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Favorable weather brings bumper pumpkin crop to Pittsford farm (opens the original)
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PITTSFORD, Vt. (WCAX) - A colorful fall crop is seeing a major bounce back this season at a family-run farm in Pittsford. The Winslow Farm has been growing pumpkins of all sizes in Pittsford for the last 35 years, planting a 5-acre pumpkin patch each spring. Growers say they had just the right conditions this season for some of the best crops they have seen in a decade, a welcome contrast to the drought conditions that hampered last year’s harvest. “I think it’s been fairly consistent over the l
Flood-damaged Sam’s Steakhouse in Ludlow demolished following FEMA buyout (opens the original)
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LUDLOW, Vt. (WCAX) - A popular Ludlow restaurant left in disrepair after the July 2023 floods is being torn down following a FEMA buyout, part of hundreds of property purchases facilitated statewide to mitigate future flood risks. The Sam’s Steakhouse property was left in disrepair after the July 2023 floods and was only recently approved for a FEMA buyout. Earlier this week, crews started tearing down and removing sheet metal, brick, and wood from the property off Route 103 near the banks of th
Judge rules Rutland alleged attempted kidnapper to remain behind bars (opens the original)
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RUTLAND, Vt. (WCAX) - A man accused of trying to lure a child with candy will remain behind bars on an attempted felony kidnapping charge. James Traynor, 70, pleaded not guilty, saying he and his defense lawyers believe it was all a big misunderstanding. Court records showed Traynor was driving home on South Street in Rutland earlier this month when he pulled over near two boys and tried to give one of them candy. One of the boys said no and Traynor drove away, but he was later arrested and admi
Chili Cookoff proceeds benefit Poultney Rotary (opens the original)
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POULTNEY, Vt. (WCAX) - Hundreds packed the streets of Poultney’s downtown for the 36th annual Chili Cookoff. Dozens of different chefs of all ages prepped gallons of the fall dish. People could purchase two-ounce mugs to taste test each special recipe. Three judges determined the winners for cash prizes. Organizers say it’s the longest-running chili cookoff in the state. “The environment, there’s a lot of people in town. I was on the rotary when it first started the first year they started havin
Rutland furniture store celebrates a century (opens the original)
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RUTLAND, Vt. (WCAX) - A southern Vermont family-owned business is celebrating a century in operation this weekend. Godnick’s Furniture opened in Rutland back in 1926, branching out into furniture and clothing stores. Thirty years later, the business consolidated into its current location off Route 7 on the outskirts of the city, becoming the largest family-owned furniture store in Vermont. Fourth-generation owner Brent Godnick says they hope to make it another 100 years. “I take a lot of respons
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