Daily Archives: August 23, 2012

Shelburne resident completes Peace Corps service in Peru

Following the UVM event from left: John William Meyer stands with his mother, Theresa Meyer, and father, John Meyer (who served as a Peace Corps volunteer in the Gambia), Peace Corps Director Williams and Senator Patrick Leahy at a reception at ECHO Lake Aquarium in Burlington on Thursday, Aug. 16. Photo courtesy of the Peace Corps

Honored at UVM event promoting the importance of global service John William Meyer, 24, of Shelburne, completed his Peace Corps service as a youth development volunteer in Peru on July 20 and returned home to the United States. While in Peru, Meyer implemented a highly successful Camp JUMP (Jovenes Motivados por el Progreso) seminar, which… Read More

Shelburne Vineyard wines receive top honors

Emanuele and Michele Capoano from Boston, Mass. enjoy the Marquette Reserve at the tasting room at Shelburne Vineyard. Photo by Shelburne Vineyard.

At seven o’clock in the evening on Thursday, Aug. 16, Ken Albert, founder of Shelburne Vineyard, received a call from the 2012 International Cold Climate Wine Competition with the exciting news that for the second year in a row, a Shelburne Vineyard wine had received top honors – Best Red Wine in Show – at… Read More

Vermont brewery to host graffiti art competition

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Shelburne Craft School tagged as beneficiary The Magic Hat Artifactory is getting tagged. They will be hosting the third annual Wall to Canvas event in the brewery parking lot Saturday, Aug. 25 from 12-6 pm. This urban arts competition is a benefit for the Shelburne Craft School and will feature 12 street-style artists competing live… Read More

Shelburne Day 2012

Cristy and William Wisell, owners of Cucina Antica, prepare pizzas for baking as they do every Saturday at the Farmers Market.

Last Saturday’s “Shelburne Day” festivities were again organized by the Shelburne Business and Professional Association (SBPA). The day was filled with sunshine and smiles from all in attendance as they strolled among vendor tables that also included the Farmers Market stands. Besides activities on the Town Green, Shelburne merchants organized the ever-popular town-wide sidewalk sale.… Read More

Successful celebration in Shelburne

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Children of all ages enjoyed the “bubble pit” hosted by the Shelburne Fire Department at Shelburne Day. There was a huge turnout despite the Triathlon road closures for last Saturday’s town-wide celebration. See page 8, visit www.shelburnenews.com, or check out Facebook for more photos. Photo by Lynne Enman Read More

Attention puppy lovers!

Shelburne residents have an opportunity to vote for the winning name for Wind Ridge Publishing’s new mascot and English bull dog puppy. Publisher Holly Johnson whittled the list down to her top three. Now it’s your turn to help decide. Simply visit www.shelburnenews.com between now and Labor Day Monday, Sept. 3 to vote for your… Read More

Amendments to the Subdivision Bylaw adopted by the Planning Commission

By Carol Casey No Shelburne residents appeared at the Planning Commission meeting of Aug. 9 to comment on the proposed changes to the subdivision bylaw. Most of the proposed changes were merely to correct numerous outdated references and to conform with the Town Plan. Commission member Dick Elkins did raise questions about seven proposed amendments,… Read More

Intersection safety, Fire Dept. boat purchase headline Selectboard meeting

By Heather McKim The Aug.14 meeting of the Selectboard offered an update on the Route 7 paving project, sidewalks, and other town projects. Two issues took center stage at the Tuesday night meeting. First, the community had a chance to listen to a presentation by staff from Stantec Consulting and discuss the study of the… Read More

Lenes announces re-election bid

Joan Lenes of Shelburne announced she is seeking re-election to the Vermont House of Representatives where she has served the towns of Shelburne and St. George as the member for Chittenden District 5-2 since being elected in 2006. “I am privileged to serve this District where I have such strong connections,” said Lenes while announcing… Read More

Cub Scouts welcome prospective members

Cub Scouts and Cub Master Wayne Shuptrine at the Blue & Gold Banquet last February.

Open House Sept. 5 A Cub Scout Open House is planned for Wednesday, Sept.  5 from 6:30-7:30 pm at the Scout Barn located at Davis Park. Cub Scouts is open to all boys in grades 1-5. For more information about Cub Scouts or the Open House, please visit, http://pack607.wordpress.com/. Read More

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