EAST MIDDLEBURY RESIDENT Albert LaBerge cuts into the trunk of one of two 40-foot-high trees that were felled behind the East Middlebury United Methodist Church earlier this fall. LaBerge spent weeks cutting and splitting the trunks for firewood. Independent photo/Trent Campbell
EAST MIDDLEBURY — The sight of a man splitting wood is common enough during Vermont autumns, and normally attracts little notice. But this fall, people passing the East Middlebury United Methodist Church, at the intersection of Routes 116 and 125, noticed Albert LaBerge.
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