Daily Archives: December 19, 2012

Open youth baseball program begins in January

An open youth baseball program begins on Sunday, Jan. 6 at The Field House in Shelburne. This program is open to any youth baseball player between the ages of 9 and 12. The baseball program will have field house space from 10 am to 12 pm every Sunday until spring. No prior sign-up required. Simply arrive… Read More

Catamount offers new youth ski program

As part of Catamount Outdoor Family Center in Williston’s non-profit mission to promote family and community well being through activity and education in a natural environment, Catamount is now offering youth ski programs for children ages 5-13. Eric Bowker, Catamount’s Executive Director, describes what he says will be “an important addition to our already popular… Read More

GMBs remain undefeated

Jackson Neme of Shelburne had the only hit of the game in a scoreless tie against the Green Mountain Boys at the Field House last Saturday.

Last Saturday’s game between Shelburne and The Green Mountain Boys (GMB) turned out to be a defensive battle. The game ended in a scoreless tie with the GMBs and Shelburne embroiled in an old school pitching duel. Shelburne threatened to score every inning but solid clutch pitching from Connor Philbrick, Becket Hill, and Ethan Oglesby… Read More

Shelburne artist featured in downtown exhibit

“Entering the Light,” the 24” x 36” abstract painting by Shelburne artist Ché Schreiner is on display in the Burlington Town Center this holiday season.

Shelburne artist Che Schreiner’s work is influenced by her relationship with nature and her travels. Whether in Nepal, Egypt, Japan, the Amazon or her own backyard, Schreiner is deeply inspired to create. The impetus for her artistry was the gift of a simple wooden box of paint brushes from her father in 2004. Afterward, Schreiner… Read More

Cedar Spring Riding Camp Dec. 27-28

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Cedar Spring Farm of Charlotte will host a winter/holiday riding camp Thursday, Dec. 27 and Friday, Dec. 28 from 9 am-5 pm. World-renown Morgan horse trainers Bonnie and Keely Sogoloff of Cedar Spring Farm have announced this exciting winter riding camp designed for both beginners and experienced riders. Kids of all ages can sign up to… Read More

Social Band explores the Deep Midwinter in song

Social Band, Burlington’s lively band of choral singers, presents “Deep Midwinter: Songs from Winter’s Heart.”  Directed by Amity Baker, this contemplative and celebratory program combines ancient and modern-day songs and carols to honor a season rich with contrasts of light and dark, outer cold, and inner warmth. Two performances will take place: Saturday, Dec. 22 at… Read More

The Festival of Kwanzaa

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Kwanzaa is a seven-day festival celebrating the African-American people, their culture, and their history. It is a time of celebration, community gathering, and reflection. Kwanzaa begins on Dec. 26, the day after Christmas, and continues until New Year’s Day, Jan. 1. Each evening a family member, usually the youngest child, lights candles in a special… Read More

Essex Children’s Choir performs Jan. 5

The Essex Children’s Choir will present Twelfth Night Celebration on Saturday, Jan. 5, 2013 at 6:30 pm at Saint Michael’s College Chapel in Colchester. In its 26th year this celebration, under the artistic direction of Constance J. Price, is a joyful collaboration of artistry in music and dance. The program will feature “Brother Heinrich’s Christmas.”… Read More

Celebrating “green” successes in Shelburne

The Pierson Library is bustling these days. Director Kip Robertson happily reports that library circulation is up 9.2 percent from last year and electronic materials are up 61 percent. In fact, the library boasts over 1,300 visitors on the average per week. The local library has most books that appear on the NY Times best seller list, an extensive collection of DVDs and books on tape, computer access, coffee – a wonderful gathering place for the community.  In fact the library recently ordered a book, “America the Possible” by James Gustave Speth, that I asked about and I had it in my hands a week later. I highly recommend it!   Photo by Laurie Caswell Burke

By Laurie Caswell Burke As we near the end of another year I am encouraged by the progress we have made on the “green” front.  Access to local food has increased, paths have been built, more homes are energy efficient, the Shelburne energy committee continues to meet monthly and our local library is bustling with… Read More

Living Economically

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Shelburne’s very own Salvage Queen, Joanne Palmisano is traveling the country promoting use of salvage in home decor. Her second book is due out fall 2013. Visit her at salvagesecretsblog.com for her creative projects. Photo by Susan Teare Read More

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