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Florida preacher to buy abandoned Vermont college campus

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By Owen Tucker-Smith Verified
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The whiskey entrepreneur who tried to turn an abandoned Vermont college campus into a luxury resort plans to sell the school to a Florida preacher who wants to transform it into a Christian college called Z University. For the 3,000 residents of Poultney, Vt., where the campus is located, it is yet another twist in a strange seven-year saga that began when Green Mountain College closed in 2019 in the midst of declining enrollment.
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Florida Preacher to Buy Abandoned Vermont College Campus

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By Owen Tucker-Smith Verified
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Now Read on to see why Travel + Leisure readers favored these European escapes in the 2026 "World's Best Awards" survey. Every year in its "World's Best Awards" survey, Travel + Leisure asks its readers to weigh in on the hotels, cities, islands, and experiences that moved them most on their getaways. …
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Florida Preacher to Buy Abandoned Vermont College Campus

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By Owen Tucker-Smith Verified
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Owner of defunct Green Mountain College intends to sell site after development plans sputter Green Mountain College in Poultney, Vt., closed in 2019. Caleb kenna for wsj The whiskey entrepreneur who tried to turn an abandoned Vermont college campus into a luxury resort plans to sell the school to a Florida preacher who wants to transform it into a Christian college called Z University.
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