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Featured Properties

The Islander, June 3, 2014 Page 1
How the New Shoreland Protection
Act Affects You
By: Susan Davis
At the bitter end of the 2014 Legislative session, the Shoreland Protection Act
was passed thus establishing new state regulations that are to guide shoreland
development. The law is intended to protect water quality, preserve habitat and
natural shorelines and protect the economic and recreational benefits of lakes and
their shorelines. The law goes into effect July 1, 2014.
Last week, Trey Martin and Susan Warrant, members of Vermont’s Department
of Environmental Conservation, along with Grand Isle County representatives Bob
Krebs and Mitzi Johnson held an informational meeting at the Fish Hatchery in
Grand Isle.
“The thrust of the bill addresses new development,” said Martin. “We’re not
going to unwind the clock and go backward. The state wants to preserve as much
vegetation as possible,”
Andrea Champagne
he said. “And if there are
Real Estate Company
significant changes that
a property owner wants
to make, those changes
“The Champagne
will need to be permitted,
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future sale! Andrea M. Champagne
Real Estate Broker
Thank you everyone
for you help! “
~Rick
Featured Properties
GRAND ISLE
Cozy one bedroom cottage with camper
trailer on triple lot with lake access,
$79,000
ALBURGH
Completely remodeled two bedroom home
on private lot with 100’ direct lake frontage
and easy access to the water, $249,900
ALBURGH
ALBURGH
large 5 bedroom, two bath home with 75’ Beautiful hillside retreat on .76 acres with
direct broad lake frontage, $249,900
100’ direct lake frontage, $249,900
NORTH HERO
Custom log contemporary home on over
ten acres with shared ownership of over
200’ lake frontage, $399,900
ALBURGH
Custom built contemporary on large lot
of just under two acres with 190’ direct
lake frontage, $519,000
See SHORELINE
Page 7
372-4500
Patti LaBounty
Real Estate Professional
North Hero, VT
Charming Cottage!
Lee B. Taylor
Real Estate Professional
South Burlington, VT
THE NATIVE
ISLANDER
Village Country Home!
North Hero - Almost 200’ of lakefront on a quiet road! South Hero - Perfect location for your own business! New roof, siding, and front porch! Imagine! This Spacious kitchen with open dining and living area! could be your summer get-away! Offered at $149,900 Heated workshop and garage! Offered at $199,000
Carol Racine
REALTOR/Broker, GRI
Experience
Integrity
Professional
RE/MAX North Professionals
Call me today!
OFFICE: 861-6294 • HOME: 372-8825
Historic “Captain Brown” House!
Desirable Home on the Beach!
Great Spot for Summer and Winter Fun!
Perfect Summer Cottage!
Perfect Spot on the Water!
Lovely Post and Bean!
Lovely Cottage on Private Road!
Quintessential VT Log Home!
email: [email protected]
Swanton- Enjoy gorgeous sunsets while relaxing on the Alburgh -100’ of direct, gradual lake front from the
screened porch overlooking Lake Champlain. 2+ acres, 5 great room and front porch of this year-round home!
bedrooms, deck, hot tub, and much more. Offered at $219,900 A cozy 2 bdrm retreat! Offered at $229,000
North Hero - This one has everything on the wish North Hero – Quiet and private camp directly on
list! Year round, 110 feet of direct, open floor plan, the lake, with separate guest house! Easy lake acviews and mature trees! Offered at $274,000
cess and plenty of storage! Offered at $285,000
Grand Isle – 144’ of direct lakefront! Cedar trees for pri- Grand Isle - Country home sited on 5 acres with cedar hedge for privacy! In
vacy, and great swimming! Fantastic Views! This home is ground pool for summer enjoyment! Spacious kitchen for the aspiring chef! ready for you to finish on the inside! Offered at $395,000 Two car garage and barn could be perfect for horses! Offered at $415,000
South Hero - This property is sited at the end of a private drive, Colchester- 29 Acres of wilderness, perched in the trees overmeticulous maintenance makes this your perfect summer getaway! looking Lake Champlain! Private beach, 1900 feet of shoreLake Champlain owned frontage of 353’ +/-. Offered at $472,000 line! Remote yet minutes to Burlington! Offered at $595,000
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[email protected]
802-372-4500
Time to Swap Tires
June Inspections Due
Call Mitchel
or Chris
372-6139
Route 2 & 314
South Hero
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that service is a key part of
the product we sell. That's
why we still make house calls
at your convenience to review
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insurance.
Rt. 2, South Hero, Vt.
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Barbara Boyer Inducted To
Local Weightlifting Committee Hall Of Fame
Barbara Boyer, of Alburgh, Vermont became the first woman to be inducted into the New England
Local Weightlifting Committee Hall of Fame on Saturday, May 24, 2014.
Barbara started her weightlifting career by competing for the first time at the Vermont State
Championships, November, 2001 at age 58. Since then, she has competed in 32 meets, 10 local,
7 National Championships, 5 World Championships and 3 World Games. She placed first in every
competition she competed in.
Since 2001, she lifted her way to many master records. Counting snatch, clean and jerk, and total,
she owns 15 records in New England Local Weightlifting Committee: more than any other lifter, 12
National, 3 Pan American, 6 American, 9 World and 6 World Games.
Barbara has won the “Best Lifter” award over all lifters in her age group at every National and
International event for a total of 22 times. At the 2008 Nationals, she won the woman’s “Grand
Master” award as best lifter over all age groups.
At the 2007 Nationals, she was given an award for achieving the “Masters Grand Slam” in 2006. This
was accomplished by her winning the Nationals, Pan American, American and World Championships
all in one year.
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At the 2009 Nationals, Barbara was inducted
into the National Masters Hall of Fame.
At the 2009 World Championships/World
Games in Sydney. Australia, she was inducted
into the World Masters Hall of Fame.
Barbara lifts for Northern Power Weightlifting
Club, at the Collins-Perley Sports & Fitness
Center in Saint Albans. She is coached by Jackie
Simonsen Brown.
Recital to Benefit
Local Youth Musician
You are invited to a recital by Rebecca Gardner
to benefit her upcoming performance at Carnegie
Hall . The recital will be held at the North Hero
House on Sunday, June 8 from 1:30 to 2:30 pm. A
RSVP is requested and can be made by emailing rg@
vermont.net or calling 372-3079.
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In This Issue...
Grand Isle News..........................................................Page 3
Alburgh News...............................................................Page 4
New York News...........................................................Page 5
South Hero News.........................................................Page 6
Isle La Motte.................................................................Page 8
North Hero News.........................................................Page 9
Milton..............................................................................Page 13
Attention Motorcycle
Riders
The Relay for Life Poker Ride and Barbeque on
Sunday, June 8. Check-in starts at 1 pm at Green
Mountain Harley in Essex Junction. For more
information, call Marcia Phillips at 802-343-8691.
• 1 Tyler Way, Swanton •
$179,900
New construction w/165’ of shared beach
rights adjacent to over 6,000 acres of
preserved land at the Missisquoi National
Wildlife Refuge. Single level ranch with
other build packages available, incredible
value with this 3 bed, 1.5 bath home with
a 2 car garage and 1+ acre lot located on
a private road with cul-de-sac! Don’t miss
this deal.
Legal Notices..................................................Page 14-15, 17
Calendar of Events.....................................................Page 16
Dicker Dens..............................................................Page 18-19
• 22 South Main Street, Alburgh •
$150,000
Three unit apartment building with
$27,000 income. Tenants pay
utilities. Could be an investment
property or owner occupied. This
home features 2,730 square feet,
1 3 bedroom unit and 2 2 bedroom
units and 3 baths total. Great village
location!
• 174 Poor Farm Road, Alburgh •
$249,900
Beautiful year round lakefront
home on a .92 acre lot. This
1,550 square feet home features a
master bedroom with lake views, 4
beds, 2 baths, an attached garage
and 400 feet of water frontage.
Great value for the price.
Grand Isle
News
Julie Dickie
• [email protected] •
Do you have Grand Isle happenings that you
would like to share? Be sure to send it in! News
needs to be received by 5 pm on Fridays, for the
Grand Isle News section, at grandislenews@
yahoo.com.
SCHOOL NEWS
By: Eric Arnzen, Principal
As we draw near to the end of the school year,
I wanted to update you on a couple of recent
developments within our school community. First,
Grand Isle School has formed a committee that
is engaging in work around our master schedule.
The committee has been collecting information to
help inform our decision around a single start and
end time to our school day. A survey was created
and publicized through the Wildcat Wisdom and
made available on our school’s website. Out of
the fourteen respondents, thirteen individuals
are in favor of a common start and end time.
This is good information as we continue to move
forward in the process.
In learning more about busing, I believe it is
imperative for there to be enough seats on the
bus to transport all of our students to and from
school. In keeping with two buses, this is just
not possible. The spring bus study revealed that
when combining the first and second runs, we
have a maximum number of 51 students riding.
What we need to take into account is that ridership
decreases in the spring months because of
walkers and bike riders, thus increasing numbers
in the winter. I also anticipate that a common start
and end time would result in increased ridership
overall. In order for a common start and end
time, a third bus would be necessary, and just not
possible at this point due to budget constraints.
Therefore, in moving forward with our student
day, we will continue with a staggered start and
end time with one adjustment. Next year, the fifth
graders will begin at 7:45 am, ending at 2:25 pm
along with K to 4 students. Grade 6 to 8 students
will continue to begin their day at 8:45 am and
ending at 3:25 pm. This will allow for the design
of K to 2, 3 to 5, and 6 to 8 grade bands.
Second, a committee has been engaged in
interviewing for a kindergarten teacher. Current
registration shows that 26 kindergarten students
will be attending Grand Isle School next year,
therefore we will have two kindergarten classes.
We are in the final stages of the hiring process.
A recommendation has been made to our
Superintendent, Robert Phillips and brought
forward to the school board. Once finalized, the
placement process will begin.
COMMUNITY TEA TO HONOR TEACHERS
All are invited to a Community Tea honoring
Grand Isle School’s departing staff. The open
house event will be held on Tuesday, June 17,
from 5 to 6:30 pm, at the Grand Isle School.
Please join us for refreshments as we honor
the dedicated service of Deb Bedrin: 42 years
Shelley Grant-Farrell: 29 years, Judy Duval: 18
years, Tammy Davis: 11 years, Kathy Roszman:
8 years and Anna Hill: 1 year. All are welcome
and encouraged to attend!
UPCOMING SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS
Town of Grand Isle residents are welcome
to attend any school board meetings to keep
up to date on the Grand Isle School. The next
meetings are Monday, June 9, which will be
a budget informational meeting, as well as,
Monday, June 23. Both meetings are held in the
Grand Isle School Library starting at 6:30 pm.
PRESENTATION AT THE
HYDE LOG CABIN
At 7 pm on Tuesday, June 10, there will
be a presentation about a mourning brooch,
connected with the Jedediah Hyde, Jr. family.
It is being donated to the Hyde Log Cabin by
Fran Parrot Parkhurst and Nicky Parrot Gardner.
The event will be in the historic yellow “Block”
schoolhouse on the Hyde Log Cabin property
next door to the Grand Isle Elementary School
on Route 2. In addition, Charlene Southwick,
docent at the Hyde Log Cabin for over ten years,
will relate interesting information about the Cabin
and its visitors. Everyone is welcome, no charge,
refreshments will be served, handicap access.
Sponsored by the Grand Isle Historical Society.
For more information, contact Fay Chamberlin,
President, 372-8339.
UPCOMING SELECTBOARD MEETINGS
A reminder to residents of Grand Isle: the
Grand Isle Select Board meets on the first and
third Mondays of the moth at the Community
room located at the town offices on Hyde Road.
The next meeting will be on Monday, June 16.
TOWN LIBRARY NEWS
By: Kathy Tulissi, Library Director
372-4797, [email protected]
NEW BOOKS: Mastering the Art of Soviet
Cooking: A Memoir of Food and Loving by
Anya Von Bremzen- Born in a surreal Moscow
communal apartment where eighteen families
shared one kitchen, the author grew up singing
odes to Lenin, black-marketeering Juicy Fruit
gum at school, and longing for a taste of the
mythical West. It was a life by turns absurd,
drab, naively joyous, melancholy and, finally,
intolerable.
BOOK CLUB: The Library is participating in a
Book Club that is held at the Grand Isle United
Methodist Church every other Tuesday evening
from 6:30 to 8 pm. Everyone is welcome! Don’t
hesitate to contact the Library at 372-4797.14
TRUSTEES MEETING: Trustees meet on the
second Monday of even-numbered months at
6 pm. Our next meeting is on June 9, and the
public is welcome to attend.
WEEKLY EVENTS: Story Time is back! Come
listen to a great book at 10 am on Wednesdays.
Fiber Night is every Thursday evening at 6:30
pm. Join us to learn a new hobby or share your
old favorite.
HOURS: Tuesday- 1 to 8 pm, Wednesday- 9
am to Noon, Thursday- 4 to 8 pm and Saturday9 am to 3 pm.
Check
out
the
Library
Blog
at
grandislefreelibraryvt.wordpress.com, and Like
us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/
GrandIsleFreePublicLibrary.
ISLAND
TREE SERVICE
372.1416
[email protected]
Pruning
Full Take Downs
Brush Chipping
Stump Grinding
Lot Clearing
& More!
YOUR LOCAL
TREE EXPERTS!
Silver by Tish
SILVER & GOLD JEWELRY
Open Monday, Wednesday & Friday, Saturday
Or by Chance.
11 South Street, South Hero VT 05486
802-372-5527 [email protected]
Grand Isle County
YMCA Swim Program
The Grand Isle County Recreation Committees in
conjunction with the Greater Burlington YMCA will
bring the nationally recognized, “Y Progressive Swim
Program”, to three Island locations: Sand Bar State
Park, Knights Point State Park and Alburgh Dunes
State Park. Lessons are appropriate for ages 3 and
at St. Joseph’s Church
up and designed for all ability levels, including “Y
Hall in Grand Isle
Progressive Swim” levels, “Pike” through “Minnow”.
Each session offers eight lessons starting from 10 am
to Noon. All instructors are CPR, First Aid, AED and
Lifeguard certified. Safety comes first and all lessons
p.m.
are taught in a progressive manner with plenty of
with
room for fun! It is never too late to learn how to
swim. The following sessions are offered: June 23 to
p.m.
July 3 at Sand Bar State Park; July 7 to 18 at Alburgh
Dunes State Park; July 21 to August 1 at Knights Point
State Park and July 21
to August 1 at Sand Bar
Red Barn Storage & Warehouse LLC.
State Park
& Barnyard Consignments & Auctions LLC.
Financial assistance is
35 Heritage Drive, Georgia Vt. 05468
provided by your Grand
Isle County town and
Individual Storage Units, 24/7 Access
scholarships are offered
Car,
Boat,
RV, & Motorcycle Storage, Warehouse Space
by the YMCA. To register
Consignment Shop with 50 + Consignors
for classes and apply for
Quality
Furniture,
Antiques, Collectibles, and MUCH more.
scholarships, contact the
YMCA at 802-652-8156.
Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 9:00am to 4:00pm
Office: 802-497-4111
Cell: 802-777-5858
every Thursday at
6:30
Early Birds
starting at 6:15
Alburgh
News
Lisa Arnold . 802-796-3325
Welcome June, the month of new beginnings
and bittersweet endings. It is the month of
graduations, end of school years, seasonal
businesses opening, gardening, Father’s Day,
Cottonwood fuzz filling the air, warmth and
sunshine and weddings. I just revel in the thought
of being outside and enjoying it all. I hope this
month of June brings beautiful beginnings for all
and that the sunny days far outweigh the rainy
ones.
ALBURG GOLF LINKS LADIES LEAGUE
The 2014 Season for the Alburg Golf Links
Ladies League (AGL LL) has now started! After
a rainy start, we completed our first game on
Thursday, May 29. Nine ladies competed in
the game, which awarded 1 point for a double
bogey, 2 for a bogey, 4 for a par, and 6 for a
birdie. After figuring in handicaps to level the
play, the winners were: Jacky Hill, Diane Bazin,
and Linda Roberts. No birdies were recorded,
but Sue Jacques chipped in on #3 and Linda
Roberts chipped in on #6. The AGL LL plays
every Thursday with a shotgun start at 8:30. This
year, Jim Ironside, the AGL Pro, will give a miniclinic beginning at 8 am on Thursday, just before
our tee off. We welcome AGL member ladies
and visiting ladies to join our friendly competition
and then to stay for a fun post-game lunch.
Contact the AGL pro shop at 796-4248 for more
information or to sign up.
MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION AT
ALBURGH SCHOOL
It’s always wonderful when the school and
community connect to celebrate and observe
something together, and this Memorial Day was
no exception. Creller Landon Post #60 American
Legion and Auxiliary joined the Alburgh School in
commemorating Memorial Day on Friday, May 23.
The Legion marched with their flags, they shared
how Memorial Day originated and read the heartwrenching poem In Flanders Fields. Alburgh’s
music teacher, Michael Lewandowski, lead the
Mustang Band and Chorus as they played and
sang patriotic songs. The Creller Landon Post
#60 had also sponsored an essay contest for the
7th and 8th graders that asked the students to
share what Veterans and Veteran’s Day means
to them and to our country. All of the essays
submitted were beautiful and insightful, and it
was very difficult for the Legion to choose the
winners, but congratulations was extended that
day to the following student winners: 7th Grade
First Place- Jadyn Patterson, Second- Kristin
Hatin, Third- Leah Arcand and 8th grade First
Place- Katrina Carroll, Second- Hannah Cobb
and Third- Jakob Lawrence. These students all
received certificates and cash prizes, and the
winning essays were read during the ceremony.
ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
�Bring your family to the beginning of summer
All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast sponsored
by the Alburgh Legion Ladies Auxiliary on
Sunday, June 15 from 8 until 11 am at the
Alburgh Legion Hall. The always delicious menu
includes: pancakes- plain or blueberry, bacon,
sausage, sausage gravy with biscuits, toast,
coffee and juice. The cost is only $8 for adults,
$7 for seniors, $6 for children ages six to twelve
and free for children five and under. Sponsored
by the Creller Landon Post#60 Alburgh Legion
Auxiliary.
INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE
The theme of this year’s parade is “Honoring
our Military-Past and Present”. The parade will
start up Main Street at 11 am on Friday, July 4.
Entrants may sign in on Jarvis Lane from 9:30 am
to 10:45 am. There will be trophies for tractors,
floats, bicycles, motorcycles, and horses.
There is some space at the American Legion
Post #60 to set up some fundraisers. For more
information, call Martha at 796-4060 or email at
[email protected].
INTERESTED IN DRIVER’S ED IN
ALBURGH?
There is an interest in having a Driver’s
Education Program in Alburgh this summer,
and more participants are needed. If you are
interested in Driver’s Education for your child,
or you would just like more information about it,
please call Michael Savage at 309-1582.
FRIDAY NIGHT BINGO
Friday Night Bingos are back! Islands in the
Sun Seniors, in conjunction with Saint Amadeus
Church, will be holding a Bingo every Friday
starting on Friday, May 30 with a Bring-a-Gift
Bingo. All other Fridays will be a regular Money
Prize Bingo. Doors will open at 5 pm, and games
begin at 6:30 at the Saint Amadeus Parish Hall.
The snack bar will be open.
FREE PAINT RECYCLING OFFERED
The Alburgh Transfer Station is happy to
announce the start up of our free paint recycling
program. The following products are accepted:
interior and exterior architectural paints- latex,
acrylic, water-based, alkyd and oil-based
enamel, deck coatings, floor paints, primers,
sealers, undercoats, stains, single component
shellacs, lacquers, urethanes, waterproofing
concrete/masonry/wood sealers and repellents,
metal coatings, rust preventatives, field and lawn
paints.
The following items are not accepted: leaking,
unlabeled and empty containers; paint thinners,
minerals, solvents, aerosol paint cans, auto,
marine, art and craft paints, caulk, epoxies,
glues, adhesives, paint additives, colorants,
tints, resins, wood preservatives containing
pesticides, roof patch and repair, tar and bitumen
based products, 2 component coatings, deck
cleaners and traffic and road marking paints.
If you have any questions, please see the
staff at the Transfer Station.
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY OPEN HOUSE
Please join the family in celebrating the 90th
birthday of Lottie Santor at a surprise Open
House. The party will be held at the Alburgh
American Legion on Saturday, June 14 from
Noon until 4 pm. There will be snacks and music
provided by Lottie’s children: Flora and Bob
Greeno and Larry and Pauline Santor.
AVFD FIREMEN’S AUXILIARY SUNDAY
NIGHT BINGO
The AVFD Firemen’s Auxiliary host Bingo
every Sunday night at the Fire Station Hall.
Doors open at 5 pm, and games begin at 6:30.
We have a snack bar with many choices: fresh
homemade snacks, soup and sandwiches for
sale. Now that the weather is getting better,
come out, relax, and enjoy a fun night of bingo
with family and friends. Hope to see you there!
SUMMER FLEA MARKETS
The Alburgh Business Committee is excited
to announce that there will be Saturday Flea
Markets in Alburgh this summer. They will be
held in the yard of the Island Bargain Barn at 103
US Route 2. Tables are available for vendors for
only $10 each; sell on three Saturdays get your
fourth free. Limited number of spaces, so, don’t
get left out. To reserve your spot, call Dale at
752-8945. If you have been cleaning out and you
have items you would like to donate to ABC, you
may drop them off at Northstar Gardens.
SCHOOL CALENDAR
Friday, June 13- Field Day; Wednesday,
June 18- 8th Grade Graduation starts at 6 pm;
Thursday, June 19- Last Day of School, and it
will be a full-day.
DARTS TUES. 7:30 $5
QUEEN OF HEARTS
WED. AT 7:30 $326
GREEN MTN. BOYS
SAT. 14TH. $5
BREAKFAST SUN
15TH.
PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS
By: Gina Lewis, Library Director
NEW BOOKS: New Books this week are Mr.
Mercedes by Stephen King and Vertigo 42 by
Martha Grimes.
BOOK NIGHT: The book group will meet
Monday, June 7, at 7 pm, to discuss the 2014
Vermont Humanities Reads book Wonder by
Palacio.
STORYTIME
FOR
PRESCHOOLERS:
Storytime meets every Tuesday, at 10:30 am, for
a story, songs, crafts and a snack.
CAMERA CLUB: Anyone who enjoys taking
pictures, who would like to join the newly formed
Camera Club, is welcome to stop in and check
us out! We meet the first and third Wednesday of
every month at 10 am. If you are an experienced
photographer who would like to stop in and give
us some pointers, that would be great, also!
HANDCRAFTERS MEET: The handcrafters
meet every Wednesday at 6:30 pm, and all
handcrafters are welcome to attend.
KIDS ART PROGRAM: Every Thursday
afternoon, there will be a kids art program from
3:15 to 4:15 pm. The group will be led by local
artist Dot Cota.
TRUSTEES MEET: The Library Trustees will
be meeting on Wednesday, May 21 at 7 pm.
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT: Friday, June 6, at
7 pm, we will be showing the movie Dragons:
Defenders of Berk Part 2.
HOMEWORK AFTER-SCHOOL CLUB: The
Library will host an after-school homework club
every weekday from 3 to 4 pm. A snack will be
provided and help with homework. On Fridays,
the club will meet and do some extra fun
activities. This program is free and open to kids
in grades K to 8!
OPEN SIX DAYS A WEEK: The library is
open on Monday- 1 to 6 pm, Tuesday- 9 am to 5
pm, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday- 1 to 6 pm
and Saturday- 10 am to 1 pm. WI-FI is available
inside and outside the library building 24/7.
*Propane
Exchange
New York
News
Mary Racicot . 518-297-6138
FARMER’S MARKET
COMING TO ROUSES POINT
A Farmer’s Market is being planned in
Rouses Point this summer on the lawn of the
Dodge Memorial Library every Friday afternoon
throughout the summer from 3 to 7 pm.
Present will be goods from local farmers and
neighbors offering vegetables, berries, jams,
jellies, artisan cheeses, herbs, eggs, meat, award
winning wines, maple syrup, jerky, garlic, country
breads, cookies, pastries, catnip, poultry, yogurt,
art, note cards, felted items, cosmetics, table
runners, pot holders, wooden bowls, jewelry and
much more. For additional information, or to sign
up, please contact Connie at 297-3536.
TOWN-WIDE YARD SALE
The Town of Mooers will hold a Town-Wide
Yard Sale on Saturday, June 7, from 9 am to
5 pm. The Mooers Fire Department Auxiliary
is sponsoring this event, and there will be
something for everyone!
MUSEUM DAYS
Adirondack Coast Cultural Alliance will host
the seventh annual Museum Days sponsored by
the Press Republican. This event will be held on
Saturday, June 7 and Sunday, July 8.
In order to help promote Museum Days, the
participating members of ACCA will again be
issuing a Passport. Throughout the weekend,
participants will be able to present their
“passport” for a stamp at each participating
heritage attraction. Collect as many stamps as
you can from the 19 museums and cultural sites
for a chance to win some great local prizes!
The Arts & History Passport will be free to
participants and will be effective during Museum
Days and throughout the summer! Passports are
now available at the participating museum and
cultural centers listed below.
The printing and design of the 2014 Arts &
History Passport was made possible by teams
at the North Country Chamber of Commerce and
the Adirondack Coast Visitors Bureau.
Participating museums and cultural centers
are: The Alice T. Miner Museum, 9618 State Route
9, Chazy; Anderson Falls Heritage Society, 96
Clinton Street, Keeseville; Babbie Rural & Farm
Learning Museum, 250 River Road, Peru; Clinton
County Historical Association, 98 Ohio Avenue,
Plattsburgh; Champlain Valley Transportation
Museum, 12 Museum Way, Plattsburgh; Heart’s
Delight Farm Heritage Exhibit, 1034 Miner Farm
Road, Chazy; Imaginarium Children’s Museum,
4709 Route 9, Plattsburgh; Kent-Delord House
Museum, 17 Cumberland Avenue, Plattsburgh;
Kid Station, operated by the Champlain Valley
Transportation Museum, 12 Museum Way,
Plattsburgh; Lyon Mountain Mining and Railroad
Museum, 2914 Standish Road, Lyon Mountain;
North Country Cultural Center for the Arts,
23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh; North Star
Underground Railroad Museum, 1131 Mace
Chasm Road, Ausable Chasm; Northern New
York American-Canadian Genealogical Society,
40 Emmons Street, Dannemora; Plattsburgh Air
Force Base Museum, operated by the Battle of
Plattsburgh Association, 31 Washington Road,
Plattsburgh; Plattsburgh State Art Museum,
SUNY Plattsburgh, 101 Broad Street, Plattsburgh;
Schuyler Falls Historians’ Office, Schuyler Falls
Town Hall, 997 Mason Street, near Route 22B
in Morrisonville; Strand Performing Arts Center,
operated by the North Country Cultural Center
for the Arts, 23 Brinkerhoff Street, Plattsburgh;
Village of Dannemora Museum, Village
Community Center, Lower Emmons Street,
Dannemora; War of 1812 Museum, operated by
the Battle of Plattsburgh, 31 Washington Road,
Plattsburgh.
This event will take
place rain or shine.
TRENT TRAHAN
TO ADDRESS
HISTORY CLUB
The
Champlain
Memorial library will host
guest speaker Trent
Trahan, President of the
Champlain Telephone
Company, at the next
Champlain History Club
meeting on Tuesday,
June 10 at 7 pm. Trent
will discuss the history
of
the
Champlain
Telephone Company.
There
is
no
admission
charge,
Island Industrial Park, 4 Island Circle
and all presentations
Grand Isle, Vermont
are open to the public.
Hours: 8:00-4:30 Mon.-Thurs. 8:00-3:30 Fri.
[email protected] www.islandexcavatingcorp.com
For more information,
contact Mark L. Barie or
Christine at 518-297-3345.
Morrisonville 5th and 6th Grade Boys’ Basketball,
HOSPICE OF THE NORTH COUNTRY
Plattsburgh vs. AuSable Valley Section VII
Hospice of the North Country will host a
Class B Boys Basketball Final; Thursday and
Memorial Butterfly Release on Saturday, June 7,
Friday, June 5 and 6- NAC vs. Moriah Varsity
at 11 am at Melissa Penfield Park on Boynton
Baseball, NCCS vs. AuSable Valley Section VII
Avenue in Plattsburgh.
Boys’ Class B Basketball Semi-Final; Saturday
Approximately 120 Monarch butterflies will
and Sunday, June 7 and 8- Talking Business
be released in memory of all the individuals
with Joey Trombley at Creamies in Chazy, Saint
and their families hospice has cared for over
Mary’s Bazaar Parade, Our Little Corner with
the years. To purchase a butterfly in memory
Gordie Little with Author David Monette, What’s
or honor someone you know, or to learn more
Going on Here with Bob Venne; Monday and
about this event, please call 518-561-8465.
Tuesday, June 9 and 10- NCCS vs. Saranac
The charge is $20 for each butterfly and may
Lake Varsity Baseball, NAC vs. Seton Catholic
be purchased on Saturday. Hospice cares for
Girls’ Section VII Class C Basketball Final,
those who are facing the challenges at the end
Rouses Point Village Board Meeting.
of life. They care for the whole person and their
NOTES
loved ones, with skilled nursing support, family
Sympathy goes out to the family of Geraldine
services, home health aides, spiritual support,
(Gerry) E. Marquardt, 83, formerly of Rouses
volunteer services and bereavement and grief
Point, more recently of the Frog Farm in
support.
Champlain, who passed away on Saturday, May
Butterflies may be purchased locally at Last
24, at the CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh.
Resort, 90 Montgomery Street, Rouses Point,
It has been a good week as I was able to plant
my flowers and vegetable garden. Now, I will be
American Legion Post 912, Rouses Point, The
anxious to see those seeds sprout and will be
Squirrel’s Nest Diner, 90 Lake Street, Rouses
Point, Francis J. Baker Bumpers Self Storage,
eager to pick delicious fresh produce.
It is great to see so many residents making
Route 11, Champlain, Parker Chevrolet, 622
improvements to their homes and planting
State Route 11, Champlain.
flowers and shrubs. This is a great time of year!
STRAND THEATRE
Strand Theatre presents The Sinatra Show
with the Joey Thomas Big Bank on Sunday, June
8 at 3 pm.
Tickets are $20 general admission, $15 for
members and are available at strandtickets.com
or by phone at 518-563-1601.
EXPLORE ROUSES POINT
The Downtown Revitalization Sub-Committee
is hosting the second annual Explore Rouses
Point on Saturday, June 28, and Sunday, June 29
starting at 8 am. The event includes the annual
Village-Wide Garage and Yard Sales, outside
Franklin Grand Isle Building Bright Futures
vendors set up in Rouse Park and the Retail
will bring Mother Goose What’s the Big Idea?
Business Weekend for downtown businesses.
to the Alburgh Public Library on Saturday,
Residents are invited to participate in this
wonderful weekend. Any resident who wishes
June 7 and 21. This two-part program includes
to be placed on the Village-Wide Yard Sale
Shadows: to investigate the relationships
Map or would like to get more information on
among all the factors producing shadows, to
the weekend activities, can do so by contacting
observe the patterns and relationships found
Carol Hanfield at 297-5502.
in the production of shadows. The kit is part of
Anyone interested in setting up as a vendor,
please contact Tammy Seguin at 518-297-2706.
the What’s the Big Idea? Series and contains a
HOME TOWN CABLE
flashlight, instruction manual, Bear Shadow by
Home Town Cable (24) is the viewerFrank Asch and Shadows by Carolyn B. Otto. The
supported, local cable-TV/Internet channel for
second part is Collecting and Sorting: to read
the communities of Altona, Champlain, Chazy,
Ellenburg, Mooers and Rouses Point. Daily
about and use a collection of similar objects to
four-hour programming starts play at 11, 3 and
develop comparison and sorting skills. There is
7, am and pm, except Wednesday’s three-hour
no fee for this program, but you must be able to
program, which is shown at 11, 2, 5 and 8, am and
attend both sessions, which will be held from 10
pm. Programming is also available as free videoam to Noon. Space is limited, and registration is
on-demand at www.hometowncablenetwork.
com and www.plattsburgh.com. Presently, over
required. To register, contact Amy at 796-6077
9,200 videos are available for free online viewing
or [email protected] and put “Mother
on-demand.
Goose” in the subject line.
Wednesday, June 4- Mooers McCombs vs.
Building Bright
Futures Presents:
Mother Goose What’s
the Big Idea?
South Hero
News
Mary S. Harwood . 802-372-4127
SELECT BOARD NOTES
At their special meeting on May 19, State
Representative Bob Krebs and Lake Champlain
Economic Development Executive Director Ruth
Wallman discussed the Shoreland bill passed
in the legislature, but currently not yet signed
into law. Some key issues affecting the Lake
Champlain shoreland include: it is scheduled to
go into effect July 1 and a handbook should be
available; it will be enforced by the Agency of
Natural Resources; there is a 100-foot setback
buffer from the 95.5-foot lake level, and rules
for development extending back to a 250-foot
setback; currently the Town uses 75-foot as a
setback; the Town can defer to the State statutes
with State permitting and enforcement, or adopt
“functionally equivalent” rules to supersede
the State; the Town can also adopt the State
standards, then issue permits locally rather than
from the State; 100-square feet area can be
“developed” within the 100 setback buffer, but will
have to be registered with the State with a filing
fee; the State will allow best practices to mitigate
runoff and advise on vegetation planning/
trimming on nonconforming lots; there will be a
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Countywide meeting with NRPC on Thursday,
June 26 to help Towns with the situation and
understanding the law.
A motion was approved to allow the Lavin
Property Working Group (LPWG) to write an
RFP for an appraisal of the Lavin Property with
a report on progress to the Selectboard at the
Monday, June 9 meeting. The LPWG website
will go live and link to the Town website under
“community links.”
There was discussion about obtaining an
appraisal for the Lavin property: It has come to
the Board’s attention that an anonymous resident
has offered to make a $500 donation toward
the appraisal, providing other residents donate
enough money to cover the whole appraisal
and no Town money is spent. Any resident who
wishes to donate may do so at Town Hall.
Sandy Gregg of the LPWG has spoken to
the Champlain Valley Appraisal Company (CVA
Co.), a company that is familiar with properties in
Grand Isle County. Other companies contacted
do not work in Grand Isle County. CVA Co. have
estimated an appraisal to be between $1,500 and
$2,000, which is below preliminary estimates. It
was noted that this company has other appraisals
pending and it would be advantageous to get on
the schedule as soon as possible to meet the
September 1 deadline. Also, it is noted that the
appraisal should be done once the waste water
capacity survey is complete.
A motion was made and adopted to pay up
to $2,000 for an appraisal using Town funds,
but offset by any possible donations once the
appraisal is complete.
The SHVFD Fire Chief Kim Julow will be
asked to come to next meeting to discuss the
Fire Warden position.
The Road Crew will be asked to sweep
sidewalks when they rent a machine to sweep
intersections.
A motion was approved to name a new private
road in Town from an application submitted by
Eloise Hedbor, Remple Road, off of West Shore
Road. The Fire Department and Rescue will be
notified.
South Street Update: The final iteration of the
rights of way letter is complete and will go out to
affected landowners.
The final draft of the White’s Beach ordinance
is complete and will be warned so it can be
adopted as an ordinance.
Since Fairpoint will not move the pole at the
East end of White’s Beach until after Memorial
weekend, the same temporary re-route
configuration as in the past will be utilized.
A motion was approved to allow the closure
of South Street for the July 4, 2014 parade at 11
am until the parade is over.
TOOL MUSEUM PROGRAM
Friday, June 6, at 6:30 pm, the Historical Society
will hold a Do You Know Your Tools? program
at the Tool Museum at Apple Island Resort off
Route 2 by the Sandbar. Ted Ingrahm, proprietor,
will introduce the collection and demonstrate
some tools. Patsy and Steve Robinson will share
their knowledge of some of the old, old tools that
they remember being used on the Robinson
farm, or that are still used today! Malcolm Allen
will help with the Guess the Mystery Tool part of
the program and share stories of his expertise
with using and designing tools to improve what
he could do with his tow truck.
The Arnold Zlotoff Tool Museum collection
includes 3,000 pieces originating from the colonial
period in the Northeastern United States. The
collection encompasses a vast variety of trades,
industries, and applications. Arnold Zlotoff was
a New York City school teacher of Industrial
Arts and a skilled mechanic. He was impressed
by the craftsmanship of the early Americans,
many of whom fashioned tools themselves or
collaborated with local blacksmiths, who would
serve as tool makers. He began collecting in the
late 1940s and continued into the 1980s. His
family purchased the barn at Apple Island Resort
which is now home to his collection. Come and
explore the collection at 6:30 and stay for the
presentation at 7 pm.
The Tool Museum is open every Saturday,
Memorial Day to Columbus Day, 10 am to 4 pm,
and admission is free. For more information, visit
www.arnoldzlotofftoolmuseum.com.
SAINT ROSE BREAKFAST
There will be a delicious breakfast buffet with
all the trimmings at Saint Rose of Lima Church
on Sunday, June 8 from 7:30 to 11:30 am. Enjoy
the feast! The cost for adults will be $8, children:
$4.
KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
Kindergarten registration is now open. If
you have a child who will turn five years old
by September 1, 2014, please stop by Folsom
School, 75 South Street, and pick up a registration
packet. We have several upcoming events you
will want to attend. For more information, please
call Sue at 372-6600 or email susmcna@gisu.
org.
RUN FOR THE KIDS
Start training now for the 5K Run for the Kids
to benefit the Champlain Island Parent Child
Center. Race starts at their South Street location
on Saturday, June 7 starting at 9:30 am. Register
now at http://www.active.com/south-hero-vt/
running/distance-running-races/first-annualrun-for-the-kids-2014. This race is a fundraiser
to benefit the Champlain Islands Parent Child
Center, a non-profit organization that has been
serving the Grand Isle County for the past 25
years.
Celebrate Jan Little
with a Student Concert
Mrs. Jan Little is laying down her baton as
Folsom’s band teacher after forty years! You are
invited to celebrate her career as a music teacher at
the school’s final concert of the year on Tuesday, June
10. The evening will begin with a student art show at
5:30 pm, followed by the concert at 6. Mrs. Little’s
students will perform along with Ms. Kauffeld’s
chorus. There will also be an opportunity for people
to share memories of Mrs. Little.
Clear Your Clutter and
Support a Great Cause
The NHVFD Women’s Auxiliary is getting ready for
their annual Flea Market on Saturday, June 21, from
9 am to 4 pm, and Sunday, June 22 from 10 am to 2
pm. Mark these dates on your calendar right now so
you can be sure to attend and purchase some great
bargains. This is the place to help you save some
money and support the Volunteer Fire Department
of North Hero at the same time. This is their biggest
fundraiser, and they hope you will come to Camp
Ingalls on South End Road in North Hero again this
year.
They will be available at Camp Ingalls starting
Monday June 2, Wednesday, June 4 and Friday, June
6 from 10 am to 3 pm, and the same hours every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday until Wednesday,
June 17, at which time we will be too busy to accept
more donations. The Auxiliary hopes you can bring
your donations at these specified times. If these
hours are inconvenient you may call the following
numbers to arrange another time: Jeanine at 3724237 or Ella at 372-6130.
Organizers would appreciate your donations
of clean, good-working, saleable items including:
furniture, excluding couches and overstuffed chairs,
jewelry, linens, toys, dishes, tools, plants, crafts,
housewares and books. With regard to books: they
do not take encyclopedias, text books or condensed
Reader Digest books. They also do not take clothing,
refrigerators, stoves, mattresses, bed pillows,
tires, computers, TV, exercise equipment or doors.
They ask that you not leave your items outside the
building when there is no one there. If you have any
questions regarding any of your items or anything
else, you may contact one of the ladies listed above.
The Auxiliary would like to thank you for your
past help, and they hope to see you again this year at
Camp Ingalls for this annual Flea Market fundraiser-it’s for a great cause.
SHORELNE
Continued from page 1
Warren, who is the Program Manager, said that
there will be a guide book for shoreland owners which
will be available online beginning Friday, June 6 along
with permit application instructions and worksheets.
The main website for the entire department is www.
watershedmanagement.vt.gov. In addition, the
department will send out an informational booklet,
Lake Wise to all towns within the next few weeks.
Check with your local town clerk for availability.
So, what does the law exempt from a permit or a
registration?
A homeowner can maintain all existing buildings,
gardens and lawns and beaches but not enlarge
them; reconstruction or repair of existing impervious:
does not allow water to flow through it, structures
such as a house, deck or driveway, as long as, the
same footprint is maintained; creation of a six-foot
wide footpath or stairs to access the lake through
the Woodland Zone; removal of 250 square feet
of vegetation that is under three feet high 25 feet
from the mean water level as long as the Vegetation
Management Practices are met and the “duff” layer
is not removed; tree removal and pruning within
100 feet of the mean water level, again using the
Vegetation Management Practices.
Projects that will require the landowner to submit
a registration form are: the creation of less than
or equal to 100 square feet of impervious surface,
such as a gazebo or shed, that is located 25 feet back
from the mean water level; less than or equal to 500
square feet of new clearing or impervious surface at
least 100 feet from the mean water level.
Projects that will require the landowner to fill out
a permit application and obtain a permit before
proceeding include two sections: the redevelopment
of existing developed shoreland and the development
of undeveloped shoreland.
Redevelopment must insure that: existing wooded
areas within 100 feet of the mean water level are
maintained; new buildings, decks or driveways are
not closer to the mean water level than currently
located; total coverage of all buildings, decks and or
driveways do not exceed 20 percent of property area;
new proposed clearing does not exceed 40 percent
of the property area and that Best Management
Practices are used to offset the impact of the new
cleared area; new development takes place on
slopes of less than 20 percent unless it can be proven
that it is being done to prevent erosion; standards
are scaled down to fit a small lot that was already in
existence as of July 1, 2014.
Development of undeveloped shoreland must
insure that: the 100-foot wide Woodland Zone is
maintained using Vegetation Management Practices;
new buildings, driveways and other surfaces will be
created above the 100-foot wide Woodland Zone;
development avoids areas of the property with slopes
over 20 percent whenever possible and for lots that
are non-conforming or existing small lots, the state
will allow, with a permit, a “best-fit” scenario.
What are Vegetation Management Practices? The
definition outlines the management of plants in the
Woodland Zone using a point and grid system. For
each 25 by 25-foot plot, the diameter of each tree
is measured along with the number of saplings to
calculate the number of points. Trees can be thinned
as long as the minimum number of points is met for
each 25 by 25-foot plot. The lower one third of a
tree’s branches can be pruned and hazardous trees
can be cut down.
Calling All Artists
It is time to renew your membership in the
Champlain Island Artists’ Organization (CIAO).
This entitles you to exhibit in the ninth annual
CIAO Show and Sale which takes place in the
North Hero Community Hall on the last weekend
of July. Prospective new members and nonexhibiting sustaining members should also send
in their dues, $25 to CIAO; PO Box 186, North
Hero 05474 along with their name, address,
phone number and e-mail.
All artists who reside on the Champlain Islands
are eligible to be members. New applicants
will have their work juried and should contact
Linda James, at 372-5855, to do so. Membership
applications are available online at www.ciaovt.
org or in the North Hero Library. Last year’s
members were sent the application via e-mail.
The deadline to join CIAO for this year is Monday,
June 23.
Members of CIAO are eligible to link their
websites to the CIAO website. Artists who do not
have a website are eligible to a web presence on
the CIAO website. A description of yourself and
your work and up to nine images should be sent
to [email protected]. If your website needs to
be updated with new images or text, this should
be done soon. The deadline for both new and
changes to the website is also June 23.
The annual CIAO show features the largest
display of creative work by local artists to
be shown on the Islands. This year’s show
anticipates the display of works by over fifty
local artists. The Featured Artist for 2014 is
Raven Schwan-Noble. Her photograph appears
on all advertising and one of her pieces will be
the prize of our annual raffle. An article profiling
Raven and her work will appear in a future issue
of The Islander.
CIAO will hold its next organizational meeting
on Thursday, June 26, at 8:30 am, at the North
Hero Library. All members are invited and
requested to attend.
The Story of the
“Mourning Brooch”
and More
Have you ever wondered what a “Mourning
Brooch” is? At 7 pm on Tuesday, June 10,
there will be a presentation about an artifact
connected with the Jedediah Hyde, Jr. family. It
is being donated to the Hyde Log Cabin by Fran
Parrot Parkhurst and Nicky Parrot Gardner.
In addition, Charlene Southwick, docent at
the Hyde Log Cabin for over ten years, will relate
interesting information about the Cabin and its
visitors.
The event will be in the historic yellow “Block”
Schoolhouse on the Hyde Log Cabin property
next door to the Grand Isle Elementary School
on Route 2. Everyone is welcome; there is no
charge, refreshments will be served, and there is
handicap access.
Sponsored by the Grand Isle Historical Society.
For more information, contact Fay Chamberlin,
President at 372-8339.
SHVFD
Fourth Of July
Chicken Barbeque Is
Back
The SHVFD will be again holding their Fourth
of July Chicken Barbeque. Chickens may be
ordered and pre-paid for starting at 8 am at the
South Hero Fire Department on July 4. Families
may bring a cooler for their chickens to be placed
in as they are done if you wish. This is a South
Hero tradition, and the Fire Department is happy
to bring back the delicious chickens.
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Weather is getting more like summer every
day. I’ve got my AC in now, so, I won’t mind the
heat. Mr. Flax was nice enough to put it in for
me. He’s a super guy, always helping me out
with many things that I can’t do. He used to help
my husband as well-- many thanks go out to him.
SCHOOL NOTES
On Monday, there was no school, due to
Memorial Day. Thursday, the whole school went
on a field trip all day. This was a short academic
school week.
The art teacher, the music teacher and the
janitor are all retiring at the end of the school
year.
We only have three weeks left of this school
year; in spite of the long, hard winter, it seems
like this year has gone by fast.
MEMORIAL DAY: On Friday May 23, at 9
am, Betty Lockerby and the Legion Auxiliary
and some of the Veterans came to Isle La Motte
School and put on a Memorial Service honoring
the Veterans; some of them spoke, and one
read Poppy’s Field. The school children all had a
verse each, which they read. The K-1 class lead
the Pledge. All the children sang the National
Anthem and This Land is your Land.
PRINCIPAL’S LETTER
By: Edorah Rubin
THANKS: Isle La Motte has the best PTO
ever! After honoring the school staff with
decorations and daily culinary treats during
Teacher Appreciation Week, the PTO culminated
this year’s activities with an all-school trip on a
coach bus to the Montshire Museum in Norwich,
Vermont. This science museum has indoor and
outdoor exhibits and walking trails, and our
students were provided with custom workshops
on science topics chosen by our teachers. Many
parents and grandparents attended, and we all
enjoyed ourselves and learned about natural
history, music, aerodynamics, and more. My
favorite exhibit was a colony of leafcutter ants in
action. Amazing!
SUMMER CAMPS: There is still room in both
weeks of the Kurt Valenta nature camps that will
be held at Isle La Motte School from August 11
to 15 and 18 to 22. There will also be GRACE
camps offered in Alburgh, N. Hero, and Grand
Isle schools, along with a number of summer
camps at Camp Ingalls July 14 to August 8.
YMCA swim lessons are also being offered June
23-August 1 at several island state parks. Please
call or stop by the ILM School if you would like
further information about any of these options.
SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM: Breakfast
and lunch will be provided at the school to all
children free of charge during the Kurt Valenta
camp weeks, August 11 to 22. Children do not
need to be attending camp in order to come and
enjoy the meals. Alburgh School will be offering
free meals to children during the month of July
regardless of town of residence. In addition,
anyone can dial 211 to receive a list of summer
food sites for children nationwide. This service
allows families who are traveling to locate free
meals for their children.
COMING EVENTS: Monday, June 16- 6th
Grade Graduation starts at 5:30 pm; Thursday,
June 19- ILM Field Day; Friday, June 20- Last
Day of School.
SCHOOL BOARD NOTES
The May 12, 2014 Board meeting began
with Superintendent Phillips reporting that
House Bill 883 (Consolidation of Districts) died
in the Senate and H889 (Small School Grants)
passed, with our share around $47,000. The
tax rate changed from $1.01 to $.98 and a new
requirement for all school districts to offer Pre-K.
He also reported that the search for a business
manager has been narrowed down to one; our
Curriculum Coordinator, Mrs. King has take a
position in Milton.
The Board discussed having a meeting with
the Grand Isle State Representatives, Johnson
and Krebs, to discuss legislation regarding
school. The Town Clerk, Betsy Howland,
requested that only seven years of documents
be saved because the Town Hall is running out of
fireproof space. Superintendent Phillips will look
into this. The Board requested to have the GISU
send copies of the audit findings letters from the
past five years, to have a simple overview of the
bank statements clearly stating the reconciliation
dollar amount, and the process for payment of
invoices and the bills chain of command.
Mrs. Callahan stated that the Transportation
Committee would like to do a survey of parents
of Isle La Motte students to ask about their
transportation needs. A survey will go out shortly
to all parents. At the request of the Board,
Superintendent Phillips will draft an agreement
to allow Isle La Motte parents pay to use the
Alburgh bus to NCCS.
The Board approved Teacher’s Contracts from
GISU and approved payables of $59,220.09.
The next meeting will be on Thursday, June
12 at 3:45 pm. The Board welcomes community
participation. Detailed copies of minutes are
available at GISU.org and IsleLaMotte.org, or
you can contact the GISU central office at 3726921 for a printed copy.
HAZARDOUS WASTE DAY
Saturday, June 7, The Northwest Solid Waste
District is holding it’s annual Hazardous Waste
Pick-Up Day at the Isle La Motte School Grounds
from 8 am to 1 pm. The Solid Waste District is only
collecting hazardous waste: automobile fluids,
oil based paints, latex paints, cleaning supplies,
pool/hobby chemicals, all battery chemicals and
fluorescent bulbs.
There will be no tires or metal collection on
June 7. These items can be dropped off during
the year at the North Hero Transfer Station on
any Saturday. If you have any questions, contact
the Northwest Solid Waste District directly at
524-5986 or [email protected]
TOWN-WIDE LAWN SALE
On Saturday, June 21, there will be a town
Wide Lawn Sale. If you want to be part of this,
call Chris Smith. He is making a map as to where
each is located.
RECREATION DEPARTMENT NEWS
The Recreation Department has purchased
a number of balls for use by town residents,
including: women’s and men’s basketballs, a
volleyball, adult and junior size soccer balls and
a football. Until a better plan is devised, please
call Paul Hinman at 928-3131 to sign out and
use any of the balls.
Also, the annual Isle La Motte 5K race is set
for Saturday, July 19. There will be a 1/2 mile
fun run and the 5K Run/ Walk. The Fun Run
begins at 8:15 am and the race at 8:30. Details
are available at the Isle La Motte Town Offices
and the Isle La Motte website under Recreation
Department. Many prizes will be offered, and 150
tee shirts will be given to the first 150 registered
runners. More information will be forthcoming.
The Recreation Department and Saint Anne’s
Shrine are hosting the event. All sponsors will be
named in the near future. Volunteers are needed.
Please call the Paul Hinman at 928-3131 if you
wish to volunteer.
PTO NEWS
A ginormous thank you to the community for
your continuous support of our fundraisers and
our bottle collection sites. Last Thursday saw the
culmination of community effort with a schoolwide trip to the Montshire Museum of Science in
Norwich, Vermotn via coach bus! Many thanks to
the Isle La Motte Masonic Lodge and ILMCO for
their generous support in helping to fund the trip.
It is through joint effort that we are able to
provide enriching, exciting, and educational
activities for our town’s children that they might
not otherwise have an opportunity to experience.
We will be hosting a refundable bottle collection
on Saturday, June 7 at the Solid Waste Day at
the School, from 8 am to 1 pm, as a fundraiser to
support next year’s programming.
We would be more than happy to pick the
bottles up for you. Just email us at spstamps@
yahoo.com or call 928-3166.
There are also bottle drop-offs at both the Town
Clerk’s Office and the School that are available
year-round.
ORDINANCE CONCERNING SFHA AND
NFIP
Participation in National Flood Insurance
Program (NFIP) allows all owners of eligible
property: a building and or its contents, to
purchase affordable flood insurance through
the federally subsidized program. NFIP is a
Federal program created to mitigate future flood
losses. Participation in the program now allows
the town to apply for grants and be the recipient
of additional funding in the event of another
disaster. These significant benefits would not be
available without participation in the program.
Bylaws were adopted by the Select Board
in October of 2013 as an ordinance required
for the town’s participation in the program. The
bylaws only address properties in the Special
Flood Hazard Area (SFHA). The SFHA is a high
risk area defined as any land that would be
inundated by a flood having a 1 percent chance
of occurring in a given year also referred to as
the base flood level. That level for Isle La Motte
is 102 feet.
A Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM) is
available for review at the Town Hall. A very
small percentage of property on the island falls
in the SFHA. The bylaws recommended by the
state of Vermont apply to only those properties
falling in the SFHA. The Select Board approved
minimal fees on April 4, 2012 for construction in
the SFHA. The fees are in place solely to offset
any additional taxpayer costs. The bylaws are
available to read online via the Isle La Motte
town web page and www.islelamotte.org. Copies
are also available at the town hall. Numerous
other NFIP brochures are available for review at
the town hall.
Lastly, participation required the Select
Board to nominate individuals for a Planning
Commission and an Administrator. The volunteer
commission members are Betty Lockerby, Cathy
Tudhope and Sylvia Jensen. The volunteer
Administrator is Paul Hinman and the volunteer
Assistant Administrator is John Littlefield. The
intent of all involved is to fully cooperate with
all property owners in a non-adversarial and
friendly manner while complying with the NFIP
standards.
Additionally, when planning work along the
shoreline, please remember the town has a 35foot right-of-way measured from the center of
the roadway. Please contact the Town Office at
928-3434 with any questions.
JOKE OF THE WEEK!
“Well, my son, what did you learn in Sunday
school today?”
“We learned all about a cross-eyed bear.”
“About what?”
“Yes, sir, named Gladly. We learned a song
about him: Gladly, The Cross I’d Bear.”
HAVE A GOOD WEEK!
North Hero
News
Courtney A. Schaetz
NORTH HERO REAPPRAISAL UPDATE
FROM YOUR LISTERS
North Hero is in the process of finalizing
the 2014 Reappraisal. The Vermont Appraisal
Company has made follow up visits this spring
that covered new construction and open building
permits. During the winter months, the Appraisers
and the Listers reviewed data, completed land
and waterfront schedules and researched recent
market sales and trends to establish Fair Market
Value. These results will be available to property
owners by the end of June 2014.
As required by Vermont State Law, all property
owners will receive an individual “Change of
Appraisal Notice” sent by US Postal Service
Certificate of Mailing that will include both their
old and new property values. Copies of the 2014
Town-wide Reappraisal Booklet, that list all
properties in town, will be available on the town
website: www.northherovt.com, in PDF format,
and in booklet form at both the Town Office and
the North Hero Library.
When the project is finished and immediately
after the notices go out, appraisers from
Vermont Appraisal Company and the Listers will
be holding informal informational meetings prior
to the formal Grievance schedule so that we
may explain the assessment process. Property
owners may come in, ask questions and go over
their property record(s) at this time. We strongly
recommend you become familiar with the North
Hero real estate market and your property
value(s) in particular. We recommend that every
property owner review their property records
for accuracy. The instructions for Grievance
Hearings will be included in both the Change of
Appraisal Notice and the Reappraisal Booklet.
Over the course of the past two years, the
Vermont Appraisal Company and the Listers have
visited over 1,250 homes, commercial properties
and parcels of vacant land in North Hero. The
successful collection of data contributes to the
fairness and accuracy of this appraisal and is
due both to the hard work of the VAC and the
Listers, and to the remarkable cooperation of
the North Hero property owners. For this, we are
deeply indebted to you.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
Much work has been done at Camp Ingalls to
prepare it for the summer season, but there is still
plenty left to do. Future plans include painting,
repairing windows, stabilizing the small cabins,
building stair railings and generally preparing the
facilities for the North Hero Recreation summer
camps, as well as, several Island Arts summer
camps. Do you feel like volunteering to help with
the clean up and needed repairs? Email John
Skutel at [email protected].
WHAT’S UP IN NORTH HERO?
Do you have something you would like to
share with your North Hero neighbors? I am
always looking for your input on what appears
in this column; please send your stories, events
and ideas to [email protected].
PRINCIPAL’S NEWSLETTER
Does anyone remember the commercial for
Calgon? I believe Calgon was a bath product,
but it represented more than just bubble bath.
We here at North Hero School are selling
Calgon. On Wednesday, June 11, at 6:30 pm,
at the North Hero Community Hall, we will take
you on an adventure through the magical Land
of Oz, with an added North Hero twist.
We needed Calgon last week on Saturday.
The Wimble family, The Aubins, and I planted
22 apple trees on the property, adjacent to our
garden, and although the work was rewarding,
we all needed a warmly drawn bath and some
quiet repose. Orders for trees are still coming in,
and more holes will need to be dug. The orchard
doesn’t have an end date, so, if you still would
like to plant a tree, please let me know. It’s funny
how much faster the holes got dug once the
auger showed up.
The 4th and 5th grades have begun an
exploration into the complicated and interesting
world of algebra. They are excited, enthusiastic
about learning the material, and will at some
point need their own Calgon moment. Algebra
can be a challenge.
The 4th graders learned how to make
soap through their explorations this week in
Vermont History. They are currently exploring
Revolutionary Vermont, and the challenges that
came along with living in a land full of turmoil and
hardship. Next week, they will explore the details
involved in the taking of Fort Ticonderoga by
Benedict Arnold and the Green Mountain Boys.
July 7 will be North Hero Night at Centennial
Field with the Vermont Lake Monsters. Please
mark this date on your calendars, and prepare to
dance and get sweaty with our friend Champ. A
post-game bath is recommended.
The Grand Isle Sheriff’s Department will
host our annual bike safety rodeo on Monday,
June 9. From 10 to 11 am, students will be able
to navigate a course and learn about the rules
of the road. Parents can drop bikes off in the
morning at school.
The 16th of June is our field day. We will
participate in feats of strength, skill and mental
agility. At 11 am, we will have a barbecue that
you are invited to attend. Please let us know if
you would like to join us for a hot dog or a burger.
June 16 is also our Celebration of Learning.
The 6th graders will prepare to fly away from the
nest and will present their Capstone projects.
Be awesome. Celebrate life. Use Dial.
LIBRARY NEWS
By: Judy Poquette, Librarian
HOURS: Open on Tuesday from 2 to 7 pm,
Thursday- 10 am to 3 pm and Saturday- 9 am
to 1 pm.
FREE PASSES: The State Park Pass and
Historic Sites Pass have arrived at the library.
They are available only for local residents of
North Hero. A resident may borrow a pass for
two days, which gives free admission for one
vehicle with up to eight passengers.
NEW MATERIALS: Adult Books- By Its Cover
by Donna Leon, China Dolls by Lisa See, Save
the Date by Mary Kay Andrews, Child of Mine
by David Lewis, Murder at Honeychurch Hall by
Hannah Dennison, Ghost Ship by Clive Cussler,
The Chase by Janet Evanovich, I’ve Got You
Under My Skin by Mary Higgins Clark, Suspicion
by Joseph Finder, The Collector by Nora
Roberts; Audio Books- The Catch by Archer
Mayor and Children’s Books- Fancy Nancy and
The Wedding of the Century by Jane O’Connor,
and Caldecott Medal winner Locomotive by
Brian Floca, Clara the Chocolate Fairy by Daisy
Meadows; DVDs- The Monuments Men.
SUMMER BOOK DISCUSSION: The books
for the Vermont Humanities Summer Book
Discussion are here. Dr. Tortolano will again
lead the discussions. The books are four great
mysteries, and we start the first book, Indian
Killer, on June 19. Funding for this program
comes from the Friends of the Library, and we
are very grateful for their support. The program
schedule is listed on our
website.
BOOK SALE: If the
library is open, so is our
book sale. All books are
a dollar or less.
An online catalog,
program
listings,
meeting groups and free
online courses can be
found on our website:
www.northherolibrary.
org.
WI-FI: Available 24/7
from our parking lot.
Free public computers
are also available.
Custom Built Ranch
A peaceful setting in South Hero, this lovely home was built
in 2002 & has the perfect 1 level floor plan. 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, applianced kitchen, living room with cathedral
ceilings, formal dining room, 3 season sun room, covered
porches & 2 car garage. Offered at $319,900
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Alburgh Village Store
• 50lb bag of Chef Potatoes
$18.99
•Bottle Redemption 8am-5pm
• Live Bait, Crawlers & Spikes
•Hunting &Fishing Licenses
13 South Main St., Alburgh, VT
• DELI NOW OPEN
802-796-3545
• Ice Cold Beer
Mon - Sat: 6am-9pm • Sun: 6am-8pm
$.06 Bottle Returns
•Cigarettes Cheapest in town
Vermont Council of Special Education Administrators Honors Two Local
Educators
VCSEA has selected a number of Vermont educators for their annual awards presentation at the annual Vermont Council of Special Education
Administrators (VCSEA) / Vermont Superintendents Association (VSA) conference at the Lake Morey Resort on May 22.
Beth Hemingway, Director of Student Support Services for the Grand Isle Supervisory
Union, was named the Gail Lynk Special Education Administrator of the Year for 2013-2014.
She has been described both as a “champion for kids” and “relentless advocate for students
with special needs.” Active in many organizations, Beth has served on the Franklin/Grand
Isle Building Bright Futures Committee and Truancy Response Team as well as on the High
Risk Team with the Department of
Children and Families. As a member
of the Board of Directors of VCSEA she
has provided dedicated service as the
Treasurer.
Linell Vilaseca, Special Educator
at the Champlain Valley Union High
School in Hinesburg, was selected
as VCSEA’s Individual Golden Apple
Award recipient. She is a role model
for her peers in professional service for
students with special education needs
From left to right: Daughter Evie, Beth Hemingway
and husband Tommy
and is highly respected by students, families, and colleagues.
Team Sojourn from Riverside Middle School in Springfield was the recipient of the Team Golden
Apple Award. This multidisciplinary team exemplifies inclusionary practices that fully embrace the
value of each student to the learning community. Members of the team include: Jeff Vandivere, Mary
Ellen Schofield, Tom Green, Franco Chiapperini, Meredith Jez, Val Gasco and Darlene Petke.
For more information, contact Jo-Anne Unruh, VCSEA Executive Director, at 802-595-5799 or
[email protected].
Learn more about the Vermont Council of Special Education Administrators here at http://www.
vcsea.net/.
The Rumble Stripes Are Coming
By: Susan Davis
Like it or not, Vtrans will start applying the rumble stripes, not strips, down the center line of
28 out of the 38 miles of the newly-paved Route 2 from Colchester through Alburgh. “It’s a done
deal,” said Project Manager Ken Robie at a meeting held last week in North Hero where a handful of
residents addressed their concerns about the project.
Using statistics to back up the validity of using the stripes, Robie said
that there were 3,943 crashes statewide from 2009 to 2013; there were 72
fatalities. Over the last ten years, Grand Isle County had 104 crashes and
two fatalities. Nationally, the stripes have reduced head-on crashes by 44
percent.
“The center line stripes will reduce head-on collisions, said Robie. “They
will redirect lane drifting, as well as, reduce speed and improve visibility,”
he added.
The project is set to start Wednesday, June 18.
Blood Drive
Scheduled for July 2
There will be an American Red Cross blood drive on Wednesday.
July 2, from 12:30 to 6 pm, at the Folsom Educational Center. There is
a continuous need for blood, and donations tend to decline during the
summer months. Anyone who is able to donate is encouraged to come.
There will be refreshments available in the canteen for donors, including
ice cream generously donated by Island Homemade Ice Cream. For more
information about donation, or to make an appointment, call 1-800-RED
CROSS or visit www.redcrossblood.org.
Run For the Kids
Start training now for the 5K Run for the Kids to benefit the Champlain Island Parent Child Center. Race
starts at their South Street location on Saturday, June 7 at 9:30 am. Register now at http://www.active.com/
south-hero-vt/running/distance-running-races/first-annual-run-for-the-kids-2014. This race is a fundraiser to
benefit the Champlain Islands Parent Child Center in South Hero, which is a non-profit organization that has
been serving the Grand Isle County for the past 25 years.
Line Dancing is Great Exercise
Get in shape for the summer, and have fun doing it, by learning how to line dance every Friday night,
from 7 to 8:30 pm, at the North Hero Community Center. All are welcome, and the recommended
donation of $6, $3 for students, goes towards supporting the North Hero Community Center.
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excellent return on their
investment.”
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Are our young people
getting
a high quality
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and I’m a pretty tough
grader, is that we have a
solid B average. We’re
getting A’s in some areas:
like creating a positive
learning
environment
for
students
and
teachers, and making
good
improvements
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technological equipment
• Bronze Aluminum Park Bench regularly $149 now $129!
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and a petition calling for
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a rescission of our budget
which passed in April,
it’s apparent that some community members don’t
believe they are receiving an “excellent return”
on their taxpaying investment. That concerns me
and suggests that we need to do two things: 1- we
need to do a better job of showing taxpayers what
they’re getting for their investment; and 2- we need
to intensify our efforts to make sure every dollar we
spend is yielding the desired return. I don’t think
we’re failing in either area, but there seems to be a
big “Needs Improvement” written in red ink on our
report card.
The budget that passed in April is a good one,
reflecting very conservative expenditures. I sincerely
hope it is not overturned on June 10, because more
cuts will seriously hinder our ability to provide the
“high quality education” we’re responsible for. On
the flip side though, I’m committed to ensuring our
June 21, 2014
taxpayers that they’re getting “excellent returns” on
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this investment. This means carefully monitoring
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our school’s “returns” throughout the year,
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making adjustments as needed, and sharing these
“dividends” with our taxpayers on an ongoing basis.
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They’ll have to be willing to listen, of course, but I
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Grand Isle
South Hero
Death Notices
To the Editor:
Dear
Island
Neighbors: As a
member of the Grand
Isle School Board, I
had the opportunity
this week to attend
a training session
sponsored by the
Vermont
School
Boards Association.
It was a great
reminder of the responsibility School Board
members have to the communities we serve.
One statement has really stuck with me: that
School Boards “are entrusted with assuring that
the young people of the community receive a high
quality education, and that taxpayers receive an
CINDY J. BARROWS
Cindy J. Barrows passed away Tuesday,
May 27, 2014, at FAHC, surrounded by her
family.
She is survived by her children, Stuart
and Lisa Barrows, David and Erin Barrows,
Angel Lee and Katy Barrows; her seven
grandchildren, Ryley, Canaan, Marcus,
Keighla, Andrew, Miah and Sebastian; her
mother Sylvia Leclair; her sisters Wendy,
Tammy, Stacey and Sherry and several nieces
and nephews.
At her request, there will be no formal
services held. A private family burial and
celebration of life will be held at a later date.
She will be greatly missed, not only by her
family, but by many in the Islands for her
kindness and generosity.
June CIDER Calendar
Welcome to Summer! Grand Isle County seniors
are invited to join their friends and neighbors at The
Neighbors, a community meals program located at
the South Hero Congregational Church, or on a CIDER
excursion or shopping trip. The CIDER wheelchairaccessible vans are a safe and convenient way for
Grand Isle County elders and persons with disabilities
to travel. CIDER provides more than just medical
transportation. Seating is limited and reservations
may be made by calling CIDER at 372-6425. Cost is
by donation only.
Friday, June 6- South Hero Library visit to The
Neighbors at 11:30 am; Friday, June 6- Shopping
excursion to Christmas Tree Shop with Lunch at Ray’s
Seafood; Monday, June 16- Special Father’s Day Ham
Dinner at The Neighbors at Noon, RSVP; Wednesday,
June 18- chicken and ribs cookout by our VFW friends
at The Neighbors starts at 5 pm, RSVP by June 16
with van from Alburgh available; Friday, June 20Shopping excursion to Milton Hannaford’s, Dollar
Store and Lunch at the Milton Diner.
Shopping and appointment trips to Saint Albans
will happen on Thursdays, June 5, 12 and 26.
Volunteer drivers are needed! For more
information, call 372-6425.
What’s Cooking at
The Neighbors in June
Reservations may be made, and are most
appreciated, by calling The Neighbors Community
Meals Program, serving elders and persons with
disabilities, at 372-4642 on Monday, Wednesday
or Friday mornings, from 8 to 11 am, or CIDER at
372-6425, Monday through Friday from 8 am to
4:30 pm. Meals are served at Noon on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at the South Hero
Congregational Church. Home-delivered meals for
eligible individuals are available Monday through
Friday south of the drawbridge, and, currently, on
Tuesdays and Thursdays north of the drawbridge.
Wheelchair-accessible transportation is available
at no cost. A donation of $4 is requested, $3.50
for home-delivered meals. All meals include:
bread, dessert, juice, and a choice of milk, coffee
or tea, and all meals are salt-free according to
Agency on Aging nutrition standards.
Tuesday, June 3- breaded fish, sweet potato
fries, sweet and sour carrots; Wednesday, June
4- beef stew, rye bread, ice cream and cookies;
Thursday, June 5- Salisbury steaks, beets, potato,
salad; Friday, June 6- meatloaf, potatoes, beets,
blueberry corn loaf, strawberry shortcake;
Monday, June 9- build your own sandwich;
Tuesday, June 10- potato salad, ham salad,
deviled eggs, veggie sticks; Wednesday, June 11broccoli chowder, tuna sandwich; Thursday, June
12- lasagna, spinach, bean salad; Friday, June 13chicken-n-cornbread stuffing, squash, rhubarb
bread, chocolate cake; Monday, June 16- Father’s
Day Ham Lunch! potato salad, cornbread, Susan’s
lemon cake; Tuesday, June 17- kielbasa and
sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, peas, fruit salad;
Wednesday, June 18- barbeque chicken and ribs,
thanks to VFW, starts at 5 pm, RSVP by June 16;
Thursday, June 19- sweet and sour meatballs,
egg noodles, corn, applesauce; Friday, June 20baked haddock, sweet potatoes, beets, zucchini,
coconut bread, lemon crumb cake; Monday,
June 23- Salad Days with various cold salads,
orange nut bread, hot fudge cake; Tuesday, June
24- cheese ravioli, string beans, tomato salad;
Wednesday, June 25- vegetable lasagna, fresh
fruit, crusty French bread, pineapple angel food
cake; Thursday, June 26- beans and rice, Brussels
sprouts, broccoli salad; Friday, June 27- goulash,
tossed salad, cottage cheese, garlic bread and
Monday, June 30- calico beans, tossed salad,
fresh fruit.
Milton
News
Lorinda A. Henry . 802-893-7036
TOWN CALENDAR
Tuesday, June 3- Planning Commission
from 7 to 9 pm; Thursday, June 12- Recreation
Commission Meeting starts at 6 pm, Development
Review Board Meeting from 7 to 9 pm; Monday,
June 16- Selectboard Meeting starts at 6 pm;
Tuesday, June 17- Planning Commission from 7
to 9 pm.
THREE GRADUATE FROM POLICE
ACADEMY
Congratulations to the three new Milton Police
Officers that graduated from the Vermont Police
Academy. Police Officers Jareco Coulombe,
Nicholas Hendry and Jonathan Cooper are the
three new Officers.
TWO COMPLETE
FIREFIGHTER ONE COURSE
As announced by our town manager, Brian
Palaila, Fire Department members Greg Burbo
and Cody FitzGerald successfully completed
the Vermont Firefighter One course which
includes approximately 250 hours of training
including written and practical testing. The Fire
Department welcomes three new members
to the Department. Greg Fay, Mark Trudo and
Shane Mitchell will join the Department in June
and enter the fall firefighter one course. Each
new member, with the exception of Shane, brings
a wealth of life experience with them but little
firefighting experience. Shane has fifteen years
of experience with the Fairfield Fire Department.
Since many of our current members work out of
town, it is very beneficial that all three of these
new members are available to respond to calls
during daytime hours.
MFCC CARNIVAL OPEN HOUSE
The Milton Family Community Center will host
a Carnival and Open House on Saturday, June
7 from 10 am to 2 pm at 23 Villemaire Lane here
in Milton. Rain or shine, the family-friendly event
is a free-of-charge fun day for all and a great
opportunity to meet other community members
and families, there will be many choices to enjoy.
Live Radio Remote by 97.5 Eagle Country will
broadcast while eighteen carnival game booths
sponsored by local businesses and groups will
be open to all. bouncy house, ice cream, pizza
by Dominos, popcorn, martial arts demonstration
by Arrowhead Martial Arts & Fitness, singing
silly songs by Tim the Happy Camper, face
painting, scavenger hunt, Milton Rescue trucks,
Milton Fire trucks, photo booth, and relaxation
station plus tours of the Community Center and
an informational table about all programs and
services offered by MFCC to families in town
will all be available. Come, bring the family and
enjoy!
GREAT ESCAPE PASSES AVAILABLE AT
TOWN OFFICES
Headed to The Great Escape this summer?
Discounted tickets are now available at the
Milton Town Clerk’s Office for $35, which is a
huge savings off the $52.99 regular gate price.
Tickets may also be purchased online at http://
bit.ly/1p6cVLX.
FARMERS’ MARKET 2014 OPENING
THURSDAY
The Milton Farmers Market will open for the
season on Thursday, June 5 from 4 to 7 pm.
It will be in a new, more visible location this
summer, near Hannaford. Join us for Milton
Farmers’ Market’s Opening Day. Special guests
will include SunCommon and local band The
Smokey Newfield Project. The new space is
more highly trafficked and visible than older
sites, and there is a lot of parking. Debit and Ebt
cards are now accepted.
GEORGIA MOUNTAIN WIND OPEN
HOUSE
Georgia Mountain
Community
Wind
(GMCW) will host this
year’s Open House and
Wind Turbine Tours for
community members on
Sunday, June 8 from 1 to
4 pm. Last year’s Open
House drew over 750
community members to
view the wind turbines
up close, dedicate the
project and celebrate
local renewable energy.
The 10 MW community
wind farm consisting
of four wind turbines
became
operational
December 31, 2012 and
provides approximately
8 percent of Burlington
Electric Department’s
(BED) energy demand
through a long-term, stably-priced contract.
For the 2014 year to date, GMCW is running
at a 45% capacity factor, making it one of the
highest producing wind projects in the region.
All parking is at the Husky facility located at 288
North Road in Milton, and shuttle buses will run
from 1 to 4 pm.
SCHOOL’S OUT!
Or it soon will be. The last day of school for
Milton Town School District students will be
Thursday, June 12. Grades 6 to 12, except 8th
grade-- see below, will dismiss at 11 am. Grades
K to 5 will dismiss at Noon. Lunch will be served
before dismissing students.
And don’t forget to join us for our 8th grade
Celebration on Wednesday, June 11, beginning
at 6:30 pm, in the Milton High School Gymnasium.
Immediately following our celebration, there will
be a dance for the students in the High School
cafeteria, ending at 9:30 pm. This will be the last
day of school for 8th graders.
LIBRARY NOTES
SUMMER READING PLANS: Plans for another
exciting reading program are well under way;
the theme this summer is “Fizz, Boom, Read!”,
and it is all about science! The program for kids
ages two to twelve is called “Fizz Boom Read”
and the teen program for ages twelve and up is
called “Spark A Reaction”. Registration and sign
ups will be on Monday, June 16.This year, the
library will also be a meal-site for children up to
eighteen years of age. Some of the scheduled
events are a magic show, science magic, Lego
for littles, book discussions, teen nights, crafts,
films and more. Summer volunteers are needed
and welcome-- you get the opportunity to fill a
volunteer requirement and have fun at the same
time.
FOR ADULTS AT THE LIBRARY: The June book
discussion will be on the 5th at 7 pm. The book
is Light Between the Oceans by M.L. Steadman.
There will be a summer reading raffle for adults
again this summer: a Kindle Fire is the incentive
for reading as much as you can. Crafting,
computers, putting up food and more are on the
horizon. Also, remember the weekly Bridge Club
meets every Wednesday, from 1 to 3 pm, for
friendly games; all levels are welcome, including
beginners.
D-DAY
70TH
ANNIVERSARY
COMMEMORATION: On Saturday, June 7,
there will be a day of commemoration of the
70th Anniversary of D-Day, June 6, 1944,
when the Allied invasion of Europe began.
Commemoration is from 10 am to 5 pm at the
Vermont National Guard Museum and Library at
the entrance of Camp Johnson, on Route 15 in
Colchester. Displays will include WWII vehicles
and talks to include Vermont casualties at
D-Day. For more information, call 802-338-3360
or email [email protected].
MILTON HISTORY PROGRAMS:The Shelburne
Museum and its Civil War Connections will be
the subject at the Wednesday, June 4 meeting
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of the Milton Historical Society. The Shelburne
Museum means many things to many people:
French Impressionism, a landlocked sidewheeler, exhibits of traveling contemporary art
and sculpture, or maybe the ultimate Antiques
Road Show. Few would see the museum as
a Civil War site, but join Charlotte Historical
Society President Dan Cole, who is Shelburne
Museum’s Supervisor of Protection Services,
for a unique look at the Shelburne Museum and
its Civil War connections. The presentation will
start at 7 pm at the Milton Historical Society at 13
School Street in Milton. For further information,
call 363-2598 or email miltonhistorical@yahoo.
com. This event is free and open to the public.
BUSINESS MEETING: The Milton Historical
Society will hold a business meeting on
Wednesday, June 11, at 7 pm, to discuss
participation at the Vermont History Expo and
other business. The meeting will be held at the
Milton Historical Museum at 13 School Street in
Milton. For further information, call 363-2598 or
email [email protected].
SENIORS GROOVY LUNCH BUNCH
Milton’s seniors enjoy meals at the Arrowhead
Senior Citizens’ Center twice a week; starting in
June there will no longer be meals here at the
Center on Mondays as the attendance has been
so low.
I don’t have the June calendars. All meals
and programs are sponsored by the Champlain
Valley Agency on Aging and are held at the
Milton Arrowhead Senior Citizens’ Center unless
otherwise noted. Seniors age sixty and over are
welcome. Call Shirley early at 893-1619, at least
25 hours ahead, for reservations. A $4 donation
is appreciated. Milton’s CVAA advocate is Julie
Petersen at 865-0360 or 1-800-642-5119.
Legal
Notices
TOWN OF NORTH HERO
Development Review Board Meeting
A public hearing will be held at the North Hero
Town Office on Thursday, June 19, 2014 at
7:00PM to consider the following:
Application: #2014-33BLA
Request: Boundary Line Adjustment
Owner: Andre Quintin
Location: 480 Lakeview Dr. & 363 Lakeview
Dr.
Application: #2014-41DRB
Request: Conditional Use Request
Owner: Dwight & Monica Bullis
Location: 142 Sunset View Rd.
Application: #2014-42DRB
Request: Conditional Use Request
Owner: Chris Kulina
Location: 185 Old West Shore Rd.
Application: #2014-43BLA
Request: Boundary Line Adjustment
Owners: Ed & Tina Haase & Stephen &
Rachel Seremeth
Location: Butler Island
The above notices may not contain previously recessed
or preliminary hearings and may be subject to change.
For further information, any interested party may contact the North Hero town office. Any person wishing
“party status” or wish to appeal a decision must attend
and participate in the hearing.
Notice of Self Storage Lien Sale
Island Mini Storage
RT 314, (79 Allen Road)
Grand Isle, VT 05458
Notice is hereby given that the contents of the
self-storage units listed below will be sold at public
auction. The sale is being held to collect unpaid
storage unit occupancy fees, charges and expenses
of sale.
The entire contents of the self-storage units
listed below will be sold, with the proceeds to be
distributed to Island Mini Storage for all accrued
occupancy fees, late payment fees, sale expenses,
and other expenses in relation to the units and its
sale.
Contents of the units may be viewed on Saturday,
June 14, 2014 commencing at 10:00 a.m. at 79
Allen Road, Grand Isle, VT. The auction will
commence immediately after the viewing period.
The highest bidder must remove the entire contents
of the unit within 24 hours after notification of
successful bid. Purchase must be made in cash or
preapproved check and paid in advance of the
removal of the contents of the unit. A $50.00 cash
deposit shall be made and will be returned if the unit
is broom cleaned. Island Mini Storage reserves the
right to accept or reject any or all bids.
The content of the following tenant(s)’s selfstorage unit will be included in this sale:
SUPERIOR COURT CIVIL DIVISION
GRAND ISLE UNIT
DOCKET NO: 42-5-13 Gicv
EVERBANK
Plaintiff
v.
KRISTIN M TATRO; JAMIE SYLVESTRE;
CHITTENDEN TRUST CO. D/B/A CHITTENDEN
BANK;
Defendants
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale
contained in a certain mortgage given by Kristin M
Tatro and Jamie Sylvestre to Chittenden Trust Co.
d/b/a Mortgage Service Center, its successors and/or
assigns, dated October 6, 2005 and recorded in Book
38 at Page 206 of the City/Town of Isle LaMotte
Land Records, of which mortgage the undersigned
is the present holder by Assignment of Mortgage
recorded on March 9, 2009 in Book 43 at Page 541,
for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and
for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold
at Public Auction at 4:00 p.m. on June 30, 2014 at
2727 Main Street, Isle LaMotte, VT 05463 all and
singular the premises described in said mortgage,
To Wit:
Being all and the same lands and premises
conveyed to Jamie Sylvestre and Kristin M. Tatro
by Warranty Deed of Steve Ternai and Elisabeth
Ternai dated August 1, 2002 and recorded on
August 6, 2002 in Volume 32 at Page 32 of the
Land Records of the Town of Isle LaMotte and
being more particularly described as follows:
Parcel No. 1:
Being all and the same land and premises conveyed
to Steve Ternai and Elisabeth Ternai by Warranty
Deed of Linda Montville dated February 14,
1986 and recorded on March 11, 1986 in Volume
18 at Page 68 of the Town of lsle LaMotte Land
Records, and being more particularly described
as follows:
Being a lot of land situated on the easterly side
of State-aid Highway No. 1, in said Town of Isle
La Motte, together with dwelling house and other
buildings thereon.
Said lot of land contains approximately two (2)
acres, and is bounded on the northerly by the
premises belonging to George and Anna Lavigne;
on the easterly and southerly by land now owned
by Gladys Lockerby; and on the westerly by said
State-aid Highway.
Parcel No. 2:
Being all and the same land and premises
conveyed to Steve Ternai and Elizabeth Ternai by
Warranty Deed of John W. Clayton dated July 7,
1987 and recorded on July 7, 1987 in Volume 19
at Page 77 of the Town of lsle La Motte Land
Records, and being more particularly described
therein, in part, as follows:
Grand Isle Location 10:00 a.m.
79 Allen Road
“Being an unimproved rectangular shaped parcel
of land consisting of .29 acre, more or less,
situated along the southeasterly side of Route
129, so-called, in the Town of lsle La Motte. Said
parcel is more particularly described as follows:
Unit # 2
Mr. Todd Peacock
362 Route 2, South Hero, VT 05486
Commencing at a point situated along the
southeasterly side of the aforementioned Route
129, so-called, said point also being marked by
an iron post in the ground resting on the common
boundary between the grantor’s land and premises
and those of the grantees; thence proceeding along
Unit #32
Mr. Carl Bessette
68 Lakeview Rd., South Hero, VT 05486
the southeasterly side of the aforementioned
Route 129 in a generally northerly direction a
distance of 33 feet, more or less, to a point marked
by an iron post in the ground; thence turning at a
right angle and proceeding in a generally easterly
direction a distance of 397 feet, more or less, to
a point marked by an iron post in the ground;
thence turning at a right angle and proceeding in
a generally southerly direction a distance of 33
feet, more or less, to a point marked by an iron
post in the ground; thence turning at a right angle
and proceeding in a generally westerly direction
along the common boundary between Clayton
and Ternai a distance of 397 feet, more or less, to
the point of commencement.
The above described land and premises are
bounded generally as follows: on the north by
land and premises retained by John Clayton; on
the west by Route 129, so-called; on the east
by land and premises now or formerly of Frank
and Rosemarie Fantin; on the south by land and
premises of Steve and Elizabeth Ternai.
Being a portion of the land and premises conveyed
to John W. Clayton by Administrator’s Deed of
the Estate of Anna Lavigne, said deed being dated
August 24, 1976 and on record at Book 14, Page
37 of the Land Records of the Town of lsle La
Motte, Vermont.”
Reference is hereby made to the above instruments
and to the records and references contained
therein in further aid of this description.
The description of the property contained
in the mortgage shall control in the event of a
typographical error in this publication.
The public sale may be adjourned one or
more times for a total time not exceeding 30 days,
without further court order, and without publication
or service of a new notice of sale, by announcement
of the new sale date to those present at each
adjournment or by posting notice of the adjournment
in a conspicuous place at the location of the sale.
Terms of Sale: $10,000.00 to be paid in cash or by
certified check by the purchaser at the time of sale,
with the balance due at closing. The sale is subject
to all liens, encumbrances, unpaid taxes, tax titles,
municipal liens, if any, which take precedence over
the said mortgage above described.
Mortgagor is entitled to redeem the premises
at any time prior to the sale by paying the full amount
due under the mortgage, including the costs and
expenses of the sale.
Other terms to be announced at sale
EverBank,
Kathryn Donovan, Esq.
Shechtman Halperin Savage, LLP
1080 Main Street, Pawtucket, RI 02860
877-575-1400
Attorney for Plaintiff
LEGAL NOTICE
GRAND ISLE DEVELOPMENT
REVIEW BOARD
The Grand Isle Development Review Board will hold
the public hearing(s) listed below in the meeting room
of the Town Office, 9 Hyde Road. Applications may
be inspected at the Town Office. Anyone wishing to
have "Interested Party" status must participate at this
hearing, either verbally or in writing, according to the
criteria in Section 2.11 of the Town Bylaws.
Hearing: 03-12FP
Date/Time: Wednesday, June 18, 2014, 7:00 PM
Applicant: Corey & Melissa Estus
Property: 27 Faywood Rd.
Parcel ID#: 03-02-38
Description: Final Plat approval for Minor Subdivision
NOTICE OF NON JUDICIAL
FORECLOSURE SALE PURSUANT TO 12
V.S.A. SECTION 4961 ET SEQ
By virtue of the Power of Sale contained in a
certain mortgage given by Richard A. Chase
as mortgagor to Chittenden Trust Company,
d/b/a Chittenden Bank dated April 28, 2004
and recorded in Book 111 at Pages 222-228
of the Town of Alburgh Land Records, of which
mortgage the undersigned People’s United
Bank, successor by merger to Chittenden
Trust Company is the present holder, for
breach of the conditions of said mortgage and
for the purpose of foreclosing the same, the
undersigned will cause to be sold at public
auction at 11:30 AM on June 30, 2014, the lands
and premises known as 219 West Shore Road,
Alburgh, Vermont
(“Mortgaged Property”)
more particularly described as follows:
Being all and the same land and premises,
including a 1991 14’x 80’ beige Keystone
mobile home serial number SP0272A 01110,
conveyed to Richard Alan Chase by Warranty
Deed of Anne Marie Lejeune dated April 29,
2001 and of record in Book 90 at Pages 6365 of the Town of Alburgh Land Records and
Vermont Mobile Home Uniform Bill of Sale
from Anne Marie Lejeune of record as of
April 30, 2001 in the Town of Alburgh Land
Records.
The lot contains 12.542 acres and is depicted
on a survey map by William A. Robenstein
dated September 1, 1991 for Vernon and
Elaine James recorded as map #167 of the
Alburgh Land Records.
This conveyance is subject to and with the
benefit of any utility easements, springs
rights, easements for ingress and egress, and
rights incidental to each of the same as may
appear more particularly of record, provided
that this paragraph shall not reinstate any
such encumbrances previously extinguished
by the Marketable Record Title Act, Chapter
5, Subchapter 7, Title 27, Vermont Statutes
Annotated.
Reference may be had to the abovementioned deeds and to their records and to
all prior deeds and their records in the Town
of Alburgh, Vermont Land Records for a more
complete and particular description of the
herein conveyed land and premises.
TERMS OF SALE: The sale will be held at the
Mortgaged Property. The Mortgaged Property
will be sold AS IS, WHERE IS, WITH ALL
FAULTS (KNOWN OR UNKNOWN) WITH
NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES
OF ANY KIND WHATSOEVER, subject to all
easements, rights of way, covenants, permits,
reservations and restrictions of record, title
defects, environmental hazards, federal, state
and local laws, regulations, ordinances, rules
and requirements, including zoning, planning
and environmental laws and regulations, unpaid
real estate taxes and municipal assessments
(delinquent and current, including penalties and
interest), superior liens and encumbrances that
are not extinguished by the sale, if any, and
municipal liens, The successful bidder shall pay
the full purchase price in cash or bank treasurer’s
check at the time of sale, or shall pay $10,000 of
the purchase price in cash or bank treasurer’s
check at the time of sale The successful bidder
will be required to sign a NO CONTINGENCY
purchase and sale contract and pay the balance
of the purchase price within 30 days of the public
sale. Title will be transferred by Quitclaim Deed.
Other terms to be announced at the sale or
contact The Thomas Hirchak Company at 800634-7653.
Craig S. Matanle, Administrator of the Estate of
Richard A. Chase, his successors and assigns,
may redeem the Mortgaged Property at any time
prior to the sale by paying the full amount due
under the mortgage, including the costs and
expenses of sale.
The term mortgagor as used herein includes
Craig S. Matanle, Administrator of the Estate of
Richard A. Chase, his successors and assigns.
The mortgagor and all junior lienholders
are hereby notified that any time before the
foreclosure sale, the mortgagor and all junior
lienholders have a right to petition the civil
division of the superior court for the county
in which the mortgaged property is situated,
with service upon the mortgagee, and upon
such bond as the court may require, to enjoin
the scheduled foreclosure sale. Failure to
institute such petition and complete service
upon the foreclosing party, or the party’s
agent, conducting the sale, prior to sale shall
thereafter bar any action or right of action of
the mortgagor or any junior lienholder based
on the validity of the foreclosure, the right
of the mortgagee to conduct the foreclosure
sale, or compliance by the mortgagee with
the notice requirements and other conditions
of section 4965 of Title 12. An action to
recover damages arising from the sale of the
mortgaged property on the date of the sale
may be commenced at any time within one
year following the date of the sale but not
thereafter.
Dated at Cabot, Vermont, this 25th day of April,
2014.
People’s United Bank
By: Steckel Law Office
By: Susan J. Steckel, Esq.
P. O. Box 247
Marshfield, Vermont 05658-0247
802-563-4400
ANNUAL MEETING
Alburgh (Springs) Fire District # 1
Alburgh (Springs) Fire District # 1 will hold their
annual meeting on June 24 at 7 P.M. at the pump
house at 28 Christopher Rd. On the agenda will be
election of Clerk (1 yr), Treasurer (1 year), Tax
Collector (1 yr) and Prudential committee member
(3 year). We will also vote to approve a budget for
the next year.
REQUEST FOR BIDS
South Hero Town School District
Exterior Wall Improvements and Site Drainage
The South Hero Town School Board is seeking
qualified General Contractors interested in providing Bids for Exterior Wall Improvements and Site
Drainage at the Folsom Education and Community
Center located at 75 South Street, South Hero, Vermont. This Request is for a General Contractor for this
project. Construction Bonding in the full amount of
the contract will be required.
Mandatory Pre Bid Site Visit:
Monday, June 9, 2014 10:00 AM
Bids Due: Monday June 23, 2014 2:00 PM
For Invitation to Bid, Plans and Specifications and
additional information please contact:
George Nelson
Project/Contract Coordinator
Grand Isle Supervisory Union
5038 US RT. 2
North Hero, VT 05474
[email protected]
Tel: 802.373.9236
LEGAL NOTICES
Continued on page 17
Suggestions Sought
for South
Hero’s
4th of July
Parade
Theme
Got a great idea
for this year’s Fourth
of July Parade theme?
Submit your idea to
South Hero Town Clerk
within two weeks and
win the prize: $25
gift certificate to
Wally’s Bagel, Apple
Farm Market, Blue
Paddle, Island Line
Bike Ferry or other
local merchant to the
selected entry, your
choice.
Then, start readying
your float, musicians,
bike group, etc.-- the
more, the merrier!
Volunteers are needed
too. If you could
spare some time and
energy, contact the
Town Office, and the
South Hero Recreation
Commission will get
you a job.
TUESDAY, JUNE 3
- Storytime for Preschoolers at the Alburgh Public
Library starts at 10:30 am.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4
- Camera Club meets at the Alburgh Public Library
starting at 10 am.
- Champlain Islands Farmers’ Market at Saint Rose of
Lima Church, South Hero from 3 to 6 pm.
- Handcrafters Get-Together at the Alburgh Public
Library at 6:30 pm.
- The Shelburne Museum and its Civil War Connections
presentation at the Milton Historical Society Museum
starts at 7 pm.
THURSDAY, JUNE 5
- Playgroup at the Alburgh Family Center from 9:30
to 11 am.
- Kid’s Art Class at the Alburgh Public Library starts
at 3 pm.
- Milton Farmers’ Market Opening Day in the
Hannaford Parking Lot, Milton from 4 to 7 pm.
FRIDAY, JUNE 6
- Family Movie Night at the Alburgh Public Library
starts at 7 pm.
- South Hero Historical Society Open House and
Program at the Arnold Zlotoff Tool Museum, South
Hero starts at 6:30 pm with presentation at 7.
SATURDAY, JUNE 7
- Tropical Fish Club of Burlington Seminar at the
Holiday Inn, South Burlington with registration
starting at 8 am.
- Kids’ Fishing Derby at the Missisquoi National
Wildlife Refuge on Mac’s Bend Road, Swanton from
8 am to 1 pm.
- 5K Run for the Kids starting at Champlain Island
Parent Child Center, South Hero starts at 9:30 am.
- Champlain Island Farmers’ Market at Saint Joseph’s
Church, Grand Isle from 10 am to 2 pm.
- Carnival Open House at the Milton Family
Community Center from 10 am to 2 pm.
- Revolutionary War Reenactment at the Ethan Allen
Homestead Museum, Burlington from 10 am to 4 pm.
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
- Breakfast Buffet at Saint Rose of Lima Church, South
Hero from 7:30 to 11:30 am.
- Tropical Fish Club of Burlington Auction at the
Holiday Inn, South Burlington with doors open at
9:30 am.
- Revolutionary War Reenactment at the Ethan Allen
Homestead Museum, Burlington from 10 am to 4 pm.
- Relay for Life Poker Ride and Barbeque starts at
Green Mountain Harley in Essex Junction with checkin at 1 pm.
- Georgia Mountain Community Wind Open House
and Wind Turbine Tours starts at the Husky Facility,
Milton from 1 to 4 pm.
- Rebecca Gardner Recital at the North Hero House
from 1:30 to 2:30 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE 9
- Nature Connections at Niquette Bay State Park,
Colchester from Noon to 2 pm.
- Grand Isle School Budget Re-vote Informational
Meeting at the Grand Isle School starts at
- Book Group at the Alburgh Public Library starts at
7 pm.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
- Grand Isle School Budget Vote at the Grand Isle
Town Offices from 7 am to 7 pm.
- Concert to celebrate Jan Little’s retirement at
Folsom School, South Hero with art show at 5:30 pm
and concert at 6.
- Positive Discipline That Works discussion at The
Learning Adventure, Grand Isle starts at 6 pm.
- Mourning Brooch Discussion at the Block
Schoolhouse, Grand Isle starts at 7 pm.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11
- Breastfeeding Support Group and Baby Massage at
the Alburgh Family Center from 9:30 to 11:30 am.
- Champlain Islands Farmers’ Market at Saint Rose of
Lima Church, South Hero from 3 to 6 pm.
- Handcrafters Get-Together at the Alburgh Public
Library at 6:30 pm.
THURSDAY, JUNE 12
to 11 am.
at 3:30 pm.
FRIDAY, JUNE 13
- A Musical Cooking Lesson with the Calimari Sisters at
the Strand Theatre, Plattsburgh from 7:30 to 9:30 pm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 14
- Champlain Island Farmers’ Market at Saint Joseph’s
Church, Grand Isle from 10 am to 2 pm.
- 90th Birthday Surprise Open House for Lottie
Santor at the Alburgh American Legion from Noon
until 4 pm.
- A Musical Cooking Lesson with the Calimari Sisters at
the Strand Theatre, Plattsburgh from 7:30 to 9:30
pm.
SUNDAY, JUNE 15
- Northwestern Urgent Care Open House at
Northwestern Medical Center, Saint Albans from 2
to 4 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE 16
- SOLO Dinner Meeting at the Hibachi Buffet, Saint
Albans starts at 5 pm.
- Film Night at the Alburgh Public Library starts at 7
pm.
TUESDAY, JUNE 17
- Food Shelf at the Alburgh Family Center from 11
am to Noon.
- Community Tea to Honor Retiring Teachers at
Grand Isle School from 5 to 6:30 pm.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18
- Camera Club meets at the Alburgh Public Library
starting at 10 am.
- Knitters Meet at the Alburgh Public Library at 6:30
pm.
THURSDAY, JUNE 19
to 11 am.
- Kids’ Craft Group at the Alburgh Family Center
from 11 am to Noon.
at 3 pm.
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
- NHVFD Women’s Auxiliary Flea Market at Camp
Ingalls, North Hero from 9 am to 4 pm.
SUNDAY, JUNE 22
- NHVFD Women’s Auxiliary Flea Market at Camp
Ingalls, North Hero from 9 am to 4 pm.
- Grand Opening of Walk Through Time at the Goodsell
Ridge Preserve, Isle La Motte from 1 to 5 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE 23
- Film Night at the Alburgh Public Library starts at 7
pm.
TUESDAY, JUNE 24
- Food Shelf at the Alburgh Family Center from 11
am to Noon.
THURSDAY, JUNE 26
- CIAO Organizational Meeting at the North Hero
to 11 am.
- Kids’ Craft Group at the Alburgh Family Center
from 11 am to Noon.
at 3 pm.
FRIDAY, JUNE 27
- Backpack Theater presents: Beauty and the Beast at
the Alburgh Public Library starting at 1:30 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE 30
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Congregational Church of South Hero, U.C.C.
SUNDAY WORSHIP 10:00 A.M.
NURSERY CARE
SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:45A.M. AGES 5 THRU GRADE 6
We Invite and Welcome Everyone.
Pastor: Rev. Cordelia Burpee
24 South St., South Hero, VT 05486
Tel: 802-372-4962 E-mail: [email protected]
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Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9am - 3pm
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Isle La Motte & South Hero
MASS SCHEDULE
St. Amadeus, Alburgh- Sunday: 10:30 a.m.
St. Joseph, Grand Isle- Sunday: 10:00 a.m.
St. Joseph, Isle La Motte- Sunday: 9:00 a.m.
St. Rose of Lima, South HeroSaturday: 4:00 p.m. Sunday: 8:00 a.m.
Father Lawrence P. Ridgley, Pastor
St. Amadeus Office 796-3481
St. Rose of Lima Office 372-4092
Champlain Islands Parish
Services
Rev. Hyungyong Choi
Isle La Motte
United Methodist
Church Sunday
8:00 a.m.
North Hero UMC
Worship
9:30 a.m.
Grand Isle United
Methodist Church
Sunday 11 a.m.
The Churches with...
Congratulations to proud parents Priscilla Maintain and Paul Brunton II of Alburgh who welcomed baby boy
Axel Reid Brunton into the world on May 1, 2014.
Educators Sought
for Watershed Course
Beginning in July, local educators will learn how to incorporate lake and river issues into their
curriculum through the Watershed for Every Classroom graduate course. This ten-month course,
offered through the Champlain Basin Education Initiative (CBEI), will utilize national education
standards and a combination of field experiences and resource specialists to convey content. Cross
disciplinary teaching teams are encouraged to participate.
Participants will meet with geologists, historians, naturalists, farmers, and business leaders in
Vermont, New York and Quebec. Participants will paddle the LaPlatte River, conduct water quality
tests along the AuSable River, understand the settlement patterns of the Champlain Valley, learn
about invasive species and explore farms, fields, wetlands and forests. Common Core needs will be
addressed.
Since 1992, CBEI partners have helped 700 educators assist their students in becoming the next
generation of Lake Champlain stewards. A new web resource, WatershED Matters, features the
teaching strategies used by recent course participants and may be found on the Lake Champlain
Basin Program’s website on behalf of the CBEI partners: http://www.lcbp.org/watershedmatters/.
CBEI partners currently include: the Lake Champlain Basin Program, Shelburne Farms, Vermont
ANR – Project WET, Lake Champlain Sea Grant-UVM Extension, the Lake Champlain Committee, ECHO
at the Leahy Center for Lake Champlain, and curriculum coach Amy Demarest from Our Curriculum
Matters. Several New York organizations also assist. For more information, contact Colleen Hickey,
Lake Champlain Basin Program by calling 372-3213.
OPEN HEARTS...
OPEN MINDS...
OPEN DOORS...
Parish Office 372-6638
UNION BIBLE CHURCH
Main St., Route 2, Alburgh, VT
Dr. John C. Kehoe, Pastor
796-3055
Independent—Bible Believing—Gospel Preaching
SUNDAY School & Bible Study _______ 9:30AM
SUNDAY Worship__________________ 10:30AM
WEDNESDAY Prayer Mtg. & Bible Study 7:00PM
WEDNESDAY Children's Bible Club____ 7:00PM
“A Friendly and Joyful Welcome Awaits You”
Nursery Provided at all Services
website: www.unionbiblechurch.org
GOD'S LITTLE BROWN CHURCH
A non-denominational
GCMF affiliated Church
CORNER ROUTE 2 AND ROUTE 129
SOUTH ALBURGH, VERMONT 05440
REV. C. ANDREW CHRYSLER, PASTOR
(802)782-9384 WWW.GLBCVT.ORG
“God’s Word has the answer”
WORSHIP......SUNDAY 10:00 AM
BIBLE STUDY/PRAYER-WEDNESDAY 6:30 PM
Three Vermont Tech Nurses Selected as
Vermont Nurse Leadership Fellows
Three Vermont Tech faculty: Michelle Stearns, Meredith Roberts and Mary Hill, have been
accepted into the Vermont Nurse Leadership Fellows program. More than 50 Vermont nurses
LEGAL NOTICE
Continued from page 15
GRAND ISLE TOWN SCHOOL
DISTRICT
WARNING FOR HEARING
The legal voters of the Grand Isle Town School
District are hereby notified and warned of a Public
Hearing to be held at the Grand Isle School in said
Town on Monday, June 9, 2014 at 6:30 PM in the
evening. Said hearing is an Information Hearing to
discuss the article listed below to be voted on by
Australian Ballot on Tuesday, June 10, 2014.
GRAND ISLE TOWN SCHOOL
DISTRICT
OFFICIAL WARNING
THE BORDERS
REGIONAL MINISTRY
The legal voters of the Grand Isle Town School
District are hereby warned to meet at the Grand Isle
Town Office located at 9 Hyde Road on Tuesday,
June 10, 2014, polls open between the hours of 7:00
A.M. and 7:00 P.M. to vote by AUSTRALIAN
BALLOT on the following article:
Sunday, June 8th at 10 a.m.
St. Thomas’, Noyan
1.
Shall the voters of the Grand Isle Town
School District vote to rescind Article I as last voted
and adopted on April 15, 2014 as follows?
The Rev. Thora L. Chadwick 802-863-8036
www.diovermont.org www.montreal.anglican.ca
“Shall the voters of the Grand Isle Town School
District appropriate $5,190,950 necessary for the
support of schools for the year beginning July 1,
2014?”
St. George’s, Clarenceville
St. Luke’s, Alburgh St. Thomas’, Noyan
6 miles north of Alburgh
US 2 > VT 225 > PQ 202 blinker
We Welcome You To Attend
Island Bible Fellowship A/G
North Hero Community Hall
Rte 2, North Hero Village
Sunday Services 9:00AM – 10:30AM
Pastor Larry Rohm
802-393-9427
Dated at Grand Isle School District, Vermont this
8th day of May, 2014.
Michael Inners
Carol Miller
Don Bartlett
Teri Geney
GRAND ISLE SCHOOL BOARD
Recorded and posted this day of 9th May, 2014 at
the Town Clerk’s Office in Grand Isle.
Attest: Cheryl Vantine, Town Clerk
were nominated for the new program and the
25 winning nominees were announced at the
Vermont Organization of Nurse Leaders’ Summit
on April 3 and 4, 2014 in Stowe, Vermont. The
program, which is supported by the Vermont
Action Coalition, aims to prepare fellows to seek
board and committee positions by outfitting
them with leadership skills, career development
strategies, intimate knowledge of health policy,
and other critical information.
“We are very proud of our faculty and their
nomination to such an esteemed program,”
said Interim President of Vermont Tech, Dan
Smith. “This leadership initiative is a wonderful
opportunity for our nursing faculty to continue
developing their strengths, which we know
will be reflected in their work as educators at
Vermont Tech and the impact of our students on
Vermont’s health care system. ”
Nurse fellows will participate in four
sessions that focus on self-knowledge and selfmanagement as essential leadership skills; team
analysis and facilitation; strategies for career
development; governance as a key leadership
opportunity; and understanding and using
health policy, health care reform, and health
finance as leadership tools.
The Vermont Action Coalition is part of
the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action, a
nationwide movement to improve the health
care system through its nurses. A Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation Grant, which helps states
prepare the nursing profession to address
the healthcare system’s foremost challenges:
access, quality and cost, funds the Vermont
initiative. The program is aimed specifically at
making more state nurses available and capable
of serving on committees and boards, from the
local to the state level.
For additional information about Vermont
Tech’s nursing programs and how to enroll, visit
www.vtc.edu/section_academic_programs/
nursing.
--------------------------------Beautifully aged Split Rail Fence
for sale. 802-372-8555 6/10
--------------------------------4 drawer file cabinet - like new
$25. South Hero 802-372-5615
--------------------------------Pressure Treated Play Station. 2
swings, 3 sets monkey rings, 1 set
gym rings, slide, sandbox, rock
climbing wall with rope, upper
fort with roof ramp and climbing wall. 7 years old. $1100 new,
$250 firm, you haul away. Call
Pat 802-928-3239 6/10
--------------------------------2002 Subaru Outback Wagon
96,500 miles, very good condition. Vehicle stored during winter months $5400. 802-372-5646
or 802-233-9970 6/10
---------------------------------
-FOR RENT-
--------------------------------MOORING FOR RENT: $500 FOR
THE SEASON. North Hero Village
City Bay Marina in front of Hero’s
Welcome. Please call: 802-8818210 ask for Bob. 6/27
--------------------------------West Swanton: Camp for rent on
a private road on beautiful Lake
Champlain. 2 bedroom, 1 bath.
Screened in front porch. Fully furnished. Linens included. Weekly
rate: $700 plus 9% rooms and
meals tax. Housekeeping services
available for daily $20. or weekly
$60. Contact Teresa 802-2386491 for more info. 6/3
---------------------------------
-FOR SALE-
--------------------------------Country Things in the Corn Crib
located at Toplands Morgan
Farm, Alburgh, VT will be open
on Saturdays from 9 to 3. Antiques and collectibles. Hoosier
cupboard, pine cupboard, round
oak table, bowls, graniteware,
depression glass and much more.
6/3
--------------------------------1950 Ford 8-N Tractor. Nice condition. Tire chairns, pushbar, two
new tires. Needs battery. Jeff
Dubuque 802-372-6440 6/3
--------------------------------Outboard Motor 4 Sale, 5 HP
Honda, 2 stroke short shaft. Like
New Condition, $1,100. 802-3432897 includes fuel tank and owner’s manual 6/17
--------------------------------Sailboat DS16 with trailer 8HP
Suzuki motor, cabin, phone 514683-2129 Email mbgreen@total.
net Motivated Seller! 6/10
--------------------------------1986 Carver Cabin Cruiser. 260HP
Mercruiser stern drive. Cabin
with head and galley. Small stern
cabin. 1999 EZ Loader trailer, low
miles. Alburgh, VT 603-235-6515
---------------------------------
--------------------------------14ft. Aluminum Boat with 15HP
Evinrude w/trailer asking $500.
15ft. Precision Sailboat 2 years
old - w/aluminum trailer w/jib &
kick-up rudder, like new! $7500.
802-299-1799
--------------------------------Cedar Trees: a native tree excellent for the use in screens, hedges and erosion control. 2-3’ $15
ea. 3-4’ $20 ea. 802-752-6117 or
372-1172 BTFN
--------------------------------Farm for lease with option to buy
in South Hero. 169 acres, house,
garage, barn, 100 acres of cropland/pasture. Minimum lease
payments of $1,000/month.
$460,000 purchase price. Restricted by conservation easement. Vermont Land Trust seeks
interested farmers. Contact Jon
Ramsay at (802) 533-7705 or
[email protected] or www.vlt.org/
landon 6/3
--------------------------------Bissell Professional Rug and Upholstery Cleaner. New; only used
once $150. Call 802-372-5245
6/10
--------------------------------Mattresses/furniture/kitchen
cabinets. Wholesale prices!
Www.bnbfurniture.com
802735-3431. 6/17
-JOBS--------------------------------North Hero: Looking for dependable person to clean & mow between camp rentals. Equipment
supplied. Saturday 10/4 weekly.
Call Steve 802-316-6787 Cell.
6/10
--------------------------------Administrative Assistant: Established finance company in Grand
Isle is looking to hire an administrative assistant. The applicant
must have strong communication
skills, computer experience, ability to multi-task and have attention to detail. Call 802-6372-8435
6/3
--------------------------------The Town of Alburgh is accepting applications for part time
Auditors. This position does not
include benefits. Accounting
knowledge required, knowledge
of the NEMRC system helpful but
not necessary. Please send your
application or resume to: Town
of Alburgh, 1 North Main St.
Alburgh, VT 05440. Applications
should be received at the town
office by Friday, June 20th 2014
at 5 pm.
6/17
-FOR RENT-
--------------------------------SOUTH HERO: 700sf suitable for
office, retail, or studio. Heat &
electric included $950 per month.
Deposit and lease required. Call
802-370-1760 or 802-372-6500
BTFN
-SERVICES-
--------------------------------SMITTY’S TREE SERVICE. Bucket
truck, Chipper, Stump Grinding.
Insured. Affordable. Big or Small,
We Do Em All. 802-372-5297
10/5
--------------------------------Affordable
Certified
Locksmith Service. Keys Made. Locks
opened, changed, repaired, installed. 24HR Emergency mobile
service for home and auto lockouts. Free Estimates. Senior Discounts. Call Mike 802-372-1335
6/10
--------------------------------ROTOTILLING- $55/hour. One
hour minimum charge. Call Larry
Adams 802-372-4288 6/10
--------------------------------Impeccable House and Camp
Cleaning! Opening and maintaining summer camps. Frequent
cleaning of summer rentals. IMPECCABLE REFERENCES! REASONABLE RATES! Call or Email
[email protected] 802-3994213 7/15
--------------------------------Interactive Alarm and Monitoring Low-Voltage systems for
your home or seasonal cottage.
Control lights, heating, even
your lock from any computer or
Smartphone. Call for a free demonstration. Local licensed installers. Insured. 802-482-5622 or
802-355-3441 (mobile) jtjackson
@adt.com 6/3
--------------------------------LAWN MOWING - Grand Isle
County. 802-372-3260 7/8
--------------------------------TOOL WIZARD! Repair - Air, Electric Tools, Small Engines, Trailers,
Plows and Sanders. Call 7 days
7am-7pm Kevin. 802-434-5041.
We are in Milton. 7/1
------------------------------HOT WATER PRESSURE WASHING– Call for free estimate to
have your home, roofs, RV/
camper, patio, decks, etc. super
cleaned w/hot water & biodegradable detergents (Portable
Water Available). Paint stripping
power! Before & after photos
available. Insured & References Available. Contact Brian at
(802)363-4777 or
[email protected]
BTFN
--------------------------------R. ROSE CONSTRUCTION. Roofing, Additions, Remodeling,
Decks, Porches, Windows, Siding, Etc. Free Estimates. Fully
Insured. 802-372-5693
BTFN
--------------------------------New In Home Daycare Opening. Mom of 2 with
ECE degree looking to care for your child in an
loving attentive in-home setting. Call Lisa 802372-3979 6/10
--------------------------------ALL IN ONE TOWING. Towing, Recovery. Buying
Junk Cars, Trucks, Vans, Tractors. All Metals. I
Pay Cash! Tim 802-598-5224 or [email protected] 6/10
--------------------------------REMODELING - HOUSELIFTING - FOUNDATIONS
- PAINTING. Insured. UVM. Bill Miller 802-3550313 6/3
--------------------------------ISLAND SEWING: All aspects of sewing. Alterations, mending, formal wear. Specializing in
bridal gowns. 30+ years experience. Call 802372-0194 BTFN
--------------------------------Experienced Local Carpenter scheduling
Spring and Summer projects. Call Landry Carpentry. 802-372-3701 6/3
--------------------------------LAWN CARE. Lawn mowing and other property services: garden rototilling, field mowing
with brush hog, driveway raking, etc. Call
Jack at Harrington Property Maintenance
802-881-2553 6/10
--------------------------------TURNBAUGH ROOFING- Slate, shingles,
metal, rubber. Painting all flashings & metal
roofs. Chimney repair. FREE ESTIMATES. INSURED. 802-372-5781 John. BTFN
--------------------------------Langlois Lawn Care, LLC– Call today for a free
estimate on Lawn Care, Pressure Washing, Bark
Mulching, Spring Clean Up, Brush and Small
Tree Removal, Landscaping and Other Jobs. Call
Brian at (802)363-4777 or (802)782-0786. BTFN
--------------------------------WELDING: Aluminum - stainless & steel. Inshop & portable. Propeller, skeg repair. Jesberger Welding. 802-796-4079 802-324-6954.
9/30
--------------------------------R&L HOME & LAWN CARE. Landscaping,
Mowing, Property Maintenance, Bark mulch,
Small bucket loader, Brush-hog, Tree service,
Spring seasonal clean-up, General carpentry,
Roofs, Decks, Siding, Remodeling. Fully insured. Free estimates. 802-372-4486 BTFN
-SERVICES-
-THANK YOU-------------------------------I want to thank the Alburgh and surrounding
community for the support you showed me.
I am grateful for everything you taught me
and cherish the time we had together. I genuinely wanted to be the community physician
you deserve. Please remember I am always
wishing you good health, Dr. Alicia Guilford.
South Hero
Resident Appointed
to Trapshooting
Association Team
SOLO Dinner Meeting
in Saint Albans
SOLO (Supporting Others Like Ourselves)
dinner meeting is Monday, June 16, starting at 5
pm at the Hibachi Buffet in Highgate Commons
Shopping Plaza in Saint Albans Town. This
support group is for those who have experienced
the death of a spouse or partner. Participants
are not counselors, just ordinary people trying
to help or support one another by being upbeat
and positive. This group is casual, relaxed and
friendly, and they are held in a comfortable
setting. Dinners are Dutch treat, and newcomers
are always welcome! If you have never been
to SOLO and are hesitant about coming, bring
a family member or friend with you the first
time. Stephen Cousino of NCSS will be the guest
speaker for the evening. For more information,
call 309-4862.
Keith Turman, of South Hero, has been
appointed to the 2014 Vermont Trapshooting
Association (VTA) team. The VTA team is
composed of individuals who hold the top ten
composite trapshooting scores in the state for
2013. Keith holds the fourth highest composite
average in Vermont for 2013.
At the Empire Grand American Trapshoot
competition in early May in Cicero, New York,
Keith won the Handicap Championship. The
Empire Grand American Trapshoot is conducted
by the New York State Amateur Trapshooting
Association.
Academic Kudos
-SERVICES-
You’re an Overeater?
You’re not Alone!
Coastal Carolina University
More than 1,600 students have made the Spring
2014 Dean’s List for academic achievement at
Coastal Carolina University.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, freshmen
must earn a 3.25 grade point average, and
upperclassmen must earn a 3.5 grade point
average and be enrolled full-time.
Local students include: Mikayla E. Roach from
Saint Albans; Katelyn N. Beaulieu from Milton
and Alexandra L. Berno from Saint Albans.
Try Food Addicts Anonymous
Phone Mtgs.
42 phone meetings every week; AM & PM.
More info: Carol 372-8672
-WANTED-
www.foodaddictsanonymous.org
LARGE enough
to store your car
or small boat!
small enough to
clear your clutter!
s r
r
Route 2,
Alburgh VT
Call today for
sizes & info!
TM
Carl Penske Enterprises
Oil & Gas Systems
Rinnai Water Heaters
Sales & Service
Cash Paid for
Junk Car Removal
372-4819
Excavating, Waterlines, foundations, septic systems,
driveways, roads, retaining walls, lake shore reinforcements,
town water connections.
Mooring Systems, Custom design
for your needs. Installed. Fast Service.
Scuba Diving Service, from mooring placement to ice
vehicle recovery. Zebra Mussels filters installed and services.
Welding, Certified Welder. All materials, Fabricating,
Portable Equipment.
A. H. James Heating LLC
802-796-3730
Trucking, All Materials. Rototilling & Brushhogging
HELP WANTED
•Full & Part Time Servers
•Part Time Yard Work
Call 928-3200
Ask for Mark or Kathy
Have
A
Great
Week!
ISLANDS REALTY INC.
2 Ferry Rd., South Hero: 802.372.5777 4 South Main St., Alburgh: 802.796.3426
SOUTH HERO
NORTH HERO
Affordable housing with fantastic private lot.
This well maintained 1996, 3 BR/2 BA mobile
home sits on 1.50 gorgeous acres with many
mature trees & cedars and has a one car garage. $132,900
GRAND ISLE
ALBURGH
Cozy, hillside, 2 BR year-round cottage w/100’ of
Lakeshore & elevated views of the Lake & Green
Mountains. Open interior design with brick, propane fireplace and Antique Barstow Gas Range.
Lakeside enclosed porch. Basement/garage. Direct lakefront deck. $239,000.
Sited on a peninsula you’ll find this elegant, 3
BR/2.5 BA contemporary home that beams with
natural light all day long. Large open floor plan
makes entertaining a pleasure. The beautifully
landscaped lawn compliments the stunning westerly views from your 172’ of direct lake shore. 60’
of aluminum docks stay. 2 car garage. $579,900.
Directly on Lake Champlain you’ll
find this cute as a button 3 BR cottage with enclosed porch and shared
boat ramp. Seawall. A must see at
$209,000.
Unique two level 2500 sq ft ranch. 1st floor master
suite, open floor plan with kitchen, dining, living,
screen porch with custom storms, wall of windows
overlooking the 375’ lakefront. 2nd level includes full
bath, 3 BR’s overlooking 2.3 acre lawn & gardens.
Renovated kitchen with vista view of lake, custom
cherry cabinets, quartz counter tops. $474,900.
Custom Built, 4 BR/2 BA Contemporary w/ captivating
views of the Lake Champlain & Adirondacks set on 1.5
acres. This property boasts one of the nicest gradual shale
beaches on the Islands! Quality materials throughout! Gas
fireplace, lakeside deck, 2 car garage & more, This house
was designed for entertaining! NOW $785,000.
SWANTON
LINDA TROMBLEY
598-9322
FRANZ ROSENBERGER
777-7646
ALBURGH
CARLA LANGLOIS
363-5758
EVAN POTVIN
999-6277
SOUTH HERO
Come see this 3 BR/2 BA home directly on
Lake Champlain.! Open design interior offers the perfect place to entertain family &
friends. Prime lakefront! It has awe inspiring Lake & Mountain views and is sited on
0.80 acre. $599,900.
ALBURGH
Affordable 3 BR/2 BA doublewide on almost
one acre nicely located at the end of a dead
end road. Town water & sewer. Lake &
mountain view. A must see at only $79,000.
NORTH HERO
Beautifully renovated 3 BR/ 1.5 BA, year round Cottage Inspired Cape w/100 ft of deep, clean & protected lake frontage and shale beach. 0.45 acre with
gorgeous views. Gleaming Oak & Douglas fir floors.
Hearth & propane FP insert. 1 car garage. Easy commute to Burlington. MOTIVATED SELLER! $275,000.
SHARI SWAINBANK
233-6392
TIM TRAPANI
236-1402
www.LakeChamplainRealEstate.com

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