Daily Archives: February 6, 2013

WRP makes donation to Green Mountain Animal Defender

Last week a Shelburne couple was charged with one count each of animal cruelty and their three horses were impounded by Spring Hill Horse Rescue. The Spring Hill team is now beginning the long process of rehabilitation for these horses that will need extensive veterinary and farrier care for months, if not years. Wind Ridge… Read More

Women’s Winter Wellness series begins Feb.12

The Women’s Source for Sports will offer its 2nd Annual Women’s Winter Wellness Series, a series of free workshops given by area professionals, designed to promote your good health and well being this February. The presentations can help attendees find direction, answer questions, get started, stay motivated, and have fun! Maurice Brown, owner of Your… Read More

Dollars and sense for Pond Road

It seems to me that one shouldn’t have to think long and hard as to whether we should leave Pond Road like it is or pave it. To leave it like it is and keep adding a lot of money to it every year so it can be passable does not make sense. Every spring… Read More

Pave Pond Road

Some recent letters have extolled the beauty of leaving Pond Road a dirt road. As one who lives off this road, readers should be aware that, over the long run, leaving it a dirt road may actually be more expensive to Shelburne residents than having it paved (the city is studying this). In addition, as… Read More

On paving Pond Road

Clearly, some Pond Road residents want to pave the road and some do not. The most recent pro-paving letter cited occasions of dust clouds and icy conditions as reasons to proceed. I guess something is always going on with the weather around here, but, hey, this is still Vermont, is it not? Some Pond Road… Read More

Animal dissection no longer necessary in biology class

I would like to thank the Champlain Valley Union (CVU) High School’s board members for considering ending the use of animals such as frogs and cats in their biology class. Instead the students would be learning the same information and skills using only leading edge computer technology, which is both an effective and humane alternative… Read More

Smith announces re-election bid

I am pleased to announce my candidacy for re-election to the Shelburne Selectboard. Six years ago, the night before I was first elected to the Board, a highly involved Wake Robin citizen sought me out personally before she decided how to cast her vote. She found me in the Community School during Town Meeting and… Read More

An open letter to the town of Shelburne planners, selectmen, town manager

By Kevin Clayton, Village Wine & Coffee owner and Shelburne resident I am writing to you as a concerned stakeholder in Shelburne village. As far as I understand, the “loop road” and the intersection of Route 7/Harbor/Falls Road are important issues being considered in the coming year(s). Since I own the corner lot and building… Read More

News from the Pierson Library

The Fairy Club returns. Our younger patrons, ages 4 to 8, are cordially invited to join the Fairy Club which will meet on four consecutive Wednesdays – Feb. 6, 13, 20, and 27 – at 3:30 pm.  It’s free and a snack will be provided. Members of the Club will create their own art work… Read More

Shelburne Craft School, Frog Hollow announce partnership

The Shelburne Craft School of Shelburne and Frog Hollow Vermont State Craft Center located in Burlington are pleased to announce a partnership which will benefit each of their membership bases. Effective immediately members of each organization will receive the benefits of the complementary organization. “We are thrilled to be working with such a great organization… Read More

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