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• Snow tires are particularly helpful for people who cannot wait for roads to be cleared before they begin their days. Snow tires provide greater traction in wet, snowy or slushy conditions. Snow tires provide ample grip and make it easier for cars to turn corners and stop on slick roads.

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• People who live in very cold climates and areas where snow and ice dominate the land-scape for several months per year often find all-season tires are inadequate and likely to slip. Snow tires make for safer alternatives in such regions.

• Snow tires are typically manufacturered the previous summer, meaning inventory is finite, according to Consumer Reports. Drivers who wait until the first snowstorm to purchase their snow tires may encounter lim-ited inventory and find it difficult to locate the right size tire for their vehicles. That’s why it’s important to shop early.

• Retire snow tires earlier than you would all-season tires. Snow tires lose almost all of their effectiveness once they reach 6/32-inch deep tread.

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Waxing 101: What To Know Before Waxing Your Car

Waxing a car is a great way to maintain its exterior. Including waxing as part of your routine vehicle maintenance can protect the car or truck from some natural hazards, includ-ing sun damage, pollen and the dirt and grime that can accu-mulate on a car over time.

Motorists unfamiliar with waxing may be intimidated by the sheer volume of waxes on the shelves at their local auto-motive supply stores, which will no doubt offer an array of both liquid and paste waxes as well as many spray waxes. When testing waxes in 2013, Consumer Reports found that liquid and paste waxes were relatively equal with regard to their effectiveness, while spray waxes were very convenient though not very durable.

Waxing a vehicle is no small task, and drivers should learn as much as they can about car wax and the different types of waxes before attempting the job themselves.

The differences between waxesIn their study of liquid, paste and spray waxes, Consumer

Reports found that paste waxes were easier to apply than liq-uid waxes, but that the overall performance of paste waxes fell short of liquid waxes. Liquid waxes were very durable and provided the gloss many motorists look for when waxing their vehicles. But liquid waxes were difficult to apply evenly, something first timers should consider when choosing a wax. Spray waxes were convenient and easy to use, and many can be wiped off without drying. But Consumer Reports found spray waxes were not as durable as liquid or paste waxes, so they may need to be applied more frequently.

Because waxing is done to protect a car and improve its appearance, it’s important that drivers waxing their vehicles for the first time test the wax on an area of their vehicles that is not easily seen to the naked eye. This affords some room for error as you learn the waxing ropes while also allowing you to test out different waxes until you find the right fit.

There are some additional tricks drivers can employ when waxing their vehicles that can make the job easier and the wax that much more effective.

• Wash first, then wax. Make sure you give your car or truck a good wash before you apply any wax. Allow the car to dry completely before applying any wax.

• Avoid sunlight. Consumer Reports notes that sunlight can soften paint and make it susceptible to scratching, so avoid washing and waxing your car in direct sunlight.

• Use microfiber towels. Microfiber towels were found to be more effective than cloth rags at removing residue. In addi-tion, cloth rags can trap dirt and scratch finishes, so opt for lamb’s wool mitts instead.

• Go from top to bottom. The bottom of a vehicle is more susceptible to grime, so work your way down when waxing so you are not contaminating your towels. A contaminated towel increases the risk of scratching your vehicle’s exterior.

When waxing your vehicle, the right wax and technique can make all the difference.

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Cross Vermont Trail Association has been selected as a top ten finalist in the American Hiking Society Michelob Ultra “Superior Trails” contest. Through its Superior Trails program, Michelob Ultra has worked with AHS to identify 10 deserving trails across the country and is giving trail fans the chance to vote for which sites they’d like to see improved, maintained and protected through two $25,000 grants.

From Sept. 1 through Oct. 31, people can visit superior-trails.michelobultra.com to explore the 10 nominated projects and see how the $25,000 grants would be used to renovate each site before voting for their favorites. Throughout the two-month voting period, fans can keep track of their favorite trails’ progress via a leaderboard that tallies votes in real time. Michelob ULTRA will reveal the two winning trails on the Superior Trails website on Nov. 10.

“Members of the American Hiking Society have been volunteering with us for years, doing hard labor with hand tools to make trails in our network better, especially in Groton State Forest” said Greg Western, Cross Vermont Trail Association Executive Director. “We’ve been working to complete the four season, multi-use trail network in Groton – making family friendly trails, convenient for all ages and abilities, connecting from nearby communities and

Hunters are enthusiastic about Vermont’s upcoming October 3-25 and December 5-13 split archery deer hunting season, according to the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department.

A hunter may take up to three deer in Vermont’s two-part archery season with three archery licenses. No more than one of the deer taken during archery season may be a legal buck. No antlerless deer may be taken in Wildlife Management Units (WMUs) E1 or E2, where antlerless deer hunting is prohibited in 2015.

In Vermont a hunter may take up to three deer in a calendar year in any combination of seasons (Archery, Youth Weekend, November Rifle Season, December Muzzleloader). Of these, only two may be legal bucks, and only one buck may be taken in each season. A “legal buck” is a deer with at least one antler having two or more points one inch or longer. All three deer in the annual bag limit may be antlerless deer.

In order to purchase an archery license, the hunter must show a certificate of satisfactorily completing a bow hunter education course, or show a previous or current bow hunting license from any state or Canadian province, or sign an affi-davit that they have previously held an archery license. Hunters are reminded that affidavits will be cross-referenced by wardens against existing databases for accuracy.

Hunters must have a standard hunting license in order to purchase an add-on archery deer hunting license, except that nonresidents may purchase an “archery only deer license” costing just $75. Licenses may be quickly and easily pur-chased on Fish & Wildlife’s website (www.vtfishandwildlife.com).

Hunters planning their first Vermont archery deer hunting trip or looking for new hunting areas should get a copy of the 2014 White-tailed Deer Harvest Report, which gives the number of deer taken in each town in last year’s deer hunting seasons. It’s available on Fish & Wildlife’s website (vtfis-handwildlife.com).

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forces today to highlight the many environmental and eco-nomic benefits solar power provides to Vermonters. The event took place at Crossett Brook Middle School in Duxbury, where participants highlighted Vermont’s recent successes bringing clean and low-cost solar power to many homes and businesses.

Vermonters’ enthusiastic embrace of solar energy contin-ues to advance the state’s green energy economy. There are now more than 58 solar companies based in Vermont, employing more than 1,500 people, and contributing more than 76 million dollars last year to Vermont’s economy. The 138 MW of solar energy currently installed or permitted in Vermont is enough to power more than 22,000 homes while reducing greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to taking nearly 14,000 cars off the road per year.

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“The era of meeting our electricity needs from far-flung, dirty power plants in someone else’s backyard is over. Vermont has a responsibility and a tremendous opportunity to generate local clean solar power here at home,” said VNRCs Energy Program Director Johanna Miller. “We can also do so in a way that respects communities and natural resources.”

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call 802-828-1000 or email ([email protected]). Archery season regulations change next year:Several regulation changes are effective in 2016, including

lengthening the October portion of the archery season five days, lowering the number of deer that may be taken in archery season to two (only one of those may be a buck), allowing crossbow use by hunters age 50 and older, and pro-hibiting the use of urine lures.

Hunting is one way Vermont keeps the deer herd in balance with available habitat. “We continually work to conserve deer wintering areas and young forested areas that provide excel-lent habitat for deer and grassland birds,” said Mark Scott, Fish & Wildlife’s director of wildlife. “Deer hunting ensures the deer population does not overwhelm the landscape or impact other animal populations. It also provides healthy food for many local families.”

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To learn more about the work of the Cross Vermont Trail Association, go to www.crossvermont.org or call 802-498-0079. To vote for Vermont trails to get $25,000 worth of improvements, go to superiortrails.michelobultra.com.

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Northfield goaltender Katie Lafaille (left) makes a spectacular save in the first half of last Wednesday afternoon’s game against Chelsea in Northfield. The Northfield girls scored twice in the final 10 minutes and defeated Chelsea 2-1. Photo by Bill Croney

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Motorcycle Ride to Benefit Camp Ta-Kum-Ta The 5th Annual Motorcycle Ride for Camp Ta-Kum-Ta, a

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Hampshire & New York to accommodate all riders, including Barre and Hardwick. The Motorcycle Ride for Camp Ta-Kum-Ta is in support of Vermont’s Camp for kids who have or had cancer. Camp Ta-Kum-Ta encourages riders to come out and enjoy a ride through beautiful Vermont and what better time than during the fall. All starting locations will meet at R.R. Charlebois in Milton, VT for an escorted ride up to Camp Ta-Kum-Ta, where there will be a barbecue lunch, door prizes, and a 50/50 raffle! All participants receive a long sleeve shirt and commemorative pin or patch.

“This is a great way to allow motorcycle enthusiasts an opportunity to enjoy Vermont’s beautiful scenery and support

Camp Ta-Kum-Ta,” said Hattie Johnson, Executive Director. “September in Vermont is beautiful, and we anticipate a warm, sunny ride through the incomparable Vermont land-scape.”

Bikers and passengers are encouraged to collect additional donations to support their ride and raise funds for Camp Ta-Kum-Ta. Riders who collect additional donations will be entered to win great prizes!

Register online at www.takumta.org. Bikers can also regis-ter the morning of the event at one of the seven starting loca-tions. The registration fee is $50 per rider and $75 for rider & passenger.

Local Starting Points: Wilkins Harley Davidson, South Barre (Registration 8-9 a.m.) Lamoille Valley Ford, Hardwick (Registration 8-9 a.m.)

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