The town of Killington, Vermont is situated in Rutland County. Chartered in 1761, it was first called Killington, but in 1800, its name was officially changed to Sherburne, in honor of land owner Colonel Benjamin Sherburne. In later days, the Killington Resort, a ski resort, became wildly popular and was the main reason people came to Sherburne. Most visitors there, in fact, called the town Killington. In 1999, the town’s residents voted to change the name of the town back to Killington.
Regular Blogs
Contains discussions about Killington as well as news and commentary on those news items. Also contains posts about skiing and interviews with local celebrities and politicians.
http://astheskiturns.blogspot.com
A local husband and wife write about their hospitality company, their small inn and restaurant, golfing, and festivals in the area.
http://www.killingtonblog.com/
Displays entries about Killington and the skiing there, some of the summer things to do in the area, and where to eat.
http://www.killington.com/winter/beast/blog
One of the ski resorts in Killington is responsible for keeping this weblog current, and it does so with entries about the snow, snow reports, and organized celebrations.
http://www.picomountain.com/winter/blog
The full-time Killington resident writes this weblog, which features posts about skiing, hiking, running, cycling, and paddling.
http://www.femaleskibum.com
