Monthly Archives: June 2012

LCYC celebrates 125 years with gala

Past Commodores on Ticonderoga’s Hurricane Deck, from left to right: Fritz Horton of Shelburne, Doug Viehmann, John Harris of Shelburne, John Dinse, Tony Lamb, Peter Collins, Bern Collins, current Commodore Chris Leopold of Shelburne, Chuck Bowen of Shelburne, Dale Hyerstay of Charlotte, Jeff Hill of Charlotte, Bill Foster of Shelburne, Steve Unsworth of Shelburne, and John Dupee. Past Commodores in attendance but not pictured: Jill Burley and Bob Dunn.

Members of the Lake Champlain Yacht Club (LCYC) boarded the steamboat, Ticonderoga, preserved in all its glory at the Shelburne Museum, to celebrate the Club’s 125th Anniversary on Saturday, June 9. History was being repeated as they retraced the steps of LCYC members who gathered 75 years ago at Burlington’s King Street Dock to board… Read More

Sunday was sudsday at Trinity

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The Trinity Church Youth Group held a car wash on Sunday, June 10. Many cars — and a few of the youth and their parent helpers — got very wet for a great cause. The group raised more than $500 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Read More

Schiavone announces candidacy for District 5-2 rep

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by Margo Callaghan Citing a perceived need for “more diversity” in Montpelier, long time Shelburne resident, and seven time former representative of district 5-2 George Schiavone has announced his run against incumbent Joan Lenes. Schiavone has lived in Shelburne since 1963. A native of New York, he graduated from Clarkson University with a BS in… Read More

Chicken BBQ and auction at Shelburne Methodist Church Wednesday, July 4th

The aroma of a good old-fashioned chicken barbecue will again waft through the town of Shelburne at the annual chicken barbecue and auction held at the Methodist Church this Wednesday, July 4. Besides the tasty chicken on the menu, auctioneer Tom Young will start the auction at 10 am. Local merchants have donated merchandise and… Read More

News from the Pierson Library

The kick-off event for this year’s summer youth programming is this afternoon, Thursday, June 21 at 1 pm. No registration is necessary for this gala annual event. Stop in to sign up for a variety of summer programs, have your face painted, and join in an ice cream social.  Along with the ice cream, we’ll… Read More

Bicycles: what are the rules?

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by Nancy Schulz, Executive Director, VT Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition As you pedal this summer, please note that it’s illegal to ride two abreast (under all circumstances) in Burlington. This law has been in place for decades but it’s not well known. Another important thing to keep in mind is that bicyclists are required to observe… Read More

The future of Shelburne’s Village Green and Parade, June 25 at 7 pm

Earlier this year, Shelburne received a grant from the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation. A meeting in connection with this grant will take place Monday, June 25 at 7 pm. According to Dean Pierce, Shelburne’s director of planning and zoning, the purpose of the grant is to “marshal local resources toward the updating of a… Read More

Safety Spot

by Jim Buell, 2nd Asst. Chief Fire Dept. Summer has arrived! A lot of us will be taking a vacation, but fire doesn’t. Please stay vigilant around the issue of fire safety. Here are some tips that may help you keep you, your family and your home safe. • Keep a fire extinguisher near your BBQ,… Read More

How to help keep identity thieves away

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Brought to you by the Vermont Federal Financial Services Program Content provided by Fred Dufresne The more business we do and information we share online, the more identity theft becomes a growing threat to our financial security. However, there are ways you can help protect your good name and credit. Here are some tips to help… Read More

Treasurer Pearce announces unclaimed property receipts at $57 million

Vermont State Treasurer Beth Pearce announced today that more than $8 million in new unclaimed financial property has been received by the State Treasurer’s Office since the fiscal year began July 1. There is now approximately $57 million in unclaimed property waiting to be claimed. The annual deadline for holders of unclaimed property to turn… Read More

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