Living In Montpelier, I use a five gallon bucket with a screw top Gamma lid that I dump at Vermont Compost just up the hill from us for free.

There's no shortage of barns that have been converted to housing and other uses.

Meals On Wheels operations around the state are usually looking for help.The local transit companies use volunteers sometimes to bring people to appointments.

We had Ramuntos in East Montpelier last week and it was pretty good, no complaints here and cheap too. They are a Jiffy Mart brand.

I read that Mount Hunger got the name because a hunting party got stuck on the mountain as it was too dark to go home and they missed their dinner.