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can also be posted on the Cavendish VT Facebook Page
The 7/26/13 Cavendish Update Contains the Following
1. Notice
of Site Visit/Hearing Regarding Chubb Hill
2. Cavendish
Related News
3. Town
Wide Tag Sale-July 27
4.
Cavendish in Pictures
5. Sensible Shoes to Perform in
Proctorsville
6. Events
1. NOTICE OF SITE VISIT/HEARING
REGARDING CHUBB HILL
The
Board of Selectmen of the Town of Cavendish will meet to conduct a site visit
of the lower portion of Chubb Hill Road to examine the old highway and a
proposed new section of that town highway at 5 PM on Monday, August 19, 2013.
Immediately following the site visit, the Selectmen will travel to and
reconvene their meeting at the Cavendish Town Office Meeting Room for the
purpose of conducting a hearing. For more information and to read the full
notice, go to
2. CAVENDISH RELATED NEWS
Springfield McDonald’s ShuttingDown for 90 Days:
On July 28, the McDonald’s in Springfield will be closed for 90 days as the
building is demolished and a new smaller facility built to take its place.
Rutland Herald
Vermont Sex Offender Being Located Out of State: Correction officials
said Thursday they have a new plan for a high-risk sex offender due to be
released from Springfield prison: He's moving out of state. The Department of
Corrections is notifying police in the place where the sex offender, Timothy
Szad, is going but isn't releasing the information publicly, said Dale Crook,
the department's director of field supervision. Huffington Post
3. TOWN WIDE TAG SALE-JULY 27
Tomorrow,
Saturday, July 27 is the Cavendish town wide tag sale. There is a list of
participants on-line. Printed maps will be available
at the following locations: Cavendish Baptist Church; Cavendish Fire Department
and the Proctorsville Fire Department booth on the Proctorsville Green. A
number of the community based organizations will be involved as follows:
• Cavendish
Baptist Church will be offering a “Tag Sale Luncheon” starting at 11 am. They
will be serving sandwiches, chips, cookies, brownies, coffee and punch.
• Cavendish
Fire Department will be holding their annual Chicken BBQ starting at 11.
• Proctorsville
Fire Department, located on the Proctorsville Green, will have a BBQ featuring
hot dogs and hamburgers.
• Cavendish
Stone Church will be open for tours from noon until 2 pm. At 2 pm the
Cavendish
Historical Society will be holding the drawing of their “All Things Cavendish”
raffle. Special prize for ticket holders who show up for the drawing.
Be
advised that a number of people along Main Street will be setting up tables but
have not registered to be on the map.
It looks
like it will be a gorgeous day so happy shopping and selling!
4. CAVENDISH IN PICTURES
Linda
Welch, the genealogist for the Cavendish Historical Society, has been posting a
variety of pictures of Cavendish, some before 1900, to the Cavendish VTFacebook page. There are whole albums of various places and events, including the 1927 flood.
You do not have to be a Facebook member to view the page.
5. SENSIBLE SHOES TO PERFORM IN PROCTORSVILLE
Note: This week’s concert, July 31, features Yankee Chank
and is sponsored by Glimmerstone Mansion Inn.
The Cavendish Community and Conservation Association invites
everyone to spend an evening listening to the sounds of Sensible Shoes on the
Proctorsville Green on Wednesday, August 7th at 6:00 p.m. sponsored
by the Cavendish Snow Fleas and by Singleton’s General Store.
ASCAP award-winning songwriter, keyboard player and singer
Barbara Blaisdell brings her powerful New Orleans-inspired rhythm piano to the
stage. Lead guitarist and singer Tim Utt
is widely known as one of Vermont's most gifted players. Pooh Sprague, on bass, guitar and vocals, is a
musical master who has played with the Shoes for years. Drummer and singer Steve Drebber, a member of
Vermont rock royalty, splits his time with the Shoes and his popular jam band,
Dr. Jones. Sensible Shoes has placed
original music in several major motion pictures including “Philadelphia” and
“The Manchurian Candidate.”
This will be the sixth of seven concerts that are held on
consecutive Wednesday nights in July and August. The last concert will be held on August 14th
when Rick Redington will play.
CCCA encourages all area residents and visitors to join
their friends and neighbors in front of the gazebo on the green. Bring a blanket or a comfortable chair, have
a picnic, or just lay back and relax on the grass. It’s a fun way to enjoy the summer weather and
either reconnect with old friends or make new ones.
As always, the concerts are free and open to all.
6. EVENTS
To learn more about upcoming events in
Cavendish and surrounding towns go to:
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Events listed by month
To register an event go to http://www.yourplaceinvermont.com/central-vermont-event-calendar/community/add/
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