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Good Neighbors

by Stephen Long | June 30th 2011 |

Ken Clayton’s two-acre lot in Bennington includes not more than one acre of wooded land to the north of his house. That’s not what one would call extensive holdings. Still, it was enough that last winter, trees cut from that single acre brought him stumpage payments of $3000.

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