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The Wintergreen Bulletin Board is an independent, all-volunteer email newsletter and website providing news and information to homeowners in and around the resort community. 

The free newsletter is published every-other Sunday. It includes reader-submitted recommendations on services, events, news, items for rent or sale and other information about the Wintergreen, Va., community. 

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Recent WBB News Features:

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How the vote this April on new Congressional map could impact Wintergreen

If approved, Virginia’s redistricting referendum scheduled for April 21 could significantly impact voters in Wintergreen within Nelson and Augusta counties.

A different kind of snow

Those homeowners here who typically either waited a few days for a thaw or shoveled it off their driveways and walkways themselves could not move the sleet-snow that froze rock-hard in single-digit temperatures.

Please don't feed

Is this year’s Virginia winter hard for deer? Yes. But don’t make it worse by feeding them.

Fire & Rescue outlines the plan to replace its squad truck

Wintergreen Fire & Rescue is replacing what it calls the “squad truck” that goes into action on calls such as car accidents with entrapment, rescues requiring rope, injured hikers requiring evacuation, and major fires.

Notes from Here to Stay in Wintergreen's "Year in Review" meeting

Here to Stay in Wintergreen has gone from 73 members when it started to 283 in six years.

What the devil is under Devils Knob?

Geologist Chuck Bailey has a theory.

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