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Obituaries • Kathleen Jennie Ellis, 66. Died Nov. 9, 2021. Born on Feb. 2, 1955, she worked at The Book Press, then The Brattleboro Retreat. She retired from Pine Heights nursing home in 2011. She was married to Stephen S. Stockwell, who died in 2010. She then married Carroll .

Jeep fundraiser cements legacy of Dover volunteer, snowboarder

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   WILMINGTON — A Jeep owned by a local man and avid snowboarder, who volunteered in emergency services and tragically died from cancer at a young age, was raffled off and raked in lots of money for two great causes. More than $45,000 was raised altogether, and it will be split evenly between the Guy Hawkins Cancer Relief Fund, which helps families in the valley with cancer treatment-related expenses, and the Old School Community Center in Wilmington. Old School Enrichment Council member Janet Boyd recalled the effort beginning around February or March. “It was a little slow getting started but everyone told us what a wonderful opportunity it was because it was a unique vehicle,” she said, adding that only 1,500 were made.

Deerfield Valley Rescue gets funding bump at Dover Town Meeting

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   DOVER — Thanks to a generous electorate that overwhelmingly approved an amendment from the floor at annual Town Meeting, Deerfield Valley Rescue will get $10,000 more than it requested. “That doesn’t happen by ballot or anywhere else,” Moderator Rich Werner said at the end of annual Town Meeting on Tuesday at the Carinthia base lodge at Mount Snow. Earlier, Royal Wilson proposed the amendment that would pay Deerfield Valley Rescue $30,000 instead of $20,000. She said she thinks “so highly of the rescue squad.” “I know you are in a fundraising mode,” she said.

Dover sticks with in-person Town Meeting

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   DOVER — Delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, annual Town Meeting will be held in-person on Tuesday at the Carinthia base lodge at Mount Snow, complete with discussion on funding measures and a contested Select Board race. Town Clerk Andy McLean “has done a wonderful job making sure we’re going to have a good, safe, COVID-free Town Meeting,” Town Moderator Rich Werner said at Monday’s pre-Town Meeting informational meeting at Town Hall, where remote participation also was offered via Zoom. “A lot of towns gave up on the town meeting but Andy really felt strongly about having an in-person meeting . so Andy, great job.”

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