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seeks $25,000 for new programming and
scholarships. The Aldrich Public Library
requests $150,000 to relocate and renovate
the Katherine Paterson Childrens Room.
Finally, a team of seven non-profits worked
together on a proposal seeking $200,000 for
programming and infrastructure improvements. That proposal includes reduced versions of the requests from the Barre City
Recreation Department and the Aldrich Public
Library. It also includes programming and
resource support for The Family Center of
Washington County, Capstone Community
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Commentaries must be submitted via
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specific restrictions, he said. First, writers
must provide their names and they must be
registered Montpelier voters. In addition,
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The Clerks office plans to promote the
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Pictured are several Barre Rotary Club members with Aldrich Public Library Board Chair, Nancy Pope
(2nd from left) and the Library Director, Sarah Costa (3rd from left) donating a check from the Rotary
Breakfast that the Barre Rotary Club holds each summer on the library lawn. This years donation was
for $16,037.24 which is a record for the 33rd annual breakfast. Missing from picture is long time
Breakfast Chairman, Ron Parnigoni. The breakfast this year will be held again on the library lawn on
July 29, 2017. The extra food at the end of the event is donated to the Salvation Army in Barre.
How many Vermonters actually earn a livable wage, and is that really enough to live
on? How are we training young people to
earn livable wages, and what programs are
available to help? These questions and more
will be the subject of a public forum on
Wednesday, February 1, 2017, at 6:30 p.m. in
the community room at the Downstreet
Housing and Community Development, 22
Keith Ave., Barre. The program is free, open
to all, and sponsored by the Greater Barre
Democrats.
Panelists will include Paul Cillo, Executive
Director of the Public Assets Institute; Mary
Niebling, Director of Community Economic
Development of Capstone Community
Action; and Penny Chamberlain, director of
the Central Vermont Career Center.
The Public Assets Institute recently issued
a report entitled State of Working Vermont
2016, which details the growing Vermont
wage gap, the decrease of the middle class,
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Austin J. Weed of Middlesex was named to Vermont technical Colleges Deans List for the fall 2016 semester.
Samuel Ennis of Bethel was named to the Deans List for
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Colby-Sawyer College recognizes the following students
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The following Colby College students were named to the
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Secretary of State Jim Condos issues the following statement in response to continued assertions by President Trump
that 35 million people voted illegally in the November elections:
As the chief state election official for the State of Vermont,
I am fiercely proud of the work that Vermonts Town Clerks
and local elections officials do to ensure the integrity of our
elections.
Voting is a Constitutional right at the very core of our
democracy.
Vermonters should know that their votes count and
Vermonts elections are fair and accurate!
Voters have every right to expect accountability in their
elections process, but unsubstantiated voter fraud claims
undermine our democracy and disparage the hundreds of
thousands of hard-working election officials across our great
nation.
It is disappointing that the President of the United States
On Friday, January 20, eight Vermont businesses were presented with a Good Food Award at the gala Awards Ceremony,
which took place at the historic Herbst Theater in San
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finalists, the Good Food Awards describes the 193 award
recipients as rising to the top in a blind tasting and rigorous
vetting to confirm they met specific standards around environmentally sound agricultural practices, good animal husbandry, sourcing transparency and responsible relationships
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We are extremely proud to once again be recognized as a
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Below are the eight Vermont awardees honored for their
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Editor,
Does President Trump trust Communist Russia, but distrust
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cold days I do know they stop at Allens Lodge and grab a cup
of hot chocolate.
My other favorite story about Malc was when Stein Eriksen
was the very famous ski school director at Sugarbush. And
most of the ski instructors were also Norwegians. And what
Stein did was during lunch and when he wasnt teaching, he
would ask someone to ski with him and believe me it was
a very big deal, especially for his country people who also
worked for him. However, he almost always asked Malcolm
to ski with him, which didnt go over too well with his boys
and girls. But I took care of his little daughter and so I knew
him quite well and one day I asked him why he always picked
Malcolm to ski with and he said, Because I can always have
fun skiing with him and he is the best skier here at Sugarbush. I did keep that quiet until Stein left and went out west!
Why? Because a happy Norwegian is fun but one or several
together is another matter all together.
If you go to Sugarbush and see three old man whipping
down the hardest of trails and you arent sure it is them just
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two but if you look at Malcolms feet in old ski boots you will
notice he is wearing the best skis. And those skis are waxed,
sharpened and cleaned so that they look brand new! And if
you want free advice on skis you either are using or want to
buy or rent. He will be happy to advise you.
I am sure that some of you who know Malcolm are wondering if I let him read this before I sent it to Gary, and the answer
is NO. And the reason is he is not a guy who goes around and
tells anyone what a good skier he is. In fact, I know that he is
not a reader of mine that makes sure he reads every column.
And because of this I am hoping that people will not let him
know that they read it and that they didnt know how amazingly good he really is! And I am hoping that he wont believe
them anyway! But take my word for it. He is not only really
good he enjoys every single day he skis and not only that, he
loves Sugarbush ski area more than any other area in the country. But just to keep all things equal, dont ask me!
every snowake from the rear window and trunk, and then
made her way around the rest of the car, brushing every bit of
snow from each area, as she went.
Eventually the lady found herself back where she had
started brushing, at the drivers side front door. I couldnt help
but notice that she stopped and stared at that door for just a
moment. I began to smile a bit, as I realized what she was
realizing just then, that the door was covered again with all
that uffy white stuff she had so carefully removed moments
earlier. To my slightly endish enjoyment, the poor lady began
a second trip around the car, carefully removing ALL of the
snow, once again. I know that I just should have gotten out
and brushed the car for her, but from what I saw, I dont think
my cleaning job would have satised her at all. Truthfully, as
she made her way around the car that second time, I sort of
watched that drivers door, wondering how much new snow
would be on it by the time she had made one more orbit of the
vehicle. Am I a terrible person?
Eventually, once again, the lady found herself back where
she started brushing, at that drivers side front door. To my
utter delight, and I know how bad that sounds, she stopped
again and stared, momentarily, at the newly snow-covered
glass and door. Please venture a guess at what she did then.
If you guessed that she began brushing the car off, heading
around it for the third time, you would be right. If you also
guessed that I had to cover my mouth to prevent an outburst of
laughter that the lady probably would have heard, you would
be right a second time. Really, am I a terrible person? I think
I must be, but it was like watching someone try to towel-dry
their car in a down pour. It just couldnt work, and I still want
to chuckle every time I think about it.
This third time, the lady did do a less than perfect job of
brushing off the snow, and then got into her car and drove
away. If she had not, and had started around the car for lap
number four, I would have gotten out and helped her. Really,
I would have. WellI THINK I would have. Am I a terrible
person?
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Am I a Terrible Person?
By G. E. Shuman
everal weeks ago, my wife and I
were on one of our weekly, necessary, grocery shopping trips. We try
to shop weekly, as neither of us enjoys doing it more frequently than that, and they
are necessary trips, because we like to eat, and our food comes
from stores. In any case, and I dont remember the details, it
must have been Lornas turn to go in and buy something from
whatever store we were parked in front of, as I found myself
sitting alone in the car, in the parking lot, for a while.
I do remember that it was snowing, and snowing quite hard.
The snow was that kind of sticky stuff that seems to gather
with its friends somewhere up in the sky, and oat straight
down, as huge mega-akes, splattering on the ground and everything else as if it needed to cover the earth as quickly as
possible. My windshield got covered up almost completely,
between intermittent swipes of the windshield wipers. Thats
how fast and furiously it was falling. (That last sentence is an
example of alliteration, in case you missed your writing lesson
this week.)
As I sat there watching the snow fall, something that seemed
funny, but, somehow, a bit sad happened in front of my car. I
did feel somewhat guilty that I did nothing to prevent it from
happening, but I also didnt want to embarrass the person that
I saw, and, besides that, almost couldnt believe what I was
seeing. The more I watched, the more I smiled. (My watching
and smiling is the reason for the title, above.)
You see, an older lady, (yes, there are people older than me,
contrary to what my seventh-grade students seem to think)
came out of one of the stores and approached her car, which
happened to be parked almost in front of mine. She opened the
door to the back seat and took out a snow brush. This seemed
like a perfectly normal thing to do, considering the circumstances. Next, she proceeded to, very meticulously, brush off
the drivers window and door of the car. After this she moved
down the side of the car, cleaning off the other window and
door, as well. Following this she moved to the back, removing
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Ticket Purchase Only: 802-223-2424. Adults 12+/$25, Under 12/$20 Rock was a survival bunker built by and for the U.S. government durIrish Session at Bagitos. 28 Main St. 2-5 p.m. Hilari Farrington ing the Cold War. In his forthcoming book, Graff discusses what life
Koehler, Sarah Blair, & Benedict Koehler lead this world class Irish might have been like after Armageddon.
Session every Saturday afternoon.
MONTPELIER - Farmers Night Free Concert Series: Vermont
Capital City Winter Market. Montpelier City Center. 10 a.m. to 2 Youth Orchestra. House Chamber of Vermont Statehouse. 7:30 p.m.
p.m. Featuring seasonal produce, local meats and cheeses, hot food, Co-op Conversation Member Discount Program. Hunger
and handmade crafts from central Vermont. Info: Ashton Kirol, 793- Mountain Coop. 10-11 a.m. Join Hunger Mountain Co-op for a small
8347 or manager@montpelierfarmersmarket.com.
group facilitated discussion about our current member discount proThe Front Gallerys SHOW 15 Opening Reception. 6 Barre St. 4-8 gram. Over the past few years, we have seen our member discounts
p.m. Light refreshments and drinks will be served, accompanied by growing faster than other parts of our operations. If this trend continlive music provided by Front artist Daryl Burtnett and friends. Free ues, we will need to make some adjustments. We want to hear your
and open to the public. Limited edition prints by several of the gal- thoughts. RSVP: 223-8000 or info@hungermountain.coop.
lerys artists will be available for sale.
Remedies for Detoxification and Personal Growth with Baylen
NORTHFIELD - Texas HoldEm Tournament. Northfield American Slote, LAC, of black turtle TCM. Hunger Mountain Coop. 6-7 p.m.
Legion. 1 p.m. $50 in advance, $75 the day of
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RANDOLPH - Daydov/Fanning Cello/Piano Duo. Chandler Music balance hormones in the body and foster healthy emotional bandHall, 71-73 Main St. 7:30 p.m. Pianist Diana Fanning and cellist Dieuwke width. Explore healthy physiology and learn remedies including acuDavydov have been acclaimed in the U.S. and abroad for their virtuosic pressure, qi gong exercises and herbal teas.
brilliance, musical insight, and remarkable rapport as a Duo. Reserved seat- Moonlight Hike/Snowshoe with GMC. Easy. Evening snowshoe
ing: $20 advance, $22 day of; kids under 18 free. Tickets: 802-728-6464 or hike exploration of local trails by moonlight. Bring headlamp. Meet at
online at www.chandler-arts.org
7 p.m. Contact Jill Aspinall, happy.jillaspinall@gmail for details and
WATERBURY - Sock Hop fundraiser. American Legion Post 59, meeting place.
16 Stowe St. 6 p.m. The Adams Band will play for your dancing and Paint n Sip Pallette Party. Bagitos. 28 Main St. 6-8 p.m. Come paint
the Malt Shoppe will have great food.
a beautiful painting while sipping a nice glass of wine (or beer).
WILLIAMSTOWN - Rug Hooking Series 2. Williamstown Academy Contact Liz Lawson for more info.
at Ainsworth Public Library. 10 a.m. Free. Presented by Helen Johnson.
Hands-on demonstration and questions answered. Register: 433-5887
or email library@williamstownvt.org
MONTPELIER - Member Appreciation Day. Hunger Mountain
Coop. Love is in the air. Come celebrate with us and feel the love!
Member-owners receive a 5% discount on purchases all day long! Not
HYDE PARK - Northeast Fiddlers Assoc. Monthly jam and meet. a member? Join between Wednesday, February 1 and Thursday,
VFW, Rte 15. Noon to 5 p.m. Fiddlers and public welcome. Local food February 9 for a chance to win a $25 gift card to the Co-op! One new
shelf donations welcomed. Info: Lee Deyette, 802-728-5188
member-owner will be drawn daily. Raffles, free chair massages in the
MONTPELIER - Bleecker & MacDougal live at Bagitos, 28 Main
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Tuesday, February 7
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Wednesday, February 8
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Lydia Reed, of Northfield (#20 in white), storms past a Danville defender during last Friday
nights game in Northfield. The Marauders defeated Danville, 41-33, in a game that was a lot
closer than the score would indicate. Photo by Bill Croney
Ben Bristow (left, #13 in white), of
Williamstown, looks for an opening during
last Friday nights game against Hazen in
Williamstown. The Blue Devils kept their
perfect record intact (14-0) with a 65-41 win
over Hazen. Photo by Bill Croney
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Animals-Pet .........................430
Antiques/Restorations .........144
Baby/Children Items ............140
Bicycles ...............................220
Boating/Fishing ...................210
Building Materials................300
Business Items....................080
Business Opportunities .......060
Camping ..............................205
Childcare Service ................030
Christmas Trees ..................370
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Clothing & Accessories .......130
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Camps for Sale ...................650
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Land for Sale.......................670
Mobile Homes .....................600
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Stemless Daisy
Q: I have inherited a sugar
shaker that has been identified as a piece of Stemless
Daisy. What can you tell me about it?
-- Betty, Portsmouth, Virginia
A: Stemless Daisy -- sometimes known as Cosmos pottery
-- is pattern glass that was produced from roughly 1895
until 1915 by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company.
Almost all of the pieces I have seen are made of milk glass,
but there are exceptions. The relief-molded flowers are
generally on a finely crosscut background and painted in
soft colors, including blue, pink and yellow.
Your sugar shaker is considered rare, and depending on its
condition could be worth as much as $650.
***
Q: In 1937, I received a composition and stuffed cloth doll
of Mickey Mouse. It is marked knickerbocker and is
about 12 tall and in excellent condition. A neighbor has
offered me $250 for it, but I wanted to check with you
first.
-- Arthur, Austin, TX
A: I found your doll referenced in the Official Hakes
Price Guide to Character Toys by Ted Hake and published
by House of Collectibles. According to Hake, if your doll
is truly in excellent condition it could be worth as much as
$1,200.
***
Q: I have seven Daguerreotype pictures. They are in fairly
good condition, but no cases. What would be the average
price if I want to sell them? -- Mildred, Laurel, Indiana
A: It really depends on the images. Most of the
Daguerreotypes I have seen in antique shops have been
priced in the $30 to $50 range. If any of your pictures show
children with toys, men in Civil War-era uniforms, or other
than studio poses, they could be worth much more.
***
Q: I have a set of Heston National Finals Rodeo belt buckles issued in 1975 and 2016. The buckles are mint and have
never been worn. How much are they worth?
--Wade, Orton, Minnesota
A: I contacted a rodeo memorabilia collector who thought
your buckles would be valued in the $15 to $25 range. This
was confirmed when I checked eBay and found dozens of
Heston rodeo buckles, mostly offered for $15 and $20
each.
Write to Larry Cox in care of KFWS, 628 Virginia Drive,
Orlando, FL 32803, or send e-mail to questionsforcox@
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Cox cannot personally answer all reader questions, nor
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return mail.
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but thats not necessarily true of home improvement projects.
Labor costs typically account for a substantial amount of professionally contracted projects, but homeowners can cut those
costs by volunteering to do some of the simpler tasks themselves. In addition, contractors often purchase materials at a
much lower cost than individual homeowners because contractors buy in bulk. So while labor costs might be lower on
DIY projects, the cost of materials can offset those savings.
Experience
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The origins of Valentines Day are largely unknown. Some suggest Valentines Day was initially a way to honor St. Valentine on the
anniversary of his death. Others believe it was the Christian churchs
way of Christianizing the Pagan celebration of Lupercalia, a fertility
festival dedicated to Faunus, the Roman god of agriculture.
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holidays.
Many different traditions can be linked to Valentines Day. Here
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the globe.
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In South Korea, men get to enjoy the spotlight on Valentines Day,
as women bestow gifts of chocolate on them. In return, a month later
men reciprocate with gifts for women on White Day. South Koreans
take Valentines Day a step further on Black Day, which falls on
April 14. This is an opportunity for all single people who may not
have received Valentines Day gifts to gather at restaurants and eat a
dish called black noodles as they celebrate their singleton status.
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These Scandinavian countries didnt really celebrate Valentines
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Men write funny poems or rhyming love notes called Gaekkebrev
and send them to women anonymously. Women must try to guess
their admirers by counting dots that are put on the note that correspond to the number of letters in the mans name.
ESTONIA
In Estonia, Valentines Day is a day more devoted to friendship
than romantic love. It is called Sbrapev in Estonian, which
translates to Friends Day. Cards and gifts are exchanged among
friends.
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In Wales, Valentines Day is not celebrated. Rather, the Welsh
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