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• Plant, Book & Bake Sale: On Saturday, June 5, support the South Londonderry Free Library by buying beautiful flowering plants, books, audios or yummy baked goods. This annual fundraiser will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the library's porch and gardens, as well as inside the library.
On display in the Janeway Wing will be an eclectic selection of colorful, quilted wall hangings created by Vicki Greene. New this year, thanks to the generosity of artist Nancy Tips, frames for artwork will also be sold.
Last year's event was successful thanks to the generosity of many local businesses, gardeners and bakers. Any bakers who would like to make a cake, pie, cookies or brownies for resale would be most welcome. Some may even want to donate a house plant or two before they turn your home into a veritable jungle. Drop off any donations by Friday, June 4.
The library is located at 15 Old School St., just off Main Street and Thompsonburg Road, just down the street from the Town Offices in South Londonderry. Contact the library at 802-824-3371, southlondonderryfreelibrary@yahoo.com or virtually visit by going to londonderryvt.org or Facebook.
Voters will have their say on Pay-As-You-Throw on Tuesday, June 29. The town-wide vote will take place at the Municipal Center in the Selectboard Meeting Room (Room 212) from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Municipal Center was chosen as the polling site because the schools were unavailable. Town...
The dairy pricing system in the United States is broken. It is antiquated, dating back to the 1930s when markets were not as complex as they are today, and simply does not work as originally intended. And although there has always been some volatility and market fluctuation in dairy...
Bob Anderson explained that HMCA will continue as a “friends of” the organization. The official job of maintaining the land falls to the town of Marlboro and the newly created Hogback Conservation Commission. The commission will develop policies and management plans for the recreational area as well as manage monetary issues and the $120,000 endowment fund. The Vermont Land Trust holds the property's conservation easement and will monitor the area each year to ensure stipulations in the easement are met.
