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More than 100 classic cars featured in Fair Haven By Jared Stamm “It always depends on the See our special three-page weather,” said Kerry Fowler, Castleton Lions The town green in Fair car show guide inside. president of the chamber. “This State Police Haven will be crowded with year, the forecasters are predict- vehicles of all sorts this annual auction It’s the 14th year for the pop- ing 80- to 85-degree tempera- seek help iden- Saturday. ular car show. Although billed tures and lots of sun, so it The Vermont Lakes Region / 4 as a “classic auto show,” specta- should be a perfect day to come tifying suspects Chamber of Commerce Classic tors can expect to see bikes, to the show.” Auto Show will be held from 9 at horse show Local swimming trucks, motor homes, tractors The show usually has about a.m. to 3 p.m. at the south end and motorcycles – in fact, any- spots / 8 of the Fair Haven town green. / 12 thing with wheels. See CARS, pg. 2

BioBlitz this weekend Pawlet book sale Event explores and cele- Merck’s 3,200 acres in Rupert. brates natural life at Merck For a full day, interested kids benefits library and adults will undertake a By Jared Stamm census of the insects, birds, By Jared Stamm trees, flowers, fungi, reptiles Beginning this Saturday, and amphibians and anything With more than 20,000 new and used books July 27, at noon and ending 24 in between with the help of for sale, the Pawlet Public Library’s annual hours later on Sunday, Merck Merck staff and a stellar group book sale is one of the largest in New Forest and Farmland Center of experts from five organiza- England. The two-day sale, now in its 52nd will inaugurate BioBlitz, a free tions. year, will be held tomorrow, July 27, from 9 community event to explore Merck’s conservation man- a.m. to 4 p.m., and and celebrate the diverse com- More than Sunday, July 28, from munity of natural life on 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at See BLITZ, pg. 3 20,000 items Mettawee Community School in West Pawlet, for sale Vermont. Gathering all of Check out these great those books is no small task, said Janno Gay, Lakes Region job opportunities! who has been chairing the book sale for the Jobs! past two years. “It’s a year-long process,” she said. “We take off the month of August to n Fred’s Granville Pharmacy n Boys & Girls Club regroup and then get started again in September.” n Town of Castleton n Bain’s Service Books come from all over the region. “We n Taconic Hotel n Turunen Truck get them from other libraries who have sales, Pawlet’s two-day book sale this weekend is one of n Isovolta n Concrete Professionals the largest in New England, with books and much n Bayada ä See page 17. See SALE, pg. 2 more available for browsing and buying. n Greenstone Slate

EXPAND YOUR BUSINESS BY ADVERTISING IN THE FREEPRESS – CALL 1-518-642-1234 2 - Friday, July 26, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress FreePress Letter John M. Manchester Thank you for a great Castleton post-parade party Publisher To the editor: Castleton Library, Castleton ed use of the staging. Many vol- Jane Cosey I would like to extend a huge Climate Solutions, Castleton unteers in addition helped plan, Production Manager thank you to everyone who Women’s Club, Castleton School set up and clean up. Clearly Deb Brosseau Dee Dee Carroll Sarah Waite helped make Castleton’s first Organization, Same Sun, many hands make the fun hap- Valerie Broughton Office Manager Advertising Design Fourth of July post-parade party 350Rutland, Green Mountain pen! Advertising Sales a success! This event was co- Astronomers and Castleton Goat If you are interested in get- sponsored by the Town of Farm. ting involved either as a volun- Established 1989. Published every Friday by Manchester News Castleton and the Bridge In addition, delicious food teer or participant next year, papers. Initiative. The family-oriented was provided by Castleton Pizza email us at bridgeinitiative@cas- Subscription Rates $75 for 52 weeks. The Lakes Region/Northshire post-parade party was celebrated and Deli, Kinder Way at the tleton.edu. Put us on your calen- FreePress assumes no financial responsibility for any typographical on the town’s village green on Depot, Third Place and Ding-a- dar for next year! errors in advertisements but will reprint that part of an advertise Main Street immediately after Ling Ice cream trucks. The Bridge Initiative is a ment in which the typographical error occurred. Advertisers the parade. Finally, the Green Brothers group of town residents and please notify the management of any errors which may occur. I want to thank all the local Band entertained us with lively Castleton University employees organizations that volunteered and popular tunes the whole working together to foster bonds Third class postage paid at Granville, New York, Post Office. to offer fun activities for kids time. of understanding and good will Mailing address for Lakes Region: Box 330, Granville, NY. Main and their parents including: A special shout out to the between the campus and com- Office: 14 E. Main St., Granville, NY 12832. Phone: (800) 3544232. Castleton Recreation Committee, Castleton Federated Church that munity. Email: [email protected]. Castleton University, Castleton loaned us their tables and Mary Droege Historical Society, Castleton chairs; to John Rehlen who The Castleton Shriners, Friends of the donated the use of a generator Bridge Initiative and saved the day; and to bridgeinitiative@ two hours. “Kids and parents covers $1. Paperback books will Castleton University that donat- castleton.edu bring trucks and dollies, and be available for 25 cents each or Sale we provide a lot of pizza, soda six for $1. Continued from front page and water,” she laughed. On Sunday, Bag Sale Day will the slate center of the nation, Books are then arrayed on offer bulk buys for less all day Cars so it’s appropriate that our from Northshire Bookstore in tables with signage to make long. Shoppers are advised to awards are etched on slate,” Manchester, from individuals browsing easy. bring their own bags or boxes. Continued from front page Fowler observed. who are moving and have large “We’ve had the same two Category tables include fic- And credit cards are accepted. 100 entries, said Fowler. libraries they can’t take with judges for the last four or five tion and mystery, rare books, “The sale is just a great “Vehicles come from through- them,” she said. “But most years,” he said, “and they do young adult and children’s example of how our communi- out the region. Last year we come from people who drop off everything but crawl under- books, biographies, plus other ty works together,” said Gay. had 8 or 10 cars from a club in two or three boxes of books at a neath the cars. They really nonfiction books on art, history, “We’re grateful to all of our vol- Glens Falls, which was great,” time.” understand what goes into cooking, gardening, health and unteers, library director Mary he said. Pawlet resident Jed Rubin restoring these old cars.” lots more. Other offerings Lou Willitts who doesn’t leave “We’ve had some nice old donates the space to store the Judging starts at 1 p.m., but include DVDs, CDs, audio until everything is done, Linda Model As, roadsters and a beau- books. “Our volunteers power the judges usually are on the books, VHS tapes, record Welch who values our rare tiful old Pontiac Grand Prix wash the stalls in Jed’s cow move by 10:30 or 11 a.m., said albums, puzzles and games. book offerings, Sally Caras who from the mid-60s. Last year I barn, scrub and disinfect them, Fowler. “They take it seriously, Food is available, too, with does our publicity, Mettawee saw an old Saab on the corner lay fresh sawdust down and and they do a great job.” refreshments at the Book Community School and the list with a tiny engine in it. I won- then start sorting.” The day also will feature Lover’s Cafe and a bake sale goes on,” she said. dered how it moved itself,” An unsung hero in this pro- food, including maple goods, organized by Sally Cleveland. Last year’s sale raised a Fowler laughed. cess is Janine Seitz, who orga- fried dough, sausages and burg- “Diane Mach and I do the shop- record $13,768. All proceeds are In addition to fully restored nizes the sorting center. “She ers from the Lions and more. ping for the café, which sells used to benefit the library’s cars, entries will include works runs a tight ship,” said Gay, There will be vendors, a raf- egg sandwiches, English muf- programs, all of which are free. in progress, “which is nice to “and makes certain all of the fle with lots of prizes and a fins, sloppy joes, chili dogs and “We hope to do as well if not have, so that spectators can see books are categorized and 50/50. John Saltis will be on a lot more,” said Gay, who also better this year,” said Gay, “so what goes into restoring an old labeled properly.” hand to play music from the is assisted in the effort by we invite everyone to come and car,” said Fowler. The last sorting day was 1950s through the ’70s to match Kathryn Lawrence. browse and buy.” “There’s something for Tuesday. At that point, all of the cars, said Fowler. This year’s raffle prize is a For more information, email everyone,” he said. the books were boxed up and Spectators get in free, and 2’x4’ hooked wool rug from [email protected] or call Judging will begin at 1 p.m., ready to be moved to Mettawee the cost for registration is $10 Chandler 4 Corners. “Judith 802-325-3123. and trophies will be awarded Community School on ahead of time and $15 on Reilly designed a really beauti- Mettawee Community around 2 p.m. Wednesday. Saturday. The show will be held ful sheep scene,” said Gay. School is located at 5788 Judges will honor the Best “The move is accomplished rain or shine. All of the books are very rea- Vermont Route 153, off of of Show with a trophy. Another primarily by teenagers doing For more information, con- sonably priced. On Saturday, Vermont Route 20, West Pawlet, 24 entries, including the popu- community service,” said Gay. tact the Vermont Lakes Region hardcover books will be $2, soft- Vermont. lar People’s Choice Award, will The whole process takes about covers $1 and children’s hard- Chamber of Commerce at 802- receive laser-etched slate 265-8600 or call Fowler at 802- awards, with slate donated by 468-3152. Public Notices Camara Slate. “Fair Haven is Poultney Board of Selectmen NOTICE NOTICE - PUBLIC HEARING The Poultney Selectboard hereby notices the citizens of TOWN OF HUBBARDTON the Town of Poultney that while the Finel Hollow bridge closure is in effect from July 24, 2019 through August Pursuant to VSA 4441 and 4444, notice is hereby given that the Hubbardton 20, 2019, the Town will provide garbage pickup at the Selectboard will hold a public hearing on Monday, August 12, 2019 at 7:00PM at Seamans Logging and Construction property located at the Hubbardton Town Offices, 1831 Monument Hill Road,to take public comment on 25 Morse Hollow Road, Poultney, during the hours of 8:00 and to consider the adoption of the Hubbardton Town Zoning Regulations. AM through 11:00 AM on the following Saturday dates: To review amendments as follow: a. July 27, 2019; • 408 Updated Flood Hazard Overlay (FHO) District Requirements. b. August 3, 2019; - Article XI Sections 1101, 1103,1107, 1108 and 1109 c. August 10, 2019; - Article XII Sections 1205 and 1208 d. August 17, 2019. - Article XIII Definitions Please note, a valid Poultney Transfer Station Sticker The full text of the Town Zoning Regulations and accompanying maps are available is required and only garbage placed in yellow Poultney for public review at the Town Offices at 1831 Monument Hill Road between 9:00AM bags will be accepted. Please do not leave any garbage to 2:00PM, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. or other items at the stated location outside the hours of /s/ Robert Gibbs, Chairperson 8:00 AM through 11:00 AM. Hubbardton Selectboard The Poultney Transfer Station will be open at its regular times during this timeframe. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, July 26, 2019 - 3

Letter Rutland Moose Lodge car show July 26 Rutland’s Loyal Order of en will be open and serving Moose Lodge 1122 will host a burgers, hot dogs, wings and no-entry-fee car show on fries for purchase, all cooked to Wells annual book sale a big success Friday, July 26, from 5 to 8 p.m. order. at the lodge. And at 7 p.m., country band To the editor: I must apologize for not list- and his group moved over 2,000 First, second and third place Honky Tonk Heroes will pro- The Wells Village Library ing all of the generous resi- books twice. Annie and Harry prizes plus Best in Show will vide music as the evening’s fes- recently conducted its annual dents who donated so much were there all day the first day be awarded with trophies tivities continue. library book sale on Friday and and worked so very hard to of the sale. Louise Boehm donated by Wheelz Auto Sales. For more information, call Saturday, July 12 and 13. help make our sale a success. worked both days selling and Cars must be entered and the lodge at 802-775-2865 or mes- The sale was held at the Things were moving so quickly, then worked six more hours parked in the lodge’s bottom sage Len Downey through MWA building with the MWA we didn’t mark all of their with Angela repacking the parking lot by 5 p.m. Voting Facebook. annual Variety Day. The sale names down. Thank you to all books for storage. will end at 7:30 p.m., and the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge netted over $1,500. of you who baked for us. Love The beauty of this event was winners will be announced 1122 is located at 78 Center St., Many Wells residents were you. that so many wonderful people shortly thereafter. Rutland, Vermont. extremely supportive of the Here are some who stand showed up to help, donate and In addition, the Moose kitch- sale. The bake sale was a huge very tall when things get bake. Thank you to all. Love all success. So many residents tough. Lisa Mattison and our of you. must have been baking all new librarian Angela French Ron Dreher night, because the flow of good- worked 18 hours setting up the Chair, Wells Village Library VNAHSR health & wellness programs ies didn’t seem to stop. books for sale. Rich Holcomb Board of Trustees VNA and Hospice of the Rutland. Southwest Region provides The foot clinic is $10. No health clinics for people in the appointment is necessary. nators, forest communities, that features pork raised at Lakes Region. For more information, call invasive and native herbaceous Merck. To reduce waste, Duclos Blitz VNAHSR will host blood 802-770-1536. plants, aquatic life, birds and encourages diners to bring pressure and foot care clinics Bereavement groups facili- Continued from front page more. their own plates and utensils. on the following dates: tated by VNAHSR office chap- Participants can engage in as After dinner, participants ager Tim Duclos got the inspi- Wednesday, July 31, 12:30 p.m., lain Rev. Andrew Carlson meet many walks and sessions as can relax by watching fireflies, ration for the BioBlitz from Godnick Adult Center, Rutland; Mondays at 5 p.m. at Bromley they like on Saturday and calling owls and observing other groups who have under- Thursday, Aug. 1, 10 a.m., Manor Chapel, 2595 Depot St., Sunday. Offerings include moths. “We’ll set up a white taken these sorts of projects: Parker House, Rutland; Manchester Center, and on sheet and a black light “At North Branch Thursday, Aug. 1, 12:30 p.m., Tuesdays at 6 p.m. at Grace to attract moths,” said Nature Center in Bardwell House, Rutland; Congregational Church, 8 Court Duclos. Montpelier they Friday, Aug. 2, 9:30 a.m., Young St., Rutland. These groups are Merck will have engaged the whole town at Heart Senior Center, free and open to the public. space available on its – about 700 people – and Poultney; Friday, Aug. 2, 12:30 For more information, call 30-acre field overlook- the Vermont Center for p.m., Ira Town Hall, West 802-770-1613. ing the farm for $5 per Ecostudies does an person for those who annual biothon.” want to pitch their Duclos says the tents for the night. BioBlitz is important Wells UMC to host VBS week of Aug. 5 On Sunday morn- for Merck: “We’ve been ing, early-morning Wells United Methodist this free class. managing this piece of bird and fungus walks Church will host vacation Bible For more information, call land for about 70 years, will be followed by a school, Monday through Friday, Pastor Sue Hardman- and we still don’t know closing ceremony. Aug. 5-9, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Zimmerman at 802-287-4406 or a whole lot about what “All of the guided every morning. email her at shardman-zim- lives here beyond the walks will begin and The theme this summer is [email protected]. trees. We’ve never done end at the Frank “Who Is My Neighbor? Wells United Methodist a comprehensive inven- Citizen scientists at Merck’s Page Pond. BioBlitz Hatch Sap House,” Learning to Love Like Jesus.” Church is located at 2 E. Wells tory of amphibians, will explore the diverse wildlife at the center. said Duclos, “but we All children are welcome to Rd., Wells, Vermont. fungal communities or encourage people to birds.” exploring and documenting the explore on their own, too. Gathering information dur- life within Page Pond and other There’s an amazing amount of The family of the ing the BioBlitz will provide a aquatic habitats; netting bees biodiversity deeper into the baseline of data for Merck that Mike Roberts Memorial and other insects around the property.” will help the organization man- farm; documenting the many For more information on this Basketball Clinic age the property. tree species growing in Merck family-friendly event call 802- thanks all coaches, sponsors, the “It’s also just an excellent Forest; investigating invasive 394-7836. To sign up for guided Fair Haven Booster Club, guests and opportunity to bring people versus native plant species at walks, visit www.merckforest. athletes for making the clinic a success! together to celebrate Merck and Merck; and seeking and count- org. what lives here.” ing the more than 65 species of “You don’t have to be an Special thanks to Scott Allen Duclos’s hope is to undertake birds inhabiting Merck’s forest, expert naturalist to partici- who coordinated this clinic and did a BioBlitz at around the same farm and shrubland habitats. pate,” said Duclos. “We’re eager a remarkable job. time every year. On Saturday evening, bring a to help our citizen scientists BioBlitz promises to be fasci- dish to share at the potluck identify and submit their find- nating fun for all, with guided meal where participants will ings and appreciate the diversi- walks, special evening events, celebrate with stories from the ty of wildlife here at Merck.” tenting and more. Participants PIZZARAMA! first afternoon of the BioBlitz. Merck Forest and Farmland also will receive training in use Duclos’s contribution will be a Center is located at 270 Vermont SPECIALS FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 $ of an app called iNaturalist to 3/ 12 pot of vegan chili and another Route 315, Rupert, Vermont. NOON TO 6PM $ 99 organize and submit the infor- JULY 31, 2019 TO AUG. 3, 2019 ORDER OR READY-TO-GO OR 4 EACH mation they gather during the WATER WELLS • PUMPS d a y. DELI DAIRY $ 79 WATER SYSTEMS 3 gal. “Nathaniel Sharp from the HYDRO FRACKING • GEOTHERMAL Vermont Center for Ecostudies Shurﬁ ne Shurﬁ ne 1% MILK will provide hands-on instruc- 802-287-4016 BAKED HAM tion in the use of the app, which parkerwaterwells.com PRODUCE will allow participants to $ 99 upload photographs of plants 3 lb. California Red and animals they find during “IT’S NOT WHAT WE DO, IT’S HOW WE DO IT” SEEDLESS GRAPES the weekend,” said Duclos. “The NEW & USED PARTS • HYDRAULIC HOSES app geotags submissions as well U-BOLTS • TIRES • 24 HOUR SERVICE $ 69 724 Morse Hollow Road MEAT as adding a date and time.” 1 lb. And after the weekend is Poultney, VT 05764 & EQUIPMENT REPAIR, INC. (802) 287-4305 Family Pack over, Merck’s citizen scientists Boneless Skinless can visit the Merck Forest BAKERY Biodiversity Project on iNatu- CHICKEN BREAST NA P. JOHNS ralist to view the data collected. ON ON Proudly serving Western D $ 79 Store-Baked 8” Experts from the Vermont Physical Therapy Rutland County and 1 lb. BLUEBERRY PIE Center for Ecostudies, North Eastern New York for Branch Nature Center, the PC over 25 Years! $ 99 Battenkill Watershed Invasive 4 ea. 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Campus News Catamount Crossing in concert at Fair Haven Aug. 1 Fair Haven’s free chase, the evening summer concert will feature free ice Champlain College names ty; Jacob Olson of East Dorset, series will present cream sponsored by dean’s list honorees majoring in game design; Catamount Crossing Durkee Insurance The following Vermont stu- Jillian Santos of Dorset, major- on Thursday, Aug. 1, and Will’s Fair Haven dents have been named to the ing in filmmaking; Ariana at 7 p.m. in Fair Motors. Champlain College dean’s list Cook of Fair Haven, majoring Haven Town Park. Concert sponsors for the spring 2019 semester: in game design. Rain location is the include The People’s Mackenzie Marsocci of To be included on the dean’s Congregational United Bank, M&B Arlington, majoring in comput- list, a student must achieve a Church at the park’s Snack Bar, Pizzazz er networking and cybersecuri- GPA of 3.5 or higher. north end. Pottery, R&D Auto, Catamount Knights of Columbus Crossing is Bob Fair Haven Council Amos on banjo, gui- 810, Fair Haven Exhibit opening in Rutland Aug. 2 tar and vocals, Sarah Catamount Crossing will play at Fair Haven’s free Massage Therapy, The Carving Studio and recipient. Amos on vocals, concert series. Whitney’s West Side Sculpture Center will host a Georg’s installation will be Freeman Corey on Styles, North free opening reception for on exhibit through Friday, Aug. fiddle, Bob Dick on pretations of bluegrass clas- Granville Pottery, “Translation Objects for 30. bass, Gary Darling on mando- sics. This will be the band’s Otto’s Cone Point, and Fair Situations and Sites,” an instal- For more information, call lin and Steve Wright on guitar. third visit to Fair Haven’s Haven-Poultney Auto Supply. lation by Christy Georg, on 802-438-2097 or email info@ The group features stellar park. For more information, call Friday, Aug. 2, from 5 to 7 p.m. carvingstudio.org. vocals, terrific original materi- In addition to hot dogs, pop- 802-265-3010, ext. 301. Georg’s work encompasses a Carving Studio and al plus some great new inter- corn, sodas and water for pur- variety of multimedia plat- Sculpture Center is located at forms. She was a 2018 Pollock- 636 Marble St., West Rutland, Krasner Foundation grant Vermont. Programs for adults and children at Fair Haven Free Library

GILBERT REALTY & DEVELOPMENT Fair Haven Free Library p.m., the Friends of Fair (802) 265-8834 • (802) 468-5308 will offer programs for both Haven Free Library will host a CASTLETON Just Beautiful ! Newly Listed, Custom Built Manufactured Home situated on over children and adults on talk featuring Macavity and 10 Acres. All triple windows and French Doors leading to a 8x16 Deck. Open floor plan, kitchen, dining and living room. One and a half bathrooms. All sheet Tuesday, Aug. 6. Agatha Award–nominated rock walls, wood floors,doors and trim work. laundry room with pantry. Historic At 10 and 11 a.m., the author Edith Maxwell. colors throughout. Lots of windows to admire the many flower beds, shrubs and a 15x30 fenced area filled with lilies and perennials. 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Photo credit: Welsh-American Genealogical Society. The late Morris Roberts of Poultney standing next to a slate fan made by a member of his family in Memorial ride in Fair Haven Saturday Green Mountain College’s Welsh Room. The Fair Haven Eagle Riders Cost is $15 for each rider, $20 will sponsor the 29th annual for a rider and passenger. All Ron Williams Memorial Poker proceeds will benefit the News from the Welsh-American Genealogical Society Run on Saturday, July 27. Sign Vermont Special Olympics and in will be at the Fair Haven the Vermont Institute of By Janice B. Edwards expanding its New England, NINNAU(R), the North Eagles Club from 9:30 to 10:30 Natural Science. New York and New Jersey col- American Welsh Newspaper. a.m., and the ride will begin at For more information and to The Welsh-American lections. Following the January WAGS’s vision is to relocate 10:30 a.m. RSVP, call 802-786-9785 or 802- Genealogical Society (WAGS), 2019 notice of the closure of into a public climate-con- The day will include a poker 265-3596. founded in 1990 in Poultney, Green Mountain College, trolled, easily accessible site in hand with cash prizes and an Fair Haven Eagles Club is Vermont, was the vision of WAGS and the Poultney Area the Poultney community where after-run party with food, bike located at 12 Academy St., Fair Arturo L. Roberts, founder of St. David’s Society jointly have it may store and display its games and raffles. All are wel- Haven, Vermont. NINNAU(R), the North requested to receive the col- library and museum archives; come. American Welsh Newspaper. lege’s Welsh Room collection to have public visiting hours; WAGS is a 501(c)(3) educational and all Green Mountain to hold classes with primary nonprofit organization. College alumni and institution- school, secondary and college WAGS continues work on al archives. No update has been students and adults as well as Canning workshop in Pawlet Aug. 10 many needs regarding its received regarding these collec- programs featuring many library/museum expansion tions. genres of Welsh heritage and As part of its “Vermont from this master how to project, which began in 2001. The intent of WAGS is to other community history top- Life” Skill Share Series, capture fruit at the peak of WAGS treasurer Susan Morris preserve all of its collections in ics. the Pawlet Public Library its season and bring out Lyman said that since Poultney, its founding home, It looks forward to working will offer a free program the best of fruit flavors February 2019 over $10,000 has where the collections will be jointly on events and exhibits about how to can fruit on using less sugar and more been received for its library made available for public with schools, historical societ- Saturday, Aug. 10, from 10 fruit. expansion project. Additional supervised use by researchers. ies, museums, libraries and a.m. to noon. For more upcoming non-designated gifts also have The library is currently closed; other nonprofit organizations Pitchfork Preserves “Vermont Life” Skill Share been received. Many gifts have however, the society produces worldwide. WAGS is a founder Melissa Aakjar programs and the full been given in memory or honor quarterly newsletters for its WorldCat org. will share her skill in can- schedule of public pro- of loved ones from the Slate members. An all-volunteer nonprofit ning fruit, just in time for grams for adults and chil- Valley region and elsewhere Over Labor Day weekend organization, WAGS will the summer harvest. Her dren at the Pawlet Public throughout the Welsh world 2019, a WAGS member in expand its vision as monetary small-batch business, locat- Library, visit www.pawlet- community. Wisconsin will provide infor- gifts and its archives continue ed at Oak Summit Farm in publiclibrary.wordpress. In 2017 and 2018, the soci- mation about WAGS at the to grow. Many ideas continue Pawlet, produces hand- com, or stop by the library ety’s collection pertinent to his- annual North American to be reviewed and considered. crafted artisan jams, pick- for a printed brochure. tory in the Midwestern states Festival of Wales in For more information, email les and condiments that Pawlet Public Library is was relocated to Wymore, Milwaukee. WAGS also will [email protected], visit sell at local farmers mar- located at 141 School St., Nebraska, into the Great Plains have an advertisement in the www.welshamericangenealog- kets and online. Learn Pawlet, Vermont. Welsh Heritage Project library event’s program brochure. The cialsociety.org or the organiza- and museum. Since the third advertisement is and has been tion’s Facebook page or call and fourth quarters of 2018, regularly posted in 802-287-5744. WAGS has been focused on WANT MORE NEWS? Revolutionary conversation Saturday For a complete listing of regional Mount Independence State ble for the well-being of the Historical Site will sponsor its soldiers at Mount events see our online calendar at: annual “Inquiry into the Independence. Potts was phy- manchesternewspapers.com/communitycalendar Revolutionary Mind” on sician-surgeon for the www.CastletonPetSupply.com Saturday, July 27, beginning at Continental Army in the 2 p.m. region, and Allen was a chap- WE CARRY This year’s program fea- lain at Mount Independence in FLEA &TICK tures two men in the caring the fall of 1776 and June 1777. PRODUCTS! Fair Haven Boys & Girls Club professions – Dr. Jonathan The event is included in the Potts and Rev. Thomas Allen, regular admission fee of $5 After School Program who will be portrayed by Steve and free for children under 15. Whalen and Michael For more information, call Blakeslee, respectively. 802-948-2000. We are now taking applications for the fall Modern-day historian and Mount Independence State 802-265-2227 site interpreter Paul Historic Site is located at 97 700 Route 4A West Boys & Girls Club Andriscin will interview Potts Mount Independence Road, Castleton, VT 05735 and Allen, who were responsi- Orwell, Vermont. After School Program at the Fair Haven Grade School. THE PROGRAM OPERATES FROM SEPTIC 3:00 PM – 6:30 PM, MONDAY TO FRIDAY The afternoon starts with a snack then at PUMPING 5:00 PM, we serve a family style dinner & Portable Toilets to all the children. Applications for membership DORAN BROS. INC. and ﬁ nancial assistance can be found at Fair Haven, VT the Fair Haven Concerned, Town Ofﬁ ces 1-800-735-4724 or the Fair Haven Grade School. Contact John Pedone @ 802-747-4944 6 - Friday, July 26, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress Poppy’s Place 298 East Main Street Poultney, Vermont Letters Stepping out M, W, TH, F 5-9/dark Sat & Sun 11-9/dark This newspaper welcomes let- community breakfast on the last Saturday, July 27, beginning at 2 Closed Tuesdays | | TRY OUR HAND-CUT FRIES! ters to the editor. Letters should FRI 7/26 Saturday of each month from 8 p.m. This year’s program features pertain to an issue of general a.m. to 10 a.m. Pancakes, French Dr. Jonathan Potts and Rev. toast, beverages and more in a Thomas Allen. Modern-day histori- poppysplace.poultney concern. Thank you letters and CONCERT Rutland’s Friday Night political endorsements must be friendly and relaxed atmosphere. an and site interpreter Paul Live concert series will present All are welcome. At-will donations Andriscin will interview Continental printed as paid advertisements. The Samples on Friday, July 26, at gratefully accepted. Poultney Army physician/surgeon Potts and Rates will be furnished upon 5 p.m., on Center Street in United Methodist Church, 108 E. Mount Independence chaplain request. Rutland. Reggae influenced folk- Main St. in Poultney, Vt. Allen. Admission: $5 for adults, rock band The Samples returns to All letters must be signed and BOOK SALE free for children under 15. Vermont to play for free as part of Pawlet Public Library Information: 802-948-2000. include name and address of the downtown Rutland’s summer will host its 52nd annual book author. Mount Independence State Friday night celebrations that sale on Saturday, July 27, from 9 Historic Site, 97 Mount We also request all letters be include food, activities for kids and a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Sunday, July Independence Road, Orwell, Vt. 245 Main Street, Poultney, VT limited to 350 words and one more. Information: 802-773-9380 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Pizza • Calzones • Lasagna letter per month. or visit www.downtownrutland. Mettawee Community School. MEETING & DINNER The Lake Dinners • Salads • Burgers • Subs com. With more than 20,000 new and St. Catherine Association will host Gyros • Wraps • Appetizers TOUCH A TRUCK used books, the book sale is one its annual meeting and dinner at 287-9439 or Fair Haven’s of the largest in New England. the Lake St. Catherine Country free summer Friday event will be Saturday: $2 hardcovers, $1 soft- Club on Saturday, July 27, begin- 287-5891 centered on the fire department covers, $1 children’s hardcovers, ning at 6 p.m. Association trustees on Friday, July 26, at 5 p.m. The 25-cent paperbacks or 6 for $1. will update attendees on lake fire department will have a truck Sunday: bag sale all day. Sale also issues, provide reports from their available for visitors to explore, includes Book Lover’s Café, bake committees, elect trustees and TAKE IT OUTSIDE and the historical society will be sale and raffle to win a Chandler 4 discuss current and future initia- available to talk about fire service Corners hooked rug measuring tives for the lake. The meeting will With the warm weather comes outside dining. in Fair Haven through the years. 2’x4’. Information/volunteer: 802- conclude Q&A. Dinner served at We’ve just added a set of double doors to our deck to Information: Joseph Gunter at 325-3123 or email pawletpub@ about 7:30 p.m. Cost: $16 for make it that much easier to get outside and enjoy a frosty 802-265-3010, ext. 5. gmail.com. Mettawee Community chicken francaise, baked haddock VT brew or some crunchy appetizers watching the sun set CONCERT The Middletown Springs School, Vermont Route 153, just or pasta dinner; $26 for prime rib over downtown. Come check it out, beer and food Public Library will present David off Vermont Route 30, West dinner. RSVP: Mary Jo Teetor at specials every night. Rosane and the Zookeepers in con- Pawlet, Vt. 802-287-5836 or email ferncliff@ comcast.net. Lake St. Catherine cert on Friday, July 26, at 7 p.m. CAR SHOW The Vermont Lakes outside the Middletown Springs Country Club, 2725 Vermont Route Region Chamber of Commerce 30, Poultney, Vt. Elementary School. Gates will open will host its 14th annual classic at 5:30 p.m. Vermont Poet auto show on Saturday, July 27, CONCERT Robert Frost Stone Laureate Chard deNiord will open on the green in Fair Haven. House in Shaftsbury will be the at 7 p.m. David Rosane and the Registration will begin at 9 a.m., site of an outdoor concert by Zookeepers will play at 7:30 p.m. and judging will begin at 1 p.m. Carling Berkhout and Will Food will be available for purchase. The show will feature more than Mosheim on Saturday, July 27, In case of inclement weather, the 100 vehicles. When judging wraps from 6 to 8 p.m. Vizavi, Vermont’s “Home of the Big Slice” concert will move into the school. up, the top 25 cars will be named, first solar-powered food cart, will Information: 802-235-2435 or including Best in Show. The day serve food starting at 5 p.m. email middletownspringslibrary@ also will include live music, food, Berkhout and Mosheim were play- gmail.com. Middletown Springs raffles, vendors and more and is ing old songs together on back Elementary School, 15 Schoolhouse free for spectators. Registration porches before forming a duo in JUST ARRIVED! Rd., Middletown Springs, Vt. fee: $10 in advance of the show, 2016. They combine elements of SPACE SCIENCE Poultney Public $15 on the day of the show. traditional music with contempo- Superior Tasty Tender Library will welcome astrophysicist Information: Vermont Lakes rary melodic instrumentation. SWEET & SUPERSWEET Dr. Sarah Jones of NASA’s Region Chamber of Commerce at Cost: $5. Information: 802-447- Goddard Space Flight Center for a 802-265-8600. 6200 or email frosthouse@bennington.edu. Robert Frost Stone SWEET CORN free talk on space science on BOOK SALE The Friends of the Friday, July 26, at 6 p.m. Jones House, 121 Historic Route 7A, Fair Haven Free Library will spon- Shaftsbury, Vt. Juicy Succulent Fragrant grew up in Poultney and graduated sor a book sale on Saturday, July from Poultney High School in 27, from 9 a.m. to noon. Come CONCERT Castleton University will PENNSYLVANIA 2000. She received her bachelor browse a large selection of books present Spanish violinist Francisco of arts degree from Dartmouth in and get some great bargains. Fullana, winner of the 2018 Avery PEACHES 2004 and her Ph.D. from Information: 802-265-8011. Fair Fisher Career Grant, in concert on University of New Hampshire in Haven Free Library, 107 N. Main Saturday, July 27, at 7 p.m. in the 2010. She has received multiple St., Fair Haven, Vt. university’s Casella Theater. BULL HILL FARM STAND awards for her work at NASA and POKER RUN Fullana has received international Farm-fresh Local and Regional Produce has spoken at professional confer- The Fair Haven Eagle praise as a “rising star” (BBC Corner of Quaker and Potter ences in the US and abroad. Riders will sponsor the 29th annu- Music Magazine), an “amazing tal- Information: 802-287-5556. al Ron Williams Memorial Poker ent” (maestro Gustavo Dudamel) Granville, NY • 9-5 Daily Poultney Public Library, 205 Main Run on Saturday, July 27. Sign in and “a paragon of delicacy” (San St., Poultney, Vt. will be at the Fair Haven Eagles Francisco’s Classical Voice). Club from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.; ride BATS! Merck Forest and Farmland Suggested donation: $20 for begins at 10:30 a.m. The day will adults, $10 for students and Center will host a presentation on include a poker hand with cash bats on Friday, July 26, from 6:30 seniors. Reservations: miki@cham- prizes and an after-run party with bermusicinstitute.net. Castleton to 8:30 p.m. Vermont Fish and food, bike games and raffles. All Wildlife Department bat biologist University, 62 Alumni Dr., welcome. Cost: $15 per rider, $20 Castleton, Vt. Alyssa Bennett will present a for rider and passenger. Proceeds 45-minutes talk about bats. go to Vermont Special Olympics Participants will then walk up to and the Vermont Institute of | SUN 7/28 | the farm to observe these spectac- Natural Science. Information/ ular animals perform their nightly RSVP: 802-786-9785 or 802-265- HIKE Green Mountain Club will acrobatics. Cost: $5 per person. 3596. Fair Haven Eagles Club, 12 host a moderate 4-mile hike Information: 802-394-7836 or visit Academy St., Fair Haven, Vt. around the reservoir in Chittenden, www.merckforest.org. Merck Vermont, on Sunday, July 28. Forest and Farmland Center, 3270 BIOBLITZ Merck Forest and Hikers will follow old wood roads Vermont Route 315, Rupert, Vt. Farmland Center will host its inau- from the former settlement of MOVIE NIGHT gural 24-hour BioBlitz on Saturday, Dorset Village July 27, beginning at noon. The New Boston, winding down to Library will host a free movie night blitz will continue until Sunday, Lefferts Pond. Bring a swim suit on Friday, July 26, at 7 p.m. The July 28, at noon. A BioBlitz is a col- for a dip in the reservoir. Group PG-rated movie stars the late lective effort made over a discrete will leave from Main Street Park David Bowie as the Goblin King, period of time to document as near the east end of the fire sta- Jim Henson’s puppets and a young much naturally occurring life as tion off Center Street in Rutland at Jennifer Connelly. Cushions and possible within a set geographic 9 a.m. All are welcome. Bring beanbags will be available for area. On Saturday evening, a pot- drinking water and lunch. seating, but patrons are welcome luck dinner will be followed by fire- Information: Sue Thomas at 802- to bring their own. Popcorn, candy fly viewing, owl calling and moth 773-2185. and sodas will be served. light sessions. Tenting area avail- CONCERT The Poultney-Granville Information: 802-867-5774 or able for $5 per person. Town Band will perform a free con- email dorsetvillagelibrary@gmail. Information: 802-394 7836. cert on the East Poultney Green on com. Dorset Village Library, 3331 Merck Forest and Farmland Sunday, July 28, at 6:30 p.m. The Vermont Route 30, Dorset, Vt. Center, 270 Vermont Route 315, community band of student and Rupert, Vt. adult musicians will perform | SAT 7/27 | HISTORY TALK Mount marches, show tunes and contem- Independence State Historical Site porary favorites. Bring a chair or BREAKFAST The Poultney United will sponsor its annual “Inquiry blanket or just sit in your car and Methodist Church will be holding a into the Revolutionary Mind” on listen to some rousing music. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, July 26, 2019 - 7

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VINYL • LAMINATE MANNINGTON VINYL The Middletown Springs Public Library will present David Rosane and the Zookeepers in concert on Friday, July 26, at 7 p.m. outside the Middletown Springs Elementary School. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m. Vermont Poet Laureate Chard deNiord will open at 7 p.m. David Rosane and the PERRY’S Zookeepers will play at 7:30 p.m. Information: 802-235-2435 or email middletownspringslibrary@ gmail.com. Middletown Springs Elementary School, 15 Schoolhouse Rd., Middletown Springs, Vt. MAIN STREET EATERY Come to Perry’s Restaurant to take in Information: Rusty Wescott at 0111 or visit www.greenmtnacad- centered workshop for children the small-town charm where you’re treated 802-287-5185. East Poultney emy.org. Long Trail School, 1045 and their adult companions on like family and not just a customer. Green, 1500 E. Main St., Poultney, Kirby Hollow Rd., Dorset, Vt. Thursday, Aug. 1, from 2 to 4 p.m. Home-cooked food Vt. ‘TUNESDAY’ Children will join the farm staff for Pittsford Village daily chores. Youngsters may feed Open 7 days a week | | Farm will present Jimmy Kalb at the horses, pick berries, collect Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner MON 7/29 its weekly Tunesdays on the Farm, eggs and perform other tasks. The Mastercard & Visa accepted on Tuesday, July 30, from 6 to 8 hands-on/hands-dirty activities are 253 Main Street, Poultney, VT p.m. Bring a blanket and a picnic BOOK SALE The Friends of suitable for children ages 3 and 802-287-5188 dinner, or visit one of the farm’s Rutland Free Library will host a up. Preregister early, because par- food vendors, and settle in for an summer book sale on Monday, ticipation is limited. Cost: $5. evening of music by Kalb, who is July 29, from 4 to 8 p.m. Information: 802-394-7836, info@ best known for his fiddling for Ask about our Additional dates are Monday, Aug. merckforest.org or www.merckfor- Rutland band Miss Guided Angels. York Street Auto Guaranteed 5 and 12. The Friends will have est.org. Merck Forest and Credit Approval Cost: Free; suggested donation of Established 1989 thousands of organized gently Farmland Center, 3270 Vermont $5 per family. Information: www. used books, CDs, DVDs and puz- Route 315, Rupert, Vt. pittsfordvillagefarm.org or email FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR zles for all ages. Most items will [email protected]. CONCERT Fair Haven’s free sum- be priced between 25 cents and USED CAR SALES Pittsford Village Farm, 42 Elm St., mer concert series will present $3. The sale will also feature a All our used vehicles come Pittsford, Vt. Catamount Crossing on Thursday, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC REPAIRS broad selection of discounted rare, from Southern New Jersey, Aug. 1, at 7 p.m. in Fair Haven TIRES • BRAKES • SUSPENSION WORK Southern Pennsylvania, and antique books. Information: CONCERT Delaware, North Carolina The Castleton Summer Town Park. Rain location is the EXHAUST • VT STATE INSPECTIONS Visit www.rutlandfree.org or call and Long Island. Concerts at the Pavilion, spon- Congregational Church at the 802-773-1860. Rutland Free sored by Heritage Family Credit park’s north end. Catamount 468 York Street, Poultney, VT Library, 10 Court St., Rutland, Vt. Union, will present Twangbusters Crossing features stellar vocals, 802.287.5851 • www.yorkstreetauto.com on Tuesday, July 30, at 7 p.m. The terrific original material plus some | TUE 7/30 | Twangbusters deliver danceable great new interpretations of blue- retro-twang juke-joint rhythms to grass classics. In addition to hot every show. By mixing the best of STORY TIME Manchester dogs, popcorn, sodas and water honkytonk, boogie, bop, barrel- for purchase, the evening will fea- Community Library will host a house and jump blues into their farm-themed story time on ture free ice cream. Information: potent musical cocktail, this show 802-265-3010, ext. 301. Tuesday, July 30, at 10:30 a.m. will have the Castleton Pavilion This free program will feature sto- “shaken and stirred.” The four- MRS. CHRISTIE The Dorset ries, rhymes, music, movement member, high-energy band is led Theatre Festival will present the and free play to encourage pre-lit- by Paula Bradley on lead vocals. world premiere of Heidi CATCH A BREAK eracy skills for children and their This concert is free and open to Armbruster’s “Mrs. Christie” from caregivers. All are welcome. all. Information: 802-468-1013. Thursday, Aug. 1, through We’ve got great deals all week at the Information: 802-549-4580. Castleton University, 62 Alumni Saturday, Aug. 17. In 1926 Agatha Blue Cat on steak, burgers, pizza, wings, Manchester Community Library, Dr., Castleton, Vt. Christie mysteriously disappeared. beers and cocktails. Treat yourself to 138 Cemetery Ave., Manchester Ten days later, the 37-year-old wife some good food and great company Center, Vt. and mother who dabbled in detec- | | and do it for a great price. LUNCH & LEARN Castleton WED 7/31 tive fiction was found at a posh Community Center will host a seaside resort having checked in The Blue Cat, it’s easy to love it here. CONCERT Rutland Recreation and dreamcatcher workshop on under the name of her husband’s Parks Department’s Seven to We’ll even do the dishes! Tuesday, July 30, beginning with a mistress. Armbruster’s classic new Sunset Concert Series will present Friend us on Facebook! The Blue Cat...It’s easy to love it here! lunch of chicken breast with tarra- comedy shows Agatha as she’s Steve Hartmann on Wednesday, gon sauce at noon. Dreamcatchers never been seen before. Main Street • Castleton Village, VT 05735 July 31, at 7 p.m., in Main Street are a native American creation Information/tickets/showtimes: Park. Hartmann’s use of looper 802-468-2791 • www.bluecatcastleton.com that trap the bad dreams. They 802-867-2223 or www.dorsetthe- pedals and vocal effects combine include a hoop, a web, feathers, atrefestival.org. Dorset Playhouse, with his dynamic vocal range, lyri- beads, gemstones and arrow- 104 Cheney Rd., Dorset, Vt. cally driven tunes and captivating heads, and each component has a stage presence to set him apart. FILM SERIES Lakes Region Film meaning. Reservations required by Gather with friends and family to Society shows films on Thursdays Friday, July 26. Cost: $6, which listen to great music at this free at 7 p.m. at the Wells Town Hall in WINE includes lunch and materials. concert. Information: 802-773- Vermont. Films are a curated mix Registration: 802-468-3093. 1822 or visit www.rutlandrec.com. of best foreign movies, American Castleton Community Center, Main Street Park, 5 S. Main St., award winners, classics, new films, SHOPPING? 2108 Main St., Castleton, Vt. Rutland, Vt. documentaries and comedies. At Castleton DEBATE Green Mountain Academy LRFS is a nonprofit organization Village Store you’ll for Lifelong Learning will host a | | and all are welcome. Information: ﬁ nd the lowest debate on the Constitution on THU 8/1 [email protected] or 802-287- Tuesday, July 30, at 5:30 p.m. at 6101. Wells Town Hall, 108 Route prices around and Long Trail School in Dorset. The FARM CHORES Merck Forest and 30, Wells, Vt. a huge selection... evening will feature Derek Boothby Farmland Center will host a farm- not to mention wine Main Street and Peter Radford, with Steven Castleton Sinding moderating. The motion in assistance from To have your non-profit event listed, email it to news@manches- question will be that the present “Rob the Wine Guy”! Constitution is obsolete and ternewspapers.com. Deadline is Friday at 10 a.m. for following week should be replaced. Registration: publication. A complete listing of all Stepping Out calendar events is OPEN 7AM - 9PM DAILY 802 468-2213 $15 in advance, $20 at the door. available online at manchesternewspapers.com. www.CastletonVillageStore.com Information/registration: 802-867- 8 - Friday, July 26, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress Backpack project benefits students in Pawlet, Wells By Matthew Saari The project is aimed at children teers collect items year-round. Some following an illness. pre-K through grade 12 in the businesses and local people donate In its first year there were 50 back- School starts in a little more than a Granville, Wells and Mettawee money and others bring bags already packs and they were gone in 45 min- month, so it’s time to think about gath- Community School districts, but orga- filled with supplies. utes. This year, there are enough back- ering school supplies – the backpacks, nizer Ann Schinski said no families “It comes from everywhere,” packs for 300 children. rulers, folders, pencils, crayons and that need supplies for their children Schinski said. “The community is very “They get to pick out the backpack,” more – to get kids ready for a year of will be turned away. generous.” said Schinski. learning. “They come from all over,” she said. Supplies include folders, binders, Children should be present when All of those supplies can be obtained The backpack giveaway is in its 13th pencils, erasers, markers, crayons, attending the backpack drive. Those free of charge next weekend at a local year of providing school supplies for color cooks, filler paper, notebooks, interested in donating items or volun- Backpack Project giveaway, set for area children. glue sticks, index cards and more. teering at the drive can contact Saturday, Aug. 3 from 10 a.m. to noon in The backpack drive is based on Schinski started the event in 2006, Schinski at 802-287-2787. the Granville High School cafeteria. donations; Schinski said she and volun- after her husband Steven passed away Beat the heat this summer at these local swimming spots The summer heat is just get- ketball court, scattered char- the beach offers a picnic area, sandy beaches. As motor boats Lake Shaftsbury State Park ting going. So why not head to coal grills, and snack-bar con- concession stand, pavilion for are not permitted on the lake, Shaftsbury Vermont’s and New York’s cession. The enormous pines rent, and canoe, kayak, row, beachgoers can enjoy a quiet Lake Shaftsbury State Park abundant state parks, beaches provide a respite from the sun. pedal boat rentals. The park is day. Rowboats, kayaks, canoes, features a small but pictur- and lakes to cool off ? Also included is a boat launch at 22 Cedar Mountain Road and and pedal boats are available esque body of water. Besides In addition to floating on for those wanting to water ski, is open daily from 10 a.m. to for rent, and hiking trails sur- camping facilities, the park clear water and basking in the fish, or take in the breathtak- sunset from Memorial Day round the water. There is also a offers a well-developed beach, sun, these sweet spots offer a ing views of the mountainous weekend to Labor Day week- park interpreter highlighting play and picnic areas, hiking, variety of activities, from hik- terrain. Other facilities and end. There is a small fee to the natural and cultural histo- and plenty wildlife gazing. The ing to boating, sports, picnick- amenities include the Nature enter the park. For more infor- ry of the park. This is a camp- snack bar rents non-motorized ing, barbecuing and special Center and a park interpreter mation, call 802-265-4242 or visit ing-only park, and day-use boats. There is a small park fee. events. covering the natural and cul- https://vtstateparks.com/ opportunities are not available. The park, located at 262 tural history of the park. It is bomoseen.html. Pets are permitted throughout Shaftsbury State Park Road in located at 3034 Vermont Route the park but are not permitted Shaftsbury, is open from 10 a.m. VERMONT Crystal Beach 30 and open daily from 10 a.m. in the cabins or in the cottage. to sunset from Memorial Day Lake St. Catherine State Park to sunset from Memorial Day Lake Bomoseen The Dragonfly Cabin is pet- weekend to Labor Day week- Poultney to Labor Day weekends. There Castleton friendly. The park, located at end. Pets are not permitted at Relax, refresh, and recreate is a small fee to enter the state- This town park on the shores 1621 Black Pond Road in this park. For more informa- at Lake St. Catherine State run park. Pets are permitted of Lake Bomoseen offers roped- Hubbardton, is open from tion, call 802-375-9978 or visit Park that features 117 acres outside the day-use area. For off swimming, kayak rentals, Memorial Day weekend to https://vtstateparks.com/ with a 852-acre body of water, more information, call 802-287- basketball, volleyball and Columbus Day weekend. For shaftsbury.html. and a beach. This historical 9158 or visit https://vtstate- Boccie courts, grills, two out- more information, call 802-273- State Park has been in opera- parks.com/catherine.html side covered pavilions for rent, 2848 or visit https://vtstate- NEW YORK tion since 1953. It offers an ample picnic areas, charcoal parks.com/halfmoon.html. array of opportunities for Bomoseen State Park grills some shady, some sunny, Mettowee River Park campers and day-use visitors. Castleton and snack bar. Other amenities Emerald Lake State Park Granville Bask and/or swim on the sandy Within a 3,576-acre park, the include lake view benches, play Dorset The village-owned Mettowee two beaches, rent rowboats, beach at Bomoseen State Park and climbing structures, swing Emerald Lake is known for River Park is a swimming hole, canoes, kayaks, pedal boats, boasts that it is the largest lake set, and separate docks for its emerald green color. It offers complete with a small beach camp, hike the trails, utilize contained entirely within boats or fishing. The park a small public beach surround- and tire swing. There are char- the playground, large field, bas- Vermont. Besides swimming, opens Memorial Day weekend ed by woods and is perfect for coal grills and picnic tables through Labor Day. Entrance swimming and paddling, since available for visitors’ use. fee is $4 for adults and $2 for the lake is restricted to non- Access is available to the children and seniors. Season motorized boat traffic. Emerald Mettowee River where several passes are $15 for residents and Lake is surrounded by woods canines and people of all ages Private Care $75 for non-residents. Weather with great hiking opportunities. can be found enjoying the SERVICES permitting the snack shack is Other amenities include a water on hot summer days. at Home open Wednesday through snack bar, a hillside picnic area, There is no lifeguard, so swim- background image freepik.com Professional & Affordable Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. For lakeside picnic tables with ming is at your own risk. For Quality Care at Home more information, call 802-278- grills, and a picnic pavilion for additional information, call the 8888 or visit https://www.castle- rent, boat rentals (canoes, kay- village office at 518-642-2640. tonvermont.org/crystal-beach. aks, row and pedal). There is Patty Bush also a park interpreter covering Little League Complex 802-558-9610 or 802-235-1064 (cell) Half Moon Pond State Park the natural and cultural history Mettowee River Hubbardton of the park. Pets are not permit- Granville This park features two small ted on the sandy beach or in the Located at the end of a dirt day-use area but are allowed road, past the baseball and soft- elsewhere in the park. There is ball diamonds at the Granville a small park fee. The park, Little League Complex, is a located at 65 Emerald Lake popular swimming hole. Access Lane in East Dorset, is open is available to the Mettowee from 10 a.m. to sunset from River, where several canines Memorial Day weekend to and people of all ages can be Columbus Day weekend. For found enjoying the water on more information, call 802-362- hot summer days. There is no 1655 or visit https://vtstate- lifeguard, so swimming is at parks.com/emerald.html. your own risk.

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Higgins and The library thanks Skip is being dedicated for his commitment to the Wayne “Skip” Cooke. education of the children of Skip served as an edu- Fair Haven and for his com- cator for fifty years in mitment to the Fair Haven A man and a woman are sought by the Vermont State Police in the Fair Haven area. Free Library. connection with a theft at the East Dorset horse show. Arriving in the fall of The story walk will be 1969, Skip joined the open seven days a week. The English department at walk will begin on the north State police seek help to ID suspects Fair Haven Union High end of the park across the The Vermont State Police ized and numerous items were School. He taught a gen- street from the fire station. are attempting to identify two stolen as a result of the inci- eration of students Fair Haven’s second story walk in the park For more information subjects who are believed to be dent. English and gave them is dedicated to Wayne “Skip” Cooke. about the story walk, call involved in a theft at the Anyone with information an appreciation for his the Fair Haven Public Vermont Summer Festival regarding these individuals is favorite work of litera- Library at 802-265-8011. horse show in East Dorset. encouraged to contact Trooper ture, Harper Lee’s “To his retirement this past spring. Library hours are Mondays The theft occurred on the Sommers at the Vermont State Kill a Mockingbird.” In the fall The Fair Haven Free and Wednesdays from 4 to 8 afternoon of Saturday, July 20. Police-Shaftsbury Barracks at of 1984, Skip became the prin- Library board of trustees has p.m., Tuesdays and Fridays Multiple vehicles were vandal- 802-442-5421. cipal of Fair Haven Grade chosen to dedicate two books from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and School where he served until to Skip in honor of his time as Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. an educator and supporter of Catamount Crossing at Merck Aug. 3 Merck Forest and Farmland unique arrangements of some Milfoil removal project in Orwell Center will host a free summer bluegrass classics. Bring a pic- Bad art bluegrass concert with Bob nic supper to enjoy on the west- The Town of Orwell and the correct herbicide application for Amos and Catamount Crossing facing meadow above the sap- Sunrise Sunset Perch Pond Lake maximum effectiveness. The on Saturday, Aug. 3, from 6 to house and get ready for a toe- Association announce a five- herbicide treatment is specifi- 7:30 p.m. tapping good time. year plan for the removal of cally targeted for the invasive returns to Over the past five years the For more information, call Eurasian watermilfoil from the species and does not affect band has gained a reputation 802-394-7836 or visit www.mer- lakes of the association. native plants. as one of New England’s hot- ckforest.org. Eurasian watermilfoil is an The association is working Pember test bluegrass bands, featuring Merck Forest and Farmland invasive, highly aggressive plant with a state-licensed profession- stellar vocals, rock-solid instru- Center is located at 3270 that can overtake a body of al lake management company to mentation, Bob’s top-notch Vermont Route 315, Rupert, water and reduce the native veg- ensure both the effectiveness Aug. 2 original material as well as Vermont. etation. and safety of the application. Recreational activities such Property owners are participat- Some “really bad Winney’s BlueBerry Farm as swimming and fishing are ing in this project by manually art” is in store for greatly impacted by this and removing as much watermilfoil First Friday at the Bacon Hill BlueBerries reduce the usability of the as possible to reduce the amount Pember Library and waters. of herbicide needed in subse- Museum in Granville The town and the association quent years. this month. The sixth are in year one of this plan and Boaters are reminded that it annual exhibition, PICK are working with the Vermont is their responsibility to ensure “Dreadful Art VI x Department of Environmental that their boats are completely Because the World Is YOUR OWN Conservation toward eliminat- clean before launching in any of Here and Not ing the plant in the lakes of the the state’s waters. Everyone is Somewhere Else” BLUEBERRIES association. encouraged to visit the DEC opens on First Friday, Sunrise Lake has become website to understand the Aug. 2, and will DAILY - MONDAY THRU SUNDAY highly infested, and small areas importance of properly cleaning remain up for part of of watermilfoil recently were boats to avoid spreading inva- the month. FROM 8AM ‘TIL 6PM found and removed near the sive species. This year’s show THROUGH LABOR DAY WEEKEND boat launch area in Sunset Lake. For more information, visit will feature new finds 3 miles north of Schuylerville on Route 32 This year focuses on mapping www.dec.vermont.gov/watershed/ and fantastical naive 518-695-5547 FOR MORE INFO the infestation and planning the lakes-ponds/aquatic-invasives. art. “The show is great fun and takes us alongside the artist’s struggle for excel- lence,” mused Mary King, Pember board president. “Without bad, we would never get to good.” Once again, ballots for “Best of the Worst” will be avail- WE ARE EXCITED TO WELCOME able for visitors’ voting pleasure at the Pember, with a prize Nicole Haley given to the winning Avp MORTGAGE entry. Open call for submissions runs LOAN ORIGINATOR until Thursday, Aug. [email protected] 1. Submissions may be dropped off at the 802.747.9358 Pember. For more information, call 518-642-1515. A special playlist Heritage Family’s mortgage team provides step-by-step of recorded music to guidance to help determine the best home financing options for complement the décor your needs – and always local service for the life of your loan! will be part of the show. Your Community...Your Credit Union First Friday runs email or call today 1.888.252.8932 | WWW.HFCUVT.COM Nicole from 7 to 9 pm, the All loans subject to approval. Rates, terms, and first Friday of every TO DISCUSS YOUR DREAM HOME! conditions are subject to change. Ask us for details. month. The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, July 26, 2019 - 13 14 - Friday, July 26, 2019 - The Lakes Region FreePress Forest Service offers bear safety tips USDA Forest Service offi- Be sure to properly store n Store food in bear-resis- cials in Vermont announced all food and odorous items, tant units, hard-shelled vehi- that they have had several including toothpaste, condi- cles or car trunks. reports of bear sightings, ments such as ketchup and n Keep sleeping areas, bears approaching and enter- mustard, food wrappers and tents and sleeping bags free ing shelters and some anything else that may of food and odor (like tooth- reports of bears aggressively attract bears. Improperly paste or deodorant). getting into backpacks in an stored food not only attracts n Don’t sleep in clothes attempt to find food. bears to people currently you cooked or handled fish Fiddler Jake Brillhart and singer-songwriter Alex Smith Last week the agency camping at a site, but lets the or game in. began posting alert notices bear know that it can find n Never bury or burn food at trail shelters and at devel- food at that campsite in the waste. Brillhart and Smith at Brandon Aug. 3 oped campsites to notify rec- future. The bear may return n If camping in the back- reation users about the to the site when other fami- country, hang your food bag Brandon Music will present said Aarik Danielsen of the recent spike in bear activity lies are recreating there. at least 10 feet off the ground fiddler Jake Brillhart and sing- Columbia Tribune in Missouri. on the Manchester Ranger Too many times, visitors and 5 feet out from a tree er-songwriter Alex Smith on Jacob Brillhart grew up in District of the Green believe they have stored limb that could support a Saturday, Aug. 3, at 7:30 p.m. rural Vermont playing Cape Mountain National Forest. their food safely, but in reali- bear, or better yet pack and This very talented duo have Breton and Scottish-style tunes The Forest Service says it ty have left it within a bear’s use bear-resistant contain- toured extensively for the past on his grandfather’s fiddle; he has had numerous reports of reach. Bears are meant to be ers. six years performing Brillhart’s now studies violin making with bear sightings throughout wild; feeding them creates n If possible, in backcoun- Cape Breton-influenced fiddle master maker Roman Barnas, the months of June and July. negative consequences for try areas, place sleeping tunes and Smith’s finely crafted teaches and tours with other Reports of human encoun- them. Bears that get too used tents at least 100 yards away folk ballads. The result is a show groups. “Expressive and capti- ters with black bears contin- to people eventually may from food storage and cook- that is both energetic and con- vating” is how Mike Alzo at ue to increase across the have to be killed to ensure ing areas. templative, and one that has cap- North Country Public Radio Green Mountain National the safety of human visitors. n If hiking with a dog, tivated audiences from Iowa to described the talented fiddler’s Forest. While many visitors Following safe food storage keep it on a leash or leave it Maine. playing. and campers never encoun- practices protects both camp- home. Sarah Craig, at Caffe Lena Tickets are $20; pre-concert ter a bear, the forest is their ers and bears. Report bear sightings or calls Smith “a natural storytell- dinner is $25. Reservations are home, and bears can quickly It is your responsibility to damage caused by bears to er.” He builds songs from a blend required for dinner and recom- become habituated to human ensure your safety and that the nearest Vermont Fish of traditional folk harmony and mended for the concert. Brandon food and waste. of future campers by not and Wildlife office at 802-828- strikingly modern lyrics, con- Music is a BYOB venue. In recent weeks, numer- purposefully or inadvertent- 1000 or a local Vermont State fronting today’s most pressing For more information or to ous incidents of bears look- ly feeding bears. It is illegal game warden at 802-442-5421 issues with a style of honest and make a reservation, call 802-247- ing for food have been report- in the State of Vermont to prior to taking any control accurate observation often com- 4295 or email info@brandon- ed by visitors. It is vital that feed bears. So remember: action on your own. pared to songwriters Stan music.net. people recreating in the for- n Always keep a clean Vermont Fish & Wildlife Rogers and Jason Isbell. “Smith Brandon Music is located at est keep a clean campsite to camp. personnel will recommend exemplifies our cultural ideal of 62 Country Club Rd., Brandon, ensure that bears and other n Don’t leave any food appropriate measures or con- what a folk singer should be,” Vermont. animals don’t forage for their (including condiments) out trol strategies that can allevi- JUNK TO THE DUMP! food. when not in use. ate bear-related problems. Removal of Debris • Home Cleanouts • Basement/Attic/Garage Barn/Yard/Construction Debris • Foreclosure & Eviction Cleanouts Call For A Free Estimate NORTH COUNTRY CLEANOUTS Slate Valley Trails to host first-ever kids ride July 31 518-480-9624 • www.northcountrycleanouts.com Slate Valley Trails Parents or guardians will host its first-ever are welcome to ride as Kids Ride on Wednesday, well. And because cell July 31, from 4:30 to 5:30 service is nonexistent at p.m., meeting at the the trailhead, adults who Fairgrounds Trailhead are not volunteering or in Poultney. Plan to riding must stay on-site arrive by 4:15 p.m. to during the program. sign in and get ready to Residents of Castleton ride. or Poultney who need a Pre-registration is bicycle may rent one at a suggested, but not discount from Johnson required. and Son Bike Works The Kids Ride is The Kids Ride is for kids of any age. through the Library Bike geared toward kids of Pass program available any age who are looking to ing to ride on trails or have at the Poultney Public Library learn new skills, are just start- been riding and want to meet or the Castleton Free Library. other riders and have fun! Non-residents may also get a rental discount if they mention they are participating in this Slate Valley Trails program. Please note, there will be a road closure on Vermont Route 140 due to bridge construction over Finel Hollow Brook beginning Wednesday, July 24, and lasting for approximately 28 days. To learn how to navigate to the Fairgrounds Trailhead and Poultney, visit www.slatevalleytrails.org. For more information, visit www.slatevalleytrails.org/ events, sign up for the Slate Valley Trails e-News, find the organization on Facebook or Monarch email Silvia at silvia@slateval- Sheet Metal Shop leytrails.org. The Fairgrounds Trailhead Rake, Drip, Valleys and Flashing is located at 125 Town Farm Pre-Bent and Ready - No Waiting Time Road, Poultney, Vermont. • All Types of Custom Work • Sheets of galvanized, aluminum, stainless and copper ALWAYS IN STOCK 209 Riverside Heights, Manchester Center, VT 802-362-2344 The Lakes Region FreePress - Friday, July 26, 2019 - 15 classifieds

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Autos Autos Autos Wanted Classic & Four Wheel Drive Recreational Pickup-Trucks- 1992 MITSUBISHI 3000 GT Antiques Vans SL, new tires, needs water 2007 CHEVY COLORADO BANDIT 15 SAILBOAT. Da- 2017 CHEVY SILVERADO 5-speed, has leak. Nice tires. 2000 MAZDA PICKUP pump, have all parts to repair, cron main & jib, nylon spin- ANTIQUE TRACTOR 1940 1500 ext cab, 4wd, leather, No papers, parts only. $750 4-door, 6 cyl, 4X4. Great con- $2395. (518) 744-3663 naker. Swing keel, kick-up FARMALL “A” restored, ex- v-8, 5.3 l, 40,500K miles. firm. (518) 796-0416 rudder, ss fittings. Includes $28,500. 802-282-6641 dition. $1499. (518) 642-3776 2000 OLDS BRAVADA cellent condiiton. Won many trailer. $500 Firm. 518-692- 2015 TACOMA: 56, 000 green, 128,691 miles. Moon- 2007 TOYOTA CAMRY SO- prizes in 4th of July parades. 8340 Properly crewed this Motorcycles miles, 5 speed, 4 Cyl, 21-24 roof, heated seats. Asking LARA convertible, excellent Asking $2100. (802) 273- boat wins races. MPH, $17,000 firm. (802) $1500/obo. (518) 636-6021 condition, 79,242 miles, black 2712 or (516) 593-2249 2017 HONDA REBEL 300: with tan leather interior, 325-3537 RED 14’ Great Canadian fi- CLASSIC 1968 PONTIAC Brand new, only 49 miles. Re- 2002 FORD MUSTANG red, $9500. (802) 282-7574 berglass canoe w/puddle mainder of extended warranty 129K, very good condition. FIREBIRD, 400 cubic inch, 2013 KIA SOUL: high mile- seats. Great condition, $400 335 HP, numbers matching, transferable, battery tender $2700/obo. Good first car. obo. (802) 236-2790 for more included. $3000. Call (518) (518) 642-2619 age, new water pump, engine automatic, in hood tachome- 2017 KEYSTONE COU- Turn needs work, extra tires, info. ter, 78,000 miles, excellent 639-8621 leave message. 2003 JEEP LIBERTY GAR 5th wheel, Model $1800. (802) 236-1815 condition. Also includes origi- SCOOTER 1985 HONDA 333MKS, 38 feet, 3 slides, 141,000 miles. Runs great, Campers nal red line tires, $24,500. DONATE YOUR CAR to Vet- Elite 80CC, 11K miles, w/ smoke free, one owner w/ your needs nothing, inspected. 2004 MONTANA 5th wheel (518) 791-7579 manual. Needs battery. Hel- $2,999 cash. (518) 313-2008 erans today! Help and sup- title, 2019 inspection, excel- port our veterans. Fast - FREE camper, clean, in good condi- mets included. $400. (518) lent condition, 2 power aw- stuff 2003 PT CRUISER purple, all pick up. 100% tax deductible. tion, also will sell 5th wheel for 812-7010 nings, Polar plus package, new tires, auto, 4-cyl, great Call 1-800-245-0398 truck. call (802) 468-2836 auto leveling system, resi- condition. $999. (518) 642- 2004 RV 37.5’ with 3 slides, Recreational dential size shower, tri-fold into 3776 VOLKSWAGEN SPIT wind- sleeper sofa, theater seat- shield rusty van. $1,000, price loaded. Must see! (518) 642- 2003 SAAB SE CONVERT- 1560 ing, storage rack, A/C, fire- cut $990. (518) 796-0416 place w/heat pump. Gold CA$H! IBLE new tires. Needs work, 29’ TERRY TRAVEL TRAIL- runs good. Good top, leather Coast to Coast member- Autos Wanted ER, deluxe model, wall to wall ship transferrable to new interior. $1250. (518) 461- carpeting, mint condition. 9338 CARS/TRUCKS WANTED!!! owner, if desired. ($3,000 Manchester 2002 and Newer! Any Condi- $7,500. Can be seen week- value). $35,500. Text/Call ends at 347 Stage Road, Ben- Newspapers 2005 AUDI A4 6-speed, 1.8T, tion. Running or Not. Com- FOR SALE: FORD 8N tractor, (914) 393-5766 son, VT. (802) 855-1438 130,000 miles. Runs but petitive Offer! Free Towing! restored, 12 volt conversion. reaches needs water pump. Good We’re Nationwide! Call Now: JAYCO 23’ travel trailer, elec- Comes w/blade & snow Trailers project car. $900. (518) 478- 1-888-416-2330. 2010 CARRIAGE CAMEO over 100,000 tric jack, awning, 2 doors, chains. Granville area, 5th wheel, 36’, 2 slides, excel- 3783 about mint condition. $5,500. $3,000. Call/text (713) 503- UTILITY TRAILER 4’X8’ with readers Boats lent condition. Can be seen 36” sides, 6 ply tires, tilt bed, 2005 JEEP LIBERTY 4wd, Can be seen on weekends at 8803 anytime. $29,995. Call (518) 167K miles, well maintained 347 Stage Road, Benson, VT tail gate, $400. (518) 232- weekly! 14’ SAIL BOAT: AMF “puffer”, 852-7566 Cambridge, NY 6263 engine/transmission, runs alum mast, Dacron main & jib (802) 855-1438 Four Wheel Drive Advertise great, cold a/c, asking $3500. sails, mahogany dagger- 2003 TOYOTA TACOMA Tires, Parts, with us (518) 538-5005 board & rudder, all SS fittings, Classic & 170,000 miles, V6, 5spd, 4x4. 2005 MB C320 4-matic, navy with trailer, in fine condition. Antiques New frame, runs and drives Accessories and put our blue, needs a little TLC, 243K, Asking $525. (802) 273-2712 great. $5000. (802) 645-0864 Call to 4 COOPER TIRES 225/55/ or (516) 593-2249 1983 EL CAMINO SS: Great circulation asking $1200. Call Tim at project car. Bed solid, cap in- 2005 GMC SONOMA, ex- advertise R17 very good condition. (802) 772-0707 cluded, 305 V8 auto, $1500/ tended cab, 4x4, 6 cyl, auto, $200. (518) 695-6080 to work obo. (802) 537-2891 90, 000 miles. Must see. here! 4 RIMS SUBARU FORREST- for you! $1900. (518) 642-3776 ER 5 lug w/TPMS sensors. $380. (518) 695-6080 518-642-1234

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