Daily Archives: February 6, 2013

HANDS art exhibit and auction

Artists Meta Strick, Matt Gang, Zoe Bishop, Angela Chaffee, and Moe O’Hara showcase their hands at Penny Cluse Café in Burlington.

  Penny Cluse Café in downtown Burlington will host an art exhibit to benefit Helping and Nurturing Diverse Seniors (HANDS). Approximately 80 decorated wooden hands will adorn the walls for the month of February and a silent auction will take place on Friday, March 1 from 5:30-7:30 pm as part of the First Friday Art… Read More

Suzanne Johnson joins Red Cross as major gifts officer

Suzanne Johnson

  In her new role as Major Gifts Officer, Shelburnite Suzanne Johnson will be responsible for engaging potential donors in an effort to broaden the organization’s financial base, allowing it to advance its humanitarian mission in Vermont and New Hampshire’s Upper Valley. “The American Red Cross mission emphasizes the importance of ‘mobilizing the power of… Read More

Local shares photography knowledge

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Award-winning photographer, Paul O. Boisvert, shares scads of tips for enthusiastic sharpshooters at his seminar Jan. 30 at the Writers’ Barn in Shelburne.   Read More

Sanders, Energy Co-Op kick off solar hot water program

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, above, spoke at Co-op Solar’s 2013 program launch on Feb. 4 at Sunward System’s new headquarters in Shelburne.

Vermont’s political representatives, including Senator Bernie Sanders, Andrew Perchlik from the Department of Public Service and CEDF, Tom Berry from Sen. Leahy’s office, Jon Copans from Congressman Welch’s office, and David Blittersdorf, CEO of AllEarth Renewables, joined members of the Energy Co-op of Vermont at Sunward Systems’ brand new Shelburne headquarters to announce the launch… Read More

Resident named University of Delaware provost

Domenico Grasso will assume the role of provost at the University of Delaware. 
Photo by Sally McCay, UVM Photo

The University of Vermont’s vice president for research and dean of the Graduate College, Domenico Grasso, has been named provost at the University of Delaware. He will remain in his current post at UVM through Aug. 14. “I am most grateful to Dr. Grasso for his service to the University of Vermont, both as dean… Read More

Pierson Library launches eBook lending service

A new Freading eBook service is now available at the Pierson Library. The service features over 20,000 titles from more than a dozen small and independent publishers. The service is only available to Shelburne residents with a valid library card. Here’s how Freading works! Using your computer, tablet, or smartphone, simply go to piersonlibrary.freading.com and click on login in… Read More

Report from Montpelier

By Joan Lenes Whether we admit to it upfront or not, dollars do drive policy. Putting money behind ideas gives endorsement to policy decisions and direction, giving them the opportunity to succeed. An example of this is the current proposal by the governor about childcare and supporting it with a $17 million dollar increase in… Read More

Shelburnewood residents prepare for ownership

By Sheri Duff Businessman Tony Pomerleau arranged a meeting between Shelburnewood Mobile Park residents and representatives of Cooperative Development Institute (CDI), an organization that provides education, training, and assistance to cooperatively-structured enterprises, on Monday evening in Shelburne.  Over a dozen homeowners filed into the Trinity Episcopal Church to scrutinize the new proposed site plan and… Read More

Selectboard candidates’ open meeting Feb. 15

An open meeting of all Selectboard candidates will be held on Friday, Feb. 15 at 7:30 am at the Dutch Mill in Shelburne. All four Selectboard candidates, Bob Lake, Allison Cranmer, Bill Smith, and Toni Supple, will be available to give a presentation and answer questions. All Shelburne voters are encouraged to attend. For questions… Read More

Trinity youth group wins CANstruction competition

The Trinity Youth Group celebrated “Soup-er Bowl Sunday” a few hours early by winning the eighth annual CANstruction event. Youth Group members competed against a team of adults to build the most creative and nutritionally balanced structure; all of themore than 400 cans provided by parishioners were donated to the Shelburne Food Shelf. The winning… Read More

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