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GOSHEN – This year’s Meltdown fundraiser came to an end when the 69-pound block of concrete the meltdown places on the ice of Hammond Pond each year went crashing to the bottom of the pond at 1:16 p.m. on Tuesday.The meltdown involves people buying $1...

GOSHEN — There are three indisputable facts about the Meltdown: the Goshen-dedicated fundraiser is enjoying its 18th year; the concrete block remains on top of the ice on Hammond Pond; and there’s still time to buy tickets to correctly pick when it...

From the Hilltowns to Lebanon: Surplus gear donated to firefighters in need  "> "> Firefighters from the Beirut area of Lebanon are seen wearing gear donated from the Hilltowns. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO "> "> Published: 7/21/2021 7:21:03 PM CUMMINGTON — The Middle Eastern country of Lebanon is a long way from the Hilltowns, but thanks to the internet, a bagel company and an enthusiastic young firefighter, firefighters in the capital area of Beirut are wearing gear donated by four local towns. And those who organized the donation are looking to send over even more. “We’re still trying to get m...

Goshen voters OK changes to dates for annual TM, elections Published: 6/14/2021 4:18:24 PM GOSHEN — Residents at Saturday’s annual Town Meeting agreed to ask the Legislature to allow it to rename the Board of Selectmen to the Select Board, and to push the back the dates for its annual meeting and town elections. These were among the 25 articles on the warrant at Saturday morning’s annual Town Meeting, at which all measures passed, the majority of which did so unanimously. “It went by really quickly,” Town Clerk Kristin Estelle said. “It started at 9:35 (a.m.). We were done by 11:...