Daily Archives: May 24, 2012
We are missing our cat! Emmy- 10 months old grey and white tiger with white chest and paws missing from Bay Rd area. No tags :( Please call 617-800-4607
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Uncategorized |
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We are missing our cat! Emmy- 10 months old grey and white tiger with white chest and paws missing from Bay Rd area. No tags Please call 617-800-4607 Read More
Shelburne Farmers Market opens Saturday
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Headlines, Our Town |
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8th season of benefitting our neighbors Shelburne Farmers Market will open for its eighth season on Saturday, May 26 on the Parade Ground in the heart of Shelburne Village. Bigger than ever, according to Market Manager Tod Whitaker who is also the President of Shelburne Business & Professional Association which sponsors the popular market. There… Read More
Memorial Day observances in Shelburne
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Headlines, Our Town |
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Shelburne’s annual Memorial Day observance will be held on Monday, May 28, at 11 am on the Parade grounds, the village green on Church Street. The speaker for this year’s ceremony is LTC Greg Knight, a veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He served in a key position for TF Saber (1-172 AR) in Ramadi, Iraq,… Read More
Shelburne High School to hold reunion July 6
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Education, Headlines |
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Yes, there was a Shelburne High School (SHS), and there will be a SHS reunion this summer. The reunion is open to all former SHS students and their grade school classmates, families, friends and teachers. The reunion is being organized by the Class of 1962 to recognize the anniversary of its graduation 50 years ago.… Read More
report from montpelier
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Municipal, Report from Montpelier |
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by Rep. Joan Lenes In the next several weeks, Rep. Kate Webb and I will be submitting highlights of the work from this legislative session. These reports will be available around town and will run in the Shelburne News. During our “off session,” we are not hosting our regular Tuesday morning meetings at Bruegger’s but… Read More
Planning agenda
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Municipal, Planning Agenda |
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Shelburne Planning Commission Agenda Thursday, May 24, 7 pm Meeting Room 1, Shelburne Municipal Center 5420 Shelburne Road Call to order Approval of agenda Approval of minutes May 10 Public Hearing Public Hearing on Proposed Changes to Zoning Bylaw Respond to suggestions that the Town reduce frontage requirement for certain dwellings in Village Residential District,… Read More
Plans for Rice Lumber redevelopment questioned
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under DRB, Municipal |
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By Carol Casey Members of the Development Review Board (DRB) grilled Patrick O’Brien, the developer involved in the redesign and subdivision of the Rice Lumber property on Shelburne Road, at their meeting on May 16 during their consideration of his preliminary plan application. The staff had identified more than two dozen areas in which the… Read More
Imagining the Future + Ben & Jerry’s = ECOS Project Ice Cream Social
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Headlines |
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Four ice cream socials give neighboring towns opportunity to envision the future of Chittenden County The ECOS (Environment – Community – Opportunity – Sustainability) Project is hosting four ice cream socials this month throughout Chittenden County. Their purpose is to engage community members in improving the area in the coming 20 years. Shelburne’s Town Office… Read More
BikeFest this Saturday in town
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Our Town |
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Thinking about dusting off your bike to run that errand in town? Wondering what accessories might make it easier? The Shelburne League of Traveling Baskets will be conducting another BikeFest on May 26, from 10 am to 1 pm. It will be held on the green, next to the Shelburne Farmers Market. Riders of all ages… Read More
Craft School kick off BBQ
| May 24, 2012 | Filled under Arts & Entertainment, Lifestyle, Our Town |
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Skies were bright, food and music plentiful, and spirits high at the Shelburne Craft School celebration May 12. The event marked the return of the school “to its roots” with a change in name, a new logo, and new course offerings with emphasis on classes, and resident artists. Read More
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