Daily Archives: November 14, 2012

News from the Pierson Library

Pierson Library will be closed in celebration of the Thanksgiving Holiday for two days: Thursday, Nov. 22 and Friday, Nov. 23. The library will be open again on Saturday, Nov.  24.  Have a happy and safe holiday! ***** November Book Display: Just in time for the holiday season, our latest book display is titled Comfort… Read More

The Readers Write

Schiavone thanks Shelburne, St. George Most of us know how welcoming Vermonters can be, but the first prize must go to the people of Shelburne and St. George. Thank you for actively taking part in our democratic process…and congratulations to Joan Lenes. We face some severe financial challenges and all of us need to stay… Read More

DoubleTree offers free lodging during holidays

Relatives of hospitalized patients qualify for accommodations The DoubleTree by Hilton Burlington in South Burlington is offering free lodging to relatives of patients staying in area hospitals and nursing homes during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. Persons traveling more than 50 miles to visit hospitalized family members may received complimentary overnight accommodations Nov. 21, 22,… Read More

Shelburne School Directors meet to map out future

By Gail Callahan During a Shelburne Community School Board meeting that ran just under 90 minutes, school directors heard from administration how the academic year was progressing while starting the path to budget season that will culminate with voters deciding the fate of a new spending plan during March Town Meeting. Shelburne Community School Board… Read More

Morning Garden celebrates Festival with Lantern Walk

Children prepare their lanterns for Morning Garden preschool’s annual Lantern Walk in Shelburne

In its 12th year of celebration at Ms. Terri’s Morning Garden of Shelburne, children, parents, and friends of her Waldorf-inspired preschool take their magical, late-autumn Lantern Walk.  The Lantern Walk commemorates the little-known European festival of Martinmas, named after the humble Saint Martin–a Roman soldier who put down his arms and gave his cloak to… Read More

Internship opportunity awaits interested college student

Lt. Governor Phil Scott would like to put the word out to Vermont college students about a paid internship opportunity in the Lt. Governor’s office during the upcoming legislative session, from January-April. College students who have an interest in policy and want a great vantage point to observe state government at work are encouraged to… Read More

UVM Ag Business course gets new farmers off to good start

A six-session business planning course for beginning farmers and agricultural business owners will be offered this winter through the University of Vermont (UVM) Extension New Farmer Project. The Building a Sustainable Business course, with its focus on helping participants develop well-crafted business plans rooted in their values and goals, will be held at four Vermont… Read More

Renaissance students vote

LuLu Louchheim, 9, helps her brother, Wolfy, 5, vote in The Renaissance School’s 2012 Presidential Election.

By Tricia Kennedy Excitement was buzzing through the hallways of The Renaissance School on Tuesday, Nov. 6, as students chattered about the Presidential Election taking place that day. The school launched an all-inclusive mock election, which was anything but childish to the children of the K–8 Shelburne Farms based school. Voting booths were brought in… Read More

Shelburne Vineyard event benefits Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf

Mike Orfan, owner of the Lemon Peel, shares his charcuterie.

3,000+ pounds of food donated to hungry neighbors Shelburne Vineyard reported the results of Saturday’s 4th Annual Wine and Food Festival Benefit for the Chittenden Emergency Food Shelf with a big smile! The beautiful fall weather, the participation of some of Vermont’s (and Shelburne’s) finest specialty food vendors, and the sponsorship of Vermont Tent Company… Read More

Art sale raises funds for Food 4 Farmers

Local artist Casey Blanchard and Food 4 Farmers co-founder Rick Peyser.

Shelburne printmaker Casey Blanchard and Food 4 Farmers co-founder Rick Peyser exchanged ideas at last weekend’s benefit and holiday art sale. Twenty percent of Blanchard’s sales were donated to Food 4 Farmers. Many local art and coffee lovers were on hand to enjoy Blanchard’s art and to lend their support to the non-profit organization that… Read More

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