Monthly Archives: November 2012

Shelburne resident achieves “Super Lawyer” Recognition

Shelburne resident David W.M. Conard of Langrock Sperry & Wool, LLP was named to the New England “Super Lawyers” list, among the top attorneys in Vermont for 2012. No more than 5 percent of the lawyers in the entire state are selected by “Super Lawyers.” Langrock Sperry & Wool attorneys Alison J. Bell, Christopher L.… Read More

Attention high school juniors and seniors

Like writing? Like speaking? The Shelburne Lions’ Club and Lions’ Club International is sponsoring a speech contest on the topic of “In a World of Service.” Speeches must be 5-7 minutes. Cash prizes of $25-$75 will be awarded for a local win, and up to $300 for a win at the state level. Interested speech… Read More

Gardeners grow with Master Gardener course

Do you love gardening and want to learn how to grow fruits and vegetables more sustainably? Or perhaps your passion lies with landscape design or cultivating perennials. The University of Vermont (UVM) Extension Master Gardener Program is now accepting registrations for a comprehensive 13-week home horticulture course. It is designed to provide gardeners of all… Read More

Changes in election demographics and college applications

By Margo Bartsch With the 2012 election behind us, we have seen how the changes in American demographics have influenced the election outcome with shifts in gender, ethnicity, and age. Similarly, college applications have changed since when we parents applied to college. Even in the last 10 years, the admissions numbers have changed. Here are… Read More

Registration begins for stone wall workshops

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A series of stone wall building workshops will take place this winter in Hinesburg. Participants in the one-day workshop learn the basic techniques for building dry-laid stone walls, with a special focus on stone native to Vermont. The hands-on workshops are held in warm greenhouses at Red Wagon Plants on Shelburne Falls Road and are… Read More

Parks and Rec

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Shelburne’s Annual Tree Lighting and Carol Singing: Fri., Nov. 30 on the Village Green:  join the Green Mountain Chorus for singing at 5:30 pm, caroling at 5:45 pm, followed by tree lighting and Santa’s arrival at 6 pm! After the tree lighting, kids can visit with Santa and enjoy hot beverages and refreshments in the town… Read More

St. Mike’s softball team hosts Kid’s Knight Out Dec. 7

The Saint Michael’s College Softball Team will host the Kid’s Knight Out Program, a fun-filled evening for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade, on Friday, Dec. 7 at the Ross Sports Center.  Children will have the opportunity to spend the evening playing games, sports, swimming, watching movies, arts and crafts and more. Kids Knight Out… Read More

Basketball program targets children with disabilities

The Edge Sports & Fitness is proud to host a new all-inclusive basketball program for children ages 4-21 with disabilities. The Special Talents Adaptive Recreation (STAR) Basketball Program is designed for those interested in learning and enjoying the game of basketball in a fun, non-competitive environment. The six-week program will run on Saturdays, Jan. 12-Feb.… Read More

Vermont author debuts first novel Nov. 30

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By Julia Donnini Shelburne native, Jenny Land explores pre-civil war Vermont life in 1843 through the eyes of 13-year-old Susannah Allen. Her debut novel “The Spare Room” moves through the familiar seasons, simultaneously revealing the character of a family in a profound era in American history. A native to the core, Land spent early school… Read More

Vermont Stage presents “Winter Tales” Dec. 5

 In December, Vermont Stage Company (VSC) is bringing back its annual “Winter Tales,” hosted for the last time by former Artistic Director Mark Nash. This Vermont Stage tradition returns for its 8th year with fresh stories and songs to lighten up the dark days of winter. “When Mark and I started talking about “Winter Tales”… Read More

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