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The Gilman Senior Center is looking for donations for the yard sale they will be holding in May.

The Board is thrilled to report that Village Center Designation for both Gilman and Lunenburg was approved on March 22nd. Here is the press release: Village Center Designations Press Release

A Letter From State Rep. Terri Williams

LUNENBURG AND GILMAN EXPLORING VILLAGE CENTER DESIGNATION Now that the Municipal Plan has been adopted, our next step in the process is to seek Village Center Designation for both Lunenburg and Gilman. Having this designation opens our communities up to a variety of benefits including tax credits, training and technical assistance, priority consideration for various state and regional grants; and eligibility for Better Places grants. The first step in the process is to have representatives from the Agency visit both Lunenburg and Gilman to tour the Village centers and begin the process. That meeting has been scheduled for Friday, March 8th at 1pm. We'll start by meeting at the Select Board office in the Town Building in Lunenburg and then continue with a walk around of the area that will qualify for Village Center Designation. We expect this to take a couple hours. We will then move to Gilman, meeting at the Senior Center, and begin our walk through from there. We should be wrapped up by 4 pm. Any members of the community are welcome to join this meeting. We will not be making any decisions on the actual defined area of the Village Center at this meeting, but this site visit will help us define that area as we work through the application process. Lunenburg Selectboard Lunenburg Planning Committee

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Tuesday, January 30 at 6:00pm

Decorate Your Property Contest. Sponsored by Aunt Sadie’s Candles. Please click on link for information and form: https://irp.cdn-website.com/cefd8893/files/uploaded/Home%20for%20the%20Holidays%20Registration%20Form.pdf Celebration Party Alden Balch Memorial Library 24 East Main Street, Lunenburg, Vermont Sunday, December 17, 2023, at 6 p.m.

Pictured is Tracy Davidson (right), Vice President of the Polar Bears, along with Jodi Wheeler of Project HOPE (Helping Other People Everyday). Jodi was the guest speaker at the club's October meeting... and helped us get ready for our first-ever TOYS FOR TOTS Giving Campaign! To ensure this initiative benefits the local community, monetary and gift donations are directed towards local Organizations, including the Kingdom East School District. This focused approach increases the likelihood children receive what they need. The club is also partnering with the Lunenburg Variety Store. A monetary drop-box and large gift box is on site at the store through the first week of December. Consider the following new and unwrapped gifts for the children: *Gloves and mittens, *Knit caps and winter socks, *Crafts and activity books, *Wrapping paper and related supplies, and *New unwrapped toys. The club will also be present at the Top of the Common Gingerbread Bazaaron December 2nd. The Polar Bears thank everyone for their support! *********************************************************************** Thanks, Mike -- Mike Mutascio, President Lunenburg Polar Bears Snowmobile Club P.O. Box 164 Lunenburg, Vermont 05906 973-897-4680 *email us lunenburgpolarbears@gmail.com *on the web Lunenburg Polar Bears Website *on Facebook LPB Facebook and Photos *on YouTube LPB YouTube Channel Our Code of Conduct: As a member of the Lunenburg Polar Bears Snowmobile Club, I hereby: Acknowledge Vermont Statutes and local government ordinances pertaining to snowmobiling. Embrace a culture of sportsmanship, cooperation and safety for myself and others while snowmobiling or participating in related activities. I recognize my actions, whether past or present can influence the opinions of others. Respect and support the value of Landowner relationships. Refrain from purposeful activities or behaviors, whether by my direct action, inaction or distribution of electronic media that can negatively impact the well-being of the Lunenburg Polar Bears Snowmobile Club Inc., its affiliations and peer organizations, or the Statewide Snowmobile Trail System. Understand that incidents and/or trends that are inconsistent with the Code of Conduct can result in actions in accordance with Article 6 of the club By-Laws.