Daily Archives: December 5, 2012

The Alpha Play “Flapper” debuts Dec. 6-7

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By Isaac Solheim The Alpha team of Shelburne Community School is once again bustling with life in preparation for the upcoming annual Alpha Play. The Alpha team is a 6th, 7th, and 8th grade team of about 63 students. What is the Alpha Play? Well, Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet and… Read More

Brisket Bake Off and Party begins

From left: Shelburne residents Paula Cope and Mark and Amy Loiter enjoy the Great Brisket Bake Off and Hanukkah Party last year at Temple Sinai in South Burlington.

Temple Sinai Reform Congregation will kick off the festival of lights with the annual Great Brisket Bake Off and Hanukkah Party on Friday evening, Dec. 14 at 5:30 pm. Attendees are asked to bring a menorah for a community lighting, a brisket, a kosher-style side dish, or a dessert and join in the fun. Hanukkah… Read More

SCS food drive, walk supports community

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Teachers from the Believe and Treehouse teams, a third grade and a kindergarten team respectively, from Shelburne Community School organized a food drive and walk from the school to the Shelburne Food Shelf last Thursday morning. Above, 81 kids and eight adults with lots of food stand outside the Shelburne Food Shelf. The food drive connects… Read More

NHS hosts lasagna dinner for scholarship

 Champlain Valley Union’s National Honor Society will host a community lasagna dinner on Wednesday, Dec. 12 from 6 to 8 pm in the CVU cafeteria. All proceeds will go directly to the Zeke Kassel Memorial Award, a scholarship award given annually to two students who exhibit an exceptional sense of dedication and an appreciation of… Read More

Publicly funded prekindergarten explained

Chittenden South Supervisory Union (CSSU) supports publicly funded prekindergarten for children between the ages of 3 and 5 who reside in Charlotte, Hinesburg, Shelburne, St. George, or Williston. Applications for the 2013-2014 school year are due March 12, 2013. What is publicly funded prekindergarten education? Publicly funded prekindergarten is defined as six to 10 hours… Read More

Waldorf Holiday Fair features local, organic food

From left: Waldorf students Malcolm Smith, Sebastian Lissarrague, and Forrest Gucker have fun at their local organic creperie booth at the Waldorf School Holiday Fair in Shelburne Friday, Nov. 30. Proceeds from the creperie were donated to the school.

The Holiday Fair at the Lake Champlain Waldorf School was a great success. Along with a myriad of festive activities and great shopping, this year event organizers incorporated local and organic food into the café. With the help of funding from the Lattner Foundation, 8th grade and 12th grade families enthusiastically cooked together all week.… Read More

Natural resources training session offered for development professionals

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Real estate professionals, engineers, and site technicians will shape future development in Vermont.  Now they have the opportunity to learn more about how to incorporate natural resource planning into their work at a half-day training session offered through the Vermont Natural Resources Council and the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. The session, titled “A New… Read More

CVU students compete at Scholar’s Bowl tournament Dec. 7

The Vermont-NEA Scholars’ Bowl will host a Pre-Holiday Academic Tournament, a high school academic competition at South Burlington High School on Friday, Dec. 7 from 4:15-8:30 pm. Established in 2007; this tournament is one of the largest high school quiz bowl events in the northeast. Last year 52 teams from 21 schools participated, and this… Read More

Holiday gift wrapping fundraiser benefits CVU trip

by Mackenzie Tobrocke     This coming April, 22 students from CVU will be traveling to England, Ireland, and Wales. The nine day trip will allow students to experience new cultures, as well as see some of the world’s greatest treasures. For example, the iconic London Eye, which allows London to be seen in a unique… Read More

VNA honors Shelburne resident

Terry Paquin of Shelburne was honored for her 30-year employment at the Visiting Nurses Association of Chittenden and Grand Isle Counties (VNA) at its 106th Dinner and Staff and Volunteer Recognition event on Nov. 8 at the Doubletree Hotel in South Burlington. Over 190 staff, volunteers, and friends of the VNA gathered to honor their colleagues… Read More

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