNERAL HOME AND forJr. Delisle Dignity and Caring as a subcontractor for Vermont Gas. Dignity and Caring for COMMEMORATIVE SERVICES BRADY & LEVESQUE FUNERAL HOME MONTGOMERY: Christopher Four Generations Bob was a very active person Four Generations.

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Katheryn, his daughter Lori-Fisk Christopher attended Enosburg Germani, husband Jay, grandson 86 So. Main St. Saint Albans,VT 05478 Falls High School. He enjoyed Travis Fisk, his wife Natalie -Founders-Directors802-524-2928 G. Thomas Brady Jeffrey S. Levesque fishing, playing video games, and great- grandchildren Tyme, f: 802-524-1997 Raymond J. Levesque Allen H. Choiniere going for walks, camping, and Wesley, Meadow and Violet; son www.bradyandlevesque.com info@bradyandlevesque.com riding four-wheelers and snow Robert Jr. his wife Peggy, grandson Also Pet Memorials & Cremation Services 72284 mobiles. Christopher cherished Casey and his wife Rachel; the time he spent with his children daughter Lucinda (Cindy); His and nieces and nephews. He sisters June Elwood and husband will be remembered most for Cecil, Marline Pelkey and Nancy his generosity, whether that was Shepard; his brother Phillip and picking up a stray cat on his way his wife Jessie; Brother’s-in-law home or giving his last dollar to Edwin Douglas and wife Linda and Family memorials • markers • Bronze Plaques lettering anyone in need. He was a true Edward Douglas and his sister’s in Cleaning • rePairs • granite signs and BenChes friend and loved by many. law, Shirley Goulet and Mary Ellen Christopher leaves the love Blow. He also leaves many nieces Serving Northern VT for over 40 Years! of his life, Brittany Martin; his and nephews.

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In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Vermont Food Bank, 33 Parker Road, Barre, VT 05641.

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Franklin: Megan Rae Fregeau, age 19, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, August 24, 2018, after injuries sustained in an automobile accident.

Megan was born on December 15, 1998, to Craig & Jennifer Fregeau in St. Albans, VT. Megan grew up in Franklin surrounded by her family and friends.

Megan’s favorite past time was hunting, fishing, and riding 4 wheelers with her Dad and brother.

She shared a special bond with her Mom and sister that can never be broken. Megan was also known by “Princess” and loved to get her nails done especially before hunting!

Megan could often be found riding around the horn or just cruising with her friends. Megan lived everyday to the fullest; she didn’t just live by the minute, but she lived on her terms with a strong will. She had an infectious laugh, amazing smile, and the biggest heart in the world.

Megan is survived by her parents Craig and Jennifer of Franklin, sister Erica and her partner Josh of Swanton, and brother Jake and his partner Alanna of Highgate; maternal grandparents Donna Lafar, and Robert & Carla Lafar; paternal grandparents Jackie & Wayne Rabon, Great Grandmother Frances Choinere, and many aunts, uncles, cousins and second cousins that are very dear to her heart, as well as her fur babies, Patches & Rosco.

Megan was predeceased by her paternal grandfather Larry Fregeau, maternal great grandparents Donald & Pauline Duchano and paternal great grandmother Jacques Choinere.

Megan, you are forever in our hearts. We all love you so very much. Fly high with the Angels and keep a close eye and guided hand over us all. Keep sending those special signs to us that we have been seeing to let us know you are always with us.

Family and Friends are invited to call at Kidder Memorial Home, 89 Grand Avenue, Swanton on Thursday, August 30, 2018, from 3–7 pm. Funeral Services will be

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In lieu of flowers, Memorial Contributions in Megan’s memory can be made to Maquam Bay of Missisquoi Inc., 100 Grand Avenue, Swanton, Vt 05488.

Condolences, photos and favorite memories may be shared through www.gossfs.com.

Kristine R. King

FRANKLIN: Kristine R. King, age 69, passed away with her family by her side on Wednesday, August 22, 2018, following a brief illness at the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington. She was born on May 28, 1949, in Westfield, MA, to the late Alexander & Rose (Sampson) Orzolek.

Kristine was raised and attended schools in Massachusetts. She married Dennis King on January 27, 1973, and they moved to Vermont in 1986. She worked in environmental services for most of her life, sterilizing businesses like IBM, Lane Press, and the UVM Medical Center. Her favorite hobbies included vacationing throughout New England and New York, crocheting, playing Bingo, watching Days of our Lives, and spending time with her family.

Kristine’s family meant everything to her, she always looked forward to holidays, especially Christmas, so she could have her entire family together.

She is survived by her children, Darin King and his wife, Julia of Winooski, Jason King and his wife Dawn of Swanton, and Monica King and her partner of 26 years, Brian of Franklin; seven grandchildren, Kaitlynn, Danielle, Alex, Cayle, Madison, Matthew & Maddie; six great grandchildren, Dakota, Natalie, Antonio, Nico, Makenzie & Carson; her sister, Patty Maher and her husband Jimmy of Westfield, MA; a special daughter-in-law, Brandy Gardner; several nieces & nephews and her faithful four-legged companions, Harley & Hank. Besides her parents, Kristine was predeceased by her husband, Dennis King; and her brother, Raymond Orzolek.

A funeral service a funeral service is scheduled for today, August 30, 2018, at 11 AM at Kidder Memorial Home, 89 Grand Ave., Swanton.

Interment will follow in St. Louis

Cemetery in Highgate.

Visitation will be held on Thursday at Kidder Memorial Home from 10 AM until the hour of the service.

For those who wish, contributions in Kristine’s memory may be made to Franklin County Animal Rescue, 30 Sunset Meadows, St. Albans, VT 05478.

Condolences, photos and favorite memories may be shared through www.gossfs.com

father-in-law, Raymond Severance; and his maternal and paternal grandparents.

Andy’s family would like to thank the Alburgh Fire and Rescue Volunteers, Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department, and the Vermont State Police for their efforts.

Visitation will be held on Sunday, August 26, 2018, from 3-6 PM at Kidder Memorial Home, 89 Grand Ave., Swanton.

A Mass of Christian Burial was held on Monday, August 27, 2018, at 11 AM at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Fairfield St., St. Albans.

Interment will follow in Holy Cross Cemetery, Fairfax St., St. Albans.

For those who wish, contributions in Andrew’s memory may be made towards a fund for his children, c/o Kidder Memorial Home, 89 Grand Ave., Swanton, VT 05488.

Condolences, photos and favorite memories may be shared through www.gossfs.com

Jr. and his wife Louise all of Enosburgh; nieces & nephews, Grier & Reagan Marshall, Jason Longley, Kelsey Jacobs and her significant other Jesse Wells, and Ashely Jacobs; great niece, Raelynn Wells and special friends, John & Windee Young and Shane & Dawn Reed and their families.

Alan was predeceased by his mother, Suzanne Marshall; and father-in-law, Roger Jacobs Sr. Visitation will be held on Tuesday, September 4, 2018, from 4-7 PM at Spears Funeral Home, 96 Dickinson Ave., Enosburg Falls.

A funeral service will be held Wednesday, September 5, 2018, at 11 AM at Spears Funeral Home.

Interment will follow in the Enosburgh Center Cemetery.

For those who wish, contributions in Alan’s memory may be made to Teen Challenge Vermont, 1296 Collins Hill Rd., Johnson, VT 05656 Condolences, photos and favorite memories may be shared through www.gossfs.com

Ava, Evander, Matthew, Myleigh, Alexis, Patrick, Cameron, Caleb, Jayden, Drake, Brody, Ryan, Liam, Aidan, and Hailey; her special cousins Margaret (Ernie) Turner, Roger (Darlene) LeClair and many nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by two sons, Edward and Michael Pratt, her daughter Cathy Dubuque, who died in January of this year, her beloved cousin Theresa (Armand) Morin, and her dear friend Charles Bardier who died in 2017.

Visiting hours will be held on Wednesday August 29, 2018 from 4-8 pm in the Minor Funeral and Cremation Center in Milton with a prayer service by Fr. Feltz at 7:45pm.

A Mass of Christian Burial is scheduled to be celebrated on today, August 30, 2018 at 11 am in St. Ann Catholic Church in Milton with burial following in St. Ann’s Cemetery.

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Andrew “Andy” M. Lynch

ST. ALBANS: Andrew “Andy” M. Lynch, age 42, passed away unexpectedly on August 22, 2018.

He was born in Newton, MA, on November 28, 1975, to Michael & Jean (Todesca) Lynch. Andy grew up in Franklin, MA, and graduated from Franklin High School in 1994.

He was also a 1998 Providence College graduate. Andy was currently employed by Nova Bus in Plattsburgh as a senior financial analyst and he was previously employed by Champlain Cable and IBM. He married the love of his life, Michele, at Saint Anne’s Shrine in Isle La Motte, VT, on September 24, 2005. He was a very loving and much loved man. Andy lived his life for his wife, children, and family. He was a beloved member of the community and St. Mary’s Catholic Church in St. Albans.

He loved coaching his children’s sports and attending their numerous activities. With a personality unmatched, he connected with and made friends with everyone he met.

We know with certainty that he is with our loving God, and he will always be with us.

Andy is survived by his wife, Michele (Severance) Lynch and their children, Mikayla, Karissa & Cooper Lynch all of St. Albans; his parents, Michael C. & Jean Lynch of Franklin, MA; his brother, Michael T. Lynch and his wife Alicia of Natick, MA; mother-in-law, Yvette Severance of St. Albans; brothers-in-law, Rick Severance and his companion, Heather Davies Coupal of Swanton, and Greg Severance and his wife, Jennifer of South Burlington; nieces & nephews, Owen & Emma Severance, and Adeline, Connor & Katie Lynch; many aunts, uncles, cousins and close friends, especially Matt and Kate Guerino.

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Alan J. Marshall

MONTGOMERY: Alan J. Marshall, age 52, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, August 28, 2018, surrounded by his loving family & friends at the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington.

He was born on July 31, 1966, in Middlebury, VT, to James Marshall and the late Suzanne (Gelbar) Marshall.

Alan started his career as a truck driver at the age of 16, working for McDermott’s Trucking. He couldn’t wait to graduate from Richford High School in 1984, so he could drive full-time.

Throughout his career Alan drove for McDermott’s, Wrightholm Farm, R.L. Vallee, and Champlain Oil. He also worked part-time as a carpenter for several years. Alan married Pamela (Jacobs) on June 10, 1989, together they raised their two children, and built and operated Marshvale Farm for 30 years. Alan & Pamela were a great team; they worked hard and played hard together. Most recently, they enjoyed traveling the country with their toy hauler and motorcycles.

He is survived by his wife, Pamela Marshall and their children, Colby & Danielle Marshall all of Montgomery; his father, James Marshall of Berkshire; brother, Robert Marshall and his wife Michelle Mortensen of Las Vegas, NV; mother-in-law, Shirley Jacobs and brother-in-law, Roger Jacobs

MILTON: It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our Matriarch and Queen, Pauline Morrissette.

Pauline passed away unexpectedly but peacefully in her sleep with her beloved Celine by her side, Sunday August 26, 2018, at her home in Milton: Pauline was born on May 29, 1933, in Burlington, the daughter of Eugene and Aurora (Bedard) Marcotte. She was raised by her aunt Marie Bedard and all of her children, who were like brothers and sisters to her.

On February 16, 1951, she married Henry S. Pratt, the father of her 8 children. Henry passed away on February 1, 1981.

On November 29, 1986, she married Larry Morrissette, who died in 1998.

The most important things to Pauline was her family, her faith, and all the friends she made throughout the years. She was a very kind and giving woman who was the true meaning of being a wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend, we will be forever lost without her. Never was there a person she met who stayed a stranger for long. Mom loved her many trips to the casinos and Sunday rides. She will be greatly missed by many.

Pauline is survived by her children Paul Pratt and Lany Dion of Milton, Linda Pratt and Loretta DeVito of Essex, Laurie Troville and her husband Ricky of Milton, Lisa Mazza and her husband John Jr. of Westford and Amy Sears and her husband Darren of Georgia. By her son-in-law Michael Dubuque Sr. of Milton, her grandchildren Michael (Kary) Dubuque Jr., Misty (Mike) Blow, Matthew and Cody (Cortney) Troville, Lorie (Frank) Flynn, Ashley Lussier, Mariah (Andrew), Tyler Sears, Scott, and Stuart Dion; her great grandchildren Alex, Adam, Isaac, Emma, Avery,

Shirley A. Nolan

ST. ALBANS: Mrs. Shirley A. Nolan, age 77, passed away at her home Saturday evening, August 25, 2018, with her family by her side. She was born in St. Albans July 21, 1941, daughter of the late Delphis and Helen (Champaine) Murray. On September 20, 1958, she married Robert Nolan. Bob predeceased her on May 14, 2003.

Shirley was a homemaker caring for her children and family. She enjoyed spending time with her family, bingo, coloring, listening to music, and going on bus trips to the casino with her friends at Four Winds. She was a member of the VFW Auxiliary Unit #758, and the Ladies of St. Anne. She was a lifelong communicant of Holy Angels Church.

Shirley is survived by her children, Michael Nolan and his wife Shannon of Wallingford, CT, Melissa Machia and her husband Kevin of St. Albans, her grandchildren, Jenny Beth Cook and her husband Josh, Jessica Carswell and her husband Chris, Maria Machia, Kiely Nolan, Amelia Nolan, Gabriel Nolan, Cooper Nolan, her daughter-inlaw Cindy Nolan of St. George, and her brother-in-law Gary Balser of Kissimmee, FL. Shirley was predeceased by her parents, her husband Bob, a son Robert Nolan, her sister Gloria Balser, her feline

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Photo: Haston Library Trustees left to right: Henry Sartwell, Carol Richard, Stacie Tremblay, Deb Grennon, Paula Trembley, Linda Childs (assistant librarian), and Molly Mcginty (Haston Librarian). Front: Charlotte Kennedy with the new bike she won from the Haston Library’s Summer Reading Program.

By Ruthie Laroche drawing and welcomed Molly the summer reading bike giveaway For the County Courier McGinty as the new librarian. and library trustee, was joined by Tuesday, August 28th was a Charlotte read nine books this the majority of the Haston Library big day for the Haston Library as summer and entered her name into Trustees to award the bike to they awarded Charlotte Kennedy the bike drawing along with her Charlotte. with a new bike as the winner of sisters.

“This started with an idea that the summer reading program’s Paula Trembley, the catalyst for I saw in another school. There

were bikes lined up in the lobby for reading incentives. I thought that if we had a bike to give away, that would be fantastic,” said Trembley, “We had someone step up and donate a bike and a helmet, so we ran with it!”

The Haston Library started the program with a small container on the counter where readers could deposit a ticket for every twenty minutes spent reading, but the number of tickets quickly overflowed the jar and a tote had to be used.

“The kids really took off with this, and we’d like to do it again.

Next summer we’d like to change the setup, so the winner gets the bike earlier in the summer,” explained Trembley.

Trembley shared that one family came in and filled out sixty tickets for the drawing.

“The drawing wasn’t agerelated, so the bike could have gone to a toddler whose parents read to them.”

Trembley also took time to introduce the new librarian who recently made a move to Vermont from Texas.

“Molly has a great deal of experience in running a variety of programs. We are very excited to see what she will do with our reading programs,” said Trembley, “and she moved here because of the school and the library! She also has a wonderful background in children’s theater. We are so grateful to have her in this community. She is our diamond.”

McGinty graduated with her Masters in Library Education in May, and she’s looking forward to growing the Haston Library’s

programs.

“I want to get the library even more involved with the community. I’m glad to hear that we have a partnership with the Franklin Central School. I am also looking to expand our involvement with the senior citizens’ group,” explained McGinty.

One of her goals centers around bringing more teens into the library, both as patrons and as parttime volunteers.

“I want to see teens in here reading and also working,” said McGinty.

Theater is dear to Mcginty’s heart, and she hopes to take part in bringing an even greater performing arts presence to the community.

“I’ve directed some children’s theater and did a teenage comedy improv group, which was a lot of fun,” said McGinty, “It’s something that’s great for kids; it gives them something fun to do and it also builds confidence.

I love when kids get involved in theater and being on the stage. It’s a good life skill to learn to be in front of people and learn to say lines. I love getting to do that.”

Although she’s only been in town for a week, Mcginty has already developed a good feeling about the town she’s chosen to call home.

“I grew up in Dallas, Texas, and it’s huge. Coming here to this small community is very different, but I’m loving it. Everyone knows me, and I’m trying to learn everyone’s names,” said McGinty with a smile, “I’m looking forward to being part of this close-knit community.”

Expanding the program to the middle school will put more work on Bosely’s shoulders, but she’s already found support from a new staff member.

“The Physical Education teacher in the middle school, Nelson Murray, has agreed to help me. The kids will also play a big part,” said Bosely.

The students and staff will be planning a pep rally in the fall to announce the kick off of this year’s Fuel Up to Play 60 program.

Bosely was grateful to Murray for his commitment to help with the kick-off assembly.

Talk of the upcoming rally brought the kids back to their time at the summit. All three of the kids agreed that they learned a lot in Atlanta; some of that learning came from meetings and speakers, but some came from embracing new experiences.

Bosely pointed out that the kids were placed in groups with people they had never met and all three of them were assigned roommates who they had not met before the summit. Some of them enjoyed the relationships so much that they’ve stayed in touch since they’ve come home.

As school starts this week the three Youth Ambassadors in Enosburg will have the opportunity to share some of what they’ve learned with their peers as well as encouraging younger kids to join

school it would take a lot of time or that people might say no. I know now that it’s okay for me to speak up,” said Gervais, “if things don’t work one way we can find another path.”

One of the speakers, a former NFL player who lost his brother, left a deep impression on Cousineau.

“There was a football player whose brother was killed in the military. After his brother was killed he left football and became a farmer. I learned that things in our lives can change and we don’t always have our dream job.”

The kids weren’t the only ones who left with new ideas.

“I learned that working together as a team we can accomplish anything that we want. The key word is that we do it as a team. We are the leaders and the examples of what Fuel Up is all about,” said Bosely.

The leadership theme at the Fuel Up summit left a marked impression on the group.

“They showed us throughout the summit that we had the power to change things and make things happen. They talked about that every day,” said Gervais with smile.

One of the ways that the Fuel Up to Play 60 program helped enhance their message to summit attendees was through art. During one of the days artists were present at the summit to make murals of the

themes presented in the speeches.

Chalk style drawings brought words to life as bold images of healthy food and fun activities filled the black mural boards.

“It was all about being active and eating healthy; there were all kinds of healthy foods and active sports drawn on the wall. They had people biking, they had a farm scene, and they showed the value of local foods,” explained Couisneau.

The artists took time to explain the value of using numerous methods to help people understand the message that was being delivered. This introduction to successful marketing strategies impressed Willey.

“It took them about four to six hours to draw the pictures,” said Willey, “they told us that we should go back and use posters to get our message out. We need more pictures and less words, that’s what they told us.”

Thanks to Fuel Up to Play 60 and Earlene Bosely’s dedication to the students she serves, three students had the opportunity to learn a lot about health and nutrition, see a bit more of the country, and learn that they can have a voice in the schools and communities they are a part of.

“After going to the conference I understand that with a lot of hard work there are many things we can get done, and we have the power to do that,” said Gervais.

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Fuel Up to Play 60 to help facilitate the program for the 2018 to the 2019 year.

“We just got a grant to promote the Harvest of the Month for t-shirts for our new team, taste testing, and maybe something for physical activity,” said Earlene, who has been participating in the program for eight years.

Currently, Enosburg and Fairfield are the only schools that participate in the Fuel Up to Play 60 program.

“It takes a lot of hard work and communication from the other staff members,” said Bosely.

The kids also take part in promoting the program in the school. After attending the summit, Leah Gervais has a vision to see breakfast made even more accessible to students in Enosburg.

“We want to get a breakfast cart so that we can have it in the high school and middle school hallways,” Gervais explained, “that way if kids miss breakfast they can grab something to eat on the way to class.”

Bosely noted that although the process has been started, it’s success would depend on staff support.

“It would mainly be for kids that are on late buses or come in late,” said Bosely.

the program.

“Taking part in Fuel Up to Play 60 isn’t just about getting out of class to do fun things. It’s also about learning to work through problems and trying to figure out ways to make our school a healthier and better place,” said Gervais.

Willey explained that he’d like to see the Fuel Up kids lead the way by example when it comes to healthy habits.

“I hope that the kids in Fuel Up to Play 60 will take the time to eat breakfast every morning,” said Willey, noting that some kids skip breakfast for other activities in the morning.

“I’d like to be able to share my experience in Atlanta with the younger kids so they can have the same experience if they’d like,” said Couisineau.

When it came to learning, everyone did a lot of that in Atlanta, and each person took away something different from the summit.

“I learned that there are so many different options for breakfast! I thought of breakfast as a cup of yogurt or some cereal, but there are a lot more choices. You could have a breakfast burrito, a breakfast sandwich, or even a breakfast taco!” said Willey.

“I learned that we have more power to change things than I thought we did. I always thought that if I had an idea to improve our

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companion Precious, and her special father Harold “Red” Lapan.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday, August 31, 2018, at 10 AM in Holy Angels Church. Interment will follow in the Nolan family lot in Mount Calvary Cemetery. The family will receive condolences at the Brady & Levesque Funeral Home, 86 South Main St., from 7 PM to 9 PM on Thursday. As an alternative to flowers, memorials may be made to the Franklin County Home Health

Agency, 3 Home Health Circle, St. Albans, VT 05478. Arrangements are entrusted to the Brady & Levesque Funeral Home where online condolences and memories may be shared with her family and friends at: www.bradyandlevesque. com.

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JOHNSON: Richard Grover Perkins, 92, passed away on Tuesday August 21, 2018, at Copley Hospital in Morrisville. He was born on December 17, 1925, in Johnson, son of the late Grover and

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Josie (Brickett) Perkins. Richard was proud to have served his country during WWII as a member of the U.S. Army. He married the former Helaine Hubbard on August 13, 1950. He had been employed as a section foreman with the St. Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad. Richard had a love for pets and his children. He loved gardening vegetables and donated many canned vegetables from his garden to the members of the community and the food shelf. He enjoyed helping Helaine with her flower garden. Richard looked forward to fishing all the pristine Vermont lakes, ponds and streams.

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He also enjoyed wood working and as an enthusiastic artist painted with oils and acrylics. He was also a long time Masonic member of the Waterman Lodge #83 of Johnson, Eastern Star Chapter 65 OES Johnson, Legion Post #46 of Johnson and Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees.

Richard is survived by his sons David Perkins of Johnson, Brian Perkins and his wife Pam of North Carolina, his grandchildren, Matthew Perkins and wife Beth, Christopher Perkins and wife Claudia; Andrew Perkins and wife Aryelle, Giles Perkins, Jenifer Baker, Jason Pitts, his sister-in-law Patricia Hubbard, 3 nephews Bill & Eileen Perkins, Mike Blanchard, Eugene & Gene Childers, two nieces, Susie & Craig Mugford, Eleanor & Clint Casavant and several cousins.

Richard was also predeceased by his loving wife Helaine (Hubbard) Perkins on March 13, 2016. Also, his siblings Roger Perkins, Hazel Stewart, Joyce Blanchard, Florence Brown and Virginia Perkins.

Per Richards wishes no visiting hours will be held. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday September 5, 2018 at 11 am at the United Church of Johnson.

Inurnment will follow in the family lot in Lamoille View Cemetery, Johnson next to his beloved wife Helaine. Memorial contributions in Richard’s memory may be made to United Church of Johnson, Main Street, Johnson, VT 05656. The family invites you to share your memories and condolences by visiting www.awrfh.com.

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ST. ALBANS: Mrs. Arlene Quilliam, age 75, passed away

early Wednesday morning, August 22, 2018, at The Villa Rehab Center. She was born in Waterbury, CT, on March 19, 1943, daughter of the late Gerald and Marie (Ouimet) Leduc. Arlene worked briefly for the Fonda Container Corporation, but spent most of her life caring for her family as a homemaker.

Arlene was an avid Elvis fan, and enjoyed dancing, cooking, playing cards, going to the Maple Festival, but most of all spending time with her granddaughters and her family.

She is survived by her children, Glenn Quilliam of St. Albans, and Stacy Bates and her husband Rene also of St. Albans, her granddaughters Kailey and Grace Bates of St. Albans, and her sisters Loretta Stanley of Methuen, MA, Sylvia Casey of Ocala, FL, and Judy Spell and her husband Ken of Winter Garden, FL. She was predeceased by her parents, and a son Stephen Quilliam.

A Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated Monday, August 27, 2018, at 10 AM in Holy Angels Church with Father Joseph Ikegbunam celebrating.

The family received friends on Sunday, August 26, 2018, from 2 to 4 PM, in the Brady & Levesque Funeral Home, 86 South Main Street, St. Albans. As an alternative to flowers, memorials may be made in her name to the Care Partners, 34 Franklin Park West, St. Albans, VT 05478, or The Villa Residents Activities Fund, 7 Forest Hill Drive, St. Albans, VT 05478.

Arrangements are entrusted to the Brady & Levesque Funeral Home, where online condolences and memories may be shared with her family at: www.bradyandlevesque. com.

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• State vs. Hoague, Michael S. III; Status Conference; misdemeanor: hunting under revocation • State vs. Hoague, Michael S. III; Status Conference; felony: sexual assault-agg-weapon • State vs. Plouffe, Samantha A.; Status Conference; misdemeanor: vehicle operation-license suspended #1 for DUI • State vs. Metcalf, Dustan M.; Status Conference; felony: lewdlascivious conduct • State vs. Plouffe, Samantha A.;

Status Conference; misdemeanor: vehicle operation-license suspended #1 for DUI • State vs. Labounty, Melissa A.; Settlement Conference felony: escape custody-furlough • State vs. Plouffe, Samantha A.; Status Conference; misdemeanor: vehicle operation-license suspended #1 for DUI • State vs. Labounty, Melissa A.; Settlement Conference; misdemeanor: retail theft $900 or less • State vs. Boomhower, Allan

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W.; Status Conference; felony: assault-agg domestic-1st deg-prior agg • State vs. Bushey, Leon C.; Status Conference; felony: DUI #4 ofr subsequent-test refusal felony: DUI #3 or subsequent-influence misdemeanor: vehicle operationlicense suspended #2 for DUI • Emch, Matthew J. vs.

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Johnson, Connie A.; Status Conference; fugitive from justice • State vs. Cross, Megan M.; VOP Merits Hearing; misdemeanor: depressant/stimulant/narcotic-

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where Judge Morrisey said he obviously couldn’t be trusted to follow his conditions without having a responsible adult take accountability for him.

She ordered conditions of release, including that a responsible adult report to the courthouse, and take responsibility for Blanchard’s actions once he leaves there.

As of press time on Wednesday, Blanchard was still being held at Northwest Correctional Center.

In all, Blanchard is being charged with 4 DUI (#1) charges, at least a pair of DLS charges, and at least a pair of violating conditions of release charges.

Because Blanchard was not convicted on any of the DUI charges before picking up another charge, by state law police are unable to charge him with DUI #2, or #3.

POST WEDDING ARGUMENT LEADS TO CHARGES

According to public records, James Gross, 26, of Richford, was arrested on Saturday evening for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend in Richford.

Gross’ girlfriend, who the County Courier has decided not to name in this story, reported to police that she and Gross had left a Wedding reception held at the Crossing in Richford, headed to their home on foot.

While walking home, the two began to argue. That argument became physical when the woman told Gross she was calling 911 to have law enforcement at their home so she could pack her bags and leave.

This, according to court files, is when Gross struck his girlfriend in the face several times and took her phone from her.

Once the couple was back at their Center Street home the fight continued.

She told police he took her phone and blocked the exit of their home to prevent her from leaving, but she was eventually able to kick him in the groin, giving her just enough time to flee to the neighbor’s home and

get help.

Police arrived, spoke with the female before going to the Center Street home to interrogate Gross.

He answered the door wearing only underwear, according to police, at which point he admitted to taking the woman’s phone, but said he didn’t remember anything else.

Gross was transported to Northwest Correctional Center for domestic assault, interference with access to emergency services, and unlawful restraint.

The woman told police she didn’t want to press charges, because “this was very unusual behavior.”

reckless endangerment charges on Thursday in connection with the incident with Cameron.

Dion was preliminarily screened for any psychiatric conditions, which lead the court to order a full evaluation.

The County Courier learned from one official close to the case that the psychiatric evaluation suspected Dion was faking a mental condition.

Dion, a Navy veteran, exited the courtroom saying loudly “I fought for my rights, and I’m not getting them.”

He is expected to be arraigned at a later date on the charges of Reckless endangerment and Second degree attempted murder.

I89 SHOOTING GRAND THEFT SUSPECT HELD AUTO, FRANKLIN FOR PSYCHIATRIC COUNTY EDITION A Sheldon man reported to ASSESSMENT police that his vehicle was stolen

Vermont State Police say Jason Dion, 39, of Winooski shot at a moving vehicle on the interstate near the Milton/Georgia line on Wednesday afternoon, leading police to arrest him farther up the road in St. Albans.

According to court records, Dion shot at a vehicle being driven by 22-year-old Tristian Cameron of St. Albans.

Cameron was uninjured, in the incident, according to police, but police suspect Dion shot at another vehicle earlier in the day in Chittenden County.

According to Vermont State Trooper James Vooris, Barbra Sawyer, 66, of St. Albans was traveling north on I89 when Dion passed her, shooting at her vehicle.

Sawyer told police she thought he had thrown a firecracker out the window at her vehicle because all she heard was a loud bang. It wasn’t until the next day when she heard about the shooting that she began to wonder if what she heard was actually a gunshot.

Police later located a bullet inside Sawyer’s vehicle, which they believe will match the gun found on Dion during his arrest.

That bullet, according to police, struck the “B” post of the vehicle, the structure of the vehicle just behind the driver’s door.

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According to police, Roy Fortin had just gotten home when he looked back out his window to find out his truck was missing.

He reported it to police, who put out a “be on the lookout” for the stolen vehicle. That broadcast throughout the state was also issued to neighboring states.

An officer in Northampton Massachusets spotted the vehicle. When he stopped it, he discovered James Vincelette, 33, of Richford and Megan Brace 38, of Swanton inside.

Both suspects were taken into custody, according to VSP Trooper Benjamin Patnode, after the suspects tried to flee.

The pair faces the charges of Aggravated Operation without Owners Consent, Grand Larceny, Habitual Offender, and Accessory to Commit a Felony.

The State of Vermont will be seeking extradition in the case.

A court date has yet to be set.

ALLEGED LINCOLN AVE CRASH LEADS TO DRUG CHARGES

St. Albans Police responded to a motor vehicle crash on Lincoln Avenue in the City on August 28th only to find that

August 30, 2018 the occupants of the vehicles had begun to fight before the officers got there.

According to police, Charles Gagnon, 34, of Alburgh, reported the incident to police, who said Christopher Royea, 39, of St. Albans, had struck him in the head with a handgun before stealing $40 from him.

Police located Gagnon and his vehicle but were unable to locate the gun inside the vehicle, so they obtained a search warrant for his appartment, where they found the gun and more than one ounce of crack cocaine.

The crack was seized and Gagnon, Timothy Haynes, 38, of St. Albans, and William Brace, 46, of St. Albans were arrested for possession of felony quantities of cocaine.

Through the investigation, police say they learned the real incident that started the investigation was not a vehicle crash, but a drug deal gone bad.

Officers are looking for Gagnon to charge him with false information to a police officer.

PAROLE VIOLATION LANDS MAN BEHIND BARS

St. Albans Police stopped Joshua Poirier, 40, of Fairfield, after seeing him driving a 2006 Chevrolet Aveo in the City on August 27th.

The officer knew Poirier had an outstanding warrant for violation of parole, which initiated the stop, according to police.

Once the officer ran Poirier’s information, he learned that Poirier was also wanted on a burglary warrant in New York.

Poirier’s passenger, Christopher Lamos, 37, of Swanton was found to have crack cocaine on him, according to police. He has issued a citation to appear in court on September 24th.

Poirier initially said, through his public defender on Tuesday, that he would waive extradition to New York, but once he learned that would mean he would be held without bail, he changed his mind and revoked his waiver for extradition.

The Judge set bail at $10,000, which was also unattainable for

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him.

Poirier initially told the court that he didn’t know of the New York court date, but later changed his story, saying he wasn’t able to make it to the court because he didn’t have a vehicle or a valid driver’s license.

POLICE RECOVER MISSING MAN’S BODY

Vermont State Police say they have located and recovered the body of Andrew Lynch, 42, of St. Albans, late on Wednesday evening after a thorough search near the Rouses Point Bridge.

Lynch is suspected of committing suicide by jumping off the bridge.

An autopsy was scheduled to determine any further cause of death, according to the Vermont State Police.

DUI/DLS REPORT

• Joseph Boudreau, 66, of St. Albans, was arrested for DUI by the Vermont State Police after being pulled over on the Fairfax Road in St. Albans on August 26th.

He is due in court on September 24th to answer to that charge.

• Gilbert Gilchrist, 47, of Georgia was arrested by Vermont State Police on June 25th for driving under the influence as well as driving with a criminally suspended license.

Gilchrist was operating his vehicle on Arrowhead Lake Road in Georgia when he crashed, according to Trooper Hansell.

He is due in court on September 24th.

• William Corey, 42, of Sheldon was arrested by a Franklin County Sheriff’s Deputy for DUI and attempting to elude just after midnight on August 23rd.

According to the deputy, Corey was operating a 2018 Can-Am Maverick ATV on St. Armond Road. Corey fled down Route 78, Gore Road, and ultimately onto the Rail Trail where US Border Patrol Agents were conducting an ATV patrol.

Corey was taken into custody, at which point he provided a preliminary breath test indicating his BAC was 0.118%, which is almost one and a half times the legal limit for driving in Vermont.

He is due in court on September 4th.

• Benjamin Stokes, 44, of Milton, was arrested for driving with a criminally suspended license on Lamkin Street in Highgate on August 22nd.

Stokes was initially pulled over for an equipment violation, according to the Deputy.

He is due in court on September 24th.

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PARTY SPARKS MULTIPLE ASSAULTS

By Gregory J. Lamoureux County Courier According to court records, Hunter Hoague and Zack Mott assaulted a 17-year-old boy at a party to honor their friend, Megan Fregeau, killed in a motor vehicle crash in Highgate last week.

If what the 17-year-old, Noah Bjornson, told police was correct, a fight broke out between Bjornson, Hoague, and Mott when the discussion of recent drug use came up.

Bjornson went on to tell police that it was not the first time Hoague had assaulted him, but that he had been charged with a similar case in Chittenden County recently.

Indeed, Hoague had been released on conditions in a July incident in Chittenden County.

Those conditions included a 24hour curfew with a few exceptions.

According to the police, the assault happened at a residence in Fairfield at around 3 am, but Hoague’s residence which, the court approved him to stay at until his Chittenden County Case could be resolved, was in Highgate.

Bjornson’s mother (Christine Freeman) and father (Daniel Bjornson) went to the Fairfield home to pick up their son.

Daniel drove their son’s vehicle back to their house while Christine brought Noah to Northwest Medical Center with facial injuries.

That is when, according to Jon St. Francis, who was at the party earlier that morning when the fight erupted, Daniel Bjornson was driving in Swanton, when he saw several of the kids at the party.

“He whipped around, almost hit us,” St. Francis told the police as he described being chased by Daniel Bjornson.

St. Francis continued to tell the police that in trying to get away from Bjornson, they began traveling 85 miles per hour, at which point Bjornson rear-ended

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home. His work for our community both in the legislature and on various non-profit boards from the St. Albans Skating Association to the Samaritan House and Franklin County Home Health Agency makes it clear that he loves our community and will fight for its future. Corey also understands

Above left: Daniel Bjornson enters the courtroom on Monday afternoon. Right: Hunter Hoague enters the courtroom about 10 mnutes later.

Gregory J. Lamoureux, County Courier their vehicle.

The teens continued to flee, hitting 120 miles per hour, according to what they told police, leading Bjornson through Swanton, Alburgh, and Isle La Motte before returning to Swanton.

Bjornson later called the police to report the assault on his son by the teens. According to the officer’s account, he also admitted to chasing the teens involved, but

“let them go.”

Ultimately Noah Bjornson was brought to UVM Medical Center to meet with a specialist to deal with a possible fractured skull, broken eye socket, and other facial injuries, according to court records. He was later released from the hospital but could require plastic surgery in the next few weeks.

Daniel Bjornson was arrested

and charged with Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, which could add to his record of one felony and a dozen misdemeanor convictions, including at least five assaults.

Hoague was picked up by a state trooper for questioning later in the day, at which point he was also held on bail until his Monday arraignment on an Aggravated assault and Violation of conditions

of release charge.

Hoague has also been charged with Grand larceny, Possession of stolen property, Burglary into an occupied dwelling, Assault and robbery, and Unlawful mischief.

Those cases are currently working their way through the court system.

the impact that seemingly small decisions made in Montpelier make on a small businesses ability to grow in Vermont. When Corey is not in the legislature –he in responsible for growing a private business here in Franklin County – the State Senate needs more people in it who understand what it takes to maintain and grow a business here in Vermont.

This year the legislature made it more expensive for my business in Vermont by raising the nonresidential property tax. Now I have a decision to make. I either have less capital to grow or I have to increase the cost of my product.

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DECREASE IN DAIRY FARMS IMPACTS HAY CROP NEED

By John Lippman Via VTDigger

HARTFORD — Think Vermont agriculture, and the first thing that comes to mind is dairy and maple syrup.

But hay and haylage — those giant white plastic-wrapped marshmallows stuffed with 1,200 pounds of moisture-laden grasses — yielded $152 million in production last year, making it one of the state’s biggest cash crops, according to the USDA. And some 77 percent of the state’s acres devoted to crops are used for growing hay, the most recent government survey finds.

New Hampshire, by comparison, has less than one-fifth the amount of land devoted to hay and haylage cultivation.

“Ranking commodities in Vermont from gross receipts, dairy comes in around 80 percent. The second one is hay and then maple syrup is way down there,” said Sid Bosworth, a forage crops specialist with the UVM Extension’s agriculture program.

“That always surprises people.”

Vermont is “a livestock state and there’s a lot of hay that moves between farms,” he said.

But while the hay crop accounts for a relatively large portion of the state’s agricultural production, farmers are quick to point out that no one’s getting rich baling and selling the crop.

If anything, the haying business has become less forgiving in recent years. Prices haven’t budged much, production costs have remained high and the decline of dairy farming has lowered demand.

USDA data represent the value of hay production and not how much Vermont hay was sold into the retail market — an unknown percentage of the hay produced in the state is consumed by the farmers who harvest it for their own livestock.

Moreover, in terms of tons per acre, corn yields four times more silage than grasses and its higher protein content is more prized as feed by dairy farmers. (The USDA does not provide a dollar value for corn silage production as it does for hay production.)

Indeed, the peaceful scene of tractors sweeping green fields belies the hardscrabble economics behind the hay business. Despite taking up so much cultivated land in Vermont, hay is hardly a gold mine for those who make it.

Now, after a rough start earlier this summer because of drought, the region’s haymakers are wrapping up their second cuts and in some cases beginning their third of the season.

What began as a disappointing hay yield is looking to become a more bountiful one.

“June and July were pretty dry and yield was down 30 percent to 50 percent on some fields,” said George Miller, who cuts and bails about 180 acres on behalf of landowners in the Jericho district of Hartford. “Now the third crop has been pretty good because of the rain.”

Last year Miller produced 17,000 square bales and 400 round bales, which he harvests to feed his herd of 30 Jersey cows and wholesales half to his brother, Chet Miller, a Norwich hay broker who in turn retails his brother’s hay along with that he sources from other suppliers to about 30 customers annually.

He annually mows 180 acres and retails square bales for “around $5” and round haylage bails for $45.

Miller estimates hay sales accounts for about 25 percent of his gross revenue, which comes from a combination of haying, dairy — he sells his herd’s milk to Spring Brook Farm in Reading — and maple syrup production.

He describes haying, from a business standpoint, as “probably break-even,” given the cost of his time, labor and maintenance expenses due to “wear and tear on the equipment.”

“The price has really been stagnant” the past few years, he said, because of lower demand due to the state’s declining dairy business.

Chet Miller said he brokers about 20,000 square bales per year, mostly to people who need it for their horses and sheep.

With a one-ton 1998 Chevy Cheyenne, Chet Miller spends two to three days a week trucking his bales to about 30 customers. The other two days a week he works at McNamara Dairy in Plainfield, New Hampshire.

“I provide a service,” he said, explaining that supplying customers with regular hay deliveries spares them the headache of buying it and transporting it themselves. “That’s my value.”

But brokering hay isn’t going to turn him into a gentleman farmer, he said.

“If I pay $4 for square bales and sell them for $5 or $5.50 that’s not a big margin,” Chet Miller said.

He estimates that his hay business generates an income of $20,000 to $30,000 a year but “then I have $10,000 for gas,” he said.

The reasons for haying in Vermont have more to do with practicing good agriculture than they do about cultivating a valuable cash crop, said Cary Giguire, agricultural resource management section chief at the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets.

“Hay and haylage is important in crop management and water quality issues. You need to rotate your fields for nutrient management reasons but also to mitigate pest pressure. Most nutrient plans see someone growing corn for five years and alfalfa or a mixed hay plan for the sixth, seventh and eighth.”

Or, put another way, haying is to summer as snow plowing is to winter: a necessary function that can earn money on the side but is not enough to sustain a stand-alone business.

“You plow to keep your driveway clear and you hay to keep your field open,” Giguire said. “There’s not a lot of money in it.”

Haying is the last vestige of farming for some farmers who have given up on livestock.

Gary Eastman, who hays 150 acres on his 112-year-old family farm in Weathersfield Bow in addition to cutting another 150 acres for others, used to have a herd of 100 dairy cattle that consumed his farm’s hay but now harvests it into about 700 round bales annually.

The wet haylage bales he sells for $45 each and the round dry hay bales for $50 each because they take longer to dry, rake and ted.

He hays with his nephew and another man, starting around June 1 of each year and supplements that income with what he earns

by delivering 120 cords of wood each year and his 2,300-tap maple operation.

“You wouldn’t be able to buy a farm and pay the mortgage,” he said about haying. “I can do it because everything is paid for. There’s no way to do it otherwise. I’m not buying a condo on Lake Sunapee.”

One of Hartford’s biggest haymakers is Marty Lyman who, with his son Tim mows and bales about 300 acres around the Jericho district near Miller’s farm.

Last year they produced about 22,000 square bales and 600 round bales that they sell “to horse people and some beef farms,” Lyman said.

“I was raised on my grandfather’s farm, and I’ve been haying since I was 8 or 9years old,” Lyman, 67, said.

“I don’t know anything different.”

The retail price of hay “for probably five to six years has been pretty much the same,” he said.

“Everybody tries to stay in that ballpark,” he said, referring to the $4 to $5 price of square bales, and $45 to $50 for round ones. Prices can climb with the second and third cuts because they yield less hay per acre later in the season, he said.

But in recent years, as dairy farms have shut down, supply for hay has outstripped demand.

“What we’re finding in this area is that there have been two to three dairy farms that have gone out of business,” Lyman said. “They are selling hay as well, and it’s cut back on the amount we are able to sell.”

“There’s more hay on the market, more people selling it for the same amount that were buying it before,” he continued. “I’ve had years where I’ve sold 500, 600, 700 round bales, and last year I sold only 250 to 300 round bales and have 200 of them behind the barn. I never had this many left over before.”

Another Jericho district farmer, Tom Ostler, grew up with the Miller brothers and said one of the distinct memories of boyhood in the hills of Hartford was hearing the “thump thump of balers” traversing the fields each summer.

Ostler still harvests “50-plus” acres of hay that this year he sees yielding

2,000 square bales and 250 round bales, most of which he will feed to his herd of Black Angus cattle.

“I’ll probably sell 1,000 bales to Chet over time,” said Ostler, who teaches natural resources at Hartford Area Career and Technology Center.

That amount will bring him between $3,000 to $4,000.

“I sell just enough to cover my costs — diesel, twine and plastic costs, fertilizer costs, that’s all … when I need some cash flow, I call Chet up,” Ostler said.

Giguire, with the state’s agriculture department, said that some highquality hay harvested in Windham County is shipped to the Saratoga race track stables across the state line in New York but for the most part it is uneconomical to transport hay over long distances given the cost of fuel and labor.

Still, despite the fact that the cultivation of haying began before the Middle Ages and that hayfields are everywhere in the state, those who make hay still have their trade secrets.

Chet Miller said that the business can be so competitive that, like an

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angler and his favorite fishing spot, he doesn’t like to let on where he gets his hay, even when asked. Otherwise people will go to his supplier and buy it directly. “‘Nice hay,’ people will say, ‘where did you get it?’” Miller relates.

“That’s a question I don’t want to answer.”

While haying might strike observers as a stress-free operation, it’s anything but: Haying a field requires a lot of alertness because of the dangers of rocks and crevices that can result in costly damage to equipment if not avoided.

At the same time, Ostler said, it can be a tranquil experience that has a meditation-like effect.

“I’ve been told by psychologists that doing things in circles is good for the head,” he said. “It definitely slows things down and you become an astute observer of wildlife, birds mainly — they are watching you. No matter what, you really can’t rush it.

“I love it. I absolutely love it.

Every year you try to do it better. I feel pretty lucky I am able to do it.”

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TURNER: I CAN’T CHANGE ACT 46, BUT I WILL HELP TO IMPROVE IT

By Gregory J. Lamoureux County Courier SHELDON: Don Turner, the Republican vying for the Lieutenant Governor’s position met with several dozen concerned citizens at The Abbey Restaurant in Sheldon on Wednesday afternoon, the same day many students went back to school.

This may be the last year many of those students go back to schools in unmerged school districts.

The meeting comes about two weeks after many of the same citizens met with Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman to express their concerns over forced mergers through the Act 46 process. In the meeting two weeks ago, Zuckerman made it clear that he would not have supported the bill if he knew the difficulties rural schools were going to have with it.

Turner also voted for the bill in 2016, helping it pass the House 83-50.

Progressive David Zuckerman, the incumbent, and Republican Don Turner are vying for the Lieutenant Governor’s position in November.

Turner explained his vote for Act 46, “There was a cost containment piece to the bill,” Turner said, “And Act 46 would benefit large school districts over smaller school districts. I was representing

Milton, which has a large school district.”

“Act 46 has worked in some places,” Turner said, “We have seen millions of dollars saved in some places.”

Turner also said one of the reasons he supported Act 46 in the legislature was because it had a cost containment measure in it. That cost containment was removed the following year.

“I would not support a repeal (to Act 46), but I would support ideas to fix the problems,” Turner told the small crowd, “There are aspects of the law that are working. In some places, it has saved the state millions.”

Turner also admitted that when he voted for the law in 2016, he didn’t know some of the small schools, like Franklin, were doing so much to keep their costs down while still providing for their students.

“When I voted for that I had no idea that Franklin School had just received an award for achievement and they spend a lot less than others,” Turner said.

Moving forward, Turner said he wants to find ways to work together and find ways to make the law work for everyone, noting that he hears concerns statewide about the law.

“You guys are not the only ones that are upset about Act 46,” Turner said, “I hear about

it throughout the state.”

Although he listened to everyone’s concerns, he stopped very short of promising any change to the law.

“If I am elected, I can’t say that I will get this changed,” Turner said. “I don’t know that I would have the power to fix this. In my 13 years in the legislature, I have never made a promise I can’t follow through on. I can help, but I can’t make a promise.”

“We presented our plan, and in three of the four communities it was virtually unanimous support... and the fourth was in support,” Franklin Schoolboard Chair, Bob Berger, said.

Brian Savage piped in to explain that in that fourth community, Swanton, voted

by Australian ballot, and those voters were confused as to the wording of the vote.

“When I looked at our proposal, I didn’t see anything that actually benefitted the children that they couldn’t already do by picking up the phone and calling a neighboring principal,” Linda Collins said.

“If you have a plan from the state that doesn’t meet all the goals of Act 46, and you have a plan that is made locally that meets all the goals of the law, why wouldn’t you follow the local plan?” Berger questioned Turner.

“I don’t even know why that would happen,” Turner replied.

“Education is important, and we know it is expensive, but we know it is important,” one Franklin voter chimed in. “I have been a Justice of the Peace for 28 years and I’ve never seen a unanimous vote... if these forced mergers go through, the landscape of Vermont changes.”

Short of new legislation, Turner said, one of the things he will work to do is contact the current administration to help facilitate a better option than what the state is currently proposing.

Candidates who attended the meeting were Brian Savage, Mariana Gamache, Lynn Dickinson, Charen Fegard, Felisha Leffler, Carl Rosenquest, Linda Collins, Josh Aldrich and Casey Toof.

The ideal proposal, according to Berger, is to accept the alternative governance proposal that Franklin has put together, or at least take an honest look at the district’s proposal and judge it not on it’s merited.

Charren Fegard told of the account of one of her constituents. That constituent, according to Fegard, told her he saved money in his school by doing something differently early on the budget year, only to find out that the money was then going to be moved

to another school for another project.

“Do you think he will ever go out of his way again to save money if it’s going to be taken away?” Fegard asked rhetorically.

“I want to be honest though, we can’t keep every school open in the state,” Turners said.

“It also impacting people moving into the state,” Leffler said.

“I have reasonably priced homes in Franklin that haven’t sold yet in this hot market, and I can only think it’s because of the uncertainty of the school,” said Diana Benoit-Kittell.

Collins noted that she has connections to both Enosburg and Richford, but Richford will be forced to take on the debt of Enosburg’s new-ish school, alluding to the unfair aspect of taking on another school’s debt that they didn’t approve.

“The reality is I can’t change (the law),” Turner said, “I can help fix it though.”

Former Senator Norm McAllister added, “It’s not up to the next legislators, the decision is going to be made up before the election, or at least right afterward. It will be all done before the next legislature is sworn in. It’s up to the legislators who are still in office to put pressure on Montpelier to make the right decision.”