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of his 22 points in the second half. The third quarter ended with the Blue Devils ahead 37-29 and going on to a 61-42 final victory. Ryan McCarthy scored 8 points for Williamstown. Scoring for Hazen Murphy Simmons had 10 points and Eli Appleton had 8 points. In foul shooting Hazen hit on 7 of their 12 attempts and Williamstown scored on 4 of 12 attempts.

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Twinfield Trojans girls basketball team choose to play their home game vs the Williamstown Blue Devils at the Barre Aud. last Saturday. Their fans showed up like it was a March state championship game instead of a January regular season match up. The Trojans took the lead from the start in a game that had many turnovers and ladies scrapping for the ball on the floor. Twinfield lead 9-4 at the first break and 23-12 at the end of the half. The Blue Devils gained

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ground in the third out scoring the Trojans 11-7 bringing the score to 30-23 at the end of the quarter. Trojan Bryanna duPont put the exclamation point on the end of the game as she hit a buzzer ringing three pointer bringing the final score to 47-34. Victoria Dickinson scored 12 points for Twinfield and team mate Bryanna duPont had 11 points. Lourdes Perry of Williamstown scored 12 points and team mate Kimmy Gilbert had 9 points.

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With winter here, officials with the Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests are encouraging the public to be extremely mindful of their surroundings and to use good judgment prior to recreating on the 400,000 acre Green Mountain National Forest and 16,000 acre Finger Lakes National Forest. In order to minimize rescue efforts and injury to the public, Forest Service employees have recommended some safety tips for the public to consider as they plan their trips to the Forests.

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Make sure that you are prepared before you leave: Clothes should be chosen for warmth, weight and wind-protection. Prepare to reach your destination by dark -- temperatures will often drop rapidly once the sun goes down. To adjust to the changing temperatures, dress in layers that are warm, lightweight and can be added or removed according to temperature. Tell a responsible person where you are going and when you plan to return. Travel with another person so that you have help in case of an emergency. Know the current weather forecast. If you are lost or your equipment has failed -- stay calm! If you are injured or know of another injured person, call 911. Decide on a plan of action. If you stay where you are with your equipment, it is easier for rescuers to find you. Try to build a fire and a shelter so that you can stay warm. Keep your group together, if possible. If it is necessary to go for help, it is best to send two people.

the inner temperature of the human body. Frostbite is caused by exposure of flesh to subfreezing temperatures. It can be recognized by loss of feeling, and a dead white appearance of the skin. Avoid excessive exposure to cold, wind, and moisture by wearing waterproof, well insulated clothing. Watch yourself and others for the following symptoms. If you notice these symptoms, provide first aid by trying to raise the body temperature with warm drinks, quick energy food, a warm environment, or through body contact. Incontrollable fits of shivering Vague, slow, slurred speech Memory lapses or incoherence Immobile, fumbling hands Frequent stumbling Drowsiness Apparent exhaustion Inability to get up after a rest Items to consider bringing with you: First Aid Kit Cell phone Compass Map Headlamp (extra batteries) Warm hat Extra clothing Knife or Multi-tool Plastic tarp or space blanket Metal container for melting snow Extra food and water Matches for fire starting Whistle

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Dirt track stock car racing driver Kevin Chaffee has been named the Vermont Motorsports Magazine 2011 Driver of the Year by the readers of www.vtmotormag. com. Over 13,000 votes were cast across eleven categories in a two-week online poll at the Vermont Motorsports Magazine website. Chaffee, of Fairlee, earned 26% of the vote in the overall VMM 2011 Driver of the Year category. The DIRTcar Sportsman Modified, USAC Dirt Midget Association, and Sprint Cars of New England winner edged ACT Bond/WIX Tiger Tour and Thunder Road Intl Speedbowl Tiger Sportsman champion Derrick ODonnell, of Bradford, by 35 votes for the award. Brian Hoar, of Williston, finished third with 16% of the vote after his record breaking eighth AmericanCanadian Tour championship. Pro All Stars Series North Super Late Model champion Johnny Clark of Hallowell, Me., was fourth with 10% of the final vote, and Bear Ridge Speedway DIRTcar Sportsman Modified champion Adam Pierson was fifth with 7% of the vote. Dave Pembroke, of Montpelier, Robin Wood of Plattsburgh, N.Y., Dan Douville of Bridgewater, N.H., Ron Proctor of Charlton, N.Y., and Martin Roy of Napierville, Que., were also on the ballot. We couldnt be more pleased with how the fans made their voices heard and took these nominations seriously, said Vermont Motorsports Magazine Editor T.J. Ingerson. All 67 nominees should be proud of their recognition. We are very thankful for the support from our readers for the votes we received. The entire staff at VMM congratulates Kevin Chaffee and the rest of the winners on their well-deserved honors. Chaffee also claimed top honors in the Open-Wheel category in addition to his VMM 2011 Driver of the Year award; Bear Ridge Speedway DIRTcar Modified champion Pierson was second and Sprint Cars of New England runner up and Bear Ridge Sprint Car champion Chris Donnelly, of Piermont, N.H., was third. Donnelly was voted Touring Series Driver of the Year, with Brian Hoar second and American-Canadian Tour runner-up Wayne Helliwell,

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Jr., of Dover, N.H., third. ODonnell took top honors in two categories, winning driver of the year on the Thunder Road Intl Speedbowl and Late Model ballots. Late Model competitors Nick Sweet, of Barre, and John Donahue, of Graniteville, were second and third respectively on the Thunder Road ballot. Sweet was second on the Late Model ballot, as well, with Hoar third. Adam Pierson was voted Bear Ridge Speedway Driver of the Year over Overall Driver of the Year Kevin Chaffee. Sportsman Coupe champion Josh Harrington was third. With seven overall wins in two divisions, Mike Bruno, of Castleton, was named Devils Bowl Speedway Driver of the Year. Pro Late Model champion Hunter Bates, of Pittsford, was second and NASCAR Modified Champion Proctor was third. Sportsman champion Robin Wood was named Airborne Speedway Driver of the Year by the fans. Wood beat out his uncle, Bucko Branham, of Plattsburgh, N.Y., who finished second. DIRTcar Modified champion Martin Roy was third. In the closest category, Thunder Road Junkyard Warrior champion Jason Woodard, of Waterbury, was voted Four Cylinder Driver of the Year by a mere five votes over Bear Ridge Speedway Hornet champion Eric Lang, of Groton. Thunder Road Street Stock runner-up Nick Pilotte, of Jefferson, N.H., was third. Bear Ridge Limited Late Model Rookie of the Year Jordan Fornwalt, of Bradford, Funds raised was voted Rookie of the Year will go to the after an impressive four win Shareheat fund at season. Thunder Road Late Model Rookie of the Year Central Vermont Jimmy Hebert was second and Community Sprint Cars of New England Action Council Rookie of the Year Tyler Rich, (CVCAC). And of Lyme, N.H., was third. After for every dollar six straight top-five finishes to raised, the end the American-Canadian shareholders of Tour season, Fort Kent, Me.s CVPS will match Austin Theriault was voted the donation Breakout Driver of the Year. (up to $5000)!! Bear Ridge Sportsman Coupe So make plans competitor Terry Williams, of now to join us. Well River, was second and Everyone is Thunder Road Late Model welcome! This is competitor Brooks Clark, of not a timed event Fayston, was third. and you can Kevin Chaffee becomes the come and stay third driver to win the overall as your schedule Vermont Motorsports Magazine allows! Driver of the Year award; Don Please join us! Miller donned the honors for the 2010 season, while Tom Placey won the honors for the Central inaugural 2009 season. Vermont Motorsports Vermont Magazine covers stock car racing in and around Vermont with on-site event reporting, breakJoin us at Morse Farm Ski Touring Center Montpelier, Vermont ing news, feature stories, weekSki For Heat Central Vermont is a special day of cross-country skiing or snowshoeing to raise ly columns, photography, and money for fuel assistance for families in Central Vermont. In this, our third year, well be at more. For more information, Morse Farm Ski Touring Center in Montpelier on January 28th from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm for the visit www.vtmotormag.com, purpose of helping neighbors heat their homes. Morse Farm has generously donated the use of follow VMM on Twitter at @ trails for free to participants in lieu of donations to the event. VMMUpdates, or find VMM on Facebook and Youtube. Any questions should be directed to Kate Coffey at 793-7674 or kate.sfh.cv@gmail.com

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