"Revive Royalton" Benefit Concert - Dec 17

Come to Crossroads on December 17 to hear some wonderful local music and help a great cause!

T-shirts now available online

Given the great response to our "Hillbilly Highway" t-shirts that we've seen around town, we've decided to expand our 'market.'  That's right, the t-shirts are now available for sale on the web.  As always 100% of the proceeds go to help Royalton resident affected by Tropical Storm Irene.  Click here to get yours today!  

And remember, there are still Royalton residents who have a long road to full recovery.  Thankfully there are people all across this country (and beyond) who have a special place in their hearts for Royalton.  Wouldn't it be great if people from coast to coast helped out, stood with Royalton and wore their shirts with Royal pride!  Be sure to spread the word far and wide. 

Free "Button Up" Workshop @ VTC

On October 5th, Vermont Technical College's Center for Sustainable Practices will host a free workshop to assist flood affected homeowners make their homes safe, healthy and energy efficient as they repair and rebuild.  The workshop is a joint effort by Efficiency Vermont and Central VT Community Action Council.  Click here for more details.



Removing Hazardous Objects from Riverbanks

New guidelines from Vermont's Agency of Natural Resources are now available for removing potentially hazardous debris from storm damaged riverbanks.  Click here for more details.

Exit 2 1/2 t-shirts for sale at SoRo Market!

We're excited to announce that the already famous "Exit 2 1/2" t-shirt is now on sale at the South Royalton Market.  Here's a few pictures:

Front of shirt

Back of shirt:

In case you aren't familiar with the story:

In the chaotic days following Irene, many Royalton residents were stranded by washed out roads and bridges.  Some of our most resourceful townspeople grabbed a little heavy machinery, headed up through the woods and cleared a new interstate on-ramp between existing exits 2 and 3.  The New York Times called it "The Hillbilly Highway."  We call it Vermont ingenuity at it's finest. 

The shirts are on sale for $20 and 100% of the proceeds go to help Royalton residents most affected by the storm.

Look for the shirts to soon be on sale at more location around town.  And, who knows, if they become popuar enough we might start selling them online.