![by Tena Starr Reporting stations across Orleans County say it was a healthy rifle season, though a little odd. Some hefty deer were killed, such as the 205-pound, eight-pointer that Butchie Stone brought in to Currier’s Quality Market in Glover. Stations said the deer had nice racks, but some said weight didn’t always coincide with racks. Read more on this and an informative Outside Story in this week’s paper.. …this story and more in the full edition of this week’s […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Outside-Antler--1400x912.jpg)
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![by Cameron Wyllie I first came to Vermont in 1983. I was 26 and a schoolteacher in Edinburgh, Scotland. I came because I was chaperoning a group of older high school students from the school I worked in, which was a private boys school, and its sister school. There were ten of them and one of me. I can tell you every one of their names today, when I am 62. …this story and more in the full edition […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Arnold-Brown-Cameron-cmyk.jpg)
![by Meghan Wayland BARTON — Clutching her third cup of coffee, Heather Wright, organizer of the 2019 Turkey Trot here, stood near the end of the racecourse and congratulated runners as they approached the finish line. “I’m amazed by how many people give this morning to the race,” she said. “For a lot of people it’s a tradition.” …this story and more in the full edition of this week’s paper. Subscribe now to access our e-version or to have it […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Turkey-Trot-Start-cmyk.jpg)
![by Meghan Wayland GLOVER — I was hungry, but not in the way I had expected. In the seven days I documented my experience living on the average food stamps budget, I didn’t run out of food, but I was constantly worried about it. I had to be so thoughtful and conservative with food that I was sometimes even anxious. The anxiety surprised me, and I came to understand hunger as a psychological state as much as a physical one. […]](https://bartonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/3-Squares-Self-Portrait-2-cmyk.jpg)
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Big racks reported in healthy rifle season
by Tena Starr Reporting stations across Orleans County say it was a healthy rifle season, though a little odd. Some hefty deer were killed, such as the 205-pound, eight-pointer that Butchie Stone brought in to Currier’s Qual... More »
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A Scotsman remembers Vermont and Arnold Brown
by Cameron Wyllie I first came to Vermont in 1983. I was 26 and a schoolteacher in Edinburgh, Scotland. I came because I was chaperoning a group of older high school students from the school I worked in, which was a private... More »
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Annual Turkey Trot raises about $7,000
by Meghan Wayland BARTON — Clutching her third cup of coffee, Heather Wright, organizer of the 2019 Turkey Trot here, stood near the end of the racecourse and congratulated runners as they approached the finish line. “I’m ama... More »
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One woman’s week as a “food stamp tourist”
by Meghan Wayland GLOVER — I was hungry, but not in the way I had expected. In the seven days I documented my experience living on the average food stamps budget, I didn’t run out of food, but I was constantly worried about ... More »
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