CURLING IS A WINTER FAVORITE IN MANY PLACES... BUT IN THE NORTHEAST KINGDOM, ONE EVENT PUTS A VERMONT TWIST ON THE SPORT. NBC5'S CHARLOTTE HANCOX SHOWS US HOW THIS COMPETITION SWAPS STONES FOR CHEESE.

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WASHINGTON — Three-time Olympic medalist Eileen Gu is back for the Milan Cortana Winter Games, and once again she is representing China instead of the United States — the country where she was born.