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LEBANON A Lebanon developer announced plans this week to purchase the former Lebanon Village Marketplace, reviving hopes that a small grocery store can be lured to the downtown space.Mike Davidson’s company Execusuite “reached an agreement” to.
Norwich creamery owners sue Vermont Tech over farm sale
Modified: 5/25/2021 8:42:26 AM
NORWICH The owners of Norwich Farm Creamery are suing the Vermont State Colleges System for $500,000 as it tries to sell a farm they currently occupy.
Chris Gray and Laura Brown allege that state college leaders lied about their intentions for the property when forming a business partnership with the couple, undermined the venture and didn’t give their cheesemaking operation the time it needed to get off the ground.
Gray and Brown filed the lawsuit in Vermont Superior Court in Washington County on May 14 just after Vermont Technical College a subsidiary of the state college system rejected the Norwich Farm Foundation’s fourth attempt to buy the property. The foundation was formed by community members to support the couple’s attempt to stay put and to ensure the land is not further developed.
Bottom Line: Whiskey meets glass as WhistlePig and Simon Pearce team up for restaurant, tasting room
Jay Benson, CEO of Simon Pearce, left, Jerod Rockwell General Manager Simon Pearce Restaurant and Nick Karabelas the dining room manager at the The Parker Bar + Bistro go over details at the The Parker Bar + Bistro in Quechee, Vt., on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Simon Pearce and WhistlePig are joining forces in the reopening of the Parker House tavern. A photo of mill works on the right is the location of the Simon Pearce Restaurant. ( Valley News - Jennifer Hauck) Copyright Valley News. May not be reprinted or used online without permission. Send requests to permission@vnews.com.
Bottom line: Quechee market property sold, growing abutting business owner’s footprint
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Modified: 1/23/2021 10:26:08 PM
Maybe they should start calling it Kerrigan Corners. Ed Kerrigan, owner of Jake’s Quechee Market and Squechee Clean, has purchased the former Singleton’s Market property that abuts his laundromat and car wash and is across the road from his market near the intersection of Route 4 and Waterman Hill Road in Quechee.
Singleton’s Market, owned by the Singleton family, who operate a market in Proctorsville, Vt., closed their Quechee store in 2019, citing an unsustainable fall-off in business during the winter months.