Daily Archives: October 3, 2012

Bald is beautiful

Bald CVU football players and coaches pose with two high school exchange students during the St. Baldrick’s Foundation Fundraiser Saturday, Sept. 29 in downtown Burlington. The team raised over $2,000 for pediatric cancer research. See more photos on Facebook.

CVU football players, coaches shave heads for cancer research By Sheri Duff It was a typical fall Saturday on the Church Street Marketplace in Burlington. Locals, students, and tourists made their way down the outdoor pedestrian mall as kiosk vendors, street performers, restaurants, and boutiques beckoned. A 95 Triple X radio personality on a mega… Read More

Resident shoots hole-in-one

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Shelburne resident Tom Rugg shot a hole-in-one at Rocky Ridge Golf Club during the 12th Annual Christ the King School (CKS) Golf Tournament Friday, Sept. 14.  Above, Rugg posed with his foursome from left to right: Jon Averill (CKS alum), Tom Rugg, Ed Kent, and UVM hockey coach Kevin Sneddon. Rugg’s hole-in-one was on the… Read More

VT artists participate in Open Studio Weekend

“Calm Waters” by Lyna Lou Nordstrom

Shelburne Pond Studios is pleased to announce their participation in The Vermont Open Studio Weekend, scheduled for Oct. 6-7 from 10 am-5 pm each day. Shelburne Pond Studios, a large dairy barn that was converted into art studios, is located in a pastoral setting overlooking Shelburne Pond where artist occupants have their space. The artwork produced… Read More

Shelburne resident graduates from USMC Officer Candidates School

The Foote siblings, from left: Peter Foote, currently a graduate student in chemistry at Northwestern University in Chicago, with recent graduate Karoline Foote and twin sister Alexa Foote, a senior economics and mathematics double major at Saint Michael’s College, and member of Phi Beta Kappa. All three are graduates of Rice High School.

Karoline “Kari” Foote of Shelburne graduated from the United States Marine Officer Candidates (USMC) School at Quantico, Va. on Aug.18 after attending the Platoon Leaders Class for two summers: the Juniors course in the summer of 2011 and the Seniors course this summer. She will be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the USMC upon… Read More

Calcutta Benefit Dinner for Michele Bora

There will be a Calcutta party on Saturday, Oct. 13 at the Eagles Club to help Charlotte resident Michele Bora raise funds in her fight against breast cancer.

Community members are invited to the Eagles Club (1233 Shelburne Road) on Saturday, Oct. 13 for a Calcutta party to help Charlotte resident Michele Bora raise funds in her fight against breast cancer. The event will begin at 5 pm with dinner at 6 pm and the Calcutta following at 7 pm. A $50 donation… Read More

Safety Spot

by Jim Buell, 2nd Asst. Chief, Shelburne Fire Dept. Fall has arrived and with that comes Fire Prevention Week.  As I submit this article to the Shelburne News, we (Shelburne’s Emergency Services – Police, Fire, EMS, and Dispatch) have completed this year’s program at the Community School, Waldorf School, and the Renaissance School, as well… Read More

Candidate for Vt. State Treasurer holds discussion in Shelburne

Wendy Wilton, candidate for Vermont State Treasurer, will be in Shelburne tonight, Thursday, Oct. 4 from 5:30-7 pm for a special Town Hall meeting titled, “Is Vermont Fiscally Sustainable?” Wilton will discuss Vermont’s fiscal future regarding unfunded liabilities and systemic budget deficits, and how her ideas about fiscal transparency will help solve these problems. This… Read More

Planning Commission considers lakeshore overlay expansion regulation

by Carol Casey At its meeting on Sept. 27, the Planning Commission discussed proposed amendments to the zoning regulation for the expansion of buildings in the Lakeshore Overlay district. Reiterating the Commission’s intent to develop a regulation that controlled the height of buildings as seen from the lake, Town Planner Dean Pierce recommended allowing walk… Read More

Selectboard revisits issues; debates street lights

by Heather McKim The Sept. 25 meeting of the town Selectboard revisited several issues that had been discussed at previous meetings and introduced new ones. While approving the previous meeting’s minutes, members made a correction regarding the assessed value of the Yankee Doodle Motel. It had been decided that the Grand List would be reduced… Read More

The Readers Write

Return Schiavone to Montpelier When my neighbor, George Schiavone, first told me he was coming out of retirement to run for his old representative seat again, I was so relieved. And impressed! Not many people would be that dedicated! George, though, never took his eye off the Capitol. He’s a distinguished man who is concerned… Read More

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