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Dartmouth FP Brand 2020.qxp_Layout 1 5/26/20 4:00 PM Page 1 JULY | AUGUST 2020 Vermont’s Most Beautiful Address YouTube Woodstock is the quintessential vacation destination. Golf on our Robert Trent Jones Sr Course, Daredevil hike through the National Park, shop through town or just sit back & relax in our beautiful spa. We have something for everyone – come and see for yourself! MICHELLE KHARE ’14 Experience. Together. Falconry • Tennis • Golf • Hike • Spa • Bike • Fly Fish Fine Dining • Romantic Getaways • Family Vacations • Meetings • Social Events • Weddings Woodstock, Vermont | 844.545-4178 | www.woodstockinn.com FIVE DOLLARS H W’ P B B Thank you, UNDER CONTRACT Catherine For four years as chair of PARADE GROUND ROAD - Hanover, NH NEW BOSTON ROAD - Norwich, VT the Dartmouth College Fund, you have been a tireless ambassador for the College and its students, leading fellow alumni to inspired levels of annual giving. Your wisdom, ingenuity, and heartfelt commitment inspire us all. 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