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Gordon Dossett

Reporter · US

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Sep 18, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Gordon Dossett, Vermont News & Media correspondent

    Weston Fair and Jubilee celebrates local life, 80 years of Vermont Country Store (opens the original)

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    For a pint-sized town of 623 people, Weston has made an out-sized impact. To celebrate a host of anniversaries, local Geof Brown suggested a fair and jubilee. So after an intense several months of preparation chaired by Brown and Sheena Smith, and supported by the Vermont Country Store, the First Annual Weston Fair and Jubilee was born. And on Saturday, September 12, up popped a parade, a dunk tank, a hatchet throwing competition (with non-lethal, spongy hatchets), other homemade games, food tru

  2. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Gordon Dossett, Journal correspondent

    Pawlet Book Sale out for ‘27, co-directors considered for library leadership (opens the original)

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    PAWLET — The Pawlet Public Library trustees voted Tuesday evening to suspend the town’s annual Book Sale for 2027 and signaled willingness to consider co-directors for the library. Several key factors emerged about the Book Sale. First, Pawlet resident Lucy Norman made a surprise announcement at the start of the meeting: Jed Rubin, who for years has volunteered his barn to store books for the sale, would no longer be able to provide it since the barn will undergo renovations. The annual summ

  3. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Gordon Dossett, Journal correspondent

    Pawlet Library director candidate withdraws (opens the original)

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    PAWLET — The Pawlet Public Library Trustees are back at square one in their quest for a library director. After a closed session in Wednesday evening’s meeting, chair Cori Rail announced that the candidate to whom an offer had been extended took a different position. Rail provided few details about the unnamed candidate’s decision; the candidate had asked about benefits and the possibility of working an additional job. Trustee Lauren Herbert suggested that the candidate be contacted to get

  4. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Gordon Dossett, Journal correspondent

    Barnes’ civil suit given tentative 9-month time frame (opens the original)

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    PAWLET — At former Pawlet Public Library director Lyndsi Barnes’ status conference hearing on Monday, Rutland Civil Court Judge Susan A. McManus stated, “I’d like to have this case trial-ready within nine months.” Barnes’ lawsuit was filed in January, 2025 against former library chair Harley Cudney and the town of Pawlet. The suit asks for unspecified damages. In her suit, Barnes maintains that Cudney’s interference undercut her role stipulated in the bylaws to supervise the librar

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