PRSRT STD ATTENTION POULTNEY, PAWLET, ECRWSS U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 65 MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS GRANVILLE, NY 12832 MONEY-SAVING  Important public notices for your communities inside on page 2 COUPONS INSIDE! POSTAL CUSTOMER FreePressLAKES REGION Twig remembers / 4 Vol. 30, Issue 45 Friday, November 8, 2019 Free Classifieds/15 Real Estate / 4,18 Stepping Out / 6-7 Jobs / 17-18 XTRA SPECIAL upcoming editions Lakes RegionRegion Veterans 2020 Business & Services Directory Day 2019 Veterans Day is Monday, Nov. 11, and some local organizations are giving people the opportunity to honor our nation’s servicemen and women. Those interested in sharing a meal with a veteran, attending a ceremony honoring veterans, or simply stopping by an area monu- Lakes Region Business ment will have ample opportuni- ties to say “thank you for your & Services Guide service” to friends, family, and  See page 3. neighbors who chose to put their lives on the line. Here’s a look at some Veterans HOLIDAY Day events in our area: Guide '18 CASTLETON Veterans spaghetti dinner: Castleton Village School’s sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-grade stu- dents will show their appreciation to veterans for all that they have Castleton’s student firefighters on the job done for the country and the com- Castleton student volunteers Dakota Garrow, Zack Gebo, Ben munity at the 18th annual veter- Charboneau and Noelle Cave pose for a group photo prior to their ans spaghetti dinner on Friday, drill. See story on page 4. Nov. 8, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Castleton’s American Legion Post

A SPECIAL 50. The veterans’ appreciation PUBLICATION OF MANCHESTER NEWSPAPERS dinner will be provided free of charge to all veterans and their Area vet takes fascinating photos Lakes Region families. For more information, call 802-468-2203. American Legion Ellmers to By Jared Stamm said. “I Holiday Gift Guide Post 50 is located at 378 Vermont thought I’d Dr. Gordon Ellmers  See page 14. Route 4A, Castleton, Vermont. speak at buy a digital Flag ceremony: Castleton Poultney has been taking photo- camera so University will host a commemo- graphs of birds and that I could rative ceremony in honor of Public other wildlife for the take a photo- past 20 years, ever Veterans Day on Monday, Nov. 11 Library graph of the at 11 a.m. at the memorial flag- since he bought a digi- film and just pole in front of Woodruff Hall. tal camera to help out email it to Dr. Gordon Ellmers The university will commemo- with his veterinary practice in be read.” rate Veterans Day with the pre- Hudson Falls. And with that first digital cam- sentation of colors at the flag- “In the old days, we took radio- era in hand, he looked outside. pole, followed by remarks by graphs on actual film and had to “That’s when I began to take pic- mail the films to doctors to read, Local job openings / 17-18 See VETS, pg. 3 which could take a few days,” he See PHOTOS, pg. 12 EXPAND YOUR BUSINESS BY ADVERTISING IN THE FREEPRESS – CALL 518-642-1234 2 - Friday, November 8, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress Public Fair Haven 5K turkey trot set for Nov. 16 Fair Haven Union High without a nonperishable food Fair Haven Union High School School will host its annual tur- donation. All participants who “5K Turkey Trot,” Attn: Tricia Notices key trot on Saturday, Nov. 16 at register before Saturday, Nov. 9, Dorang, 33 Mechanic St., Fair the high school. will receive a free T-shirt. Haven, VT 05743, or dropped off at Same-day registration and Registration forms can be the main office in the high school. packet pick-up will take place at picked up at the main office at Proceeds will benefit Fair W A R N I N G 9 a.m. Race time is 10 a.m. Fair Haven Union High School or Haven Concerned, Inc. and the Entry fee is $10 for students can be downloaded and printed Fair Haven Union High School All Pawlet Residents age 18 and under who register from https://sites.google.com/ Class of 2020. The Planning Commission’s before Monday, Nov. 11. For oth- site/fhuhs5kturkeytrot/home. Fair Haven Union High FINAL ers, entry fee is $15 plus a non- Completed entry forms can be School is located at 33 Mechanic Community Values Mapping (CVM) Summary Presentation perishable food donation or $20 mailed with a check payable to St., Fair Haven, Vermont. The Pawlet Planning Commission invites the Community of the Town of Pawlet to join us in attending our Town Values Mapping Project SUMMARIZATION. Collage painting workshop at Long Trail School Nov. 9 Presented by Monica Przyperhart of the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department with maps consolidating all of the input collected at our Green Mountain Academy Working from an image of There will be many other two public mapping sessions. for Lifelong Learning will wel- their own choosing, students options available as well. It will This PRESENTATION will be held at: come artist and teacher will use acrylic paint to make a be a fun day of creating a per- Anharad Llewelyn who will base layer and then cover the sonal and meaningful mixed The Pawlet Town Hall (Second Floor) on lead a one-day collage painting painting with a variety of pat- media collage painting. Bring a Thursday November 14, 2019 at 7:00 PM workshop on Saturday, Nov. 9, terned paper. Student should bag lunch. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Long plan on bringing old letters, Fee is $60 for the workshop Please, put this important date on your calendar and come join us to add Trail School in Dorset. stamps, handwriting samples, and includes materials. your voice to your New Town Plan. Join your neighbors who have already added their most valued features of Pawlet community life at the last two Students will start the day recipes and/or any paper sup- For more information or to sessions. Your Town Plan is your plan for the future of Pawlet, so don’t creating their own patterned plies they would like to see register, call 802-867-0111 or let this opportunity pass without making your hopes and dreams for our paper samples to use in mixed- incorporated into their fin- visit www.greenmtnacademy. Town heard. media collage painting. ished paintings. org. ALL DREAMS MATTER BE A PART OF IT NOW Veterans Day lecture by Castleton professor Nov. 11 Castleton University will Fleche, the author of the Day Soundings Event lecture present a lecture by Castleton award-winning book “The entitled “Union Veterans and the Town of Poultney history professor Andre Fleche Revolution of 1861: The Making of Modern America.” WINTER PARKING BAN as part of its Veterans Day American Civil War in the Age This event is free and open activities on Monday, Nov. 11, at of Nationalist Conflict,” will to the public. For more infor- Traffic Ordinance 7 p.m. in Jeffords Auditorium. give the first annual Veterans mation, call 800-639-8521. This ordinance establishes specific regulations on the public highways within the jurisdiction of the Town of Poultney, Vt. School Board Member Benson Memory Article VI: Parking Regulations Mettawee School District Section 2. Winter Parking Ban Between the dates of December 1st and March 31st it shall be The Mettawee School District is looking for a Tree Dec. 8 unlawful to park on any highway or in any public parking lot or space, Pawlet resident interested in being appointed to the The United Church of between the hours of 11:00 PM and 7:00 AM, or to place anything board. At its meeting on November 25, 2019, the Benson will dedicate its or materials in such a manner as to impede the plowing and removal Memory Tree for loved ones board will appoint a temporary member to serve on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 6 p.m. of snow. until the next election in March. Proceeds go to the schol- arship fund for continuing Section 3. Removal of Motor Vehicle If you are interested, please submit a letter of interest In the event that a motor vehicle, farm appliance, sport vehicle or education for a senior stu- other wheeled item is parked in such a manner as to impede snow to the BRSU at [email protected] by 5pm on Tuesday, dent. November 19, 2019. You can also mail a letter of Forms and boxes can be removal, then the Town Manager or his authorized agent, Selectmen, found at G & L General or any other law enforcement officer may have the vehicle towed interest to: Mettawee School District Store and The Wheel Inn. away at the owner’s expense plus storage charges, which amount is c/o Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union, For more information, due to the person towing the item before it is claimed. 6378 VT Route 7A, Sunderland, VT 05250. call 802-537-3434.

TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN SPRINGS Village of Poultney WARNING WARNING SPECIAL TOWN MEETING NOVEMBER 19, 2019 WINTER PARKING BAN

The legal voters of the Town of Middletown Springs, Vermont, are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Mid- dletown Springs Historical Society in the Town of Middletown Springs on Tuesday, November 19, 2019, between the Excerpts from the Village of Poultney Traffic Ordinance: hours of seven o’clock (7:00) in the forenoon (a.m.), at which time the polls will open, and seven o’clock (7:00) in the afternoon (p.m.), at which time the polls will close, to vote by Australian ballot upon the following Article of business: Article VI, Section 4 WINTER PARKING BAN: ARTICLE I 1. No person shall park a motor vehicle unattended

Shall general obligation bonds or notes of the Town of Middletown Springs in an amount not to exceed Two Million within the right-of-way of any street or highway with- Eight Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,800,000), subject to reduction from the receipt of available state and federal in the Village of Poultney or in a public parking lot grants-in-aid and other funding sources, be issued at any point before December 31, 2024 for the purpose of financ- ing the cost of the following Town building project improvements, the aggregate estimated cost thereof being Four from November 1st to April 1st between the hours of Million One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($4,150,000): 11:00 P.M. and 6:00 A.M. (The right-of -way includes the traveled portion of the highway and the area • Town Highway Garage and salt/sand storage shed, borrowing limit $800,000. (Project cost $1,000,000.) • Town Office/Library Building, borrowing limit $1,200,000. (Project cost $2,100,000.) between the curb up to and including the sidewalk or • Fire Station, borrowing limit $700,000 (Project cost $900,000.) 25 feet from the centerline of those highways without • Transfer Station, borrowing limit $100,000. (Project cost $150,000.) a curb or sidewalk) The legal voters of the Town of Middletown Springs are further notified that voter qualification, registration and absentee voting relative to said special meeting shall be as provided in Chapters 43, 51 and 55 of Title 17, Vermont Statutes Annotated. Article VI, Section 7 REMOVAL OF MOTOR VEHICLES: The legal voters of the Town of Middletown Springs are further notified that an informational meeting will be held on 1. The Village Manager or his authorized Agent, or Wednesday, November 13th, 2019 at the Middletown Springs Elementary School in the Town of Middletown Springs at seven o’clock (7:00) in the evening, for the purpose of explaining the proposed improvements and the financing Village Trustee, or designated law enforcement officer thereof; with the Middletown Springs Historical Society as an alternative meeting place if the Elementary School is for of the Village of Poultney may cause any motor ve- whatever reason unavailable. hicle parked or left in violation of Section 1 through Adopted and approved at a regular meeting of the Selectboard of the Town of Middletown Springs duly called, Section 6 of this Article, to be removed. Any motor noticed and held on October 10, 2019. Received for record and recorded in the records of the Town of Middletown Springs on October 11, 2019 vehicle removed in accordance with this section shall be returned to the owner there of upon payment Signed: Herb Childress, Christopher Fenton, Patty Kenyon, Terry Redfield—Middletown Springs Selectboard of the costs and penalties incurred in removing the Attest: Laura Ann Castle—Town Clerk motor vehicle. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, November 8, 2019 - 3

Early-bird registration open for Komen snowshoe event Pawlet library to host potluck and

Online registration is activities at 9 a.m., and the A meet-and-greet will be newcomer panel next Sunday now open for Susan G. snowshoe walk will get held on Saturday, Jan. 25 Pawlet Public Library will rural Vermont. Komen New England’s under way at 10 a.m. from 4 to 6 p.m. at the host a community potluck din- Along with a dish to share, Snowshoe Vermont, 3K or A survivor group photo Grafton Inn. This will be an ner and newcomer panel dis- all are encouraged to bring 5K distance, with discounted and fundraising recognition opportunity to register in cussion on Sunday, Nov. 17, their own place settings and early-bird registration fees will take place prior to the person, turn in donations from 5 to 7 p.m. utensils to reduce plastic available through start of the snowshoe walk. and meet fellow snowshoers During the panel discussion, waste. The library provides Thanksgiving, Nov. 28 of $30 A tea cup raffle will be open and event sponsors. three couples will share the tables and chairs, and, more for adults and survivors and between 9 and 11:30 a.m., Snowshoe Vermont allows reasons they recently moved to importantly, an opportunity to $15 for young people ages 12 with winners drawn after all Komen New England to sup- the Pawlet area to become full- meet neighbors, old and new. and under. snowshoers return. port many local families time residents. They will dis- For more information, call Snowshoe Vermont will Snowshoe Vermont is a through funding for critical cuss what attracted them to 802-325-3123 or visit www. be held on Sunday, Jan. 26, family-friendly event with breast care services and this rural community, how they pawletpubliclibrary.wordpress. 2020, at a new venue, Grafton fun for everyone, and snow- groundbreaking research. hope to contribute and the com. Trails and Outdoor Center shoe demos will be available For more information on challenges they’ve discovered. Pawlet Public Library is in Grafton, Vermont. on the day of the event on a the event, visit www.komen- Attendees will be encouraged located at 141 School St., The center will be open first-come-first-serve basis newengland.org/snowshoe/ to ask questions and share Pawlet, Vermont. for registration and pre-walk from Dion Snowshoes. vermont. their own experiences living in Poverty discussion in Rutland Nov. 21 NEW YORK TICONDEROGA Vets Living history: On Saturday, BROC Community Action Vermonters move out of poverty. GRANVILLE Nov. 9, Fort Ticonderoga will will host a discussion with the Join in and share your opinions. Vermont Advisory Council on The evening will include Continued from front page Ceremony: Granville High welcome veterans and active Child Poverty and Strengthening activities for kids, as well as School will be the site of an military members for free to a guest speaker Deb Waggett, Families on Thursday, Nov. 21, chili and corn bread, hot dogs early-morning Veterans Day day of weapons demonstra- Castleton University professor from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Rutland and other refreshments. ceremony on Monday, Nov. 11, tions, guided tours and living of education and a veteran of Intermediate/Middle School caf- For more information, contact at 9 a.m. that will include a history events exploring the the Marine Corps. All veterans eteria. committee assistant Mike Ferrant short dedication service, laying events of October 1776 that are invited to enjoy a free All are welcome to this free at [email protected]. of a wreath and “Taps” played were vital to securing the ulti- lunch in Huden Dining Hall discussion of the biggest chal- Rutland Intermediate/Middle by buglers from the high school mate fate of American inde- following the ceremony. For lenges facing Vermonters in pov- School is located at 67 Library band. pendence. For more informa- more information contact erty today and ideas to help Ave., Rutland, Vermont. Parade: Line-up for tion, call 518-585-2821, visit assistant dean for campus life Granville’s Veterans Day www.fortticonderoga.org or Victoria Angis at victoria. parade will begin at 9:30 a.m. in email info@fort-ticonderoga. [email protected] or by Upcoming Fair Haven library book sales the East Main Street parking org. Fort Ticonderoga is locat- phone at 802-468-1231. lot across from Gemini Fitness. ed at 102 Fort Ti Rd., The Friends of the Fair chance to get something great! Lecture: Castleton University The parade will step off at 10 Ticonderoga, New York. Haven Free Library will host For more information, call will present a lecture by a.m. and will include the book sales on Saturday, Nov. 16 802 -265-8011. Castleton history professor Granville High School band, WHITEHALL and Dec. 14, from 9 a.m. to noon Fair Haven Free Library is Andre Fleche as part of its classic cars, floats, local veter- Unveiling: A monument hon- both days. located at 107 N. Main St., Fair Veterans Day activities on ans, Boy and Girl Scouts, fire oring the life of recently Thinking of gifts for the hol- Haven, Vermont. Monday, Nov. 11, at 7 p.m. in companies and the American deceased distinguished legion- idays? This may be your Jeffords Auditorium. Fleche Legion Riders. It will make naire Henry F. Gurney will be will give the first annual stops at the World War II unveiled at the close of Veterans Day Soundings Event memorial clock at the former American Legion Post 83’s Your all-new 2020 Lakes Region lecture entitled “Union TD Bank building on Main annual Veterans Day services. Business and Services Directory will be Veterans and the Making of Street to place a wreath, at the The monument was donated by delivered to your home the week of Jan. 31. Modern America.” He is the Main Street bridge, where a Squadron 83 Sons of the author of the award-winning This edition will be mailed to every home in small ceremony will be per- American Legion, led by book “The Revolution of 1861: the Lakes Region of Vermont and neighbor- formed for sailors, soldiers and Commander Richard Martel. The American Civil War in the airmen lost at sea, and then in The ceremony will take place at ing New York. Businesses wanting to be Age of Nationalist Conflict.” Veterans Memorial Park. The Riverside Memorial Park on included should give the FreePress a call This event is free and open to ceremony in the park will Skenesborough Drive at 11 a.m. today at 518-642-1234. the public. For more informa- begin at around 10:30 a.m. with on Monday, Nov. 11 with the dig- tion, call 800-639-8521. the National Anthem and chap- nified disposal of unserviceable DORSET lain’s prayer. Wreaths will be flags and selections sung by the place on monuments, and a Whitehall Central School select “IT’S NOT WHAT WE DO, Marine Corps birthday rifle salute and “Taps” will fol- chorus. First vice commander IT’S HOW WE DO IT” party: Local Marine veterans low. Speakers will include Michael Rocque will emcee NEW & USED PARTS • HYDRAULIC HOSES will celebrate the United States U-BOLTS • TIRES • 24 HOUR SERVICE Granville mayor Paul Labas, with Washington County com- Marine Corps’ 244th birthday 724 Morse Hollow Road town supervisor Matt Hicks mander James Lafayette lead- Poultney, VT 05764 on Sunday, Nov. 10. The party and past Washington County ing the monument dedication. & EQUIPMENT REPAIR, INC. (802) 287-4305 will be held at the Dorset Field American Legion Commander Lunch will be provided by the Club, with happy hour sched- Donald Perkins. Lunch will fol- Legion after the services. uled for 6 p.m. For more infor- low at the VFW post at 9 North Dinner: The Whitehall Elks PIZZARAMA! mation or to reserve a spot, St. Lodge 1491 will hold its annual contact Jerry Austin at 802-645- SPECIALS FRIDAY, DEC. 6 $ Lunch: Another lunch for turkey dinner from 5 p.m. to 7 3/ 12 1951. Dorset Field Club is locat- NOON TO 6PM $ 99 area veterans will take place at p.m. at the lodge on North NOV. 13, 2019 TO NOV. 16, 2019 ORDER OR READY-TO-GO OR 4 EACH ed at 132 Church St. in Dorset, Granville Elementary School, Williams St. The dinner is free Vermont. from 10:56 to 11:26 a.m., 11:39 for veterans and $8 for other DELI DAIRY $ 79 3 gal. FAIR HAVEN a.m. to 12:09 p.m. and 12:22 to guests. In addition, Elks mem- 12:52 p.m. The meal will include bers are offering a shuttle ser- Shurfi ne Sandwich Breakfast: American Legion Food Club WHOLE MILK turkey with all the fixings and vice for veterans in need of Post 49 will host a breakfast in SWISS CHEESE apple crisp for dessert. transportation. Call 518-499- PRODUCE honor of veterans on Sunday, 1491 for more information. $ 99 Nov. 10, from 8 to 11 a.m. at the 4 lb. California Post at 72 S. Main St. Veterans WATER WELLS • PUMPS eat free. For more information, WATER SYSTEMS RED SEEDLESS call 802-265-7983. HYDRO FRACKING • GEOTHERMAL GRAPES Ceremony: The Legion will MEAT have its annual Veterans Day 802-287-4016 $ 29 1 lb. ceremony on Monday, Nov. 11. parkerwaterwells.com Family Pack Jumbo Participants will meet at the Boneless & Skinless BAKERY cannon in the park at 10:45 and CHICKEN BREAST proceed to the memorial for a ” service at 11:11 a.m. Store-Baked 8 $ 59 RAISIN BREAD 1 lb. POULTNEY $ 49 Commemoration: J. Claire FAMILY & COSMETIC DENTISTRY 3 ea. Carmody American Legion Post 39 will host a short service XANDRA VELENCHIK, DMD at 11 a.m. at the Post on 39 Church Street, Poultney, VT Monday, Nov. 11. The Post is Office: 802-287-4066 located at 689 Granville St. in [email protected] Poultney. EquinoxDental.com Not responsible for typographical errors. 4 - Friday, November 8, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress Student firefighters in Castleton learn skills, fight fires Twig remembers . . . By Jayson T. Mullen The department currently “I know back home the fire has five of those six slots full, department I’m on is like my Raymond “Bunk” Bunker – College students lead busy but there will be three more second family, so it feels nice to lives with their course loads, slots opening up after this have another family closer to “One of a Kind” extracurricular activities, jobs semester because of students school,” he said. and socializing with others. It all started with his love a lot of fun with him. In Fair graduating, Goyette said. Being a firefighter is not an But there are some students for animals. Four years old, Haven, his hometown, there The volunteers meet every easy job. Sometimes it can be who choose to add another and he begged his dad to isn’t a single person who Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. and life or death. For the student activity to their already busy take him to the farm with doesn’t know who Bunk is. participate in drills and meet- volunteers everything changes lives: fighting local fires and him and see what dad’s job Bunk and I have spent ings to prepare them for what- when they get a call. rescuing people. was like. The Sheldons took quite a bit of time together ever calls may come through “The adrenaline is absolute- Castleton University junior a liking to him and gave him at the Vets Home and we from the community. ly out of this world,” Gebo and physical education major odd jobs to do around the both have a lot in common: “There’s always something said. “Once the tones go off on Dakota Garrow is one of the farm and would give him a old guys, diabetics and both going on here every Wednesday our pagers . . . the adrenaline newest student volunteers to reward or treat. He got to knowing a lot of people. night,” Goyette said. immediately starts pumping join the Castleton Volunteer know the hired hands, the Being diabetic and old can Senior criminal justice through your body. Some peo- Fire Department. He happens delivery people, the guy in cause mood swings . . . when major Noelle Cave has been a ple start shaking and some to have family ties to the fire the oil truck – before long, Bunk and I would have spats, volunteer at the department for may have their heart jump out department life. he knew them all and they I would introduce him as my three months and says that she of their chest.” “My brother is in the Air all knew him. grandfather. His response wants to be a Vermont state With fire all around you Force for fire science, so he is a In Fair Haven High would always be “Twigsy, trooper after she graduates. inside a burning building there firefighter up in Burlington,” School and at college at you’re a bad, bad boy.” She saw joining the depart- isn’t time to think about what he said. UVM, it was always the I know I will never meet ment as an opportunity to gain you need to do, you just need to Garrow also joined so he can same thing: “Hi, Bunk.” “Oh, another guy like him. some experience with the com- act. help out the community that he hi Jimmy.” Later on, he May God be with you, munity. Gebo knows this firsthand. is a part of now, as well as his taught science at Poultney Bunk. “I can’t be a cop right now,” “Knowing that you are inches community in the future. High School and the stu- she said. “This is the best way I away from something that “Teachers have summers off, dents enjoyed Bunk and had You get what I mean . . . feel like I can be in the commu- could potentially kill you or “Twig Remembers” so I was figuring wherever I nity and meet new people.” harm you is pretty incredible,” end up I could do something, Cave also pointed out that he said. have an extra tool in my bag,” joining the department is a Whether you are an experi- he said. Send your events information to “very good resume builder.” enced volunteer, or someone Castleton’s Volunteer Fire Senior Zach Gebo also vol- who is interested in starting [email protected]! Department has student volun- unteers for his local fire out, Goyette has seen students teers working side by side with department in Vergennes, go from starting in his depart- GILBERT REALTY & DEVELOPMENT the rest of the volunteers in Vermont when he is not in ment to becoming successful (802) 265-8834 • (802) 468-5308 the department, and fire chief school. firefighters once graduating Heath Goyette is looking for Gebo recently began volun- college. POULTNEY CAPE more students to join. teering for the Castleton “We’ve had college students Featuring 3 BR, hardwood floors, detached “Our bylaws allow up to six department, and says that for that have come here and start- garage. Seller presently doing numerous Castleton University students renovations on the home. Country setting. him it means more than a ed with us and have gone on to Listed at $69,000 to be in membership,” he said. resume builder. be career firemen,” he said. 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Visit us at www.RutlandVermontRealEstate.com Holiday craft fair at Castleton Community Center Saturday LIVE ON THE LAKE AFFORDABLY Castleton Community Center There will be a wide selection ones, too, for shoppers to browse. will host its annual holiday craft of one-of-a-kind handmade jewel- The center will sell soup and fair on Saturday, Nov. 9, from 9 ry, decorations, clothing and food sandwiches for lunch, and new a.m. to 3 p.m. at the center. items. Some 23 vendors will be this year will be a gift-wrapping The fair will feature hand- displaying their crafts in both table to package up your buys. crafted items by local craftsmen buildings. Many favorite crafters Castleton Community Center and is a marvelous opportunity to will be returning this year, and is located at 2108 Main St., Looking for a waterfront home but don’t like PRICES? Please take a look at this 2,000 sq. do some great holiday shopping. there will be some exciting new Castleton, Vermont. ft. home with an attached two-car garage. Located on almost one level acre with an open lush lawn that gently meets the shoreline. The large kitchen with lots of oak cabinets is flanked with a dining area that opens onto a 30’ deck overlooking the lake. A 20’x22’ International hip-hop artist to perform at Castleton U. living room with pellet stove. A 50’ covered rocking chair porch. Peace and tranquility at $185,000. Castleton University’s ies her Muslim-American iden- reached viral video fame after www.vtlakeside.com Casella Theater will host a free tity through combining hip-hop being featured on The performance by hip-hop dancer, movement and Islamic themes. Huffington Post, AJ+, and Tel: 802-645-9001 choreographer and teacher She is widely known for her Upworthy. 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For more information, call or write to: “Your Lakes Region Leader in Real Estate” THM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Call GILBERT REALTY & DEVELOPMENT 129 LINCOLN AVENUE, MANCHESTER CENTER, VT 05255 Located at Hydeville Plaza, Hydeville, VT 1-802-367-5251 OR 1-800-545-1833, EXT. 326 802-265-8834 or 802-468-5308 (HEARING IMPAIRED ONLY) The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, November 8, 2019 - 5 Young at Heart teacup auction Nov. 15 Modern Woodmen of Modern Woodmen of America in Wells will host the America has ample parking, Young at Heart Senior Center’s and the hall is handicapped- annual tea cup auction fund- accessible. raiser on Friday, Nov. 15. Doors All proceeds will benefit the will open at 5:30 p.m., and center, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit drawings will begin at 6:45 p.m. serving adults from through- Hundreds of prizes will be out the region. offered, including crafted Tickets are $1 for each set items, jewelry, baked goods, of 10. Poultney Woman’s Club members pose with hospital gowns they made for Operation Smile toys, groceries and much For more information, call more. 802-287-9200. Come for supper: Modern Woodmen of Poultney Woman’s Club activities benefit community Sandwiches, snacks and hot America is located at 133 The Poultney Woman’s Club played them for a group photo. dages all packed inside a gal- and cold beverages will be Vermont Route 30, Wells, has been hard at work this fall The gowns were delivered to lon-size resealable bag. available for purchase. Vermont. preparing multiple community the Vermont State Woman’s In December, members will service projects. Club meeting on Saturday, Oct. host the club’s annual Santa One was for Operation 19, to be packaged up and sent breakfast on Saturday, Dec. 7, West Pawlet youth hunters pancake breakfast Smile, a project that helps pro- to Operation Smile. manage the local “Tree of West Pawlet Volunteer Fire Cost is $10 for those 12 years vide needed surgeries and care Said Milazzo, “We have a lot Giving” project that helps fami- Department will hold a special and older, $8 for senior citizens for children suffering from on our plate this fall for com- lies in need of Christmas gifts pancake breakfast on Sunday, 65 years and older, $5 for kids cleft lip or cleft palate. munity service projects. There for their children as well as Nov. 10, from 7:30 to 11 a.m. in 5-11 years old and free for those The General Federation of is something each month. This senior shut-ins and sponsor the recognition of Youth Deer under 5. Women’s Clubs has supported group is full of such kind and annual Christmas concert held Hunting Weekend in Vermont. As one of many charity fund- this project for over 20 years. ambitious members. They all at the St. Raphael’s parish hall All youth hunters who pro- raisers, all profits from the One need of patients involved have a hard time saying no on Sunday, Dec. 22, at 1 p.m. vide a photo or proof of their breakfast support the depart- in the Operation Smile project when a reasonable charity proj- Milazzo’s hope for the club deer will receive a free break- ments’ equipment and training is child-size hospital gowns in ect comes up.” this year is that they can con- fast. needs. New members are always cheery fabrics. This summer During the summer club tinue to come together to help The breakfast menu will welcome. The fire department club members came together to members learned that the local better their community and include regular, chocolate chip, extends a sincere thank you to create 28 child-size hospital food shelf was in need of non- support one another as grand- blueberry and cranberry pan- the patrons of its pancake gowns. Some members donated food items to donate to commu- mothers and mothers, sisters cakes plus waffles served with breakfasts held monthly from fabric and materials to make nity members. At their October and daughters, neighbors and, local maple syrup, West Pawlet’s September through April. the gowns while others sewed club meeting, members most importantly, as friends. world famous home fries, West Pawlet Volunteer Fire the gowns from a pattern pro- brought in enough personal She believes that each mem- scrambled eggs, sausage and Department is located at 2806 vided by Operation Smile. hygiene items to fill three large ber finds the club’s values to be bacon. Beverages will include Vermont Route 153, West “This project has been a laundry baskets that were important, including one that coffee, tea, milk and orange Pawlet, Vermont. The firehouse huge success. We currently donated to the Poultney Area is part of the club’s collect: juice. is a handicapped-accessible. have 28 members in the Food Shelf. “Grant that we may realize it is Poultney Woman’s Club, and In November, club members the little things that create dif- all members participated in will collect items and pack ferences, that in the big things York Street Auto GuaranteedAsk about our one way or another to make the relief kits for natural disasters. in life we are as one.” Established 1989 Credit Approval Smile Project great,” said The project is part of Global Milazzo encourages mem- Jaime Milazzo, club president. Ministries through the United bers to invite local women to FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR At its monthly meeting on Methodist Church. Each kit join the club at their monthly USED CAR SALES Thursday, Oct. 17, club mem- will include a hand towel, meetings as part of their fami- FOREIGN & DOMESTIC REPAIRS All our used vehicles come bers gathered the gowns they washcloth, comb, soap, nail ly and to get involved in the from Southern New Jersey, TIRES • BRAKES • SUSPENSION WORK Southern Pennsylvania, had been working on and dis- clippers, toothbrush and ban- Poultney community. Delaware, North Carolina EXHAUST • VT STATE INSPECTIONS and Long Island. Call 518-642-1234 468 York Street, Poultney, VT Community center recognizes Bud 802.287.5851 • www.yorkstreetauto.com Taggart as outstanding volunteer to place an ad!

At its recent annual meet- ing, Castleton Community Center honored Bud Taggart with its 2019 Outstanding Volunteer Award for all of his work to make the center’s elderly and disabled van shel- www.CastletonPetSupply.com ter a reality. Taggart was responsible for Healthy planning the shelter building, ordering supplies, soliciting GRAIN & donations of labor, supplies and money and supervising GRAIN-FREE the construction. Board president Sharon PET FOODS Kendall presented Taggart with a framed photo and 802-265-2227 quote recognizing his excep- Castleton Community Center 700 Route 4A West tional volunteer service, and board president Sharon Castleton, VT 05735 his name was added to the Kendall and Bud Taggart Outstanding Volunteer Award plaque in the community cen- ter’s entrance. WANT MORE NEWS? Taggart recited the names of all the donors and volun- teers who helped with the For a complete listing of regional project, including Stanley events see our online calendar at: Patch, Castleton Lions Club, Agnes Lindsay Trust, Peoples manchesternewspapers.com/communitycalendar United Bank, Scott and Toni Lobdell, Norm Spafford, American Legion Post 50, American Legion Auxiliary, Sons of the American Legion, Mark Beebe, JP Carrara & Sons, Gilmore Home Center, Joe Tomasi, Graham Trudo, Greg Taggart, Jim Lynch, Gary Munnett and Joe Orzell. The names of all these donors and volunteers are listed on a plaque attached to the front of the van shelter. 6 - Friday, November 8, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress

“Home of the Big Slice” Stepping out 245 Main Street, Poultney, VT Pizza • Calzones • Lasagna production of “The Curious Celtic Christianity that was present Dinners • Salads • Burgers • Subs | FRI 11/8 | Incident of the Dog in the Night- in the British Isles generally, but Gyros • Wraps • Appetizers Time,” on Thursday-Sunday, Nov. especially in Wales and Ireland. 287-9439 or 7-10. Show times are Thursday- The service will include songs, MAHJONGG Manchester Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at selected readings and prayers 287-5891 Community Library will offer a six- 2 p.m. The play concerns a mys- from the literature of Celtic tradi- week session of beginner mah- tery surrounding the death of a tion. Information: 802-265-2206, jongg lessons on Fridays from neighbor’s dog that is investigated [email protected] or www. $5 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.: Nov. 8, 15, 22 by young Christopher Boone, who stdavidsvt.org. St. David’s Anglican and Dec. 6, 13, 20. Space limited has an autism spectrum condition, Church, 150 Main St., Poultney, Vt. to 8. Lessons will be taught by and his relationships with his par- COLLAGE PAINTING ROCKET Lynn Kaplan and are free and ents and school mentor. Tickets: Green Letters open to library members. Each $10. Information: 802-468-1260. Mountain Academy for Lifelong BURGERS student will need to purchase a Castleton University, 62 Alumni Learning will welcome artist and National Mahjongg League Rules Dr., Castleton, Vt. teacher Anharad Llewelyn for a This newspaper welcomes let- Try our popular Card from www.nationalmahjong- one-day collage painting workshop ters to the editor. Letters should new fast and fresh gleague.org. Participants must on Saturday, Nov. 9, from 10 a.m. pertain to an issue of general commit to all six classes. | SAT 11/9 | to 3 p.m. at Long Trail School in burgers. Served with Dorset. Students will create pat- concern. Thank you letters and special sauce and a Information/registration: Lynn at political endorsements must be 954-253-0547 or cliffy_lynn@ BREAKFAST The members of terned paper samples to use in side of fries. mixed-media collage paintings printed as paid advertisements. yahoo.com. Manchester Hiram Lodge #101, F&AM, and We have a full bar, Community Library, 138 and should bring old letters, Rates will be furnished upon Gilman Chapter #88, OES, will VT beers on tap and Cemetery Ave., Manchester host a monthly pancake break- stamps, handwriting samples and request. a big dining room. Center, Vt. fast in West Rutland every sec- more to incorporate into their All letters must be signed and paintings. Bring a bag lunch. Fee: TEACUP AUCTION ond Saturday through November include name and address of the GIVE US A TRY! Wells United from 8-11 a.m. The menu will $60. Information/registration: author. Methodist Church Ladies Aid will include plain and blueberry pan- 802-867-0111 or visit www.green- host a teacup auction on Friday, cakes, toast, scrambled eggs, mtnacademy.org. Long Trail We also request all letters be Nov. 8, at the Modern Woodmen of limited to 350 words and one omelets, home fries, corned beef School, 1045 Kirby Hollow Rd., America Hall in Wells. Viewing will Dorset, Vt. letter per month. hash, coffee, juice, tea and milk. begin at 5 p.m., with a drawing at Cost: $9 for adults, $3 for chil- 6 p.m. The auction will include col- MERCK HIKE Merck Forest and dren age 4-12. Information: Dave Farmland Center will host a full- lectibles, knickknacks, glassware, Mason at damasonvt@comcast. jewelry, personal items, books, vid- moon guided hike on Saturday, net or 802-775-2204 or Marie Nov. 9, from 4 to 6 p.m. The staff- eos, cereals, Christmas items, Ward at 802-468-2433. Masonic plants, home-baked goods and guided hike will be of moderate Lodge, 63 Franklin St., West difficulty. Participants must dress NEW SPECIALS EVERY WEEK more. Light refreshments served. Rutland, Vt. Tickets: 10 for $1. Put a ticket in a appropriately for the weather, with GREAT FOOD ■ LIVE MUSIC ■ FULL BAR cup next to the item you hope to BREAKFAST Poultney United sturdy footgear and bring a head- REGIONAL BEERS win. Information/donations: Methodist Church will host a veter- lamp or flashlight, water and 158 MAIN STREET, POULTNEY, VT Bonnie Smith at 802-645-0422. ans breakfast on Saturday, Nov. 9, snacks. Cost: $5 per person. WWW.TAPSTAVERN.COM ■ 802-287-4064 Modern Woodmen of America Hall, from 8 to 10 a.m. The menu will Information: 802-394-7836 or visit 10 Main St., Wells, Vt. include pancakes, sausage, eggs www.merckforest.org. Merck Forest and Farmland Center, 3270 DINNER and coffee for $6. Proceeds will EdwardJones Middletown Springs benefit veterans at The Dodge Vermont Route 315, Rupert, Vt. Elementary School’s sixth grade House. Information: Bruce Parker Making Sense of Investing class will host their annual spa- NEW YORKER Manchester Member SIPC at 518-642-2120. Poultney United Shawn R. Hadwen • Financial Advisor ghetti dinner on Friday, Nov. 8, Community Library will host The Methodist Church, 108 E. Main St., New Yorker magazine discussion 63 Main Street, Fair Haven, VT 05743 from 5 to 7 p.m. All money raised Poultney, Vt. (802) 265-4112 • www.edwardjones.com will help support the class trip to group on the second and fourth Washington, D.C. The menu will CRAFT FAIR The Vermont Saturdays of the month, from 4 to include salad, bread and butter, Farmer’s Market will host its annu- 6 p.m., beginning Saturday, Nov. 9 MOHAWK CARPET Owner/Installer • Matt Beayon spaghetti, homemade meatballs al fall craft fair on Saturday, Nov. and continuing through May 2020. and dessert. Gluten free and vege- 9, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Participants will discuss selected IN-STOCK VINYL & CARPET! tarian options will be available, Holiday Inn in Rutland. With the articles such as profiles of political Monday- too. Take-outs will be available. holiday season approaching, now and thought leaders, stories on • Free Friday Cost: $8 for adults, $5 for kids, is the perfect time to shop local. scientific, legal and environmental Estimates 10 - 4 free for kids younger than 5. The fair will feature local vendors issues, reviews and more. It is free • Contractor Sat Donations are welcome and can with high-quality crafts, bakers and open to library members. To Discounts 9 - Noon be made at www.donorschoose. with specialty foods and farmers join the group and get reading org. Middletown Springs selling Vermont maple syrup. assignments, visit http://bit.ly/ 31 Main Street mclnydg. Information: 802-362- Fair Haven, VT Elementary School, 15 Admission is free. Information: We Sell, Install, 2607. Manchester Community and Guarantee! Since 1981 802-265-3030 Schoolhouse Rd., Middletown www.vtfarmersmarket.org. Holiday Springs, Vt. Inn, 476 Holiday Dr., Rutland, Vt. Library, 138 Cemetery Ave.,

VINYL • LAMINATE MANNINGTON VINYL Manchester Center, Vt. VETERANS DINNER Castleton WORK DAY Green Mountain Club Village School’s sixth-, seventh-, will host a “Put the Trails to Bed” and eighth-grade students will work day on Saturday, Nov. 9. Join | SUN 11/10 | PERRY’S show their appreciation to veter- the last-of-the-season work party MAIN STREET EATERY ans for all that they have done for on the Long Trail/Appalachian BREAKFAST West Pawlet the country and the community at Trail. Bring lunch, water and work Volunteer Fire Department will Come to Perry’s Restaurant to take in the 18th annual veterans spaghet- gloves. Tools will be provided. hold a special pancake breakfast the small-town charm where you’re treated ti dinner on Friday, Nov. 8, from 5 Group will leave from Main Street on Sunday, Nov. 10, from 7:30 to like family and not just a customer. to 7 p.m. at Castleton’s American Park near the east end of the fire 11 a.m. for Youth Deer Hunting Home-cooked food Legion Post 50. The veterans station off Center Street in Weekend in Vermont. All youth Open 7 days a week appreciation dinner will be provid- Rutland at 9 a.m. All welcome. hunters who provide photo or Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner ed free of charge to all veterans Information: Larry Walter at 802- proof of their deer will receive a Mastercard & Visa accepted and their families. Information: 775-3855 or Wayne Krevetski at free breakfast of regular, choco- 253 Main Street, Poultney, VT 802-468-2203. American Legion 802-282-2237. late chip, blueberry and cranberry 802-287-5188 Post 50, 378 Vermont Route 4A, CRAFT FAIR pancakes, waffles with local Castleton, Vt. Castleton Community maple syrup, home fries, scram- Center will host its annual holiday BACK TO THE 80S bled eggs, sausage, bacon and Housing Trust craft fair on Saturday, Nov. 9, from beverages. Cost: $10 for 12 years of Rutland County is going back to 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the center. The and older, $8 for senior citizens, the 1980s at its annual benefit on fair will feature hand-crafted items $5 for 5-11 years old, free for Friday, Nov. 8, at 6 p.m. at by local craftsmen and is a mar- those under 5. West Pawlet Southside Steakhouse in Rutland. velous opportunity to do some Volunteer Fire Department, 2806 The fun, retro event will feature a great holiday shopping for one-of- Vermont Route 153, West Pawlet, karaoke contest with cash prizes, a-kind handmade jewelry, decora- Vt. CATCH A BREAK as well as “Spin You Right Round” tions, clothing and food items. We’ve got great deals all week at the DJ Greg providing music for guests Some 23 vendors will be display- RUPERT ART The Rupert Kittay Blue Cat on steak, burgers, pizza, wings, who want to dance and raise the ing their crafts in both buildings. Library will host an exhibit by local roof for the Housing Trust. Dress The center will sell soup and sand- photographer Susan Farnum beers and cocktails. Treat yourself to up as your favorite 80s character wiches for lunch, and new this Nichols from November through some good food and great company and you may win a prize. Proceeds year will be a gift-wrapping table. January 2020. There will be a and do it for a great price. help provide affordable housing to Information: 802-468-3093. reception for her on Sunday, Nov. people in need in Rutland County. Castleton Community Center, 10, from 2 to 4 p.m. Influenced by The Blue Cat, it’s easy to love it here. Tickets: $50, visit http://bit.ly/ 2108 Main St., Castleton, Vt. her father’s interest in photogra- We’ll even do the dishes! RAISETHEROOF80S. Information: phy, at an early age she was intro- CELTIC PRAYER St. David’s Friend us on Facebook! The Blue Cat... It’s easy to love it here! Emily Delong at 802-775-3139, duced to the joy of taking pictures. ext. 218. Southside Steakhouse, Anglican Church will offer morning Library hours: Tuesdays, 2:30 Main Street • Castleton Village, VT 05735 170 S. Main St., Rutland, Vt. prayer in the Celtic tradition on -5:30 p.m.; Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-2 Saturday, Nov. 9, at 9 a.m. This 802-468-2791 • www.bluecatcastleton.com THEATER p.m.; Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon; The Castleton Theater monthly service will draw on the Sundays, 1-4 p.m. Information: Department will present its fall rich spiritual insight of the ancient The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, November 8, 2019 - 7

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Saving a Life EVERY 11 MINUTES I’m never Castleton Community Center will host its annual holiday craft fair on Saturday, Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the center. The fair will feature hand-crafted items by local craftsmen. Some 23 vendors will be Help at Home with GPS! alone® displaying their crafts in both buildings. The center will sell soup and sandwiches for lunch, and new Life Alert is always here for me. this year will be a gift-wrapping table. Information: 802-468-3093. Castleton Community Center, 2108 One touch of a button Main St., Castleton, Vt. Help On-the-Go sends help fast, 24/7. Batteries Never Need Charging. www.rupertkittaylibrary.org, e-mail DIRECTORS’ MEET The Dorset Youth Epidemic: What Parents and For a FREE brochure call: [email protected] or Players will hold a directors’ meet- Teachers Should Know” on ® 1-800-509-4544 call 802-394-2444. R. K. Kittay ing on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 6:30 Wednesday, Nov. 13, from 6 to Library, 2827 Vermont Route 153, p.m. at the Playhouse. The goal of 7:30 p.m. in the Rail Room at the Rupert, Vt. the meeting is to invite the input Howe Center in Rutland. Presenter of new and returning directors as Sarah Cosgrove, education coordi- BOOK OF MINI Northshire the Players plan for upcoming sea- nator at RRMC, will discuss facts Bookstore will present author and sons. All are welcome. Directors about vaping and e-cigarettes, ini- lifelong collector of miniatures Kate who might have a favorite one-act, tiatives to educate and reduce Esme Ünver on Sunday, Nov. 10, at WINE full-length comedy, drama or musi- youth vaping and current legal and 2 p.m. Ünver will discuss her new cal are invited to bring the scripts political updates related to vaping book, “The Book of Mini: Inside the along to the meeting. Information/ illnesses. Information/registration: SHOPPING? Big World of Tiny Things.” A Q&A RSVP: email dorsetplayersvt@ 802-772-2400 or visit www.rrmc. will follow the discussion, along At Castleton gmail.com. Dorset Players, 173 org. Howe Center, 1 Scale Ave., with a closer look at Kate’s person- Village Store you’ll Cheney Rd., Dorset, Vt. Rutland, Vt. al miniature collection, which fi nd the lowest includes tiny food, diminutive wild- BIRD TALK Rutland County prices around and life, petite pottery and more. All are Audubon Society will host a pre- | THU 11/14 | welcome to this free program. sentation, “The New Marsh a huge selection... Information: 802-362-2607. Dream Trail,” by society member PESTICIDE-FREE Manchester not to mention wine Main Street Northshire Bookstore, 4869 Main Marv Elliott on Tuesday, Nov. 12, Community Library will host Philip assistance from Castleton St., Manchester Center, Vt. at 6:30 p.m. at the West Rutland Ackerman-Leist on Thursday, Nov. Town Hall. The talk will include “Rob the Wine Guy”! USMC BIRTHDAY Local Marine 14, at 6:30 p.m. for a talk about history of Audubon activities at veterans will celebrate the United pesticides, with experiences from the West Rutland Marsh and fin- OPEN 7AM - 9PM DAILY 802 468-2213 States Marine Corps’ 244th birth- the Italian town of Mals and other ish with a description of the trail www.CastletonVillageStore.com day on Sunday, Nov. 10. The party communities that are pursuing a plans. After 18 years of monthly will be held at the Dorset Field pesticide-free future in response to walks, this planned trail is a now Club, with happy hour scheduled for crises related to biodiversity, cli- a realistic dream that is just get- 6 p.m. For more information or to mate change and human health ting started. Free and open to the reserve a spot, contact Jerry Austin concerns. This event is free and public. Information: www.rutland- at 802-645-1951. Dorset Field open to the public. Information: countyaudubon.org. West Rutland Club, 132 Church St., Dorset, Vt. 802-362-2607. Manchester Town Hall, 35 Marble St., West Community Library, 138 Cemetery Rutland, Vt. Ave., Manchester Center, Vt. | | MON 11/11 BINGO The Manchester Eagles PERFORMANCE Castleton Who shut off the heat? Club, Routes 11/30, Manchester, University’s Casella Theater will What happened? I mean, one minute we are cruising along with fall clothes, VETERANS DAY Castleton will hold Bingo at 6:45 p.m. the host a performance by internation- watering the mums on the stoop and chatting on the walk way. Next thing you University will present a lecture by second and fourth Tuesdays of ally recognized hip-hop dancer, know, it’s twenty degrees out, the plants have crystallized and the only time we Castleton history professor Andre each month. Doors open at 5:45 choreographer and teacher get to go out is to get to the car. Winter comes quick. But, as usual, here at Fleche as part of its Veterans Day p.m. Information: 802-375-2801 Amirah Sackett on Thursday, Nov. the Birdseye we are cooking up a storm with activities on Monday, Nov. 11, at 7 or 802-362-2025. 14, at 7 p.m. Sackett explores and p.m. in Jeffords Auditorium. Fleche embodies her Muslim-American home-cooked meals and a big cozy dining car will give the first annual Veterans | | identity through combining hip-hop overlooking the village. So next time you are Day Soundings Event lecture enti- WED 11/13 movement and Islamic themes. down, come on in to warm up and enjoy tled “Union Veterans and the the Birdseye Diner experience. GREAT COURSES She is widely known for her cre- Making of Modern America.” He is Castleton ation of the choreography and per- the author of the award-winning Community Center will host Joe formance group “We’re Muslim, 802-468-5817 book “The Revolution of 1861: The Mark, who will facilitate the Great Don’t Panic,” which reached viral We Deliver American Civil War in the Age of Course “America and the World: A video fame. This event is free. Nationalist Conflict.” This event is Diplomatic History,” on Information: 802-468-1260. Main Street, Castleton, VT • Open 7AM-8PM Daily free and open to the public. Wednesdays from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Castleton University, 62 Alumni Information: 800-639-8521. through the fall. Programs will Dr., Castleton, Vt. Castleton University, 62 Alumni begin with a 30-minute video fol- Dr., Castleton, Vt. lowed by lively discussion among FILM SERIES Lakes Region Film participants about how and why Society shows films on Thursdays ANNUAL CRAFT FAIR | | America was able to shift from a at 7 p.m. at the Wells Town Hall in TUE 11/12 weak 13-colony country to an Vermont. Films are a curated mix Saturday, unprecedented global power and of best foreign movies, American November 9, 2019 NATO AND RUSSIA Green influence. Free and open to all; no award winners, classics, new films, Mountain Academy for Lifelong registration needed. Information: documentaries and comedies. 9:00AM - 3:00PM Learning will welcome Ralph S. 802-468-3093. Castleton LRFS is a nonprofit organization at the Modern Woodmen Clem, professor emeritus at Community Center, 2108 Main and all are welcome. Information: Bingo Hall in Wells, VT Florida International University, to St., Castleton, Vt. [email protected] or 802-287- talk about the contentious rela- VAPING INFO 6101. Wells Town Hall, 108 Route Cost for 8’x3’ table: $20.00 tionship between Russia and NATO Rutland Regional 30, Wells, Vt. on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 5:30 p.m. Medical Center will host the infor- *Electricity is available for an additional $5.00 at Manchester Community Library. mation session “E-Cigs, JUUL & the The Bingo Hall will be open at 7:00AM for setup. Registration: $18 in advance or Table and chairs are provided. Vendors are responsible $22 at the door. Information/reg- for their money and space at all times. istration: 802-867-0111 or visit To have your non-profit event listed, email it to news@manches- REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE! ternewspapers.com. Deadline is Friday at 10 a.m. for following week www.greenmtnacademy.org. All proceeds benefi t Our Neighbors’ Table. Manchester Community Library, publication. A complete listing of all Stepping Out calendar events is For further information, contact 138 Cemetery Ave., Manchester available online at manchesternewspapers.com. Center, Vt. 802-884-5431 or 802-287-0584 8 - Friday, November 8, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress ‘Season of Giving’ opens at Chaffee Nov. 8 Castleton journalism students work

The Chaffee Art Center food, punch and wine pro- $150 and third place $100; with local newspapers and UVM will have a free opening vided by Putney Mountain People’s Choice awards will Castleton University student Morrisville, Charlotte, Stowe, reception for its annual hol- Winery. be made in various catego- journalists are teaming up with Shelburne, South Burlington iday exhibit “Season of In the spirit of the sea- ries as well. University of Vermont students and Hinesburg. Giving” on Friday, Nov. 8, son of giving, the Chaffee’s Hours are Wednesday- to provide news stories for local The students are continuing from 5 to 8 p.m. The show staff encourages guests to Friday, noon to 5 p.m., and papers that otherwise might not to produce stories this semester. will be on display until bring a nonperishable food Saturday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. get written. “We are excited to work with Friday, Jan. 3. item donation. For more information, Funded by a $2,000 grant Castleton University to expand The show will feature art And on Saturday, Dec. 7, call 802-775-0356, email through UVM, Castleton stu- the Community News Service,” and handmade treasures from noon to 3 p.m., the [email protected] dents will be working with said Watts, who directs the perfect for holiday giving, Chaffee will host its ginger- or visit www.chaffeeartcen- Castleton resident and former Center for Research on all created by talented com- bread contest showcase ter.org or the center’s New York Times freelancer Vermont, which houses the munity artists. reception. Creative ginger- Facebook page. Martha Molnar to report and Community News Service. Guests will have the bread entries are welcome, Chaffee Art Center is write stories that will be pub- Watts said local news has opportunity to mingle with and prizes will be awarded located at 16 S. Main St., lished in the Rutland Herald, been decimated around the the artists and the commu- on Friday, Jan 3: First place Rutland, Vermont. Mountain Times, and Lakes country. Former newspapers nity and enjoy delicious will win $250, second place Region FreePress. are now “ghosts” – content-free The stories also will be pub- advertising vehicles for corpo- lished simultaneously on the rate owners. Meanwhile, Community News Service web remaining journalistic outlets Winners announced in Dorset Theatre Festival’s young page on the UVM website. are under assault from many Castleton University Media directions, including the White and Communication professor House, “fake news,” filter bub- playwrights competition, reading set for Nov. 18 David Blow said he’s excited bles, and social media outlets about the partnership for a vari- that exploit online news with- The Dorset Theatre Festival sen in autumn, and their Ensemble. As a teaching art- ety of reasons. out contributing to it financial- provides opportunities for works are then given a public ist, she has worked with arts “It gets my students valuable ly or otherwise. He said there regional middle and high reading. educators and community arts published works in daily and are 1,300 counties that have no school students to learn about Ten Vermont schools par- initiatives to provide consulta- weekly newspapers, it gives longer have local news cover- playwriting and create a play ticipated in this year’s work- tion to students and their them experience working with age, according to a recent study of their own through its annu- shops, from which 50 plays mentors. Prior to moving to outside editors and I love that of “news deserts.” al Jean E. Miller Young were submitted to the sixth Philadelphia, Averitt was a we’re collaborating with UVM “Never has local news been Playwrights Competition. A annual competition. resident of Dorset after gradu- to essentially give a more south- more important,” Watts said. public reading of this year’s This year’s high school win- ating from Bennington ern arm to the Community Castleton students currently winning works will be held on ners are Clarissa Pollard from College. News Service site,” he said. are working on their first batch Monday, Nov. 18, at 7 p.m. Stratton Mountain School Averitt praised the teachers “And it helps local papers.” of stories that are being pub- This event will be held at (Mary Mangiacotti, faculty whose classrooms she visited, Blow said he also hopes to lished in local papers and post- the Manchester Community mentor) and Zoe Grigsby from as well as the students partici- incorporate lessons from some ed on the Community News Library and is free and open Burr & Burton Academy pating in the program. “I was of his classes into the stories Service site, including in this to the public. Seating is gener- (James Raposa, faculty men- in awe of the work each of the that students will be working on. week’s Lakes Region FreePress al admission, and no ticket is tor). The winning plays in the teachers had done with their He said his ethics class recently on page 4. required. middle school category were students and amazed by the scoured the Rutland Herald for Molnar, who also taught jour- The Jean E. Miller Young both co-authored, and the win- quality of the students’ ques- diversity, which led to story ideas nalism at Brooklyn College, Playwrights Competition is an ners are Addie Dennes and tions, curiosities, and creativi- including a new youth LGBTQ+ Hunter College, Mercy College annual collaboration between Anna Markcrow, and Kaya ty put into practice with group starting in Rutland. and College of New Rochelle, Dorset Theatre Festival and Pedersen and Clara Vickers, words,” she said. “My hope is that we provide said she loves the chance to local schools. Each spring, vis- all from Maple Street School The Jean E. Miller Young solid stories about issues and work with students again and iting playwrights and (Conor Welch, faculty men- Playwrights Competition is people that maybe aren’t being help provide needed stories for Bennington College mentors tor). funded in part by a grant from covered as much as others,” he local papers. teach a series of playwriting Jessieh Ruth Averitt was the Windham Foundation. said. “I’m thrilled to be part of workshops at participating this year’s visiting playwright. For more information, visit Blow’s counterpart at UVM, this truly win-win project. The schools, after which students Averitt is a researcher, play- dorsettheatrefestival.org. professor Richard Watts, is students get to see their byline are invited to submit a short wright and theatre artist liv- Manchester Community equally excited to bring a more in print in several local papers, play for adjudication by a ing and working primarily in Library is located at 138 statewide feel to the website. and will surely use these arti- panel of nationally recognized Philadelphia, where she estab- Cemetery Ave., Manchester UVM students worked with edi- cles in their future job searches. playwrights. Winners are cho- lished Other Case Notes Center, Vermont. tor Lisa Scagliotti over the sum- Meanwhile, the papers get mer to produce several hard ready-made, excellent stories to news and feature stories for supplement their own report- THM weekly papers in Waterbury, ers’ efforts,” she said. 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Simmes benefit in Benson Nov. 19 Photos The Wheel Inn in ly injured in a car acci- Benson will be the site of a dent. Continued from front page benefit spaghetti dinner on Cost of the dinner is $10, Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 5 p.m., and take-outs will be avail- tures of the birds in my back- followed by the infamous able. Cash donations may yard,” he said. hat auction at 7 p.m. be left at The Wheel Inn. “I go out every single day to Proceeds will help The Wheel Inn is located take photographs, and I just Tammy and Lenny at 730 Lake Rd., Benson, love it.” Simmes, who were serious- Vermont. So do the hundreds of peo- ple who follow Ellmers on Facebook, where he posts his photographs for anyone to view. His most recent subjects SCRAP METAL RECYCLING have included cardinals eating wild grapes, Carolina wrens, northern flickers on staghorn Male scarlet tanager on mulberry shrub by Gordon Ellmers sumac and – one of his favorite birds to photograph – bald eagles. “This time of year there are Second Hand Rose lots of wild grapes, bittersweet, WE PAY CASH EVERY TIME! The Thrift Shop, Inc. staghorn sumac berries and even honeysuckle berries that DRIVE-ON SCALE! ON-SITE Not-for-profi t • Low cost “previously owned” items the birds are feeding on. A bird Vehicles bought SCRAP METAL Community-operated • Volunteers always welcome! feeding on a staghorn sumac is by weight. DISMANTLING & REMOVAL a beautiful sight,” he said. New & Gently Ellmers is out with his cam- VEHICLES SCRAP METAL era in all seasons and at all HEAVY EQUIPMENT Used Toys times of day. “In the summer, TITLE NOT NEEDED early morning and early eve- • BRASS • COPPER • ALUMINUM ning are the times when the BATTERIES • STEEL 30% Off light is best, but during the win- This sale will continue to the end of November. ter, because the sun is so low in 112 DeKalb Road, Granville, NY 12832 Fore more information, the sky, it’s easy to get beautiful Monday-Friday 8-5, Saturday 8-12 please call the shop at 518-695-4640 photographs any time of day.” Ellmers’s travels take him 518-642-3063 or 642-3036 116 Broad St., Schuylerville, NY • 518-695-4640 from southern Washington County to the Feeder Canal in Fort Edward and wherever else the birds are. But sometimes the best pho- tographs are right in your OUR Best YOU backyard. Achieving for “About ten years ago, I looked out my side door into a mulberry bush about ten feet Healthgrades evaluates away the house, and there was hospital quality for a scarlet tanager feasting. That’s probably one of my conditions and procedures favorite photographs.” based solely on clinical That and other of his photo- graphs will be the subject of a outcomes. Hospital presentation Ellmers will make performance is measured at the Poultney Public Library next Friday evening, Nov. 15, at for the most common 6 p.m. The evening is sponsored in-hospital procedures and by the Rutland County Audubon Society. conditions and adjust for The Powerpoint presenta- each patient’s risk factors, tion will be about an hour in length and will feature many such as age, gender of Ellmers’s photographs of and medical condition. birds through the four seasons, as well as photographs of a few other wild subjects. “About three years ago, I Healthgrades analysis is was coming back from taking based on more than 45 pictures in Stillwater, and I saw a male bobcat standing on the million Medicare medical side of the road. He walked out claims records for the most in front of my car and was interested in something on the recent three-year time other side of the road. Sure period available from nearly enough, a female bobcat emerged, and the two circled 4,500 hospitals nationwide. each other,” he said. The bobcats were clearly “hooking up,” Ellmers laughed. They eventually crossed the road together and disappeared into the woods. He got some great photos of the encounter. Ellmers’s friends have asked him if he’s planning on putting together a book of his photo- graphs. “I say not right now, if ever. I like what I’m doing: tak- ing photographs and sharing them on Facebook.” Call the Poultney Public Library at 802-287-5556 for more information on Ellmers’s pre- sentation next Friday. Poultney Public Library is located at 205 Main St., Poultney, Vermont. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, November 8, 2019 - 13

VNAHSR health & wellness programs Moose Crossing to play Brandon Music Nov. 16 VNA and Hospice of the needed. For more informa- Brandon Music is delighted porary takes on Southwest Region provides tion, call 802-770-1536. to welcome Brandon-based jazz tunes from The health clinics for Lakes Bereavement groups facil- trio Moose Crossing for the Doors, Bruno Mars Region residents. itated by VNAHSR office first time on Saturday, Nov. 16, and The Beatles. VNAHSR will host the fol- chaplain Rev. Andrew at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $20; lowing blood pressure and Carlson meet Mondays at 5 Founding member Zak pre-concert dinner foot care clinics: Wednesday, p.m. at Bromley Manor Hampton brings together an is $25. Reservations Nov. 13, 10 a.m., Templewood Chapel, 2595 Depot St., eclectic group of talented musi- are required for din- Court, Rutland; Wednesday, Manchester Center, and on cians from across the region. ner and recom- Nov. 13, 1:30 p.m., Manchester Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at Grace Hampton, who fronts the band mended for the con- office of VNAHSR; Thursday, Congregational Church, 8 on tenor sax and the occasional cert. Brandon Nov. 14, 10 a.m., Benson Court St., Rutland. vocal tune, is joined by Jore Music is a BYOB Heights, Benson; Thursday, These groups are free and Plotts on bass and Adam Schini venue. Nov. 14, 12:30 p.m., Castleton open to the public. For more on organ and keyboard. For more infor- Meadows, Castleton. $10 for information, call 802-770- Moose Crossing has brought mation and reserva- foot clinic. No appointment 1613. high-energy jazz fused with tions, call 802-247- popular funk, rock and blues to 4295, email info@ the New England music scene brandon-music.net for 10 years. The trio performs or visit www.bran- ‘The Curious Incident’ at Castleton youthful takes on the classics don-music.net. from Duke Ellington and Frank Brandon Music University this weekend Sinatra to Miles Davis and is located at 62 John Coltrane together with Country Club Rd., Castleton University’s Awards, including Best New original jazz and more contem- Brandon, Vermont. Zak Hampton of Moose Crossing Theater Arts and Music depart- Play at the 2013 ceremony. ments will present their fall Everything in the play is production of “The Curious seen through the eyes of Incident of the Dog in the Christopher, the 15-year-old Chili cook-off in Pittsford Nov. 16 to benefit Sara’s Stories Night-Time,” on Friday-Sunday, genius narrator with Maclure Library in Pittsford and voting to follow from 11:30 Parton’s Imagination Library Nov. 9-10. Show times are Asperger’s syndrome. All will host its fourth annual chili a.m. to 1 p.m., when the win- for kids in Pittsford and Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. events are processed through cook-off on Saturday, Nov. 16, ners will be announced. Florence, who will receive a and Sunday at 2 p.m. his remarkable mind. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Contestants should bring a new book in the mail each The play is by Simon General admission is $10. Lothrop Elementary School crockpot with chili already month. The library will contin- Stephens and is based on the For tickets and more infor- gymnasium in Pittsford. made and a serving spoon. ue to hand out books to all kids novel of the same name by mation, call 802-468-1119. First prize will be $250, sec- The cook-off will benefit at Pittsford events. Mark Haddon. During its pre- Castleton University is locat- ond prize $150 and third prize Sara’s Stories, a program in For more information con- miere run, “The Curious ed at 62 Alumni Dr., Castleton, $75. A $25 prize also will be memory of beloved community tact Meghan Fox at 802-353-1525 Incident” tied the record for Vermont. awarded for the hottest chili. member Sara Gallipo that pro- or [email protected]. winning the most Olivier Entry fee for the cook-off is motes early literacy for chil- Lothrop Elementary School $10, and registration will take dren ages 0-5. The library has a is located at 3447 US Route 7, place at 11 a.m., with tasting new partnership with Dolly Pittsford, Vermont. Poultney cemetery work being completed The Poultney Cemetery cemetery is open from dawn to Association asks the communi- dusk. Fairy house workshops at Merck for kids, adults Nov. 16 ty to drive with caution within The property will close for Merck Forest and Farmland lish their creations. Tools will Other materials and tools will the cemetery’s roadways the season on Sunday, Dec. 1, Center will host two workshops be provided. Cost is $10 per be provided. Cost is $25 for throughout the next several or at the first snowfall, which- on fairy houses – one for chil- house, and children must be each fairy house. Preregister at weeks as road reconstruction ever occurs first. dren and one for adults and accompanied by an adult com- www.merckforest.org/product/ work will be in progress, For more information, visit teens – on Saturday, Nov. 16. panion. Preregister at www. adult-programming. weather permitting. the Poultney Cemetery From 10 a.m. to noon, chil- merckforest.org/product/fami- For more information, call The cemetery association’s Association’s Facebook page, dren will build tiny fairy hous- ly-programs. 802-394-7836 or visit www.mer- entrance and exit is on call 802-779-5534 from 9 a.m. to es and gnome homes from From 1 to 3 p.m., adults and ckforest.org. Beaman Street (Route 30) in 4 p.m. or email poultneyceme- materials gathered in the teens are invited to take a brief Merck Forest and Farmland the Village of Poultney. The [email protected]. woods. Children are also hike in the woods to gather nat- Center is located at 3270 encouraged to bring additional ural materials to embellish a Vermont Route 315, Rupert, materials from home to embel- fairy house or gnome home. Vermont. Craft fair in Wells to benefit Our Neighbors’ Table Nov. 9 Our Neighbors’ Table will For more information, call Modern Woodmen of hold a craft fair on Saturday, Michelle at 802-645-0934 or America is located at 10 Main Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 802-884-5431. St., Wells, Vermont. the Modern Woodmen of America main hall in Wells. Get some early Christmas shopping done by shopping great local crafters and ven- Darcy Sheehe, Owner dors. Guests can also enjoy lunch and take home some West Rutland Marsh on a windy day baked goods or even soup or mac and cheese for later. The Mon, Tues & Thurs 9AM-8PM, Fri 9AM-5:00PM9AM-5:30PM day will also include a 50/50 BY APPT ONLY • CLOSED WEDNESDAY New West Rutland marsh trail talk Nov. 12 raffle. 350 Wilson Avenue, Poultney, VT 802-287-9904 Rutland County Audubon located at 35 Marble St., West The fundraiser benefits the Conveniently Located near Poultney Elementary School Parking in the Rear Society will host a presentation, Rutland, Vermont. Wells food shelf. “The New Marsh Dream Trail,” by society member Marv Elliott on Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 6:30 p.m. at the West Rutland Town Hall. D. DORR SEPTIC SERVICE The talk will include some of • Septic Tank Pumping • Portable Toilet Rentals the history of Audubon activi- Monarch • High Pressure Line Jetting ties at the West Rutland Marsh Sheet Metal Shop • New Septic Systems Installed and finish with a description of Rake, Drip, Valleys and Flashing • Repairs to Old Systems the trail plans. After 18 years of monthly Pre-Bent and Ready - No Waiting Time walks, including the increasing- • All Types of Custom Work • ly busy Whipple Hollow Road, Sheets of galvanized, aluminum, this planned trail is a now a stainless and copper realistic dream that is just get- ting started. ALWAYS IN STOCK The talk is free and open to 209 Riverside Heights, Manchester Center, VT the public. 802-362-2344 For more information, visit For Any Drainage Failure 802-362-2344 www.rutlandcountyaudubon.org. 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‘Friendsgiving’ celebration to benefit Humane society Game supper in Pawlet Nov. 16 Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum Nov. 14 The Pawlet Volunteer Fire and water will also be avail- membership drive Department will hold its 51st able. Roots the Restaurant will community reflects the same annual wild game and chicken Cost is $15 for adults, $7 for host a special pop-up meal in values that we hold here at The Rutland County and biscuit supper on Saturday, children and free for kids The Annex, the restaurant’s Wonderfeet,” said museum Humane Society’s 2020 Nov. 16, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the younger than 5. private dining space, on executive director Danielle membership drive is now firehouse. For more information, call Thursday, Nov. 14. Monroe. under way. The menu will include bear the firehouse at 802-325-3222 or All proceeds from the This is the second pop-up This year the society is roast, venison stew, venison Fran at 802-325-3191. event’s two seatings, at 5 and 7 restaurant experience that celebrating its 60th anni- roast, veggie salads and Pawlet Firehouse is located p.m., will benefit Wonderfeet Billings is hosting in The versary, for which it has mashed potatoes along with at 155 Vermont Route 133, Kids’ Museum’s operations, Annex. Previously he hosted created a special member- chicken and biscuits and pie Pawlet, Vermont. including outreach and ongo- Chef Maria Veduzco and her ship category. In addition for dessert. Coffee, tea, milk ing exhibits and programs to authentic Mexican cooking in a to receiving a member- meet the needs of the commu- pop-up called La Catrina. ship card that can be used nity. Cost is $50 per person. at specific local stores, The meal will reimagine the For more information, email 60th-anniversary mem- Pickleball in Pittsford through April traditional Thanksgiving feast [email protected]. Seats may be bers also will receive a The Pittsford Recreation A small group from Pittsford and celebrate old friends and reserved at www.802tix.com, 60th-anniversary magnet. Department will host free began playing during the sum- new. The menu will include the 802tix box office at 77 Grove The society encourages indoor pickleball at the mer of 2015 on a tennis court creative farm-to-table riffs on Street or at Wonderfeet Kids’ all who support the work Vermont Police Academy gym in Rutland. The group contin- fall classics in a three-course Museum. of the society to become a in Pittsford on Sunday morn- ued play through the winter of family-style dinner hand-select- For more information on member or renew their ings through April 2020, from 2016 in Lothrop gym and this ed by chef Donald Billings. Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum, membership. 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. past summer at the Pittsford “We are thrilled to be work- visit www.wonderfeetkids- For more information Pickleball is a fun sport that Tennis Courts. ing with Donald again. He has museum.org. and to become a member, combines many elements of Beginners and seasoned been an amazing supporter and The Annex is located at 58 visit www.rchsvt.org or tennis, badminton and table players are all welcome. friend to the museum. His cre- Merchants Row, Rutland, call 802-483-9171. tennis. It is played both indoors For more information, call ativity and commitment to the Vermont. and outdoors on a badminton- Tom Browe at 802-483-0034. size court with a slightly modi- Vermont Police Academy is Marines to celebrate fied tennis net, paddle and plas- located at 317 Academy Rd., Benefit for Dorset Playhouse roof fund tic ball. Pittsford, Vermont. The Dorset Players will pres- enlisted Elisabeth Hazelton, USMC birthday ent a night of one acts by Chris Caren McVicker and Joelle Bohjalian on Friday, Nov. 15, at Greenland, also of the Players, Local Marine veterans will Rutland medical center earns distinction 7:30 p.m. for the performance with celebrate the United States The evening will feature Experience. Chaffee also will Marine Corps’ 244th birthday for knee, hip replacement surgeries staged readings of Bohjalian’s be directing the performance. on Sunday, Nov. 10. Blue Cross and Blue Shield nized by Blue Cross for meet- plays titled “Three Deuces The audience will have the The party will be held at of Vermont has selected ing the robust selection crite- (Breakfast, Lunch and opportunity to meet the the Dorset Field Club with Rutland Regional Medical ria for knee and hip replace- Dinner),” toplined by his acclaimed Vermont author and happy hour scheduled for 6 Center as a Blue Distinction ments set by the Blue daughter Grace Experience, a Experience at a meet-and-greet p.m. Center for Knee and Hip Distinction Specialty Care New York-based actress and reception in the Playhouse café For more information or to Replacement, part of the Blue program. award-winning audio books following the stage perfor- reserve a spot, contact Jerry Distinction Specialty Care “Rutland Regional Medical reader. mance. Austin at 802-645-1951. program. Center has been recognized as The evening is a benefit for Tickets are $25. The Dorset Field Club is Blue Distinction Centers among the best in the nation the Dorset Players’ Playhouse For more information and located at 132 Church St., are nationally designated for knee and hip replacement Roof Fund to defray the cost of tickets, visit www.dorsetplay- Dorset, Vermont. healthcare facilities shown to surgeries” said Claudio Fort, future improvements and ers.org or call 802-867-5777. deliver improved patient safe- president and CEO of Rutland recent repairs. The event is Dorset Playhouse is located Got ads? ty and better health outcomes, Regional Medical Center. organized by Players’ member at 104 Cheney Rd., Dorset, based on objective measures “This would not be possible Maureen Chaffee, who has Vermont. Call 518-642-1234 that were developed by Blue without the coordinated Cross and Blue Shield compa- efforts of our highly profes- nies with input from the medi- sional and devoted team. cal community. Everything they do is to Make sure Knee and hip replacement ensure the best comfort and procedures are among the care for our patients. We are fastest-growing medical treat- grateful to be recognized for your business ments in the United States, their outstanding care.” according to studies published Since 2006, the Blue isn’t left out! in the June 2014 Journal of Distinction Specialty Care Bone and Joint Surgery and program has helped patients The FreePress will publish its annual the American Academy of find quality providers for Holiday Gift Guide edition Orthopaedic Surgeons. their specialty care needs in the week of November 18. Hospitals designated as the areas of bariatric surgery, Blue Distinction Centers for cardiac care, complex and This extra-special edition will be Knee and Hip Replacement rare cancers, knee and hip inserted in the FreePress and our demonstrate expertise in total replacements, maternity care, other three newspapers, reaching knee and total hip replace- spine surgery and transplants, more than 85,000 readers in the ment surgeries, resulting in while encouraging healthcare Lakes Region of Vermont and New fewer patient complications professionals to improve the and hospital readmissions. care they deliver. York – and beyond. 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