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MOUNTAIN— There’s no shortage of housing-related initiatives this holiday season that are being spearheaded by the House of Lazarus (HOL).

MOUNTAIN— There’s no shortage of housing-related initiatives this holiday season that are being spearheaded by the House of Lazarus (HOL).

2:06 it is true, I am off today. I am thinking you probably do work more than I do. Probably 7 days a week. That way, your boss doesn't have to retrain you every Monday. Put your hands over your ears, it is cold, plus, that will help you keep that thought in your head. D卐M☭CRATs LIE said... Well it sure didn't take long for the wheels to fall off of the Biden* energy policy now did it? Ice sculpture windmills in Texas and useless solar panels covered in snow. It ain't easy being green is it? Try as you might, Democ...

Richard Sontag Some Vermont creations are so iconic that they forever changed how we experience winter: the first photographs of individual snow crystals, by Wilson "Snowflake" Bentley; the first ski tow in the United States, installed in Woodstock; the modern snowboard, made wildly popular by Jake Burton Carpenter. Add to that list the fleece neck warmer, conceived by Millie Merrill, who knitted the first ones in the basement of the Yellow Turtle, the children's apparel store she owned in Stowe. Merrill's neck gaiter led her to found Turtle Fur,...

In 2008, Turtle Fur in Morristown started Project Warmth, a local initiative that donates cold weather accessories to those in need. Today, it’s a nationwide effort and the company donated 27,000 hats and accessories in 2020 across 30 states. Since Project Warmth began, Turtle Fur has donated 127,000 products to over 355 organizations in 43 states. “Everyone at Turtle Fur feels very proud of our efforts and we would like to thank our retailers and consumers for their support in helping those in need stay warm,” said Richard Sontag of Turtle Fur. The company’s giving team is a...