Daily Archives: September 5, 2012

Shelburne Rescue introduces new website

By John Kelley, Shelburne Rescue Membership Committee The Shelburne Rescue Squad invites community members to take a journey down its road less traveled.  As Poet Laureate Robert Frost so eloquently reminded us, a “road less traveled” is often the most exciting of roads: a road of discovery; a most rewarding road. If you would like to… Read More

Preparedness Month in Vermont

Tropical Storm Irene a stark reminder of the importance of being ready for disasters As the one year anniversary of Tropical Storm Irene passes, now is a good time to consider whether or not you are ready for Vermont’s next disaster. To that end, Governor Peter Shumlin has declared September to be Preparedness Month in the… Read More

Brides on a budget How to have a fabulous wedding for less

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The average wedding in America costs around $29,000, according to The Wedding Report, Inc., a wedding industry research company. Not surprisingly, couples are looking for ways to save money on their special day. Here are some ideas to help you have a wonderful wedding on a budget. The date. Having a wedding on off-peak months… Read More

Not your mother’s shower

If you’ve been to a wedding shower recently, you’ve probably noticed the time-honored tradition is changing. The typical Sunday afternoon gathering of ladies playing word games and snacking on pastel Jordan almonds has been replaced by sophisticated themed evenings. And sometimes men are invited, too! “We monitor trends in both weddings and showers so we… Read More

Theatre Kavanah stages production of “The Chosen”

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Shelburne resident in featured role Theatre Kavanah, a new performance group devoted to exploring the intricacies of the Jewish experience, is pleased to bring Aaron Posner and Chaim Potok’s “The Chosen” to the stage for performances on Sunday, Sept. 9 at 1:30 pm and Monday, Sept. 10 at 7:30 pm at the North End Studios… Read More

BCA demonstrates wood fire kiln during Art Hop

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Burlington City Arts (BCA) is pleased to announce a special art education event taking place during The South End Art and Business Association’s 20th Annual Art Hop. On Friday, Sept. 7 at Pine Street Studios in Burlington, beginning in the early morning and ending at approximately 9 pm, BCA will present a demonstration of firing… Read More

Specialty license plate purchases benefit Vermont Disaster Relief

By Jake Perkinson, Vermont Democratic Party chair One year ago, Tropical Storm Irene swept through Vermont, leaving individuals, towns and communities devastated. Yet through the tragedy of the storm, we saw the incredible spirit of Vermonters. In the immediate aftermath, folks came together – neighbors helping neighbors, community members sacrificing what little they had for… Read More

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