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Chris and Lynette Sullivan-Trainor walk down Black Mountain as husband and wife after getting married at mid-summit on June 27. (ALLY SCHMALING PHOTO)

JACKSON — The first wedding to be held on Black Mountain took place on a beautiful Saturday, June 27. Thanks to the support of John Fichera, the mountain’s owner, Chris Sullivan-Trainor, 29, of Westwood, Mass., and Lynette Cole, 28, of Stanwood, Wash., shared their wedding vows before a dozen members of their wedding party and more than 63 friends and family both in-person and virtually on Zoom.

The bride graduated from Linfield College in 2013 and became Montessori-certified by the New England Montessori Teacher Education Center in 2015. She now teaches at a Montessori school in Cambridge, Mass.

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