The Story of “Whale Dance” by Jim Sardonis
Watch the new short film about the making of "Whale Dance" by Jim Sardonis at Exit 4 in Randolph, VT
Whales’ Tails Once More at Exit 4 | The Herald of Randolph
Nearly 40 years ago, sculptor Jim Sardonis had a dream. He saw himself standing on the shore watching two whales dance in the surf. The image of the pair of tails breaking the surface of the water as they dove into the depths of the ocean was frozen in his mind. The product of that dream, a sculpture of twin whales’ tails superimposed against the Green Mountains, will soon grace the Randolph landscape once more....
Donations Surge As Preservation Group Looks To Buy Exit 4 Land | Vermont Public Radio
An effort to preserve a piece of land at the Randolph interstate exit is much closer to its goal after a flurry of commitments from several large donors.
With One Month To Go, Groups Push To Raise Funds For Exit 4 Land | Vermont Public Radio
An effort to preserve 22.5 acres of land just off the Randolph exit of Interstate 89 has just under a month to finish raising $1 million.
Randolph Developer Makes Deal to Conserve Exit 4 Parcel | Valley News
Randolph Developer Makes Deal to Conserve Exit 4 Parcel
Conservation Groups Buy Exit 4 Land Once Slated for Development | Seven Days
Conservation Groups Buy Exit 4 Land Once Slated for Development
Randolph site once up for development now to be protected | VTDigger
Conservationists are raising money to buy the final piece of the parcel at Exit 4, while the owners have agreed to sell most of the land to another group to be run as a farm.
Two Historic Agreements to Protect Exit 4 Farmland and Open Space, Randolph
Two historic agreements will allow the protection of valuable farmland and scenic gateway in Randolph.
Helen Whtye: Exit 4 Development is Bad Business for All Vermonters
Approval of the proposed development would be a terrible thing not only for Randolph, but for all of the state of Vermont.
Vermont Values Exit 4
1.1 million square feet of unneeded development proposed on prime agricultural land at Exit 4, at the expense of Randolph's designated downtown.
