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Featured Properties

The Islander, August 12, 2014 Page 1
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Featured Properties
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Immaculate 2 bdrm, 2 bath home with private beach area and 100’ of broad lake
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Three bedroom, one bath year round cot- Two bedroom, one bath home on large viltage with 93’ direct east facing lake front- lage lot with municipal water and sewer,
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only $79,000
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Beautiful chalet in the country, this 5 bdrm,
3 ba home sits on over 10 acres & shared
ownership of 472’ lake frontage, $249,900
NORTH HERO
ranch,w/large deck & beautiful walk out bsment on over
11 acres w/apprx 100’ direct lake frontage, $349,900
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THE NATIVE
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Experience
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Panoramic Lake Views!
South Hero - 400’ of gradual beach! A Stately Grand Isle - Beautiful contemporary home with 290’ direct
brick farmhouse style home that will delight beachfront! Stunning, panoramic lake & mountain views! Open
you in every way! Offered at $1,165,000
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Price reduced, just under 3400 sq ft of living space
w/7 bedrooms & 5 bathrooms w/139’ of west facing facing broad lake frontage, only $299,900
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Absolutely Stunning Lakefront Home!
Absolutely Delightful Vintage Home!
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) South Hero - built in 1850 has all the charming aspects of New England arsteps from the water! Every detail attended to, built-ins, chitecture! This home is cozy, yet spacious, and close to Burlington. Many
patio and lovely landscaping! Offered at $348,000
updates and walking distance to Lake Champlain. Offered at $332,500
Home in a Beautiful Setting!
Spacious Country Home!
Isle La Motte - Sited directly on 200 feet of Lake Champlain waterfront! South Hero -Convenient Village location! Large kitchen
This home has a great sense of privacy. There are two outbuildings, one with with open dining and living area. Heated workshop & gaa sauna and one with a large barn/workshop/garage! Offered at $330,000 rage, and private, expansive back yard! Offered at $199,000
Vermont Country Farmhouse!
Charming Cottage!
Grand Isle-A Vermont country farmhouse! 4 North Hero - almost 200’ of lakefront on a quiet road!
acres plus or minus. Many updates! Come and New roof, siding, and front porch! Imagine! This
take a look on the inside! Offered at $177,450
could be your summer get-away! Offered at $145,900
Cute Cottage on the Lake!
Build Your Dream Home!
North Hero - This cottage has been in the family for over Grand Isle-Nice Country building lot!
Come enjoy the summer on the lake! Offered at $115,900 tic design completed. Offered at $79,900
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Well, I have been on hiatus of sort for my
editorial dribble. I do kind of miss it. It is my
weekly therapy. Although, it is really my own
fault, as I have been on my own Pee Wee’s
Big Adventure-- yes I am dating myself!
Jules D’s Big Adventure: a year-long project
has been an adventure for sure, sometime
misadventure, fuelled with my will, determination
and stubbornness to keep moving forward. I
government, and yes guys, I did say that I would
not write about it, but guess what, I had to write
about the positive that I had experienced. As
many of you know, I avoid, or at least try to avoid
at all cost, political stuff, but tonight the tables
turned on me, as my heartburn set in, and I sat in
and nerves to the tipping point, as neighbors
were in their second round of deliberations-- it
was my turn. I was pleasantly relieved, in a big
way, that my hearing went so well. Sometimes,
it just takes a little calmness and stopping to ask
the right questions to get the honest answers.
Sometimes, a conversation of understanding
is all it takes. Thanks to the unsung volunteers
of local, small-town government volunteering
your time. It is a tough job that I will avoid with a
contamination suit. I am not one for rules, at all,
but I will respectively accept the need for some.
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.
HISTORICAL FIREARMS PROGRAM
David Graham will present The Development
of Early American Firearms on Tuesday, August
12, at 7 pm, at the yellow one-room Schoolhouse
next to the Hyde Log Cabin and the Grand Isle
Elementary School on Route 2. This program will
be enjoyable to all who are interested guns and
appreciate the beauty of antique weapons.
The Schoolhouse was built in 1814. To
celebrate its 200 years, there will be a special
presentation following the program.
This event is free and handicap-accessible
and sponsored by the Grand Isle Historical
Society; everyone is invited, and there will be
home-baked refreshments.
For more information, contact Fay Chamberlin,
President at 372-8339 or [email protected].
TOWN LIBRARY NEWS
By: Kathy Tulissi, Library Director
372-4797, [email protected]
Don’t forget about our Summer Reading
Events-- be sure to check out our events page
on our Library Blog for details and Fizz Boom
Read!
Tuesday, August 12, Grand Isle Public Library
is pleased to present Amy Stegner, Pharmacist
at Fletcher Allen Health Care, for one night only.
She will be dropping by to discuss the ongoing
importance of prescription drug interactions with
over-the-counter medications. This discussion
will be held at the North Hero Public Library.
NEW BOOKS: Doctor Sleep by Stephen KingStill haunted by his experiences at the Overlook
Hotel, where he spent one year as a child, Dan
Torrence has settled in New Hampshire to try to
escape those and other ghosts of his past. When
he meets Abra Stone, a twelve-year-old girl who
shares Dan’s gift of “shining,” and discovers that
a tribe of traveling paranormals called True Knot
want to steal her power by slowly torturing her to
death, he becomes determined to save the child.
And When She Was Good by Laura LippmanSuburban prostitute Heloise decides to leave
the profession and disappear with her child after
another prostitute is found dead, and must stay
a step ahead of a convicted murderer--and the
father of her child--whose sentence is about to
be overturned.
TRUSTEES MEETING: Trustees meet on the
second Monday of even numbered months at 6
pm, and the public is always welcome to attend.
WEEKLY EVENTS: Storytime is back! Come
listen to a great book at 10 am on Wednesdays.
HOURS: Tuesday- 1 to 8 pm, Wednesday- 9
am to Noon, Thursday- 4 to 8 pm and Saturday9 am to 3 pm.
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It’s truly getting to be back to school time, and
even though I hate to see summer come to an
end, I always get excited about a new school
year and seeing my colleagues and how the
students have changed. Sending good wishes
out to everyone headed back to school, kids
and adults alike. Like I have said many times
already, I still plan on enjoying what we have
left of summer. There are many more sunsets
to view, backyard barbecues to be had, jumps
in the pool, sand in my toes, gardens to weed,
and ahhh, so much more. Don’t forget about the
Alburgh Summerfest this coming Saturday. The
ABC team has been working hard to put together
a day of fun and excitement. Check out the
details below! Have a great week of summer in
the Champlain Islands!
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING AND
INFORMATION
The next meeting of the Alburgh Historical
Society will be on Thursday, August 14, at 7 pm,
at the Alburgh Library. All members, and anyone
interested, are encouraged to attend. Also, the
newly-renovated Alburgh Historical Society
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on Saturday, August 16 from 10 am until 2 pm.
If you haven’t had the chance to go and visit the
Museum, please take the time to do so!
ALBURG GOLF LINKS LADIES LEAGUE
The rain never came for the Alburg Golf Links
Ladies League play on Thursday, August 7. Some
were scared off, so, we were only ten players.
While we were out, Jim, our Pro, decided that he
would drop six randomly chosen holes. Winners
had the lowest net scores on the remaining
twelve. The winners were: (1) Lousie Sauve, (2)
Carol Crothers and Marty Dale (4) Sue Jacques.
Louise Sauve chipped in on the Par 4, 4th hole for
a birdie! We’re having a special “do” on Thursday,
August 14. If you haven’t signed up to play, we’re
sorry, but we won’t be able to accommodate you,
but do come join us on the 21st for a regular 8:30
am shot-gun start. We want to congratulate Sue
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member-guest tournament. Way to go!
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
There will be a Democratic Caucus on
Wednesday, August 13, at 7 pm, at the Alburgh
Public Library. The purpose of the meeting is to
nominate candidates for Justice of the Peace for
the November election. For more information,
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SUMMERFEST IN ALBURGH
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be located at the old Bluegrass Festival sight. It
will be combined with our third annual Antique
Car and Tractor Show. There will be a chicken
barbeque, and lots of other festival foods to
choose from, live bands playing outside, so,
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golf ball tournament, two-legged races, a petting
zoo and so much more! They will be doing a
maple baking contest and a pie-baking contest.
They do require registration. Sign-up sheets
will be at several stores in the area. Also, there
will be lawnmower drag racing which requires
registration. You may sign up ahead of time, or
you can register for the drag races the day of the
event. A DOT approved helmet is required, and
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CHICKEN BARBEQUE
The Alburgh Volunteer Fire Department will be
having a Chicken Barbeque, on Saturday, August
16, starting at Noon, at the Alburgh Summerfest,
located at the old Blue Grass Festival Site. The
menu will include: a half chicken, baked potato,
coleslaw, roll and a bottle of water for $9. We
hope to see you there!
PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS
By: Gina Lewis, Library Director
NEW BOOKS: New books this week on
the shelf are Close Your Eyes, Hold Hands by
Chris Bohjalian, The BeeKeeper’s Ball by Susan
Wiggs, The Hurricane Sisters by Dorthea Benton
Frank and The Lost Island by Douglas Preston.
[\]" \^_`_ the movie Grand Budapest Hotel, 2014.
FOR THE KIDS: Story Time is every Tuesday
morning at 10:30 am. Bring your child to listen to
a story, do crafts and have snacks. This program
is recommended for preschool age children.
HANDCRAFTERS MEET: From knitting
to needlework, all handcrafters are welcome!
Come enjoy a quiet, laidback environment with
a wonderful group of individuals to work on
your latest project. Handcrafters will meet every
Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 pm.
The library is located at 16 South Main Street
in Alburgh Village, and it is open six days a week:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from
1 to 6 pm, Tuesday- 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday10 am to 1 pm.
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ONLINE PAYMENT OPTION
The Village of Rouses Point Treasurer Arsene
Letourneau announces the Village now offers
online eCheck, credit card: VISA, MasterCard
and Discover, and debit card payments through
xpress-pay.com as a convenience for its
customers for the following types of bills: utility
bills- electric, water and sewer; property taxes;
Civic Center bills, building and demolition
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is a small convenience fee: 2.8% plus $.28 for
credit card payments and $2.50 for eCheck
payments, which is shown prior to the entry of
payment information. No account is required
for use, and sensitive information is safe and
secure.
Current eBill utility customers will continue to
view/pay their eBills as usual, or you can pay at
xpress-pay.com. The Village continues to urge
its utility customers to go green, and sign up for
eBills. Links to xpress-pay.com and eBills are
located at the homepage of the Village website
at www.rousespointny.com.
VILLAGE OF CHAMPLAIN GAZEBO
DEDICATION CEREMONY
The public is invited to attend the Village of
Champlain Gazebo Dedication Ceremony on
Saturday, August 16, at 10 am, at the Paquette
Park on River Street.
The beautiful gazebo has been donated by Dr.
Celine Racine Paquette, and will be dedicated to
all of our brave service members from Champlain,
who have served and are currently serving our
country. Community members, veterans and
their families are all welcome. Refreshments will
be served.
SUMMER 2014 CONCERT SERIES
The Rouses Point Samuel de Champlain
Center Stage will feature The Rustic Rider, a folk
music group on Thursday, August 14 at 6:30 pm.
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Compass Rose, formerly Back Porch Band,
a country folk group, will perform on Thursday,
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Bring your chairs or blankets and enjoy
an evening of music with family, friends and
neighbors. All programs are free and open to
the public. Refreshments will be available. For
more information, contact Steve Merchant at
297-2954 or www.rousespointny.com or on their
Facebook page.
NORTHERN TIER VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL
A community Vacation Bible School will be
held at Three Steeples United Methodist Church
on 491 Route 11 in Champlain on Tuesday,
August 19 and Wednesday, August 20 from
9 to 11:30 am. All children ages four through
grade 6 are invited to attend, and older youth
are welcome as helpers. The program will
continue over the Christmas break with a second
session scheduled for December 29, 30 and 31
from 9 to 11:30 am. Even if you can’t attend
both the summer and winter sessions, you are
encouraged to join when you can.
At Weird Animals Vacation Bible School, kids
will discover that Jesus’ love is one-of-a-kind.
Science fun, team-building games, Bible songs
and treats will be some of the fun activities.
This is an ecumenical program with Christ and
Saint John’s Episcopal Christ and Rouses Point
Presbyterian Church.
To pre-register or for more information,
contact Pam Harrington at 298-5300.
WALKING TOUR OF THE OLD BASE
Clinton County Historical Association (CCHA)
is hosting a walking tour of the Old Base on
Saturday, August 16
and Saturday, August,
23 from 11 am to 2 pm.
You are invited to
join City of Plattsburgh
Historian, John Krueger
for the tour beginning
at the CCHA Museum.
Participants are asked
to either call ahead to
register, or sign up at the
Museum the day of the
tour. The cost is $5 per
person, with children or
members being free.
ROUSES POINTCHAMPLAIN
HISTORICAL
MEETING
The Rouses PointChamplain
Historical
Society will hold their
Island Industrial Park, 4 Island Circle
Grand Isle, Vermont
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monthly meeting on Tuesday, August 19, at 6:30
pm, at the Rouses Point History and Welcome
Center at 88 Pratt Street. Please note the change
to Tuesday from Wednesday for this month only.
Please stop by the Center from 11 am to 2 pm
on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday to visit the
interesting railroad display. Volunteers will be on
hand to greet you and enjoy hearing the many
stories that are part of the history of our village.
All meetings are open to the public, and new
members are always welcome.
FREE MOVIE
The Plattsburgh Public Library will be hosting
a free showing of The Muppets Most Wanted on
Saturday, August 16 at 2:30 pm. The movie is
rated PG and is free.
POETRY SERIES AT PAQUETTE PARK
On Thursday, August 21, at 6:30 pm, the
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new gazebo. If you would like to read a short
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CVAC NCCS TENNIS ALL-STARS
Congratulations to the Northeastern Clinton
boys’ tennis teams who won 14-0 games to
win the Champlain Valley Athletic Conference
championship. Peru girls’ tennis team won as
well with a record of 14-0.
Northeastern Clinton Tennis Coach Dan
Gallagher was named the boys’ Coach of the
Year. This was his 6th season as tennis coach.
NCCS Cougars and Plattsburgh High School
teams received the team sportsmanship award.
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was Ryan Marks. Ryan is a senior, and led the
Cougars to an undefeated season. He recorded
a 6-0 regular season and earned the distinction
of Section VII singles champion.
No. 1 Doubles team was Adam Khater and
Brendan Boutin who have a combined seven
years of experience and went on to be undefeated
during the season with losing only one set.
No. 2 Doubles Austin Tetreault and Devin
McManus won 6-0 of their matches to help the
championship cause of the team.
No. 2 Singles was Troy Tetreault who
completed his season with a 4-1 record.
The girls No. 2 doubles team of Sarah Babbie
and Ashley Boire had a 7-1 season.
70TH ANNIVERSARY
Happy Anniversary to Leon and Viola LaMere
on the occasion of their 70th wedding anniversary.
Bishop Terry LaValley celebrated this milestone
with the LaMere’s with a Mass at Saint Joseph’s
Church in Mooers. Leon and Viola, nee West,
were married at Holy Angels Church in Altona on
June 28, 1944 by Father Alfred Boulerice.
HOME TOWN CABLE
Home Town Cable (24) is the viewersupported, local, cable-TV/internet channel for
the communities of Altona, Champlain, Chazy,
Ellenburg, Mooers and Rouses Point. Daily
four-hour programming starts play at 11, 3 and
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Open 9am - 6pm Daily
90 Poor Farm Rd., Alburgh
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7, am and pm, except Wednesday’s three-hour
program, which is shown at 11, 2, 5 and 8, am and
pm. Programming is also available as free videoon-demand at www.hometowncablenetwork.
com and www.plattsburgh.com. Presently, over
9,500 videos are available for free online viewing
on-demand.
Wednesday, August 13- Tom Tregan Farewell,
CCRS Alumni Banquet; Thursday and Friday,
August 14 and 15- NAC High School Graduation,
Frozen Sunshine and Glass Onion, Chazy Town
Board Meeting; Saturday and Sunday, August
16 and 17- Talking Business with Joey Trombley
at the Lake View Pub and Grille, Chazy Old
Home Day Crowning of the King and Queen,
Our Little Corner with Gordie Little at the 2014
Relay for Life, What’s Going on Here with Bob
Venne; Monday and Tuesday, August 18 and 19The Gem Tones’ 50-Year Reunion, Champlain
Village Board Meeting.
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Fete De Danse coming to the Plattsburgh
Strand Theatre this past week brought back a lot
of memories of the Fete De Danse performances
that began in Rouses Point in 2004.
Jason Andrew and featured Gleich Dances
Contemporary Ballet of London and New York
City produced the summer dance concert. Also
featured were MADBoots Dance Company of
New York and Racoco Productions also of New
York.
It was wonderful seeing Jason and Julie
perform once again.
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SCHOOL PACKETS ARE READY
New School Year Registration/Information
Packets are ready to be picked up at Folsom
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Come by, say “Hi”, and check out the building
renovation in progress! School starts Wednesday,
August 27.
LOCAL MOTION NEWS
Ride the Bike Ferry! Volunteer to help out!
The ferry is now running daily, 10 am to 6 pm,
Thursdays until 9 pm. Come out and see the
new wave attenuating dock and ride the sixteenpassenger ferry. Day passes for adults are $8,
$6 for members, youth $5, $4 for members, age
six and under free; a Season Pass is only $40
for adults and $25 for youth. They also need
volunteers each day. Contact Tom Cohen, at
[email protected], or go to their website
and click “volunteer”, and sign up for a time slot.
TOWN HEARING
The South Hero Zoning Board of Adjustment
and Planning Commission will hold a Public
Hearing at 7 pm, on Wednesday September
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APPLE ISLAND GOLF LEAGUE
On a beautiful sunny day last week, the ladies
hit the links. Winners of the day go to: Anne
Newman, Carolyn Antone, Gisele Lizewski, and
Donna Collette. Closest to the pin went to Anne
Newman at 4’4”.
The men were right back at it on a great
summer day. Winners of the day go to Steve
Marsden, Ray Yandow, Paul Duffy, and Dave
Villemare at 5 under. Closest to the Pin went to
Pete Murphy at 8’6”.
KID’S DAY AT THE FARMERS’ MARKET
The next Kids’ Days at the Farmer’s Market will
be held on September 13. All kids are welcome,
and it is free to participate! If you would like to
learn more, or sign up, please contact Denise
Boutin at 372-3291.
UPCOMING HISTORICAL SOCIETY
PROGRAMS
September 5, at 7 pm at Folsom, the SHHS
presents a program on Iodine Springs Restaurant
from 1930s to 1970s, run by Edna and Noel
Viens. Sons Larry and Rob who grew up there
will have stories of where the spring was, where
they used to play, plus where it is today! The
story of the original Fried Chicken recipe will be
revealed by Edna herself.
October 3, 7 pm at Folsom, come to the
SHHS Second Annual Meeting. The nominating
committee will nominate members for vice
president and secretary. Please let us know if you
would like to be on the nominating committee.
We will also have a program on the Five Original
South Hero One-Room Schoolhouses by Charlie
Farrell.
BENEFIT GARAGE SALE
Friday, August 15 and Saturday, August 16,
stop in at Camp Skyland, 9 am to 2 pm, and
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Rutland Regional Medical Center which supports
patient assistance services to families facing
transplants and adds potential donors to their
registry. One of the regular Skyland campers,
Jaime Constantine, who is battling Chronic
Lymphocytic Leukemia, is at camp this summer
thanks to a stem cell donor. Because of Jaime’s
journey and his family’s long history with Camp
Skyland, the owner’s, Jack and Priscilla Arnold,
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TRY-ATHLON
Save the date: Sunday, August 24 will feature
the annual South Hero Recreation Commission
Try-athlon. Registration will be at 10 am, with the
race beginning at 10:30. There will be two age
categories: children under seven and children
age seven to eleven. Snacks, drinks and t-shirts
will be provided. Come, swim, bike and run for
fun!
LIBRARY NEWS
By: Carolyn Brennan, Librarian
SUMMER HOURS: Sunday and MondayClosed; Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday9 am to 2 pm; Wednesdays- 11 am to 8 pm.
LIBRARY SURVEY: Help us serve you better!
We are conducting a usage survey available
in hard copy at the library and online at www.
surveymonkey.com/s/7yqbllm.
END-OF-SUMMER READING PARTY: On
Friday, August 15, at 10 am, Mike and the Big
Blue Trunk will be here for our End-of-Summer
Reading Party, ice-cream and lemonade too.
Not a summer reader? No problem! This event
is all ages, open to the public and tons of fun.
ADULT PROGRAMS: Wednesday, August
27, at 6:30 pm, Local Motion will offer Bike
Commuting 101 with instructor Peter Burns.
He will have expert advice and practical tips
for incorporating bicycle commuting into any
lifestyle.
NEW ON DVD: The Monuments Men, Her,
The Grand Budapest Hotel, House of Cards
Seasons 1 and 2, Homeland Season 2, Starbuck,
The Wolf of Wall Street, Ernest and Celestine
BOOK SALE ENDS AUGUST 16: We still
have tons of high-quality books for sale, but the
sale will end soon! Hard-covers are only 50 cents
and paperbacks: 25 cents; all sales support
Library programs.
TRUSTEES MEETING: The Library Board
of Trustees Meeting is held on the second
Wednesday of every month at 4 pm, and it is
open to the public. The August meeting has
been moved to August 20.
South Hero Community Library is located
at 75 South Street inside Folsom Educational
and Community Center. Please stop by, email
[email protected], call 372-6209, or
visit us online at www.southherolibrary.org for
more information.
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To the Editor:
I am writing
to urge voters to
choose experience
over smear tactics
in
this
year’s
primary election for
Grand Isle State’s
Attorney. Re-elect
David Miller to this
position because
we need someone
will have the experience, and guts, to uphold
our legal system and protect us from the worst
crimes.
My husband, who is an attorney, also supports
Miller because “he is the toughest litigator I’ve
ever faced.” Miller combines this toughness with
decades of experience that guide him when
compassion may be in order. Sometimes it’s best
for everyone if a case is dismissed. But when it
comes to being tough, Miller has the experience
to recognize when a case should go to trial.
We live in what appears to be a peaceful
community with little or no crime other than
DUIs. But at times, fate steps in, and we are
embroiled in nationally-covered crimes that
make today’s true crime TV shows pale. Early
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arson case that rocked our community, followed
quickly by a mother drowning her son in Lake
Champlain. Once in a lifetime cases? Yes. But
we were lucky. We had a tough litigator on our
side prepared for the very worst that could be
thrown at him.
I question whether his opponent, with perhaps
two years of experience in practicing law, would
have been up to such a challenge. He barely
meets the requirements for Staff Attorney I,
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bureaucratic human resources tables, but in real
life. There is a reason they call it the “practice” of
law. We need a man like David Miller to be our
litigator against crime. Re-elect experience. Reelect David Miller for Grand Isle State’s Attorney.
Sincerely,
Mary Senior Harwood
South Hero
To the Editor:
When I went to the North Hero Court House
forum of the candidates for State Attorney
of Grand Isle County, I was not sure which
candidate I preferred. Both candidates struck me
as competent lawyers willing to do an important
job. But my preference became clear when
responses were made to the question: “What is
the toughest part of the State Attorney’s job?”
Mr. Miller addressed the complicated
procedural issues state attorneys must handle,
but he didn’t make it clear to me why that would
be the toughest part of the job. Mr. DiSabito said
that the toughest part of the job comes when
working with victims. He noted that some victims
want to “throw the book” at the accused while
other victims have a certain reluctance when it
bringing a neighbor or relative to justice. (Cases
of rape and/or incest come to mind as examples
of situations where victims might hesitate to
come forth.)
I was impressed that Mr. DiSabito recognized
that being fair to both victims and alleged criminals
can be tough, and I saw in him a willingness to
go the extra mile should he become the Grand
Isle County State Attorney. I will vote for Doug
DiSabito even as I thank David Miller for his
years of public service.
Bart Wilcox,
North Hero
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To the Editor,
Mr. DiSabito is asking us to elect him and make him
responsible for deciding when criminal charges are
brought. I attended the State’s Attorney candidate
forum last Tuesday and was utterly appalled when
Doug DiSabito accused David Miller and David
Carter of corruption.
Mr. Miller and Mr. Carter are upstanding citizens
in our community and Mr. DiSabito threw out
a baseless accusation that there was a Quid Pro
Quo dismissal of criminal charges for one of Mr.
Carter’s clients. The accusation shows a deep lack
of judgment, respect, maturity, and propriety. If
he is willing to besmirch the reputations of two
people like Mr. Carter and Mr. Miller based on zero
evidence, he has no business judging what criminal
indictments are brought to bear.
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Four years ago I served as a juror in Grand Isle
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of our State’s Attorney, David Miller. His presence
immediately assured me that justice would be
served. I listened carefully to the details of the
case and arrived at my decision, that “beyond a
shadow of doubt”, I was prepared to render my
decision. David’s respect and passion for the law,
his understanding of the actions of criminals and
the vulnerability of victims was crystal clear. I
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dedicated, experienced lawyer demonstrate the true
nature of our legal system. No piece of evidence
was missing, the case was concluded. The judicial
system in Grand Isle County was to be honored.
Four years later, Mr. Miller enters into a primary
election for the position he deserves. He is not a
politician, he does not develop policy, but his strength
and gift to us is his solemn vow to carry out the law on
our behalf. In the upcoming primary, David Miller’s
name will be printed on the Democrat ballot, while
Republicans must “write in” David Miller’s name.
Be sure to vote for experience on Primary Election
Day; vote for David Miller.
As a friend of Mr. Miller’s, don’t let me confuse
you. We are not family members, but share the
common bond that David is our best choice for
State’s Attorney!
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ERIC R. SAXON
Eric R. Saxon,
48, South Hero,
died Wednesday
evening, August 6,
2014 at the FAHC
in Burlington due
to a sudden heart
attack. Eric was
born on December
29,
1965
in
Hempstead, New
York, the son of
Irwin “Gene” and
Edith (Bischoff)
Saxon.
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as a Plumber.
He is survived by his son Kelly Saxon of
Lincoln, Nebraska, his mother Edith Saxon of South
Hero, girlfriend Lisa Alexander, his brothers and
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nephews and beloved dog Ruby. He was predeceased
by his father Gene in 1982.
A Funeral Service will be held on Thursday,
August 14, 2014, at Noon, in the Cornerstone
Community Church on Bombardier Road in Milton.
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may be made to either the Cornerstone Community
Church, 26 Bombardier Road, Milton, VT 05468 or
to Camp Ta-Kum-Ta, 77 Sunset View Road, South
Hero, VT 05486.
Visiting hours will be held on Tuesday, August
12, 2014, from 4 to 7 pm, in the Minor Funeral and
Cremation Center in Milton.
Online condolences may be made to www.
minorfh.com
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will be greatly missed.
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to sons Paul, 28, Eian, 26, Kevin, 22, and Ryan, 8.
He will also be greatly missed by his nephew Will
and their sons Liam and Alec, the Seredio family,
Dorothy Keddie, his co workers and many friends in
both Montreal and Vermont. He will be remembered
for his kind and generous heart, his welcoming
hospitality, and his fun loving sense of humor: his
spirit!
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William Scully and Richard Stuart Scully and his
parents, Dorothy and Vincent.
The family welcomes donations payable to La
Fondation Sante Haut-Richelieu-Rouville and the
Isle La Motte Preservation Trust, 3849 West Shore
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will be dearly missed.
MICHAEL P. SMITH
Michael P. Smith, 66, North Hero, died peacefully
Monday evening, August 4, 2014 at the Fletcher
Allen Health Care in Burlington, with his loving
family by his side.
Michael was born
on August 5, 1947 in
Hardwick.
He graduated from
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School in 1965 and went
to work at IBM, for the
next 38 years, before
becoming a Park Ranger
for the State of Vermont,
Department of Parks
and Recreation. He presently was assigned to the
Knight’s Point State Park.
Mike loved the
outdoors and was
an avid hunter
all his life. He
treasured his time
in the woods and
hunted all over
Vermont, Maine,
Pennsylvania
and Canada with
his best friend
Kenny
Arms.
His camp in
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northeast
kingdom
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Vermont,
next
door to his friend Bob Dragon, was his favorite spot,
and “heartbreak ridge” was paradise for him. Mike
was also a dog lover, and his puppies Sophie, Tank,
Sam and Ollie, he raised with his partner Sue, were
very dear to him.
Mike followed his love of the outdoors by becoming
a Vermont State Park Ranger after his retirement from
IBM in 2003 and spent 11 years as a Park Ranger at
Lake Carmi, Molly Stark and Knight’s Point State
Park. He also spent several winters tending the ski
lifts at Okemo. Another passion of Mike’s was his
vehicles. From his Chevelle 396 Super Sport, MGB,
and Corvette to his numerous trucks, motorcycles
and four-wheelers, and his current Chevy antique
truck, if it had an engine, Mike loved it!
Special thanks to Dr. Ades, Barb Segal and
the nurses on Shepardson 4. Also, thanks to Rob
Peterson and the entire staff at Knight’s Point State
Park. Mike loved his job and considered the crew at
the park as “family”.
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Grand Isle, grandchildren Olivia, Landon, Isabella,
Ireland and Cole, his sister Linda McGettrick and
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and their children Max and Olive as well as several
aunts, uncles and cousins. He is also survived by his
partner Sue Erbe and their puppies Sam and Ollie of
New Boston, New Hampshire, and hunting buddy
and best friend Kenny Arms and his wife Ginger of
Essex. He also leaves his friends and associates at
Knight’s Point State Park. Mike was predeceased by
his parents George and Fran Smith of South Hero.
At Mike’s request, there will not be any services
at this time.
Donations in Mike’s memory may be made to
the Franklin County Humane Society, 30 Sunset
Meadows, Saint Albans, VT. 05478.
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Wednesday,
August
13Economic
Development Commission at 8 am; Thursday,
August 14- Recreation Commission at 6 pm;
Thursday, August 14 and 28- Development
Review Board at 7 pm; Monday, August 18Selectboard Meeting at 6 pm; Tuesday, August
19- Planning Commission at 7 pm.
FROM THE MANAGER’S DESK
The Town is working on two sidewalk
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between Hobbs Road and Railroad Street,
and the second is a portion of Cherry Street to
Railroad Street. The Town is experiencing delays
in the review by VTrans for the McMullen Street
sidewalk project. We continue to push VTrans
to complete their review so we can construct
the project this fall. The Town has had an initial
meeting with railroad staff to start the design
of the Cherry Street connection. An additional
crossing will likely have to be added for the
sidewalk. Some alignment work with Cherry
Street may also be needed.
ACTIVITES FAIR
Save the date! The eighth annual Milton
Activities Fair is set for Tuesday, September 9
from 6 to 8 pm.
NIGHT LIGHTS DINNER AND GOLF
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local, over-21 event featuring live music by Nobby
Reed Project, great food from One Federal and
Glow-in-the-Dark Golf. This is a great opportunity
to meet local business owners, neighbors and
future friends! No need to travel to B’ton or Saint
A to listen to music, have a drink and a delicious
meal. Just come out to Arrowhead Golf Course,
350 Murray Avenue in Milton, to have fun and
support a wonderful organization. All proceeds
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when the fun kicks off at 5:30 pm with cocktails
and hor d’oeuvres, followed by dinner at 7. The
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and silent auction with dozens of wonderful
items donated by local merchants and artisans.
At 9, the golfers will tee off with glow-in-the-dark
golf balls on the lighted greens, for a truly unique
game. For those who don’t wish to golf, the
music will continue until 10:30. Dinner and golf is
$200 for at team of four or $60 per person; Golf
only is $40 per person and dinner is only $35
per person. Tickets can be purchased via www.
miltonfamilycenter.org.
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT THANK YOU
Tony Moulton writes on behalf of the Milton
Community Youth Coalition, Milton Police
Department, and Town of Milton: Thank you to
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storm, we had over 400 attendees and raised
almost $500 for next year’s event.
A huge, special thank you to our volunteers.
Without people like you, this event would not
be possible. Your hard work and dedication to a
healthy community is truly inspiring. Thank you,
sincerely, for all you do, both for the community
and our kids. See you next year!
MILTON ARTISTS’ GUILD AT BTV
Many of the artists of the Milton Artists’ Guild
are participating in a group show at the Burlington
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FUNDRAISER FOR LYME DISEASE
A Vendor and Quarter Auction for Lyme
Disease will be held on Sunday, August 17 at
the Arrowhead Milton Eagles Club at 42 Centre
Street from 1 to 4:30 pm. Vermont has the second
highest rate of Lyme disease in the country,
according to the federal Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention. The rate of infection
in Vermont is nearly ten times the national
average for the illness, the most common tickborne disease. If Lyme disease is not detected
early, the infections can lead to more serious
problems which affect the heart as well as the
nervous system. This fundraiser is for Carly
Buswell, a 22-year old Milton resident with Stage
3 Lyme disease. It will help her with medications
and doctor bills the insurance does not cover.
\ Q fundraiser and a home party! Local direct sales
vendors will be auctioning off new items for only
one to six quarters per bid. You can win items
up to $100 for very little. It is a fun afternoon, so,
be prepared to get addicted! You’ll want to come
every month! There will be food and a cash bar
and extra donated items by local businesses to
be auctioned off.
SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT SERIES
Join us at the Milton Outdoor Performance
Center in lovely Bombardier Park for a different
performance Wednesday evening! Performances
are from 7 pm to Dusk, and they are free and
open to community members of all ages, so,
bring your lawn chair or blanket, relax and enjoy
the show! Tuesday, August 19’s performers will
be the Milton Community Band.
PLEASE HELP THE FOOD SHELF
The Milton Food Shelf needs your help.
Hunger is on the rise in Vermont. According to
Over the last six months, we’ve seen a dramatic
increase in the number of families seeking food
assistance from The Milton Family Community
Center’s food shelf. A year ago, we served an
average of 80 families a month. The last few
months have seen that number swell to over
125. The families we serve live in Milton and
our neighboring communities of Colchester,
Winooski, Georgia, Fairfax, Essex and Westford.
The MFCC food shelf is stocked solely by
community donations, and we are in desperate
need of help. Our shelves are nearly empty.
We cannot provide a family with even the bare
necessities for three to four meals. We are asking
the greater Milton community to help us stock
our shelves with non-perishables. Donations can
be left in the food shelf bin at Milton’s Hannaford
Market or brought to the Center during business
hours. Thank you. If you or your organization
would like to sponsor a food drive, contact Cheryl
Alwine at [email protected].
MILTON PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTES
EVENTS: Picking, Fermenting & Preserving
Your Garden Produce will be presented at the
Milton Public Library on Tuesday, August 19 at
6:30 pm. Come learn how to preserve the fruits
of your labor so you can enjoy your produce all
winter long! This discussion is free to the public,
but sign-up is required; to register, call 893-4644.
MAGAZINES ONLINE: The Milton Public
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variety of interests. Available magazines are:
Parents, US Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Martha
Stewart Living, Popular Science, PC World,
Men’s Health, Popular Mechanics, Family
Handyman, Discover, Marie Claire, Seventeen,
Ski Magazine, Thrasher, Snowboarder.
BONE MARROW REGISTRY: A few cheek
swabs is all it takes to register for the national
bone marrow registry. Free testing will take place
at the Milton Public Library on Saturday, August
16 from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm. To join the registry,
you need to be between 18 and 44 and in good
general health.
CHESS CLUB LEADER NEEDED: The
Library is looking for an adult volunteer to run our
Chess Club beginning in the Fall. Chess Club
usually meets every third Monday of the month
from 6:30 until 8 pm and is for ages six to twelve.
If you or someone you know may be interested,
please contact the library at 893-4644. Thank
you!
FOR ADULTS AT THE LIBRARY: The adult
book group will meet on a different week for
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August 14. The featured book is Wild by
Cheryl Strayed. Come for wonderful food and
conversations.
Our adult Summer Reading Program this year
is called Literary Elements. For every book you
read between now and the end of August, enter
your name into a drawing to win two $25 gift
cards to Amazon and the grand prize in August:
a Kindle Fire! Also, remember the weekly Bridge
Club meets every Wednesday, from 1 to 3 pm,
for friendly games, and all levels are welcome,
including beginners.
GROOVY LUNCH BUNCH
Milton’s seniors enjoy meals at the Arrowhead
Senior Citizens’ Center twice a week; there are
no longer meals here at the Center on Mondays,
as the attendance has been so low.
On Friday, August 15, we will serve
chicken fricassee, egg noodles, cucumber dill
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there will be hot dogs, hot baked beans, coleslaw,
hot dog roll and chocolate raspberry cake with
topping. On that day, Pat Silsky from CVAA will
be here to discuss Senior Issues. On Friday,
August 22: roast pork with gravy, broccoli and
cheese potatoes, summer vegetables, wheat roll
and applesauce with cinnamon.
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.
Meal-site Coordinator is Karen Fitzgerald.
ANTIQUE CAR SHOW
The thirteenth annual Car Show will be held
at the Dragstrip again this year on August 16.
Please come join us to raise money for the
Children’s Hospital of Vermont. They have our
own Facebook page: Milton Area Car Show-check it out for pictures of past years!
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING
There will be a special Historical Society
Meeting on Wednesday, August 13, starting at
6 pm, in the Yohe Conservation Barn. It will be
short and will start with welcoming everyone and
a report from the secretary of the July 1, 2014
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ILMCO MEETING
The Isle La Motte Community Organization
(ILMCO) will meet on Saturday, August 17,
starting at 9 am, at the Isle La Motte Elementary
School. The main business will be the planning
of the Localvore Dinner for Isle La Motte’s Teddy
Roosevelt Day which falls each year on the third
Saturday of September. This year the festival day
will be on September 20. All are cordially invited
all ILMCO Meetings whose mission is to serve
the entire community with projects and services.
THANK YOU
The Isle La Motte Volunteer Fire Company
would like to publicly express their gratitude to the
following for their time, support and generosity
that they put into the new Firehouse sign:
Bonneville Construction, Noble Construction,
Ray Rowe and Mike Koss for painting, and a
special thanks to Art and Barb Larvey and Kathi
Craig who spear-headed the project.
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Vermont Proposed Rule: 14E06
AGENCY: Dept. for Children and Families (DCF)
CONCISE SUMMARY: Section E. 321.1 (c) of Act No. 179 of 2014
directs the Department to “implement the eligibility system for emergency
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rule is adopted. This rule maintains the eligibility criteria for vulnerable
populations in need of emergency housing established in General
Assistance rule 2652.3: categorical eligibility for individuals 65 years of
age or older, supplemental security income or social security disability
insurance recipients, children six years of age or younger, and pregnant
individuals in the third trimester, along with a point system for noncategorically eligible applicants. This rule also includes the requirement
from a 2014 amendment to 33 V.S.A. § 2103 that General Assistance
applicants shall furnish no more than 30 percent of their income toward
the cost of temporary housing.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Heidi Moreau, Policy
Analyst, Department for
Children and Families 103 South Main Street, Waterbury, VT 056711201 Tel: 802-595-9639 Fax: 802-769-2186 Email: heidi.moreau@state.
vt.us URL: http://dcf.vermont.gov/esd/rules.
FOR COPIES: Afsar Sultana, Department for Children and Families,
Economic Services Division 103 South Main Street, Waterbury VT
05671-1201 Tel: 802-769-6279 Fax: 802-769-2186 Email: afsar.sultana@
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Legal
Notices
GRAND ISLE SUPERVISORY UNION
Notice to Parents and Guardians of Students
within Grand Isle County
Parents and Guardians of students who have
school choice because of legal residency within
Grand Isle County. The Grand Isle Supervisory
Union (GISU) and local school boards are working
together to monitor and track student enrollment
with students who are tuitioned to receiving high
school and middle schools. Our goal is to prepare
a school budget that is as accurate as possible for
the March 2015 school budget vote. The Grand
Isle Supervisory Union is also collaborating with
the receiving high school and middle schools. The
Grand Isle Supervisory Union encourages any
parent or guardian to contact Beth HemingwayDirector of Student Support Services with any
changes regarding your student(s) enrollment status
at their school of choice. This information is used
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annual tuition costs and this information will help
determine the number of students and the actual
costs at receiving high school and middle schools
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or middle school in the 2013-2014 no call is needed
at this time. If your student(s) have transferred
from one school to another school please contact
the GISU. If you have recently moved to Grand Isle
County and will be enrolling children in a receiving
high school or middle school please contact the
GISU. If have been home-schooling your children
and have decided to enroll them in a public school
outside the local school district please contact the
GISU.
Thank you for communicating student enrollment
information to us ahead of time. Also, if you ever
have any questions or concerns regarding middle
school or secondary enrollment do not hesitate to
contact the Grand Isle Supervisory Union and speak
with Beth Hemingway- Director of Student Support
Services or Robert Phillips-Superintendent of
Schools at 372-6921.
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George Nelson, Designated Person
5038 US 2
North Hero, VT 05474
Phone: 802-372-6921
The Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response
Act (40 CFR 763.93 (g) [4] requires that written
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AHERA Designated Person
Medicaid Covered Services - 7702 Telemonitoring.
Vermont Proposed Rule: 14P033
AGENCY: Agency of Human Services, Department of Vermont Health
Access.
CONCISE SUMMARY: The proposed rule is necessary to implement
changes to coverage for Medicaid, in compliance with Act 153 passed
during the 2013-2014 Legislative session. Pursuant to Act 153, this
rule provides coverage for home telemonitoring services to Medicaid
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT: Lindsay Parker, Health
Program Administrator
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312 Hurricane Lane, Williston, VT 05495 Tel: 802-879-5639 Fax: 802879-8224 Email: [email protected] URL: http://humanservices.
vermont.gov/on-line-rules/dvha.
FOR COPIES: Selina Hickman, Director of Policy, Agency of Human
Services, Department of Vermont Health Access 312 Hurricane Lane,
Williston, VT 05495 Tel: 802-879-5939 Fax: 802-879-8224 Email: selina.
[email protected].
Medicaid Covered Services - 7502 Prescribed Drugs
Vermont Proposed Rule: 14P034
AGENCY: Agency of Human Services, Department of Vermont Health
Access.
CONCISE SUMMARY: The proposed rule is necessary to implement
changes to the administrative process for Medicaid, in compliance with
Act 195 passed during the 2013-2014 Legislative session. Pursuant to
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VDH will ensure alignment between each Department’s rules.
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312 Hurricane Lane, Williston, VT 05495 Tel: 802-879-5639 Fax: 802879-8224 Email: [email protected] URL: http://humanservices.
vermont.gov/on-line-rules/dvha.
FOR COPIES: Selina Hickman, Director of Policy, Agency of Human
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Williston, VT 05495 Tel: 802-879-5939 Fax: 802-879-8224 Email: selina.
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MUSIC IN THE PARK
Music in the Park keeps on playing: Larry
Brett’s Jukebox will play on Tuesday, August 12!
Bring a blanket, a picnic and enjoy a live
concert under the tent, rain or shine. Concerts
start at 6:30 pm. Tickets are $5 for adults,
children twelve and under: free, and they include
access to the beach and picnic area before the
concerts start. In case you don’t have the time
or inclination to pack your own picnic, food and
beverages will also be available for purchase
from several vendors.
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TAKE A SEAT IN THE ISLANDS AUCTION
On Friday, August 15, all of the beautiful Take
A Seat in the Islands benches will be sold at a
live auction at the North Hero Community Hall.
The auction is free, but registration is required
in order to bid on a bench. There will be a
cash bar and hors d’oeuvres provided by Tasty
Persuasions. Doors open at 6:30 pm for viewing,
and the auction will begin at 7.
SONATA HEROES IN NORTH HERO
On Saturday, August 16, talented pianist
Yang Bao and violinist InMoYang will perform
their concert entitled Sonata Heroes highlighting
works by Schubert, Mozart, and Beethoven. The
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provide inspiration to young musicians.
Children under fourteen, who are accompanied
by an adult, get free admission, but tickets are
limited. You can reserve yours locally, in advance
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more information, visit islandarts.org.
ICAR CAR SHOW AND FLEA MARKET
The third annual Automobiles at Knight Point
State Park will take place on Saturday, August
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things you have stored in your garage for old
cars”. There will be prizes for the winning cars
in the following categories: oldest car, newest
car, American car, non-American car, British car,
truck, motorcycle and work in progress.
There is still time to register a car for the show
or reserve vendor space for the Flea Market. To
register your car or for vendor space, call the
Lake Champlain Islands Economic Development
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in advance, $15 on the day of the event. All cars
extinguisher.
Want to be a spectator judge? Admission is
only $5 per adult, kids under twelve are free, and
your ticket includes park admission.
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].
LIBRARY NEWS
By: Judy Poquette, Librarian
HOURS: Open on Tuesday from 2 to 7 pm,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday- 9 am to 2
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three grand prizes, and Hero’s Welcome has
offered a free ice cream cone to everyone who
signed up in June and returns the reading list.
You need our coupon for that, so, don’t miss out.
SPECIAL PROGRAM, SPECIAL HOURS:
The Library will be closing early on Tuesday,
August 12: at 6 pm, to co-host a program
with Grand Isle Library. Come to North Hero
Library and meet Pharmacist Amy Stegner from
Fletcher Allen Health Care. Amy will discuss the
importance of prescription drug interactions with
common over-the- counter medications.
STORYTIME: Summer Storytime, for ages
three and up, is on Thursdays at 9:30 am.
BOOK DSCUSSION: Our last book in our
summer book discussion is Blood of the Prodigal,
which will be featured on Thursday, August 21
starting at 7 pm.
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 and in the library.
NEW BOOKS: Adults- The Boys in the Boat
by Daniel Brown, The Lost Island by Douglas
Preston, The Hundred-Year House by Rebecca
Makkai, The Mocking Bird Next Door by Marja
Mills; Kids- Better Nate Than Ever by Tim Federle,
The Mad Potter George Ohr by Greenburg and
Jordan, Bone #7- Ghost Circles by Jeff Smith.
FREE PASSES: The State Park Pass and
Historic Sites Pass have arrived at the Library.
They are available for 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.
WI-FI: Available 24/7 from our parking lot.
Free public computers are also available.
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- Music in the Park at Knight Point State Park,
North Hero from 6:30 to 8:30 pm.
- The Development of Early American Firearms and
Grand Isle Historical Society Meeting at the 1814
Block Schoolhouse, Grand Isle starting at 7 pm.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13
- Champlain Islands Farmers’ Market at Saint Rose
of Lima Church, South Hero from 3 to 6 pm.
- Bingo at Islands in the Sun Senior Center,Alburgh
with doors open at 5 pm, games start at 6:30.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 14
- United Church of Canada, Bedford Pastoral
Charge Annual Barbeque on the Church Lawn,
Bedford, Quebec from 5 to 7:30 pm.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 15
- Take A Seat in the Islands Auction at the North
Hero Community Hall with doors open at 6:30
pm and auction starting at 7.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 16
- Alburgh Summerfest at the old bluegrass site
from 10 am to 5 pm.
- Champlain Islands Farmers’ Market at Saint
Joseph’s Church, Grand Isle from 10 am to 2 pm.
- Painting event at Snow Farm Vineyard, South
Hero from 10 am to 3 pm with festivities to
follow at Zach’s Cafe at the Grand Isle Art Works,
Grand Isle.
- Casino Night at the Masonic Lodge, South Hero
with dinner starting at 5 pm; Casino starts at 7:30.
- Reed, Rosin and Pedal concert at the Fisk Farm,
Isle La Motte starts at 7:30 pm.
- Yang Bao and InMo Yang concert at the
North Hero Community Hall starting at 8
pm.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 17
7 to 11 am.
- Tea, Art and Music at the Fisk Farm, Isle La Motte
from 1 to 5 pm.
- Savor the Islands Farm Dinner at Blue Heron
Farm, South Hero from 3 to 5 pm.
- Daily Bike Ferry Service Celebration and Boat
Launch on the Colchester Causeway, at ‘The Cut’,
starting at 4 pm.
MONDAY, AUGUST 18
- Nature Connections at Niquette Bay State Park,
Colchester from Noon to 2 pm.
- SOLO Support Group Meeting at the Hibachi
Buffet, Saint Albans starts at 5 pm.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19
- Music in the Park at Knight Point State Park,
North Hero from 6:30 to 8:30 pm.
- Photographing the Night Sky at the Grand Isle Free
Library from 7:30 to 9 pm.
- Citizens Concert Band at the Grand Isle
Lake House starts at 6:30 pm; picnicking
starts at 5:30.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22
- Island Eagles Golf Tournament at the Alburgh
Golf Links with sign-in at 9 am and shotgun start
at 10; registration required.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23
- ICAR Car Show and Flea Market at Knight Point
State Park, North Hero from 10 am to 3 pm.
- Marine Family Picnic and Welcome Homecoming
at Sandbar State Park, Milton starts at 10:30 am.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 24
- Tea, Art and Music at the Fisk Farm, Isle La Motte
from 1 to 5 pm.
MONDAY, AUGUST 25
- Nature Connections at Niquette Bay State Park,
Colchester from Noon to 2 pm.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
- South Hero Historical Society Iodine Springs
program at the Folsom Educational Center, South
Hero starts at 7 pm.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
- Grand Isle Consolidated Water District Meeting
at the Grand Isle Fish Hatchery starts at 7 pm.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
- South Hero Historical Society Annual Meeting at
the Folsom Educational Center, South Hero starts
at 7 pm.
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Free Community Supper 2nd Friday each month 5:30-7pm
Island Roman Catholic Parishes
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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.
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P.O. Box 280, Isle La Motte, VT 05463
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
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Email [email protected] www.saintannesshrine.org
"Center of Life, Light and Love"
On the Shores of Lake Champlain
Mass Schedule
Sat: 7:00 p.m. (May 24 - Aug 30)
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Visitor’s Center Open Daily ~ Gifts ~ Books ~ VT Products ~ Café
All Welcome!
Laundry & Dry Cleaning
111 River Street, Rt. 7, Milton
(802)893-4300
Coin-op Laundry
WashDryFold Services
The Islands Favorite
Laundry for 20 Years!
Dick’s
Repair Shop LLC
Parts Plus Car Care Center
79 Allen Road
Grand Isle, VT
802-372-6651
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-FOR SALE--------------------------------1191 Terry 29’ Travel Trailer in
Grand Isle. Front bedroom, rear
bunks, air, appliances all work,
new rubber roof. $1500. 802-7934881 8/19
--------------------------------Great Fishing Package! Grady
White Tournament 19 with
175HP Evinrude outboard, trailer,
aluminum boat lift, trolling motor, Cannon downriggers, many
other extras. $10,000 takes everything. Call 802-372-6678
--------------------------------Aluminum rowboat with Evinrude 15HP outboard. 16ft Starcraft, 4 seats. $900. 802-899-3284
Mike 8/26
--------------------------------2003 Cedar Creek Camper 35’.
3 slides, large shower, air hitch
stablizers, air conditioning, Loaded!! $12,500 Neg. Please call 802488-4836, 802-488-4835, 802893-1887 8/12
--------------------------------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
--------------------------------1983 Honda Motorcycle Model
V45 Saber. Good condition $750
372-4079 weekends. 8/20
--------------------------------Evinrude 6HP $375, 12ft Sears
Boat $100 . Both $400. Isle La
Motte 802-928-3108 8/12
-FOR RENT-
--------------------------------SOUTH HERO: Large 2 bedroom,
2 bath house for rent. Beautiful
views on West Shore Rd. $1200 +
utilities. 617-858-1011 8/26
--------------------------------Grand Isle: Share a home with
an active woman in her 80s who
enjoys getting out in the community, playing cards, and conversation. Reduced rent of $200/
month (utilities all included) in exchange for providing a nighttime
presence and occasional outings
for lunch or a creemee! More
info and application at 863-5625
or
www.HomeShareVermont.
org. Interview, references, background checks req. EHO 8/12
--------------------------------SOUTH HERO: 700sf suitable for
electric included $850 per month.
--------------------------------WANTED. FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR, Responsible for all
aspects of food production to
ensure quality food service to
retreatants, employees, and visitors to the Shrine. Participates in
employment decisions regarding
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assisting in the preparation of
foods and beverages; planning
menus, supervising meal service;
inspecting the kitchen, equipment, and dining areas to ensure
sanitary standards are met. Also
responsible for inventory/supply
management and ordering, as
well as adhering to all state and
federal regulations. Qualifications: Demonstrated experience
and/or schooling in Food Management. Competitive Salary
and Benefits. Must be available
weekends. Qualified individual
should apply via email with resume to: [email protected]
8/12
--------------------------------WANTED: Partner to help build
provisional patent. Once built
will provide vacuum and electricity from waste wood and energy
crops. Ideal candidate would be
a working dairy farm with shop
space. When running will lower utility demand and serve as
model to attract investors. If interested contact Derek Simonds
802-881-2330 or flobee3@gmail.
com 9/2
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Excellent Pay Package. 100%
Hands OFF Freight + E-Logs.
Great Home time/Monthly Bonus. 1 yr. OTR exp./No Hazmat
877-704-3773 8/19
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-SALES--------------------------------HUGE MOVING SALE: Downsizing from large home to apartment....everything must go.
Couch with recliners, matching
rocker recliner, barcalounger, coffee table, dining room table and
4 chairs, hoosier, step back cupboard, yellow ware bowls, kitchen supplies, upscale bar stools,
patio furniture, tools, executive
desk and chair, bookshelf, stereo,
elliptical, nordic track treadmill
and much, much more. Saturday,
August 16th and Sunday, August
17th 2 Allen Road, Grand Isle
(across from Kim’s)
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-SERVICES-
--------------------------------SMITTY’S TREE SERVICE. Bucket
truck, Chipper, Stump Grinding.
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We Do Em All. 802-372-5297
10/5
------------------------------HOT WATER PRESSURE WASHING– Call for free estimate to
have your home, roofs, RV/
camper, patio, decks, etc. super
X_ X gradable detergents (Portable
Water Available). Paint stripping
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(802)363-4777 or
[email protected]
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--------------------------------HOUSECLEANING from large
homes to small camps. Also gar% X and honest. Exc. references. call
Lucy at 802-477-2533 8/12
--------------------------------Business Opportunity for Carpenter/Handyman/Woodshop. Two
bedroom home, 1200 sq. ft. garage, fully equipped with welding and woodworking tools, F350
Super Duty Truck and dual wheel
cargo trailer may be included.
Cargo trailer and most tools have
never been used. Commercial lot.
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--------------------------------LANDRY CARPENTRY. Experienced General Contractor serving
The Islands. References available.
Call Alan 802-372-3701 9/30
--------------------------------R. ROSE CONSTRUCTION. Roofing, Additions, Remodeling,
Decks, Porches, Windows, Siding, Etc. Free Estimates. Fully
Insured. 802-372-5693 BTFN
--------------------------------ISLAND SEWING: All aspects of
sewing. Alterations, mending,
formal wear. Specializing in
bridal gowns. 30+ years experience. Call 802-372-0194 BTFN
--------------------------------TURNBAUGH ROOFING- Slate,
shingles, metal, rubber. Paint%%^
Chimney repair. FREE ESTIMATES. INSURED. 802-3725781 John. BTFN
--------------------------------ALL IN ONE TOWING. Towing,
Recovery. Buying Junk Cars,
Trucks, Vans, Tractors. All Metals.
I Pay Cash! Tim 802-598-5224 or
[email protected] 9/2
--------------------------------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)7820786. BTFN
--------------------------------Remodeling - Houselifting - Foundations - Painting - Barns - Roofs. Insured. UVM. Bill Miller. 802355-0313 8/12
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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
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--------------------------------Wood bed headboard, foot, rails, matching
wardrobe, lawn furniture. 802-796-3723
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-SERVICES-
-JOBS-
HELP WANTED
Carl Penske Enterprises
driveways, roads, retaining walls, lake shore reinforcements,
town water connections.
Mooring Systems, Custom design
Oil & Gas Systems
Rinnai Water Heaters
Sales & Service
Must be willing to rake, shovel and lay
pipe
Experience in operating equipment
and CDL license a plus
for your needs. Installed. Fast Service.
Scuba Diving Service, from mooring placement to ice
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Portable Equipment.
Trucking, All Materials. Rototilling & Brushhogging
LARGE enough
to store your car
or small boat!
SMALL ENOUGH TO
CLEAR YOUR CLUTTER!
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A. H. James Heating LLC
802-796-3730
CASH PAID FOR
JUNK CAR REMOVAL
372-4819
Excavating, Waterlines, foundations, septic systems,
Local excavation company looking for
motivated individuals who enjoys working
outside to join our team
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paid holidays, medical insurance,
and retirement
Call Island Excavating Corp. at 372-4473
to arrange for an employment application
Full-Time
Registered Nurse
Route 2,
Alburgh VT
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free? Adult day center seeking a 40 hour/week
RN, with at least 2 years relevant experience, to
oversee health and rehabilitative services
provided. Work Monday - Friday 8:00 am to
4:00 pm. Supervise nursing staff & coordinate
staff training program. Strong assessment,
intervention, communication and organizational
skills crucial. Supervisory experience a plus.
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CarePartners Adult Day Center, 34 Franklin
Park West, St. Albans, VT EOE
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ISLANDS REALTY INC.
2 Ferry Rd., South Hero: 802.372.5777 4 South Main St., Alburgh: 802.796.3426
NORTH HERO
Arts and Crafts style 3 BR/3BA Home! You will be
blown away as you walk through the door of this
completely rebuilt home. Enjoy 110’ of gradual direct
lakefront for swimming boating and the best fishing
there is on Lake Champlain! Therapeutic Hot Tub, 2
car garage, dock system, boat lift & swim platform.
Too many details to list, please call!! $799,900.
GRAND ISLE
Spectacular views & privately situated on a double
lot w/225’ of pristine lakeshore & 1.3 acres in the upscale Robinson Point area, bordered by 50+ acres of
Preservation Trust property. The home was updated
throughout 2006-2011. Expansive elevated lakeside
deck, 2 car Garage w/Guest Quarters. Now $619,900.
SWANTON
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 $180,000
LINDA TROMBLEY
598-9322
FRANZ ROSENBERGER
777-7646
GRAND ISLE
Beautifully appointed, renovated Lake house
w/170’of direct frontage & shale beach on 1.4
acres. Open interior design, kitchen w/island/
bar, family room, deck on the lakeside, two car
heated garage, central air, docks, and security
system. Now $679,000.
ISLE LA MOTTE
Beautiful sunsets from this rustic 2 BR cottage. 50’ of private lakeshore and 0.23 acres
of owned land. Excellent water quality on the
broad lake makes it great for swimming, boating, fishing and summer living. Own your slice
of Lake Champlain for only $149,000.
NORTH HERO
The Ultimate Family Compound with 2 Master
Suites and a 3rd 1300 SQ FT separate In-law suite
this spacious custom Colonial has 80` of deeded,
gradual, shared, protected, lakefront, and lake
views on 10 private acres with gorgeous landscaping and perennials. $554,900
CARLA LANGLOIS
363-5758
EVAN POTVIN
999-6277
NORTH HERO
Sited on a high bluff overlooking the Inland Sea, offering breathtaking views of the Lake, Islands & Green
Mountains is a beautifully maintained, 4 BD/3 BA Lake
House is the centerpiece of this 13 acre estate boasting privacy, mature trees, and over 900 feet of shoreline, including a private protected cove w/gradual pebble beach & 2 separate lake front parcels. $1,099,000.
SOUTH HERO
This cottage is a great place to get away from it all!
Inside is super clean and move in ready! You can
keep your boat at the marina, swim in the large heated
pool or bike the resort’s 160 acres. Feel like a round
of golf? The course is just a short walk away. Enjoy
your mature trees & flowers, 2 decks & shed. $99,000.
SOUTH HERO
Relax on your shaded patio. Cook up smores on the
campfire. Everything you could want in a vacation cottage
is right here. Heated pool & hot tub, a marina on Lake
Champlain for your boat, an executive 9 hole golf course &
160 acres to bike & hike. With 2 BR’s & comfy family room
addition. One of the nicest spots in the resort. $97,900.
SHARI SWAINBANK
233-6392
TIM TRAPANI
236-1402
www.LakeChamplainRealEstate.com