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Former slave who lived in Poultney to be honored Coming next week The FreePress will publish its annual Life Planning special edition next week. This 16-page edition is filled with financial and life planning advice.
Public Notices Town of Poultney has an excavator for sale See page 2.
Meet our state attorney general Wednesday The Rutland Free Library will host a talk with Vermont’s attorney general, TJ Donovan on Wednesday, Jan. 23 at 6 p.m. This event is open to the public and light refreshments will be available. A meeting will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 8 to determine what questions to ask. Conversation will include the justice system including bail reform, private and out-ofstate prisons, hate crimes and bias. The Rutland Free Library is located at 10 Court St.
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At 10 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 21, the Poultney community is invited to join Green Mountain College at Richardson House on campus to honor Jeffrey Brace, born Boyrereau Brinch in West Africa around 1742. As part of the college’s celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, participants will march from The historical marker in the Jeffrey Brace mer slave Jeffrey Brace. plaque in Richardson House to the Jeffrey Brace historical marker on Route 140 in East Poultney, a little more than a mile from the campus. Vans will accompany the march for those who may not be able to walk the
‘Pink the Rink’ game Jan. 25 The Castleton University women’s ice hockey team will trade its traditional Spartan green apparel for pink on Jan. 25 to raise awareness and funds for the Breast Care Program at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Mike Venezia, in his first season as head coach, said: “The annual Pink the Rink game is an important event for the Castleton University women’s ice hockey team and our local region. We are pleased once again this year to
See PINK, pg. 2
full distance. At the marker, excerpts from a memoir Brace wrote at the end of his life will be read to the gathered participants, and a special announcement will be made. “We want to express gratitude for Boyrereau’s life, and specifically his East Poultney honoring forlife in Poultney, and acknowledge all that he endured,” said Lara Thompson, community service and outreach coordinator for Green Mountain College. Brinch’s life began in West Africa, See BRACE, pg. 2
Free fishing? Yes, it’s true n Free Ice Fishing next Saturday Vermont residents and visitors alike can go ice-fishing on any lake in the state on Saturday, Jan. 26. Acquiring a fishing license is normally a necessary first step to fishing in Vermont, but on Free Ice Fishing Day licenses are not required, so long as anglers follow fishing regulations, the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department said. “Once you find out how much fun it is, you’ll be hooked, pun intended,” said Ali Thomas of Vermont Fish & Wildlife. Free Fishing Day is also offered in June. “We offer these days to introduce people who may not have tried fishing
before the opportunity to try something new for free,” said Thomas. Fishing licenses are not expensive Vermont would-be anglers can get a oneyear fishing license for $26; nonresidents pay $52 - but the chance to try something new for free is an incentive. “Ice fishing is so different from openwater fishing, but it’s easy to learn and requires only a few basic materials,” said Thomas. Interested anglers can head out to any body of water in Vermont on their own on Jan. 26, but are encouraged to go to Knight Point State Park in North Hero for a free ice-fishing demonstration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. by staff from Vermont
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Pink Continued from front page help raise awareness and support in the fight against breast cancer.” The Lady Spartans will face the Norwich University Cadets in a match-up scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. at the Spartan Arena. All proceeds from the event, including admission and a raffle for an authentic Pink the Rink jersey, will be donated to the Breast Care Program at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Raffle tickets for the jersey are available at the RRMC Gift Shop, or by calling 802-747-3634. In addition, there will be a 50-50 raffle and a basket auction at the Spartan Arena. An addition to the event this year is the sale of limited-edition pink game pucks. The
pucks cost $5 and can be purchased only at the Pink the Rink game. Proceeds from puck sales will also benefit the Breast Care Program. Since its inception, the Pink the Rink game has raised more than $60,000 in support of the program. Admission to the game is $7, $4 for seniors and $2 for students. “We continue to be grateful for the ongoing partnership and collaboration with Castleton University and the women’s ice hockey program in support of the Breast Care Program,” said Linda McKenna, Director of Oncology at Rutland Regional’s Foley Cancer Center. She added: “We look forward to cheering the Lady Spartans on Friday, Jan. 25.” For more information about the upcoming Pink the Rink game, go to www.rrmc.org or call 802-747-3634.
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EXCAVATOR FOR SALE The Town of Poultney is offering for sale in AS IS/WHERE IS CONDITION a 1995 Caterpillar 311 Excavator. It has approximately 10091 hours. Engine was a new Caterpillar engine, which has approximately 5000 hours on it. Has a hydraulic thumb. Undercarriage is good. Runs and works excellent. Has 2 buckets, one digging AND one ditching bucket, asking price of $20,000.00. Please contact Ron Kelley, Highway Foreman, 802-287-9371 to arrange to view the excavator.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrates the birthday of this influential American civil rights leader. The federal holiday falls on the third Monday of January, around the time of his Jan. 15 birthday. Events around the region celebrate Dr. King’s life and achievements in the struggle against racial segregation and racism and promoting equal rights for all Americans.
Glens Falls The annual celebration in Glens Falls of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday will take place on Sunday, Jan. 20 and will once again focus on the region’s youth. The event will begin at 3 p.m. with a gathering at Glens Falls City Hall where NAACP officials and local dignitaries will deliver remarks at Glens Falls City Hall. At 3:30 p.m. marchers will walk to Christ Church United Methodist at 54 Bay St. to celebrate King’s legacy. The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Community Choir will perform and the service will also include performances by area high school choirs. Refreshments will be served in the church hall after the service. Free and open to the public. Information: 518-761-3804. Glens Falls City Hall, 42 Ridge St., Glens Falls, N.Y.
Hudson Falls The Strand Theater in Hudson Falls will hold a Martin Luther King Celebration on Saturday, Jan. 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. Assemblywoman Carrie Woerner will be the guest speaker. Hosted by Milayne Jackson, Jeff Kingsley and Gary Brooks, the celebration will feature The Heavenly Echos, The HRMH House Band and Catherine Reid. Tickets: $10 suggested donation, $5 for stu-
Brace Continued from front page where his family held high positions. His father was Captain of the King’s Life Guards, as was his grandfather. As a teenager, Brinch was captured by European slave traders and taken to Barbados where he was sold into slavery. Around 1760, Jeffrey Brace, as he was now called, was sold to Captain Isaac Mills and served as an enslaved sailor-soldier in the French and Indian War. After the war, he was sold to John Burwell of Milford, Connecticut, who was the first of many owners of Brace. Later, he would also fight as a slave-soldier in the American Revolutionary War. When that war ended in 1783, Brace was returned to a previous owner in Milford, Mary Stiles, whose son eventually granted Brace his freedom. Brace’s connection to Vermont began in 1784 when he moved to Poultney. He bought a parcel of land in what is now called Ames Hollow and then worked for some years in Dorset to save money. In
Fish Continued from front page Fish & Wildlife and instructors from the Let’s Go Fishing Program. Ice-fishing basics including knot-tying, drilling holes, rigging and using an ice fishing rod, ice safety, and preparing for a day on the ice will be
dents, children 12 and under are free. Information: 518-832-3484. The Strand Theater, 210 Main St., Hudson Falls, N.Y.
Salem The Salem First United Presbyterian Church invites everyone to join them for a free community dinner for Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday Jan. 21 at 5 p.m. Members of the congregation will be furnishing a potluck meal and offering it free of charge in memory of Cal and Millie Chapman who believed in giving back to the community. “All are invited for warm food and the company of friends.” Information: 518-854-3203. Salem First United Presbyterian Church, 29 W. Broadway, Salem, N.Y.
Poultney Green Mountain College is hosting a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. march down Main St. in Poultney on Monday, Jan. 21 at 10 a.m. The march will start at the Jeffrey Brace plaque in Richardson building to the historical marker in East Poultney honoring this Revolutionary War veteran, author, and wellrespected abolitionist as part of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Upon arriving at the marker an excerpt from Brace’s memoir, “The Blind African Slave,” will be read. The Jeffrey Brace historical marker is one of many stops along the Vermont African American Heritage Trail, a guide that explores the stories of African Americans throughout Vermont. Information: www.greenmountain.edu. Green Mountain College, 1 Brennan Circle, Poultney, Vt.
Dorset, he met and married Susannah Dublin, an African widow with two children with whom Brace had three more children. In 1795 the family returned to Poultney to build and manage their farm on Ames Hollow Road. Life in Vermont was not easy for the freed slave and his family. Susannah’s children were forced into indentured servitude in Dorset, and in Poultney a neighbor subjected the Braces to harassment, turning his cattle loose in their crops and tapping their maple trees. The family eventually moved to Sheldon, Vermont, and finally to Georgia, Vermont. Brace lived to be about 85 years old and became blind in his later years. In 1810, he told his life story to Benjamin F. Prentiss, who published his memoirs as “The Blind African Slave or the Memoirs of Boyrereau Brinch Nicknamed Jeffrey Brace.” Additional events around Martin Luther King Jr. Day at Green Mountain College include Soul Food Sunday on Jan. 20 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Withey Hall on campus. All are invited to this potluck dinner hosted by
the Rutland Area NAACP. On Monday, Jan. 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., all are invited to perform community service in the renovation and clean-of Stone Valley Community Market at 216 Main St. in Poultney, Vt. This work party will make critical repairs and changes to prepare for the certification of the co-op’s back kitchen. On Tuesday, Jan. 22, at 7 p.m., at Withey Hall, the community is invited to a free screening of “Divided by Diversity,” a documentary about the experiences of five student-athletes from the Bronx who were accepted to a private school in Vermont. The screening will be followed by a Q&A discussion with a panel including filmmaker Duane Carleton. Said Lara Thompson: “We are eager to honor Boyrereau Brinch before he came to America, honor the man he became here, and shed light on the contribution he made to us all in the form of his remarkable memoir.” For more information about these events, visit www.greenmtn.edu/calendar/all-gmcevents.
taught. Fisheries biologists will also operate a fish-fry station to cook up participants’ catches, and there will be other refreshments on hand including plenty of hot cocoa in the warming huts. Vermont Fish & Wildlife will lend ice fishing equipment to attendees for the day, but participants may bring their own tackle if they wish. “I can’t emphasize enough
that it doesn’t matter if you’ve never ice-fished before. Wear warm clothes and get ready for a fun day,” said Thomas. Pre-registration is encouraged but not required, and can be completed online at www. vtfishandwildlife.com. Information: 802-265-2279 or corey.hart@vermont.gov. Knight Point State Park is at 44 Knight Point Rd., North Hero, Vermont.
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Dorset one-act directors’ meeting Vendors sought for West Pawlet The One-Act Festival runs March 29-31 and April 5-7. Auditions for the festival will be held in early February. The playhouse has many one-act plays in its library and invites directors to borrow them for review. Please contact the playhouse’s business manager at 802-867-5570. The Dorset Playhouse is located at 104 Cheney Rd., Dorset, Vt.
A directors’ meeting for the Dorset Players’ 16th Annual One-Act Festival will be held Monday, Jan. 28 and Tuesday, Jan. 29 at 6:30 p.m. at the Dorset Playhouse. Anyone interested in directing a one-act play is welcome to attend. Directors interested in directing a specific play are encouraged to contact producer Lynne Worth at 802-375-5717 so that she can review selections.
Rutland charity golf tourney Teams are invited to register at Stonehedge for a $250 fee. For more information call 802-779-9595 or email info@ stonehedgeindoorgolf.com. Stonehedge Indoor Golf is located at 172 South Main St., Rutland, Vt.
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West Pawlet announces its 16th annual Woodchuck Festival on Saturday, Feb. 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Mettawee Community School. Woodchuck Marketplace spots are available for rent at $30 for a 10’x10’ area. Tables and electricity are available for
The West Pawlet Volunteer Fire Department hosts a pancake breakfast on Sunday, Feb. 10 from 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. The menu includes regular, chocolate chip, blueberry and cranberry pancakes plus waffles served with local maple syrup, home fries, scrambled eggs, sausage and bacon. Beverages include coffee, tea, milk and orange juice. Cost is $10 for 12 years and
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All-you-can-eat breakfast Jan. 20 The Castleton American Legion hosts its monthly allyou-can-eat breakfast on Sunday, Jan. 20, at 8-11 a.m.
Cost is $9 for adults and $4.50 for children. The Castleton American Legion is located at 3789 Route 4A W, Castleton, Vt.
Biologist to speak in Rutland Rutland County Audubon presents “Dragonflies: Hawks of the Insect World” on Tuesday, Jan. 22 at 7 p.m. Mike Blust, author of “Odonata of Vermont” and retired biologist from Green Mountain College, will present images and reveal details about these fascinating creatures. Some 146 species of dragonflies have been recorded in
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Rutland VFW hosts ‘Wing Nite’ Rutland VFW Post 648 hosts a Wing Nite & Queen of Hearts Drawing on Friday, Jan. 18 from 5 to 7 p.m. All are welcome. Wings are 50 cents each, with celery, ranch dressing and assorted dips included. Also
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Treats for Tweets workshop Jan. 19 Merck Forest & Farmland Center is sponsoring a workshop for kids, Treats for Tweets: Making Treats for our Feathered Friends, on Saturday, Jan. 19, from 1 to 3 p.m. Learn about the birds who stay with us through the winter and how to make special treats to sustain them. Children will make several treats to bring home to their
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An evening of improv Jan. 25 - 26 at CSJ Actors’ Repertory Theatre in Rutland will host “An Evening of Theatrical Improv” on Friday, Jan. 25 and Saturday, Jan. 26, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Based on the television show “Whose Line Is It Anyway,” this fast-paced evening will be
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Open house for the arts at Castleton University Castleton University is hosting a fine and performing arts open house on Jan. 26 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for students interested in developing their passion for art, creative writing, music or theater. This day is intended for prospective undergraduate and graduate students and will provide opportunities to learn more about arts offerings at Castleton as well as opportunities for high-school students at the Vermont Academy of Fine
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Learn about winter tracking Name that Merck Forest & Farmland Center will host a winter tracking workshop on Saturday, Jan. 26 from 10 a.m. to noon at Merck in Rupert, Vt. Participants will hike out into the snowfields and woods in search of . . . whatever has come before! Participants must have appropriate footgear, water and snacks. The hike
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Winter carnival in Arlington Jan. 26 The Arlington Masons hold their winter carnival Saturday, Jan. 26 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Arlington Recreation Park ice-skating rink. This family-friendly event will include ice-skating, snow shoeing and cross-country skiing. The community is encouraged to bring Christmas trees to feed the bonfire. The Masons will provide free hot dogs and hot chocolate while they last.
For more information, contact Randy Novotny at randy057@comcast.net or 802375-6432. The Arlington Recreation Park is located on Route 7A, one-half mile north of Route 313 West. Ample parking is available, and the ice-skating rink, located on VT Route 313 West at the Battenkill, is a short walk from the parking lot.
Snowmobile in for breakfast Jan. 27 The Poultney Valley Snowmobile Club will sponsor its 46th annual pancake breakfast at Poultney Elementary School on Sunday, Jan. 27 from 8 a.m. to noon. The all-you-can-eat menu includes pancakes, home fries, toast, maple sausage, eggs, fruit, pickles, coffee, hot choco-
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Spaghetti dinner The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #1653 will host a spaghetti dinner on Saturday, Jan. 26, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the VFW Post on 9 North Street in Granville. Menu will include spaghetti with meatballs, tossed salad, garlic bread, cake, brownie, and cookies. Coffee, soda and a cash bar will also be available. Cost is $10 for adults; children under age 5 eat free. Information: Dan Roberts at 518-681-2366, Cecil McClure at 518-932-1888, or Butch Hurlburt at 518-361-0185. VFW Post 1653, 9 North St., Granville, N.Y.
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Mettawee school board approves 2020 budget Last Wednesday, after two meetings filled with detailed deliberations, the Mettawee School Board unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2020 school budget of $5,539,649. This is the warned amount that will be voted on by the public by Australian Ballot on Tuesday, March 5. The warned spending level is a five percent increase over the budget amount for the previous year. “We understand that our neighbors will have questions about the added funding,” said board chairwoman, Jane Lourie. “We look forward to meeting with them in February to go over the budget. We are proud of the education and choice we provide for our children. Not only at the Mettawee School, but also the high schools they can attend in New York and Vermont.” Two primary drivers of the added costs in 2020 are an increase in the number of stu-
dents in high school and special education. There are also contracted increases for teacher salaries and health benefits. The determination of the overall spending level sets in motion a series of calculations determined by the State of Vermont that produces an equalized tax rate of $1.468 for the Mettawee School District. Next, because the voters of Pawlet and Rupert reached a merger agreement under Act 46, tax incentives lower this number by 6 cents to $1.408. This adjusted equalized tax rate is 5.2 percent over the previous year. With the overall rate of $1.408 set for the Mettawee School District, the amount is adjusted one final time for each community. Based on local real estate transactions, the state of Vermont determines a Common Level of Appraisal for each town. When this formula is applied, the estimated actual tax rate for Pawlet is lowered to $1.378 or
almost equal to fiscal year 2019’s $1.377. Rupert’s estimated tax rate goes even lower to $1.260, but that is still higher than its 2019 number of $1.148. Before approving the final budget, the Mettawee School Board considered tapping its tax stabilization fund of $1,015,191 to lower the FY20 rate further. Said Lourie, “We finally decided, however, that with the Act 46 incentives still in place it’s best to save the fund for the future.” Prior to the vote, the Mettawee Board will host an annual meeting for residents from Pawlet and Rupert on Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. at the Mettawee Community School. At this public forum, the board will present the spending plan for next year and answer questions from the voters. Before that meeting, a detailed report on the budget will be mailed to all households of registered Pawlet and Rupert voters.
Professor Louie & The Crowmatix Jan. 27 The Strand Theatre in Hudson Falls presents Grammy-nominated Professor Louie & The Crowmatix in concert on Sunday, Jan. 27 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The Woodstock, N.Y.-based band is led by Aaron Louis Hurwitz, who collaborated with The Band for over 15 years. Hurwitz was christened “Professor Louie” by Rick Danko, bassist, songwriter and singer with The Band. Professor Louie & The Crowmatix plays 150 shows a
year in the United States and worldwide. The band’s repertoire is steeped in rock ’n’ roll, blues, gospel, and American roots, and it has recorded 13 studio CDs on the Woodstock Records label. In addition to Professor Louie on keys, accordion and vocals, other members include John Platania on guitar and vocals, Gary Burke on drums, Miss Marie on vocals, percussion and keys, and Frank Campbell bass and vocals. Professor Louie & The
Crowmatix has been inducted into the New York chapter of the Blues Hall of Fame and holds a permanent place in the Canada South Blues Museum. Tickets for the concert are $15 for adults and $12 for students, senior citizens and veterans. For more information visit www.mystrandtheater. org/events/. To reserve tickets, contact The Strand at 518-8323484. The Strand Theatre is located at 210 Main Street, Hudson Falls, N.Y.
Jazz piano lecture Jan. 29 in Manchester Green Mountain Academy jazz piano lecture Jan. 29 Green Mountain Academy presents “An Overview of Jazz Piano from Ragtime to Hip Hop” Jan. 29 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Eugene Uman, director of the Vermont Jazz Center, will describe the history of jazz piano throughout jazz history. Beginning with ragtime and
blues, the lecture will explore how features from those styles were incorporated by Jelly Roll Morton into New Orleans and traditional jazz. Audience members will listen to the kings of stride, observe the influences of boogie-woogie, and delight in the piano’s role in bebop, hard-bop and cool jazz. The talk will conclude with a
look at pioneers of modern jazz piano and players making the scene today. Tickets are $15 if purchased in advance or $20 at the door. For more information or to register, call 802-867-0111 or visit www.greenmtnacademy.org. This lecture will be held at Manchester Community Library, 138 Cemetery Ave., Manchester Center, Vt.
Rutland Free Library February book sales The Friends of the Rutland Free Library announce February book sales on Friday, Feb. 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Come browse thousands of organized, gently used books, CDs, DVDs and puzzles for all ages. In February, the library is featuring presidents and patriotism and is also offering a
buy-one-get-one-free special on all romance novels. Most items are priced from 25 cents to $3. For more information, call
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Matt Lawrence to speak on income inequality Jan. 22 Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning welcomes Matt Lawrence, assistant professor of sociology at Middlebury College, who will discuss “Income Inequality and the American Dream” on Tuesday, Jan. 22, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. This talk will consider how recent trends in economic inequality shape our local, state and national communities today. Topics for discussion will include how inequalities in income and wealth shape the prospects for
upward mobility for future generations and whether improving education can still reduce inequality and its consequences in the United States. Tickets are $15 if purchased in advance or $20 at the door. For more information or to register, call 802-867-0111 or visit www.greenmtnacademy. org. This lecture will be held at Burr and Burton Academy, Hunter Seminar Room, 57 Seminary Avenue, Manchester, Vt.
Poultney Public Library announces winter events The Poultney Public Library welcomes crafters to its weekly craft corner beginning Tuesday, Jan. 22, at 1 p.m. Do you like to knit or crochet? Maybe you enjoy sketching or doing origami. You are invited to sit for an hour or so with other folks who share your joy of creating. For those who would like to try their hand at knitting or crocheting, yarn and needles will be available. Beat the winter doldrums by sharing your interest with others, and maybe acquire a fresh skill for the New Year. The Poultney Public Library’s book discussion
group meets on Saturday, Feb. 9 at 9 a.m. The group will be exploring a wide variety of genres of books that are about, or feature, food and will include current and classic titles. In February, the group is reading “Medium Raw” by Anthony Bourdain. Limited copies are available at the circulation desk. Come for a casual discussion and coffee, tea and refreshments. For more information about either group, call the library at 802-287-5556. Poultney Public Library is located at 205 Main St., Poultney, Vt.
George Davenport, of Poultney, Vermont will celebrate his 90th birthday on January 28, 2019. To celebrate this achievement, his family requests friends to shower him with cards and well wishes. His address is: George Davenport The Pines, Room 421 99 Allen Street, Rutland VT 05701
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Stepping out | FRI 1/18 | KIDS’ PROGRAMS The Pawlet Public Library hosts a Play Group for parents and children, birth through kindergarten, on the first four Fridays each month, from 10-11 a.m. The Pawlet Public Library is located at 141 School St., Pawlet Vt. Information: 802325-3123.
KIDS’ PROGRAMS The Castleton Free Library offers a Playgroup every Wednesday at 10 a.m. A Preschool Story Hour with seasonal themes and artwork is held at 10:30 a.m. on Fridays. Bring the family for the library’s special monthly Family Nights. Free. Information: castletonfreelibrary@gmail.com or 802-4685574. Castleton Free Library, 638 Main St., Castleton, Vt.
FREE LUNCH The United Church of Granville, 18 Church Street, will serve a free community lunch from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. every Friday. All are welcome.
FISH FRY The American Legion Post 83 invites everyone to their Fish Fry on Fridays from 4-6:30 p.m. at 148 Main Street in Whitehall. The Fish Fry includes a seafood platter with haddock, shrimp and scallops, French fries, salad or soup, homemade dessert and beverages. A dinner special is also available for those who prefer an alternative to fish. The dinner special changes weekly, according to the chef. The price for the fish fry is $12 and the dinner special is $9 per person. For more information or to check on future Friday dinner specials, call 518-499-2482.
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DINNER VFW Post 648 in Rutland is hosting a “Wing Nite & Queen of Hearts Drawing” on Friday, Jan. 18 at 5-7 p.m. Wings are 50 cents each with celery and ranch dressing included; the menu also includes onion rings and French fries for $2; and chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, cauliflower, and mushrooms for $3. Queen of Hearts drawing is at 6:30 p.m. Public welcome. VFW Post 648, 5 Wales St, Rutland, Vt.
FILM Granville Baptist Church will show a free movie, “The Jesus Boat,” on Friday, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m.
Dessert will be served.The documentary describes the well-preserved and restored remains of a fishing boat that Jesus might have used on the Sea of Galilee. The boat is on display in Israel today. Information: Pastor Jim Peterson at 518-642-2245. Granville Baptist Church Fellowship Hall, 23 Quaker St., Granville, N.Y. Parking available in the lot behind the church.
COUNTRY DANCE The Tinmouth Community Center will host Contra Dances on the third Friday of the month at 8-11 p.m. All dances are taught, no partner is necessary. Live music and a fun night of dancing. Bring clean, nonmarring shoes. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for teens and free for children 12 and under. Information: tinmouthcontradance.org.
| SAT 1/19 | BREAKFAST St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Fair Haven, Vt. is hosting a Community Breakfast on Saturday, Jan. 19 from 8-10 a.m. Menu: scrambled eggs, sausage, homemade biscuits and preserves, juice, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate in a friendly, familystyle atmosphere. Only $1 per person, kids 14 and under are free. Handicapped-accessible on the Allen Avenue side. St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 146 N. Main St., Fair Haven, Vt.
WINTER HIKE Green Mountain Club will host a Winter Hike on Buckner Preserve in West Haven, Vt., on Saturday, Jan. 19. Group will leave at 9:30 a.m. from Main Street Park, near the east end of the fire station off Center Street in Rutland, Vt., and depart at 10 a.m. from the Buckner Preserve in West Haven. Depending on snow this could be an easy hike, moderate snowshoe or a moderate cross-country ski tour. The group will depart from the Old Galick Farm. Newcomers and nonmembers welcome. Bring drinking water and a lunch. Information: Herb Ogden at 802293-2510.
TAI CHI Whitehall Arts and Recreation is sponsoring tai chi classes on Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. at the Whitehall Senior Center on Williams St. in Whitehall. The classes are free and open to the public and include meditation, tai chi and quigong. Marge Mohn is the fall, winter and partial spring facilitator. Betty Newell is the spring and partial summer facilitator. New students or those coming back from a hiatus should call Mohn to make sure there is a class on a specific Saturday. Information: 518-499-2435.
LIVING HISTORY Fort Ticonderoga invites visitors to witness Living History with the roar of musketry and cannon and the intricate maneuvering of soldiers on Saturday, Jan. 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Last ticket will be sold at 3 p.m. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased in advance or the day of the event. Free admission to members of Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga Ambassador Pass holders and children age four and under. Information: 518-5852821 or visit www.fortticonderoga.org. Fort Ticonderoga, 102 Fort Ti Road, Ticonderoga, N.Y.
BOOK SALE The Friends of the Pember Library will hold a “BackRoom” Book Sale Wednesdays 5 to 7 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon. Included is a large selection of gently read paperbacks for
25 cents each, hardcover best sellers for $1 each, children’s books for 10 cents each, as well as puzzles and games. Pember Library, 33 West Main St., Granville, N.Y.
WORKSHOP Merck Forest & Farmland Center sponsors a workshop for kids, “Treats for Tweets: Making Treats for Our Feathered Friends,” Saturday, Jan. 19, 1-3 p.m. Learn about the birds who stay with us through the winter and make special treats to sustain them. . Workshop limited to 10 children with accompanying adult; pre-registration required. Cost: $10 per child. Information: 802-394-7836; www.merckforest. org. Merck Forest & Farmland Center, 3270 VT-315, Rupert, Vt.
HIKE Merck Forest & Farmland Center sponsors a staff-guided evening hike to view the full wolf moon on Saturday, Jan. 19, 4-5:30 p.m. Hike is of moderate difficulty; participants must have appropriate footgear, headlamps, water and snacks. Fee: $5. Reservations requested. Information: 802-394-7836; www. merckforest.org. Merck Forest & Farmland Center, 3270 VT-315, Rupert, Vt.
DINNER The Poultney United Methodist Church will host a Chicken Parmesan dinner on Saturday, Jan. 19 from 5-7 p.m. Menu includes chicken parmesan, salad, rolls and brownies. Suggested donation: $8. Poultney United Methodist Church, 108 E. Main St., Poultney, Vt.
| SUN 1/20 | RECOVERY A Christian-based 12-Step Life Recovery Program will be held at 1 p.m. Sundays at the Blue Marian House, next to Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church, 9 Wheeler Ave., Whitehall. All are welcome. Information: Jim at 518-4990980 or 518-499-1656.
| MON 1/21 | CAT SPAY/NEUTER The Rutland County Humane Society and VT-CAN are hosting a low-cost spay/neuter clinic for Rutland County cats on Monday, Jan. 21 in Pittsford. Cats need to be dropped off from 8-8:30 a.m. and picked up at 4:30 p.m. Prior registration required. Information and registration: 802-223-0034 or www.vtcan.org.
MLK MARCH Green Mountain College hosts a Martin Luther King Jr. march down Main St. in Poultney on Monday, Jan. 21 at 10 a.m. The march will start at the Jeffrey Brace plaque in Richardson building to the historical marker in East Poultney honoring this Revolutionary War veteran, author, and well-respected abolitionist. Information: www. greenmountain.edu. Green Mountain College, 1 Brennan Circle, Poultney, Vt.
EXERCISE The Castleton Community Center will hold the following classes: Better Balance, designed to help prevent falls Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays 10-11 a.m.; “Dance Your Way to Health” Aerobic Dance - low impact and easy to follow Thursdays 4-5 p.m.; Bone Builders - provides strength training Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:3010:30 a.m.; Circuit Training – working with bands, tubing and weights - Tuesdays 11 a.m. to noon.; Line Dance - country, popular and ball room line dancing -
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Tuesdays noon-1 p.m. All Community Center classes are free. Information: 802-468-3093. Yang 24 Tai Chi - Wednesdays 5:45 p.m. Yang 24 Tai Chi is $5. Information: Laurie Knauer at 802-558-6714 or ldknauer@comcast.net. Sun Style short form Tai Chi - Thursdays, 1:15 p.m. Castleton Community Center, 2108 Main St., Castleton.
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AL-ANON Al-Anon meetings will be held on Mondays at 10 a.m. at the United Church, 18 Church St., in Granville. Information: Alison at 518-642-1251.
GAMES & GROUPS Castleton Community Center presents weekly games, hobbies and group meetings: Smoking Cessation Support Group - Tuesdays 5 p.m. Information: 802-747-3768; Ukulele Club of Rutland County First and third Thursdays. Beginners at 6:30 p.m., advanced players at 7 p.m. Free. Information: Sheila McIntyre at 802-273-2554, watchpointvt@aol. com or Deb Franzoni at 802-2732196 or debfranzoni@gmail.com; Mahjong – Fridays 9:30 a.m. to noon; Scrabble Group - Fridays 11 a.m.; Learn to Knit - Thursdays 9:30-11:30 a.m.; Knitters Network - Second and fourth Mondays 10 a.m.; Genealogy Club - third Fridays 1 p.m.; Coffee Hour - Fridays 9-11 a.m. Information: 802-468-3093. Castleton Community Center, 2108 Main St., Castleton, Vt.
| TUE 1/22 | PEMBER PROGRAMS Pember Library Programs: Pember Peapods (preschool) - Tuesdays 10 a.m.; A Good Yarn (knitters) – Wednesdays 3-4:40 p.m.; Lego Club – Fridays 2-5 p.m. Learn with Linda (crafts) – One Saturday per month 11 a.m. Summer Reading Bingo – sheets available from the library. Information: 518-6422525. Pember Library, 33 West Main St., Granville, N.Y.
ARTS PROGRAMS Stone Valley Arts in Poultney, Vt. offers the following ongoing classes at alternative venues for the winter: Slow Flow Yoga - Tuesdays, 5-6 p.m. in Bouge Hall, Green Mountain College. Contact: Brooke HughesMuse at treesongvt@gmail.com; Open Figure Drawing – every other Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Journal Press Building. Contact philwhitman@gmail.com; Script Writers Workshops - Wednesdays 1-4 p.m. at the Poultney House of Pizza. Contact karenklami@gmail. com. Literary Open Mic - fourth Fridays, 7-9 p.m. at The Meeting House, Green Mountain College. Contact David at 802 -884-8052 or davidmook@aol.com. Fees may apply, visit www.stonevalleyarts. org/events or email at stonevalleyartscenter@gmail.com.
| WED 1/23 | BOOK CLUB The Wells Village Book Club meets at 1 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Wells Village Library. All are welcome. Information: 802-645-0611.
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Merck Forest & Farmland Center sponsors a staff-guided evening hike to view the full wolf moon on Saturday, Jan. 19, 4-5:30 p.m. Hike is of moderate difficulty; participants must have appropriate footgear, headlamps, water and snacks. Fee: $5. Reservations requested. Information: 802-394-7836; www.merckforest.org. Merck Forest & Farmland Center, 3270 VT-315, Rupert, Vt. tures and discussions. On Wednesdays, the American Civil War will be presented from 1:30-3 p.m. These free, drop-in programs are open to the public. Information: 802-468-3093 or www.castletoncsi. org. Castleton Community Center, 2108 Main St., Castleton, Vt.
COMMUNITY MEAL Mom’s Kitchen at Our Lady of Hope Parish Hall, 9 Wheeler Ave., Whitehall, will offer a free community meal on Wednesdays from 4-7 p.m. Information: 499-1656.
TAI CHI Green Mountain Tai Chi announces an ongoing, all-levels tai chi class on Wednesdays from 7-8 p.m. at the Manchester Rec Park Building. Participants will learn the principles and concepts of tai chi while learning the Yang style long form. Facilitated by Rich Marantz RN. Information: Rich at 802-6451960 or rich@greenmountaintaichi. com.
| THU 1/24 | PLAYGROUP The Whitehall Recreation Center holds a Parent and Child Playgroup for kids aged 0-3 years on Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon. Parents must be present at all times. The Rec Center is located on Williams St. in Whitehall. Information: 518-499-1280 or visit facebook.com/WhitehallRecreation-Center.
TAI CHI Green Mountain Tai Chi announces an ongoing, simplified tai chi class for seniors on Thursdays from 10-10:45 a.m. at Equinox Village in Manchester. Facilitated by Rich Marantz RN. Information: Rich at 802-6451960 or rich@greenmountaintaichi.com.
EXERCISE The Castleton Community Center is offering Sun Style short form of Beginner Tai Chi on Thursdays at 1:15. p.m. The form is evidenced-based in
Falls Prevention. It involves slow and continuous movement and is easy to learn. Call the center for more information 802-468-3093. Castleton Community Center, 2108 Main St., Castleton, Vt.
COURSE The Bennington County Beekeepers Club offers a free beginner course for new beekeepers. Learn about the life of honeybees, skills and equipment needed to care for them, and challenges they face. Classes at the Vermont Veterans Home in Bennington in the Crispe Room on Jan. 24, 31, Feb. 7, 14, 28 from 6:30-9 p.m. Information and signup: Jeanne Davis 802-8237955; e-mail jdavisbwheat@comcast.net. Vermont Veterans Home, 325 North Street, Bennington, Vt.
ADULT PROGRAMS The Poultney Public Library is hosting Craft Corners Tuesdays at 1 p.m. and Game Nights on Thursdays from 7-10 p.m. Information: 518282-9089 or 802-287-5556.
FILM SERIES The Lakes Region Film Society will show a film on Thursdays at 7 p.m. at the Wells Town Hall in Vermont. The films are a curated mix of best foreign movies, American award winners, classics, new films, documentaries and comedies. The LRFS is a non-profit organization and all are welcome. Information: lrfilmsoc@ gmail.com or 802-287-6101. Wells Town Hall, 108 Route 30, Wells, Vt.
| FRI 1/25 | KIDS’ PROGRAMS The Rutland Free Library hosts a Parent-Child Center Play Group for parents and children every Friday each month, from 9:30-11 a.m. Rutland Free Library, 10 Court St., Rutland, Vt. Information: www.rutlandfree. org or 802-773-1860.
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Belden, Todd Norton, Faye Norton, Bruce Norton, Annabelle Goodrich, Leslie Goodrich, Arthur Goodrich, Harold Wilkins, Kevin Gates and Jim Amery from Brian and Tracy Norton Jack and Mary Jane Washburn, Jack Michael Fitzpatrick, Don and Beth Munger, Susan and Earl Musgrove, Roger and Martha Noble, Creighton Munger, Mabel Noble, Alta Brown and Pam Sheldrick from Nancy and Paul Thomas and Family Eunice Munger, Miriam Abrahamovich, Michael Abrahamovich, Glenn Munger, Guy and Ellen Wescott, Joseph and Stella Abrahamovich, HC Munger, Dwight Fortier, Rogan Morris, Lara Sobel, Dave Demasi, Jan Rogers and Mary Bondoni from Abey and Craig Munger David Bosworth, Ruth Bosworth, Elliott Bosworth, Joan Colomb, Lura Bosworth, Alta Bosworth, Valna Goodrich, Louise O’Neill, Marion Richards, Leon Richards, C.J. Richards, Judy Richards, Harriet King, Tad Mandel, Ruth Best, Jim Spaulding, Marion Mason, Francis Book, Stella Richards, Kenny Martin and Charles Shenkel from Carol and Ray Richards Vanessa Perkins, Shirley and Billy Fowler, Paul Bowen, Melvin Bowen, Nancy Susan Bowen, Carl and Alice Waite, Earl and Alene Bowen from Wesley Bowen Dorothy Perkins, Elwin Perkins, Nita Corey, Elwin Corey and Vanessa Perkins from Heath and Elizabeth Perkins Russell Barrett, Hazel Barrett, Robert Barrett, Harold Barrett, Howard Barrett, Pauline Barrett Bryant, Lois Bryant, Dave Bryant, Ruth Geno, Fred Geno, Ford Geno, Robert Geno, Jan Geno, Al Murray and Robert Paquette from Rita Barrett Geno Vivian LaVore, Rachel Fontaine, Conrad Fontaine, Bradlee Fontaine, Marilyn Langer, Anna Pelletier, Norman Pelletier, Rena Sirous, Margarite Paradis, Herbert Paradis, Leah Daigle, Leo Daigle, Joyce Crawford, Bruce Crawford, Maryann Holyst, Maryann Bouchard, June Pelletier, Elliot Houghton, Maxwell Houghton, Grace Houghton, Paul Desjardins, Doris Pearuau, Mauriel Houghton, Phyllis Paige and Ellie Russell from Greg and Lisa Fontaine Allen “Grandpa” Scott from Fred, Amanda, Miranda and Olivia Scott John D’Amico, Christopher Levenduski, Beatrice Conrad, Ethel Nargi and Tony Nargi, William Miller, Lorraine and Charles Korth and Maurice Conrad from Judy D’Amico Esther Munger, Francis Munger, Leland Munger, Eddie Penczik, Billy Mashaw, Bobby Mashaw and Priscilla and Jim Link from Jacki and Reggie Lussier and Family Jack Munger, Jerry Munger, Arnold Munger, Freida Walker and Mae Bader from Marion Munger Helen Camara, Mark
Camara, Jerry Munger, Glen Lowell, Marti Coltey, Judy and Edmond Lowell, Sr., Glenn Munger, Blanche Miller and Freida Walker from Marie Munger Percy Phillips, Bill Phillips, Donald Phillips, Lillian Phillips Smith, Leslie Phillips, Monty Springer and Rita Charlton from The Phillips Family Neil Belden, Jr., and Neil Belden, Sr. from Anonymous Hollis Bowen, Sr., Martha Bowen, Hollis Bowen, Jr., William Bowen, Sr., George Bowen, Audra Bowen, William McCarthy I, William McCarthy II, Alyce King, Marion McCarthy, David Bowen, Robert Tenzer, Jr., Eunice Sheldrick, Jan M. Rock and Dick Bowen from Fran Bowen Mom and Dad Moriarity, Uncle Bill, Clyde and Florence Bartholomew, Hoddie and Weases Bartholomew, Carol Bartholomew, Neal Bartholomew, Tim Hoffman, Sue Janssen, Janice Case and All Our Brave Military from Jeanne and Peter Bartholomew Fred Miller, Iris Miller and Loved Ones from Betsy Miller Floyd Colvin, Abigail Buzzell, Glen Erwin, Bernice Erwin, Paul Erwin, Herbert Stone and Neal Bartholomew from Jane Colvin Burton Hathaway and George and Irene Baker from Gertrude Hathaway and Family Eileen Sheldrick, Eunice Sheldrick, George Sheldrick, Sr., Mabel Sheldrick, Frank Sheldrick and Dorothy Sisca from Cal Sheldrick Dorothy Cull, Charles Cull, Ron Amadon, Paul Amadon and Robert Traverse from Frances Sheldrick Richard Bowen, George W. Pritchard, Marion McCarthy, William McCarthy, Martha Bowen, Hollis Bowen, Sr., Elaine Keezer, Ken Keezer, Edwal Pritchard, Beatrice Pritchard, Debbie Keezer, Danny Brown, John Wells, Grace Vladyka, Carl Vladyka, Robert Tenzer, Jr. and Dennis Corey from Jim, Terri and Gregory Pritchard Barney Chandler, Thelma Chandler, Merrill Walker, Adeline Walker, Arlene Slater, Billy Chandler, Tony Chandler, Eldon Chandler, J.B. Walker, Kenneth Walker, Lynsey Barocsi, Bruce Phillips, Troy Jaques, Lenny Santos, Travis Chandler, Mike Laflamme, Corkey Coursey, David Cook, Bubba Daverly, Tia, Joyce Weed and Ginny Adieux, Larry Barocsi, Anne Phillips, David Cook and Tiger Cook from Heidi and Joe Barocsi Harold Knapp, Rita Knapp, Carl Knapp, Charlotte Morris, Jane Morris, Paul Honiker, Sean Hendrix, Alan Morris, Roy Knapp, Kaleb and Melissa Danyow and Alan Knapp from Eileen and Larry Knapp Harrison “Pete” Burney, Audra Bowen, Bill Bowen, Wayland Bowen and Allie Cole from Bo Burney Betty Lussier, Andrew Ryan, Glenn Lowell, Bernice Lussier, Lorraine Gates, Charlie Gates, John Brown, Amy Brown and Emma Lussier from Lisa Gates Frank Fowler, Jr., Rosie
Fowler, Frank Fowler, Sr., Olive Pettis, Audrey Ellis, Elmer Brown, Alta Brown, Shirley Fowler, Bill Fowler and Frank (Peeny) Sheldrick from Betty Fowler Esther Munger, Francis Munger, Priscilla Link, Gary Cull, Sue Janssen, Kerry Munger, Glen Lowell, Andrew Ryan, Jeff Russell, Edward Joseph Penczek, Marcel (Pappy) Lussier, Evelyn (Maga) Lussier and Great Grampa Reg Lussier from Gina and Keith Cull Harold Anderson, Charlotte Anderson, Eleanor Lewis, Donald Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Francis Brown, Dorothy Brown, Alta Brown, Avery Brown, Lyle Wilcox, Susie Dugan Mosely, Eddie Dugan, Dean Seguin and David Seguin from Sue and Norm Brown Grace and Blackie Blackbird, Judy Blackbird, Pete Blackbird, Marie and Leslie Barrett, Brandon Barrett, Bunny Barrett, Hayden and Ann Coltey and Helen Murphy Roy from Karen and Dennis Barrett Brandon Barrett, Veronica Barrett, Leslie Barrett, Marie Munger Barrett, Marilyn Meakem, Walter Westbrook, Vera Lou Westbrook, Anne Barrett Coltey and Hayden Coltey from Brad, Malinda and Reggie Barrett Judith and Creighton Munger, Clark Munger and Kerry Munger from Kim, Kelly and Anna Claude Johnson, Rosamond Johnson, Mary Ladd, Bill Ladd, Thomas Root, Walter Root, Florence Root and Deborah Keezer from Helen Root and Rose Drabing Bobby Baker, Judy Calhoun, Mike Calhoun, Marge Ford and Ellan Reardon from the Goodspeed Family Bill and Sally Hunt, Earl and Mary Straub, Kim Owen, Ken Chiesa, Carrie Straub, Viola and Ed Pickering, and Beulah Klinger from Brad and Ceil Hunt Karen Jean and Homer from Joe Festa Karen Jean from Karen and Frank Defeo Audrey and Bill Ellis from Eric and Bobbi Hults Clinton E. Johnson, Ella M. Johnson, Peter Johnson, Ken Mackay and Jean Mackay from Phil and Lynn Johnson Richard Bowen, Robert Tenzer, Jr., Agnes Tenzer, Bill Bowen, Audra Bowen, Wayland Bowen, Martha Bowen, Hollis Bowen, Sr., William J. McCarthy I, William J. McCarthy II, Marion McCarthy, David Bowen, George Bowen, Hollis Bowen, Jr., Catherine LaChapelle, Alyce King, Pete Preseau and Joe Preseau from Tanya Tenzer Richard Bowen from Tammy and Lenny Simmes We would like to remember those who fought for our country, those who built our town, those who died alone and have not been mentioned by name from Phil and Kath The Benson Memory Tree for 2018 benefits the United Church of Benson Scholarship Fund.
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History talk in Rutland Feb. 6 Middlebury College professor Jane Chaplin will discuss how historical writing began in a talk at Rutland Free Library on Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. “The Invention of History,” is part of the Vermont Humanities Council’s First Wednesdays lecture series and is free and open to the public. There was a time when the idea of writing about history didn’t exist. Professor Chaplin will describe how two Greeks,
Herodotus and Thucydides, conceived of history in the sense of writing a narration of past events. Educated at Brown, Oxford, and Princeton, Jane Chaplin shares the teaching of Greek and Latin with her departmental colleagues in the classics department at Middlebury and has responsibility for the ancient history curriculum, offering courses on the Greek and Roman
worlds. Her area of specialization is classical historiography, especially the Roman historian Livy, on whom she has produced three books. This lecture is free and open to the public. For more information call 802-773-1860 or visit www.vermonthumanities. org/first-wednesdays/firstwednesdays-rutland/ Rutland Free Library is located at 10 Court St., Rutland, Vt.
Woodworking workshop Three-part woodworking workshop at Burr and Burton Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning welcomes Jon Mowry, who will lead a three-part woodworking workshop “Demystifying Computer Controlled Woodworking,” on Wednesday evenings, Jan. 30, Feb. 6 and 13 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Burr and Burton Academy Woodshop in Manchester. Vt. Participants will receive an overview of the use of a computer controlled (CNC) router. The workshop will cover basic CNC concepts, provide an
introduction to CNC software (VCarve Pro), and give participants the opportunity to make a simple project on Burr and Burton’s Axiom CNC router. No woodworking experience is necessary. The cost of the workshop is $75, which includes all materials. Preregistration is required. For more information or to register, call 802-867-0111 or visit www.greenmtnacademy. org. Burr and Burton Academy Woodshop, Larson Hall, is located at 225 Seminary Ave., Manchester, Vt.
2018 Poultney memory tree lights dedicated St. Raphael’s Ladies Guild sincerely thanks all who helped make the Memory Tree Light project a success. Special thanks to the Free Press, News Guide, The Poultney Library, Marcie’s Hair Studio, Original Vermont Store, Farmer’s Market Craft Fair, the ladies who sold the lights, the workers who decorated the tree, the people who purchased lights in memory of loved ones, Fr. Lourduraja and Santa. A: Clinton Adams, Emily Adams, William Aiken, Ruth Aiken, Joyce Ainslie, Ruth F. Alexander, William F. Alexander, Wendy Allard, Eleanor Allison, Ivan Allison, Garrett Anderson, Glenn Anderson (2), Patti Anderson, Miss Florence Andrewlitis, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore & Katherine Andrewlitis, Harold Angis, Harriet Angis, David Arber, William Arbo, Ann Arment, George & Peggy Armstrong, Eddie Atwood, Betty Atwood, Aunt Wilma, Virginia Avery, Byron Avery B: Carl Bailey, Bruce Bailey, Geraldine Hansen-Balt, Mr. & Mrs. Francis & Anne Baltrusaitis, Madelain Barber, Robert & Lorrain Barden, Helen Barsh, Lloyd Bartholomew, Betty Bartholomew, George & Flora Beatty, Georgia Beatty, Bear Beatty (9), Uncle Bear, Gene Beebe, Ellen & Earl Beebe, James Bennett, Bethel Family, Angela Bifulco, Sally Billings, Frank Blair, Kay Blair, James Blair, Joe Mike Blair, Allison Blair, Clare Bolich, Josephine Bona, Betty Boucher, Keith Boucher, Dottie Bourn, Joseph Boutin, Grace Brayton, Donald Brayton, Catherine Brayton (2), Ken Brayton (2), Vern Brayton (2), Frank Breznick, Alice Briger, Jane Briggs, George Briggs, Gladys Briggs, James F. Briggs, James S. Briggs, Phyllis Brimblecombe, Percy Brimblecombe, Larry Brown, Ray & Alta Brown, Larry & Randy Brown, Ed & Evelyn Brown, Ted & Jean Brown, William & Henry Brown, Bud & Laura Brown, Shirley & Creda Brown, Betty Brown, Lester “Tex” Brown, Ralph & Thelma Bruso, Jim Bucci, Jack Burke, Vern Burkhart, Toby Burkhart, Bertha Burton, Clifford Burton, Florence Burton C: Mark Camara (3), Robert Cameron, Caroline & Herbert Canavan, Edward Canavan,
Mary Canavan, Fred B. Capman, Thelma Capman, Anne Carmody, Daniel & Anna Carmody, Francis Cecere, Fannie Charron, Pete Charron, Ernie Chenaille, Roberta Chesnut, Tersea Chesnut, Anton Ciejko, Nellie Ciejko, Gianna Cirella (3), Nancy Clancey (2), John & Bea Clark, Kevin Clark, Charlotte & Ed Coddidinton, Zack Cole, Marilyn J. Coloutti, Anthony J. Coloutti, Sr., David Colucci, Deanna Colucci, Rob Cook, Dorothy Cook (2), Earl Cook (2), Marion Cook, Costello Family, Susan Crothers, Ronald Cummings, Patricia Cyr D: Cathy Dackmen, Ted Dankowski, Thaddeus Dankowski, Shirley Davenport (3), John Davenport (3), Bonnie Parrott Davis, Tess DeBonis, Dan DeBonis, DeBonis Family, Eleanor DeFalco, April Delaney, Eulah DeMatties, Joseph DeMatties, Juliann Desoutels, Moses & June Despots, Peg Dillon, Pat Dillon, Patrick Dillon, Mary Douglass, Melissa Wms. Downs, Duffy Family, Sima Dugandizic, Peter Dugandzic, Joan Dugandzic, Joseph Dugandzic, Joe Dugandzic, Mary & Joseph Dumond, Arleen Dunham, Deforest Dupee, Dan Durham, Ed Durham, Craig Durocher, Charles & Beatrice Durrum, Charles & Catherine Durrum, Charlie Durvin, Inga Dziola E: Cheryl Eagan, Patrick Eagan, Louise & Bernard Eagan, John Edmundson, Fran Eggsware, John (Dude) & Louella Ellis, Richard Ellis, Michael Elwell, Teresa & Sydney Estes F: Patrick Fallar, Stella Farber, James Farnam, Sally Fennell (2), Brian C. Festa, The Gaylord L. Fish Family, Charlene Fitzgerald, Donna Flasher, Sheila Fleury, Todd Fleury, Deborah Hughes Flynn, Mary Foley, Robert Frappier, Julia Malica & John Fressie, Mariposa Ramos Fronhofer G: Therese Galvin, Michael Galvin, Sr., Dean Garrapy, Rachelledeeyn Garrapy, Mario & Shirley Giannin, Eugene & Yvonne Gingras, Gean Gingras, Mathew Gingras, George Goode (2), Elsie Goode (2), Mary Gould, Grandma Shirley, Grandpa Gene, Norman Greenwood, Jacquie Greenwood, Joseph Greenwood, Marion Greenwood, Aberaham “ODA”
Guterman, Charlotte “OMA” Guterman, John Guterman H: Chris & Hazel Haber, Adolph Hadaka, Raymond Hadaka, Charlotte Hampl, Ed & Dot Hannan, Edward & Dorothy Hannan, Anne Rogers Harmon, Bette Harmon, Warren Harmon, Sr., Jane Harvey, Carolyn Hayden, Thomas Hayden, Theron Haynes, Tracy Hazleton, Linda Heinz, George & Jenny Holcomb, Unie Home, George & Mabel Hood, Gregory Horner, Roy Horton, Ariana Pratt Huber, Margaret Hughes, Annie Hughes, Charlene Hughes, Gordon Hughes, Vivan Hughes, Joan Hughes (2), David Hughes (2), Lillian Hughes (2), Hayden A. Hughes (3), Douglas R. Hughes, Sr., Peter Hulzenga, James Hunter, Allison Hunter, Connie Hunziker, Robert J. Hunziker, MD J: Jackman Family, Katie Jerman, Ida-May & Walter Johnson, Theresa & Carl Johnson, Chester R. Jones, Peano Jones, Anna Jones, Edwin Jones, Ken Jones, Ginney Jones, Hayden Jones, Helen Jordan, James Jordan, Jr., Laurie Joyal K: Kantorowski Family, Chet Kaspszak, Chester Kaspszak, Amy Kaspszak, Laura Kaspszak, Theresa Kaspszak, Deb Keezer, Debbie Keezer, Harry Kerber, Kitty Kerber, Bob Knipe, Tom Knipes, Jean Knipes, Jacob Kovalosky, Anna Kovalosky, The Kralls, Alice Kraly, Jane Kupferer, Kuruc Family L: Mick LaBate, LaBate Family, Charles & Bertha Lake, Joelle Lanfrank, Carol LaPine, Joseph C. LaRosa, Lavallee Family, Bonnie Lawie, Robert “Babe” Lemieux, Lester & Dorothy Leviness, Ralph Lincoln, Mabel Lincoln, Leo Loomis, Dolores Loomis, Leo & Dolores Loomis, Henrietta LoPata, James Lopata, Lopata Family, Rosabel, Loveridge, Gilbert Loveridge, Karen Luke, Walter “Bucky” Lyman (2), Eileen Lyman (2) M: Phyllis Jean Thomas MacMurtry, Patrick Madgwick, Maurice L. Marchaland, Maurice W. Marchaland, Florence Marchaland, Raymond Marcy, Joseph Marcy, Ed & Jeannette Marcy, Frances Marshall, Horatio Marshall, Maggie McBreairty, LeRoy McDonald, Jack McDonough, Ruth McDonough, Mary
McDonough, Martin McDonough, Jeffrey McGenness, Rite McGreevy, Bob McGreevy, Bobby McGreevy, Jeff McGuiness, Jeffrey McGuiness, Roland Mchiel, Betty McMahon (2), Phyllis McMurtry (3), Joanie Michel, Vi Miller, Jerry Miller, John Moloney, Charles & Evelyn Monroe, Harvey Morash, Louise Morris, Kenneth Morris, Grace Morris, Gail Motz, John A. Moyer, Perry Moyer (2), Barbara Moyer (2), Anna Moyer (2), Ella Moyer, Ernest Moyer, Jr. (2), Ernest Moyer, Sr. (2), John Mulholland, Theresa Mulholland, Theresa Mulholland, Murphy, Margaret Murphy, Patrick Murphy, Thomas Myers O: James H. Oakman, Stacia Okman, Lynnie O’Brien, Patrick Olsen, Mary Ormsby, Linda Osborne (2) Ceil Owens P: Connie & Bill, Sr. Packer, Pacyna Family (2), Morris Panoushek, Conrad & Jeanne Paquette, Nancy Parker, Russell Stephen Parker, Russell Smith Parker, Jessie Parker, Joshua Parker, Charles Parker (2), Judy Jedlick Parker, Rick Parker, Frank Parker, Al & Emmy Parker, Reta Parrott, Anna Parrott, Vincent & Thelma Parry, Lorraine Pastone, Scud & Dot Pedone, John Pellegrino, Kathleen Ryan Pellegrino, Pat Pellegrino, Betty Perry, Victor Piccolo, Helene Piccolo, Mary Plouffee, Cole Porter, Dorothy Hann Poust, Marian Pratt, Arthur “Jake” Pratt, Jr., Sarah Lynn Prendergast, Dr. John C. Prendergast, Dr. Jay Prendergast, Barbara M. Prendergast, Wilma Preseau, Eugene Preseau, Theresa Priltoda, John Priltoda, Alum Pritchard, Katie Pritchard, Emerys Pritchard Q: T. Gerald Quinn, M. Kathryne Quinn, Margaret Quinn, Anne Rogers Quinn, John Quirk, Phil Quirk R: Joshus Rau, Dave Rauch, Becky Rauch, Ed Reed, June Reed, Franklin P. Reed, Fanny Reed, Peter Reta, Harry Rice, Helen Rickey, Thomas & Shirley Rims, Ora Roaix, John & Sue Roberts, Faith Roberts, Ruth Roberts, Howell Roberts, Roland Roberts, Rene Rochon, Alta Rogers, Clifford Rogers, Irene Romano, Root Family, Betty Rouse, Francis Ruby, Mabel Ruby, Tim Ruby, Ann
Ruby, Thomas Ruby, Ruby Family, Deceased members of the Ruby Family, Rudnicki Clan, Nancy Ruby, Anna Rupe, Mike Rupe, Michael Rupe (2), Charles Ryan, Mary Ryan S: Rocky Saltis (2), Wilma Saltis, Yoshiro Sanbanmatsu, Minnie & Jimmy Sbardella, Dominic Sbardella, Jr., Dominic Sbardella, Sr., Irene Scanlan, William Scanlan, Sr., Patricia Scanlan, Andy Scheideler, Roe Scribner, Grove & Rena Scribner, Mary Shank, Kenneth Sheradin, Vivian Simons, James Simons, Terry Siptroth, John Michael Skovira, John A. Skovira, Joan Skovira, Joseph Skovira, Harold M. Smith, Joseph Smith, Lillian S. Smith, Dorothy Smith, Jud Smith, Joanne Soder, Janice & Eric Soucie, James Stebbins, Betty Stebbins, Lucille Stellatella, Aunt Lucy Stellatella, Frank & Nellie Stiles, Francis & Grace Stiles, William Stiles, Linda Stiles, Aunt Ethel “Toot” Summers, Susalke Family, John Sweeney, Phil Sweeney, Ruth Sweet, Homer Sweet, John T: George Taran, Josephine Taran, Mike Taran, Staci Tarbox, Margaret H. Thomas, Grace Margaret Thomas, Elias Thomas, Ed Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Toby, TOT, Towne Family, Jane Tracy, Ross Tracy, Joanne Trombley, Gilbert Truedsson, Theresa (TOT) Turner, Tuthill Family (2), Bill & Cara Twombly, Raymond Tyell, Vivianna Tyrell, Frank Tyrell V: Florence VanBuren, Patricia Jean HufnagelVanderhoof (2), Henry J. VanGuilder, Henry & Agnes VanGuilder, Margaret Vesper, All Veterans, Mariah Villandrie W: Leta Wade, Helen & Victor Wagg, Shirley Waite, Matt Waite, Fosabel Loveridge Wang, Fred Warren, Mabel Warren, Roz Warren, Kathie Warren, Pam Watson, Steve Webster, Stephen Welch, Phil & Mabel Wescott, Don West, Roger West, Bill G. Williams, Kevin Williams, Joel Williams, Glyn Williams, Clara Williams, Larry Williams, Florence (Taran) Williams, Wayne Williams, Ensley William, Gretchen Winters, Harry Winters, William Winters Y: Dick Yandow Z: Mark Zajicek, The Michael J. Zidovsky Family
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All Green Lawn Services LLC Looking for Full-time Lawn Maintenance help (April - Nov) Experience preferred, own transportation to & from work. Call or text John (518) 632-5160
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2019-2020 ANTICIPATED VACANCY BUILDING-BASED DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EDUCATION This is a full-time Administrative position supervising the provision of Special Education for students in grades 9-12. The successful candidate will have a Master’s Degree in education with successful teaching experience and must be eligible for licensing as a Vermont Special Education Director. Must have knowledge of State and Federal regulations governing Special Education, Section 504, and Act 157. Must be able to interpret educational/psychoeducational assessments and supervise all aspects of Special Education compliance. Experience with program development, staff supervision, finance/budgeting, and excellent communication skills are essential.
Position begins July 1, 2019. Applications for this position must be made on www.SchoolSpring.com. For additional information, please contact Kris Benway, Director of Special Services (802)-265-4905. Position will remain open until filled EOE
TRUCK DRIVER Due to growing business additional driver needed for Bennington plant. This position provides a vital aspect to customer service, insuring Poulin Grain leads the way in animal nutrition and service. This position is delivering bulk and bagged feeds. Responsibilities: • Load Feed truck in preparation of delivery • Complete required logbook accurately and timely • Perform routine maintenance on vehicle
Requirements: • Class B CDL, Class A is preferred • Maintain current DOT physical • Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
Company: Poulin Grain is a family owned and operated company, which provides Leading Animal Nutrition through the Northeastern United States. Poulin Grain is looking for a competitive individual to join our team at our North Bennington Facility. This job offers excellent career potential. Please send letter of application and resume and/or stop in for application: Poulin Grain, Inc. Attn: William Grogan PO Box 123, North Bennington, VT 05257 dave@poulingrain.com Poulin Grain is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Full Time Class A or B CDL Truck Driver/Laborer with Tanker Endorsement. Call Doran Brothers, Inc. at 802-265-4724 or Email resume to: doranbrothers@myfairpoint.net
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Have you ever wanted to work for one of Fortune Magazine’s Top 100 “Best Companies To Work For”? If so, here’s your chance. Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants have consistently made this list seven times and are ranked #6 for 2018. We are looking for your smile, your passion and your ability to learn. Career opportunities include full and part-time positions:
Line Cook Housekeeper Dishwasher Breakfast Cook Houseperson Bartender Housekeeping Supervisor Guest Service Manager Part-time Night Auditor Stop by and fill out an application at Kimpton Taconic Hotel/ The Copper Grouse Restaurant 3835 Main Street, Manchester Village, VT or you can apply online at www.kimptonhotels.com/careers. We offer competitive wages and benefits including but not limited to; Health, Dental, Vision, 401k, career advancement and travel discounts.
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Feed Mixing / Truck Loading Position Second Shift Bennington Plant Well suited for a motivated individual with a strong sense of urgency. This position reports to the Production and/or Operations Manager. Computer skills are needed. Training will be supported for this position. Requirements: • Support second shift mixing • Follow required Q/A procedures • Manage production schedule • Support Poulin Grain standards • Communicates with Poulin Grain staff to accomplish customer service objectives Company: Poulin Grain is a Family Owned and Operated Company, which provides Leading Animal Nutrition through the Northeastern United States. Poulin Grain is looking for a competitive individual to join our team at our North Bennington Facility. This job offers excellent career potential.
Please stop in for application. Send resume to: Attention: Will Grogan Email dave@poulingrain.com Poulin Grain, Inc. 1873 VT Route 67E North Bennington, VT 05257
OPEN INTERVIEWS Tuesday, January 22nd, 10am-2pm Northumberland Town Hall 17 Catherine Street Gansevoort, NY 12831
OPEN POSITIONS: Direct Support Professionals supporting adults with disabilities in Group Homes, Day Programs and Community Settings. Excellent Benefits (CDPHP), Competitive Pay Rates, Paid Training and we have a Free Onsite Fitness Center in our main office! Valid NYS Driver’s License REQUIRED
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Help Wanted HELP WANTED: Small business needs part-time cleaning person approx. 6 hours a week. E-mail inquiries only to donc@hrtcompany.com IMMEDIATE OPENINGS!! Looking for someone with great customer ser vice skills. Must be available eve n i n g s & we e ke n d s. $12.75/hour! Fill out an application at Granville Subway or at Subway.com INDEPENDENT WOOD & PELLET STOVE INSTALLER Call The Stovery (518) 638-8950
Friends in Adoption (FIA) is a licensed nonprofit, pro-choice, LGBTQ+ inclusive adoption agency, with a focus on helping people make informed decisions concerning adoption. FIA is committed to open adoption, inclusiveness, and providing lifelong support to all members of the adoption circle. Full-time Case Manager needed for Poultney, Vermont office. Must be a self-starting, organized, hardworking, compassionate team player able to work in a very fast paced, unpredictable environment. Must be able to multitask efficiently, and be an independent problem solver. Must enjoy traveling, have valid driver’s license with insurance and reliable transportation. Duties to include, but not limited to: Managing files and providing intake, case management, home study, options counseling and outreach services for biological and adoptive families. To include on call nights, weekends and holidays on a rotating schedule. Guidelines for consideration: Salary requirement must be provided with resume, and emailed to diana@friendsinadoption.org. No phone calls or mailings. Only candidates who follow the guidelines will be considered. Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Sociology, Psychology or related field required. Minimum of one year experience in human services required.
PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER/ r e c e p t i o n i s t . M u s t h ave knowledge of Quickbooks. Small construction firm located in Fair Haven, VT. Please send email of interest to jimf@ ellisbrothers.net. PLUMBING & FURNACE TECHNICIAN NEEDED. Baker’s Burner Service (802) 394-7816
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Equipment and Plant Maintenance Mechanic – Senior Level Participating as an experienced member of the maintenance team responsible for the design, installation, preventative maintenance and repair of machines, tools, and equipment, and in maintenance of buildings and utility systems of the production plant. The ideal candidate will have manufacturing background, experience with semi-automated processes, vacuum, plumbing, pneumatic and electrical systems and project management. Full Time- 1st Shift. Equipment and Plant Maintenance Mechanic - Entry Level Participating as a member of the maintenance team responsible for the preventative maintenance, light construction, maintenance of building and grounds of the production plant. The ideal candidate will have basic skills for use of common carpentry and machine tools and prior relevant experience. Full Time- 1st Shift. Applicants must be able to demonstrate a strong work history. Apply: jmaliniak@firstlightusa.com or in person Mon-Fri 8am - 2pm 212 Ideal Way, Poultney, VT 05764 First Light Technologies, Inc. is a leading mfg of specialty germicidal ultraviolet lamps used worldwide in a variety of air and water purification applications. First Light is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status. Employees are offered comprehensive benefits including Health/ Dental/Vision, Disability/Life, ER Matched 401K & Leave Pay. EE+CHILD(REN) HEALTH/DENTAL/VISION PREMIUMS ARE EMPLOYER PAID
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Recreational 2006 32’ CLASS A MOTOR HOME, V10 Ford, 2 slide outs, brand new car trolley, $30,000 takes all. (802) 2874283
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