Potluck Lunch / Perkinsville VT Community Church

WEATHERSFIELD VT POTLUCK TUESDAY, DEC. 17 FROM 12:00 NOON - 2:00 P.M. at Perkinsville VT Community Church Vestry on Route 106. Bring a hot dish, salad or dessert. Beverages will be provided. A sharing of Christmas memories will be enjoyed with the possibility of a special video of Christmas music by a boys' choir from London.  Free and open to the public. Contact Lorraine Zigman 802-263-5245; email lzigman@comcast.net.

Weathersfield Food Shelf to Re-Open

“Due to the generous response from Weathersfield residents who support the efforts of the Weathersfield Food Shelf, Inc., the Food Shelf will reopen in January to serve their neighbors in need of assistance in feeding their families.  The 1879 School in Perkinsville is not ready to be occupied, therefore, the Food Shelf will be open from 4:00-6:00 pm, on the 2nd & 4th Thursday of each month, at a temporary location to be announced shortly.  Meanwhile, a rotating group of volunteers is being organized to staff the Food Shelf during their hours of operation.  Anyone who wishes to help may contact Janet Gould @ 674-9365.”

Thank you,

Janet Gould, Chair

Fund Raising Committee

Weathersfield Food Shelf, Inc.

Robert J. Brochu

Robert J. Brochu

Friday, December 6, 2013

Weathersfield, Vt— Robert J. Brochu, 73, a resident of Weathersfield, passed away unexpectedly Wednesday morning, Dec. 4 at his home in Weathersfield.

Funeral arrangements are pending with the Knight Funeral Home in Windsor. The complete obituary will be published when arrangements are final.

Weathersfield School Newsletter - 12/6/13

Weekly News Letter from The Principal’s Corner

December 6, 2013

Old Fashion Christmas Caroling

Mr. Ramsey is taking K-3/4 classes to Cedar Hill on Tuesday, December 17^th so the children can carol there.  We will be sending the bus from 9:30 am on, two classes at a time.  On Thursday, December 19, 2013 in the morning, Mr. Ramsey and Mrs. Oakman will be taking our chorus members to the Ascutney House to Christmas Carol.  We will be walking on the 19^th, weather permitting.  Parents and community members are welcome to join us on both days!

Vermont Flag Flies at WS
When you drive up to our school, please notice that we are flying the US and Vermont flags from our tall flag pole, directly in front of our beautiful building.  The Vermont flag was donated to the school by Mr. and Mrs. Roland Whitney.  What a generous, kind and patriotic donation!  It is very much appreciated, Nat and Rolly!

 Volunteers Needed
Once again, the WS faculty and staff would like to have their annual Christmas Luncheon for one hour, (11 to noon) on Dec. 19th.  In order for this to happen, we must rely on the graciousness of volunteers to handle both student lunches and the recesses, (from 10:50 to noon).  Please call the school at 674-5400 if you are interested in volunteering on this special day.

Weathersfield School's National Geographic Bee

For the 26th year, the National Geographic Society is holding the National Geographic Bee for students in the fifth through eighth grades in thousands of schools across the United States.  The 2014 Bee is sponsored by Google. Weathersfield School students will compete in the National GEO Bee.
WHERE:  Weathersfield School's All-Purpose Room
WHEN:  Wednesday, December 11, 2013 at 12:30 pm

Mark your calendar...all are welcome! Everyone can test their geography knowledge with the exciting GeoBee Challenge, an online geography quiz at www.nationalgeographic.com/geobee, which poses 10 new questions a day, or by downloading the "National Geographic GeoBee Challenge" app, with more than 1,000 questions from past Bees, from the App Store on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Cathleen Karaffa,
National Geography Bee Advisor

Make It Take It Workshop
The annual Make It and Take It Workshop, sponsored by PTA, will be Sunday, December 8, 2013 from 1 to 3 pm at the school.  This is an opportunity for children to make fun and cute gifts for Christmas, FREE of charge.  The PTA has a sign up form for parents so we can have an estimate of how many children to buy crafts for and for permission to take children's pictures during the event.  The form went home in last week's Friday notices.  Please get it in to us asap.  If you need another one, call BJ at 674-5400.

December 13 Dance is Cancelled
The Student Council has decided to cancel the Dec. 13^th dance because of a conflict with a basketball tournament. The dance will be rescheduled at a later date.

December 12, 2013 – Early Release Day
Dec 12^th is a day the students are given lunch and then sent home at 11:30 am, so teachers can have the rest of the day to do important curriculum work.

Progress Reports Coming Soon
Quarter two mid-term closes on December 6^th.  Progress reports will be sent home for K-4 students if there is a concern on December 13^th.  Student progress for grades 5 – 8 can be obtained any time through the PowerSchool Parent Portal.  Any parent who cannot access this information, please call the school at 674-5400 and we will make a copy of the progress report for you.

Student Council News
Student Council Spirit Week was this week, December 2 through December 6, 2013 and what fun we all had! Every day was a different celebration:
 Mon. - Crazy Hat Day
Tues. - Sports Team Spirit Day (Wear your favorite team jersey)
Wed. - Crazy Socks
Thursday - Crazy Hair
 Fri.  - Twin Day
The first Student Council dance will be on Friday, December 13^th from 7 to 9:00 pm. Admission is $3.00, with free snacks and drinks.  As always, the student dress code applies. Special thanks to our chaperones, Mrs. Day, Ms. Drummond, and Mr. and Mrs. Kinsman.

Student Council Officers
President: Ben Millard 8B
Vice President: Kylee Charest 8B
Secretary: Rand Frazer 8B
Treasurer: Skylar Swan 7P

Student Council Classroom Representatives 2013/2014 
5A: Brandon Hennessey, Kansas Marsh
6D: Tori Amsden, Ben French
6K: Ozzie Jewett, Hannah Kemp
7L: Kristen Clark, Matthew Fisher
7P: Brooke McKeen, Aimee Vollmann
8B: Meghan Snide, Adam Stapleton

Supplemental Services for Students In Need
We are offering tutorial support for free and reduced lunch students who need extra help in math, reading and writing.  A letter went home recently announcing how parents can access this service and the names of tutorial providers in the state.  This information is also on our school website.  Tutorial services are being arranged now and will start at the beginning of the new year. For more information, please contact the school at 674-5400.

Important Dates to Add to Your Calendar
Holiday Sing-Along: K-8-Wed., Dec. 18, 2013, (snow date: 12-19-13; same time) - 1:00 to 2:00 pm
Winter Concerts: K-3-Tues., Jan. 28, 2014, (snow date: 1-29-14; same time) - 6:00 to 7:00 pm
                         4-8-Thurs., Jan. 30, 2014, (snow date: 1-31-14; same time) - 6:00 to 7:30 pm
Spring Concerts: K-3-May 6, 2014 - 6:00 to 7:00 pm
                        4-8- May 8, 2014 - 6:00 to 7:30 pm
Memorial Day: K-8 – Friday, May 23, 2014 - 8:15 to 9:15 am

Happy December!

JeanMarie K. Oakman,
WS Principal

GeoBee News - Weathersfield School

Ten students will compete for the National Geo Bee on Wednesday, December 11th, at 12:30pm in the All Purpose Room:
Caitlin Vollmann
Kylee Charest
Rand Frazer
Matt Fisher

Brooke McKeen
Conner Hart
Tori Amsden
Ozzie Jewett
Virginia Snyder
John MacLachlan

Good Luck, Ladies and Gentlemen!

Cathy Karaffa

National GeoBee Advisor

Volunteers Needed - Weathersfield School

Volunteers Needed
Once again, the WS faculty and staff would like to have their annual Christmas Luncheon for one hour, (11 to noon) on Dec. 19th.

In order for this to happen, we must rely on the graciousness of volunteers to handle both student lunches and the recesses, (from 10:50 to noon).  

To date, we do not have enough volunteers to supervise our children so the luncheon can go on as planned.


Please call the school at 674-5400 if you are interested in volunteering on this special day.
Many Thanks,
JM

Weathersfield Police Dept., Week of 12/1/13 to 12/8/13

Weathersfield Police Department

During the week of 12/01/2013 to 12/08/2013 we had the following calls for service:

Burglary No Force Residence - 1
Larceny All Other - 1
Accident - Damage - 1
Motor Vehicle Disturbances - 2
Ambulance Assists - 1
Agency Assists - 3
Background Investigation - 1
Citizen Disputes - 3
Citizen Assists - 3
Dead Body - 2
Suspicious Person/Circumstances - 2
VIN Verification - 3
Welfare Check - 2
Traffic Stops - 28

Winter Weather Advisory - Midnight Sunday to 4 pm Monday

WCAX-TV

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10153563680940442&set=a.211649130441.267115.140859045441&type=1&theater

A *WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY* is in effect for most of the region (except the Champlain Valley and northern portions of New York) from midnight tonight until 4 PM on Monday (until midnight in New Hampshire).

A warm front will bring light snow after midnight tonight, moving from south to north. A trace to an inch accumulation is possible by daybreak, just enough to make the roads slick. The snow will mix with sleet and possibly freezing rain during the day, then taper to snow showers Monday afternoon. Most locations can expect 2 to 5 inches accumulation, with 1 to 3 inches for the Champlain Valley and northern areas of New York.

The storm will move out Monday night, and leave us with a quiet day on Tuesday. A cold front will bring snow showers Wednesday afternoon. This front will usher in colder air for Thursday, with highs only in the teens, and lows in the single digits. Temperatures will warm up a bit on Friday. Have a great week!

Dave

Ice Accumulation Forecast

NE Emergency News & WX Feed

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We've added the latest maps from the NWS on our Storm Tracker page. Check it out http://neemergencynewswx.com/northeast-storm-tracker.html
(WXRS)

Remembering the Pearl Harbor Attack, 72 Years Ago, Today

72 years ago Today we remember the Pearl Harbor Attack. 2,386 Americans had been killed and another 1,139 were wounded. - 12/7/1941 - Pearl Harbor Oahu, Hawaii (WXBG)

 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=387109771424144&set=a.177771932357930.42471.177750905693366&type=1&theater


 

National Weather Service Windchill Chart

Weathersfield Knit/Crochet Group

Please Share!!!

Weathersfield Knit/Crochet Group

Mondays, 1:00 to 2:30 pm, Perkinsville Community Church
Thursdays, 1:00 to 2:30 pm, Martin Memorial Hall/Weathersfield Town Office

Bring your latest project to work on and show to others!

Don't have a project? We can provide you with a community project we are working on.

Want to learn to knit or crochet? Bring your own materials and we will help you learn.

Free, fun and open to all!

Any questions? Please feel free to contact Lynn Esty at 802-263-9441 or lynnesty@comcast.net

Do You Have Some Spare Space???

The Weathersfield Food Shelf is urgently seeking a heated space in Weathersfield to temporarily set up the food shelf.  If you have space that is immediately available, please contact deForest Bearse at 674-2626.  The Food Shelf can offer up to $400 per month for the space.

We need to begin distributing food in January when Weathersfield residents will no longer be served by the Reading/West Windsor food shelf.  The Reading/West Windsor food shelf has been serving Weathersfield residents since the former food shelf (located in the Perkinsville Church) closed its doors.  

The Weathersfield Food Shelf has sufficient funding to begin distributing food immediately.  We just need a place to do it.

Twenty families are counting on us.  Please help us ensure that they don’t go hungry come January.

Beth Elaine Phinney

Tuesday, December 3, 2013

(Published in print: Tuesday, December 3, 2013)

Hartford, Vt. — Beth Elaine Phinney, 57, of Hartford, died peacefully after a long illness on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2013, at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, with son Chris Acker and husband Bob Raiselis at her side. 

She was born in Boston, Mass., the second daughter of Janice Hoyt Phinney of Norwich and Frederic N. Phinney of Southold, New York. She grew up with her family near the Perkinsville, Vt. farm of her grandparents, Perley and Irene Hoyt. She attended schools in Weathersfield and graduated from Springfield High School in 1974. 

She attended the University of Hartford and the University of Vermont, where she developed her love and knowledge of horticulture. Her gardening would be a lifelong interest and joy for her and for others. She received an associates degree from the School for Lifelong Learning in 1992. 

Hers was a familiar voice in the 1980s and 1990s in the Upper Valley, first on Vermont Public Radio and then on WKXE, but her work in radio had begun earlier, presenting news, music, and special features at radio stations in several New England locations. Her skill in creating engaging spoken-word programs as well as music programs in many genres on the air was well-known. 

She performed with and wrote for the political satire group The Panther Players, taught, directed, and acted in theater around the Upper Valley, consulted on education and the arts, and led programs on public speaking. She was employed for the last several years as a research associate at Leadership in Medicine in Norwich, Vermont.

 

Beth’s loyalty and loving care as a wife and mother were deeply appreciated and reciprocated by Bob and by Chris and his partner Taylor. Beth had a wonderful sense of humor and enjoyed bantering with her sisters and with other members of the family and friends. Everyone enjoyed her infectious smile and her quick wit. She wrote commercial copy and scripts, poetry, short stories, and one-act plays, as well as the occasional song, and had a beautiful speaking and singing voice. 

 

She had a life-long love of Vermont, and was happiest when writing or gardening, or sitting with her family on the porch of their home in White River Junction. Her love for her son, Chris knew no bounds. 

She is also survived by two siblings and their families: Dawn E. Latané and her husband, David of Richmond, Va., and Lisa J. Phinney and her son, Karl Abrahamsen of Tyresö, Sweden. Her brother-in-law, Svein Abrahamsen, passed away in Sweden in 2012. 

Also, maternal uncle and aunt, Richard and Sandra Hoyt of Wayland, Mass., step-mother Judith Phinney of Southhold, N.Y., Taylor Haynes of Wilder, Vt., and the members of the Raiselis family of Fairfield, Conn. 

Her family would like to thank Dr. John Hill and the staff of the Norris Cotton Cancer Center, and the nursing staff at 1 West at DHMC. Cremation and interment will be private. The family requests that no flowers be sent; memorial contributions may be made to Planned Parenthood of Northern New England. A celebration of her life will be held in the spring.

 http://www.vnews.com/home/9619072-95/beth-elaine-phinney

Vt. man pleads not guilty to heroin charge

December 3, 2013, 7:57 am

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt. (AP) — A Vermont man has pleaded not guilty to possessing heroin after police arrested him at a motel room.

Police say 29-year-old Luis Rodriguez of Windsor had been living out of a Route 5 motel in Ascutney. They said they found 42 bags of heroin and Oxycodone in the room Monday.

The Eagle Times reports (http://bit.ly/1c8R5PC) police stopped a car in which Rodriguez was a passenger for speeding. They said they found methadone on him and a purse containing cash and an empty heroin bag. Rodriguez consented to the motel room search.
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Information from: Eagle Times,

 http://www.necn.com/12/03/13/Vt-man-pleads-not-guilty-to-heroin-charg/landing_nation.html?&apID=47905e8cd42d4835a9202f0fccab9b16

Request for Bids for Gravel

Town   of Weathersfield, Vermont                                               Request for Bids for Crushed Gravel [issued 12/3/13]             The Town of Weathersfield is accepting bids from qualified crushed gravel suppliers to furnish approximately $25,000 worth of crushed gravel delivered to the Town Highway Garage on or before January 8, 2014.             The gravel shall meet the most recent edition of Vermont Agency of Transportation Standard Specifications for Construction Section 704.12, Aggregate for Surface Course and Shoulders, Sieve Designation 37.5 mm (1 ½ inch).             The Town is exempt from the Vermont State Sales Tax.             If available, the Town is entitled to receive the Vermont State Bid Price.             Pricing is requested for a fixed price per cubic yard delivered on or before January 8, 2014 to the Town Highway Garage, 483 Stoughton Pond Road, Perkinsville, Town of Weathersfield, Vermont.             All potential suppliers who sell by the ton must provide the cost per ton plus the conversion factor used and must provide the cubic yard price on their Bid Form. All cubic yards shall be calculated on truck size in a loose, as loaded, condition.                   Invoicing shall be once a month for gravel satisfactorily delivered as determined by the Public Works Supervisor.             The chosen gravel supplier will work under the direction of the Public Works Supervisor.             Sealed proposals, clearly marked “Gravel Bid” on the outside, must be received no later than Noon on Monday, December 16, 2013 at the following address:   Weathersfield Town Manager’s Office, 5259 Route 5, PO Box 550, Ascutney, Vermont 05030-0550.             Bids shall be opened at that time, and if awarded, will be awarded by the Town within 7 days. (It is anticipated that the bid will be awarded by the Select Board at their meeting on 12/16/13.)             Unsealed, late, emailed, or faxed bids will not be accepted. (Note: Do not submit bids to Public Works Supervisor.)     Bids shall be submitted on the one-page “Bid Response Form” provided and must be signed by the gravel supplier or their authorized representative. The bid, if awarded, will be awarded to the least costly, best qualified and most responsible bidder. In determining the “least costly, best qualified and most responsible bidder,” in addition to price, the following may be considered: The      substantial performance of the bidder in meeting the specifications and      other terms and conditions of the solicitation; The      ability, capacity and skill of the bidder to provide the services      required, and to do so within the time specified; The      character, integrity, reputation, experience, financial resources and      performance of the bidder under previous contracts with the municipality      and elsewhere.             The chosen gravel supplier may be required to provide references and demonstrate successful completion of similar work. The chosen gravel supplier may be required to demonstrate that he or she consistently performs work using the highest quality of workmanship. The chosen gravel supplier may be required to demonstrate that he or she owns or has access to the equipment required to perform this work.             The Town reserves the right: (1) to accept or reject any or all bids in whole or in part and to accept other than the lowest price proposal; (2) to amend, modify, or withdraw this Request for Bids; (3) to require supplemental statements or information from proposers; (4) to extend the deadline for responses to this Request for Bids; (4) to waive or correct any irregularities in bids received; (5) to negotiate separately with competing bidders; (6) to award the bid deemed in the best interest of the Town; (7) to inspect and/or test a stockpiled sample of the proposed gravel product (if available) before awarding the bid.             The Town will issue a Purchase Order to the chosen gravel supplier.             All communication with bidders will be by email.             Questions about this Request for Bids should be directed solely to Public Works Supervisor Wes Hazeltine at 802-263-5272. Bid Response Form Town   of Weathersfield, Vermont                                                Request for Bids for Gravel [Issued 12/3/13] Bidder’s name, address, email address, and phone number: Location of gravel pit: List similar gravel contracts bidder has successfully completed: The price per Cubic Yard for gravel delivered to Weathersfield Highway Garage will be:            $_________/yard* *In addition to providing the cost per yard, all potential suppliers who sell by the ton must provide the cost per ton plus the conversion factor here:    Cost per ton and conversion factor:_____________________________________ The undersigned, having familiarized itself with the existing conditions affecting the work and conditions as set forth in this Request for Bids, hereby proposes to furnish gravel and all supervision, technical personnel, labor, materials, tools, appurtenances, equipment and services required to perform the proposed work, all for the price per cubic yard specified above. Signature of bidder:________________________________                        date: ________

 

Planning Commission Meeting Agenda 12-09-2013

PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING

Monday, December 9, 2013 7:00 PM

Weathersfield Town Offices

Martin Memorial Hall, 5259 Route 5

Ascutney, Vermont

MEETING AGENDA

I. Introductions
II. Review Meeting Agenda – additions, corrections
III. Public Hearings: None
IV. Requests/Reviews:

a. Sketch Plan Review

i. #11.1913 by Carl Wyman for 4-lot subdivision on Route 131 and Cemetery Road

V. Discussions

a. Zoning Bylaw Revisions

i. continue discussion of off-premise signs

ii. continue discussion of interim zoning bylaw to address drug and tobacco paraphernalia establishments

b. Town Plan Revisions

i. Economic Development – proposed revisions from MAPP

ii. Utilities and Facilities –

1. updates from Parks & Recreation Commission

2. updates on use of school gym

VI.          Public Comment
VII.         Approval of minutes: Meeting of November 25, 2013
VIII.        Set or reinforce the agenda, date, time, and place for the next meeting
IX.           Adjournment

How Did our Local Cavendish-Weathersfield Representative Vote Last Legislative Session?

Weathersfield Vermont Community

How did our local Cavendish-Weathersfield Representative vote on the key issues of the last legislative session?
http://ethanallen.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Roll-Call-Profile-Book-Windsor-County.pdf

http://ethanallen.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Roll-Call-Profile-Book-Windsor-County.pdf

ethanallen.org

 

How did our local Cavendish-Weathersfield Representative vote on the key issues of the last legislative session? http://ethanallen.org/wp-content

 

 

Candlelight Christmas at Perkinsville Community Church

2013 Vermont Energy and Climate Action Conference Sat., Dec. 7

Weathersfield Energy Group via Vital Communities

VECAN conference on Saturday!

2013 Vermont Community Energy and Climate Action Conference

regonline.com

When: Saturday, December 07, 2013 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM (Eastern Time). Where: Lake Morey Resort, 1 Clubhouse Rd. Fairlee, Vermont 05045 United States. For assistance or program information: Contact: Jessie Schmidt Phone: 802-223-2389 Interested in Carpooling? Register with Zimride to share a ride!

https://www.regonline.com/builder/site/Default.aspx?EventID=1327456

Select Board 12/2/2013 Meeting Agenda

Weathersfield Select Board Martin Memorial Hall 5259 Route 5 Monday December 2nd, 2013 Regular Meeting, 7:00 PM 1.         Call to Order 2.         Comments from Citizens and Select Board Members 3.         Review Minutes from Previous Meetings 4.         Regular Business Update from Weathersfield Food Shelf on use of 1879 Perkinsville School Continue Review of draft FY15 BudgetsApprove purchase of $25,000 of crushed gravel Library Martin Memorial Hall Trustees Fire Commission Weathersfield Directory Tax Rate Computation Capital Plan Reserve Funds Status General Fund Highway Fund Authorize filling Full-Time Police Officer vacancy Update on Tarbell Hill Road Reconstruction Project Update on Perkinsville School Demolition Project Update on Maple Street Reconstruction Project 5.         Sign Treasurer’s Warrant 6.         Future Meeting Agenda Items             Monday, December 16, 2013 – Martin Memorial Hall Review of draft FY2015 Budgets (continued) Set 2014 Solid Waste Punch Card fee C. Review first draft of Warning for 2014 Town Meeting D. Engineering/permitting for future projects: Airport Road Reconstruction Thrasher Road Culvert #3 Baltimore Road 0.85 Mile Culvert Future Undated Meeting(s) Items Amend Large Gathering Permit Ordinance Establish appropriate charge for Fire Department filling of swimming pools Amend Delinquent Tax Policy Set Public Hearing date for Asa Grout Lane Public Hearing to Lower Speed Limit on paved portion of Thrasher Road from 40 to 30 MPH 7.         Adjourn

What is the State of the Union?

Tell Bernie: What issues interest you most?

The U.S. Constitution calls for the president to “give to the Congress information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their consideration such measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient.” As the president prepares his State of the Union speech, Bernie’s annual essay contest asks Vermont’s high school students to write an essay detailing their view of the state of the union. During the past three years, more than 850 students from schools throughout Vermont wrote essays about a range of important issues, including: climate change, the declining middle class, health care reform, and the rising cost of a college education. “We need our young people to be engaged, to help find solutions for the problems that confront us,” Bernie said.

	Deadline Jan. 10: Contest details

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Hoisington Field Closure through December 6, 2013

Hoisington Field Closure

The Hoisington Field behind the Perkinsville School will be closed from Monday, November 4 through Friday, December 6^th to allow Pine Hill Construction to safely demolish the 1954 and 1969 wings of the School.

The school bus stop in front of the school will remain open during this period of time.

For more information, please contract Weathersfield Town Manager Jim Mullen at 802-674-2626.

Weathersfield Police Calls for Service - Week of 11/24/13 to 11/30/13

Weathersfield Police Department

https://www.facebook.com/WeathersfieldPoliceVT

During the week of 11/24/2013 to 11/30/2013 we had the following calls for service:

Agency Assists - 1
Ambulance Assists - 2
Citizen Disputes - 2
911 Hangups - 1
Suspicious Person/Circumstances - 1
Traffic Stops - 62
Traffic Hazards - 1
Trespass by Motor Vehicle - 1
MV Crashes w/Damage - 1
MV Crashes w/Injury - 1
Disorderly Conduct - 2
Motor Vehicle Disturbances - 3
DLS Criminal - 1

♬ Dance! ♬

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David Millstone will call contras and squares

Music by the Stringfield Springers

Weathersfield Center Meetinghouse

Saturday, Nov. 30, 7:00 pm   

$7 or family donation

info call George Ainley 802.263.5217

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