In Vermont, when the test result at a public swimming area is 235 E. coli/100mL or less, it means that the water is considered suitable for swimming. A result greater than 235 E. coli/100 mL means that the water is not considered suitable for swimming. The Elfin Lake water sample on June 16, 2021 was 55 E. coli/100 ml, well below the threshold. Happy swimming!
The Vermont State Transportation Agency has a snow plow finder link so you can see which state (not Town) roads were recently plowed. From the Home page of this website, click on Departments and then Roads to find the link. Or, click here.

The State of Vermont has chosen a balsam fir tree from Len and Mary Anne Cadwallader’s tree farm in Wallingford to put on the Statehouse lawn this holiday season! The Cadwallader family is thrilled to donate the tree for this purpose. And coincidentally, Dartmouth College has selected one from the Cadwallader farm, too.
The report from Vermont Council on Rural Development regarding the Community Visit process that over 150 citizens participated in is accessible online here: https://www.vtrural.org/programs/community-visits/report/wallingford and hard copies should be available soon at Town Hall.
Vermont Veterans’ Home officials requested towns post links on municipal websites to VVH’s website in order to help increase awareness about the programs offered to service men and women. For more information, visit http://vvh.vermont.gov/
You may also find the link from this website by clicking on Community at the top of the home page and then clicking on Helpful Links. You will find Vermont Veterans’ Home under the State of Vermont list.