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VSNIP

General NewsTown Constable, Barry Newton

Did you know that Vermont now has a program for low cost spay/neuter of dogs & cats. It is called VT Spay Neuter Incentive Program or VSNIP for short (fits if you think about it). If you qualify it will cost you $10.00 which includes the surgery pluse rabies and distemper shot. You are responsible for the booster shot. If you are on any type of assistance you more then likely qualify and if you are not you may still qualify.

One way to find out is to send a self addressed .63 envelope to VSNIP, PO Box 100, Bridgewater, VT 05034 and request an application. Limited applications and additional information will be available at the Town Clerks Office, Martin Memorial Hall, Rte 5, Ascutney begining Monday July 24th. You can also call the Town Constable, Barry Newton, at (802) 356-7042 for information and forms. This program is support by the $2 surcharge on dog licenses throughout the state. So anyone who has not liscensed their dog(s) is not doing their part to help, besides you are in violation of Town Ordianance.
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Select Board Summer, 2006, Meeting Schedule

Town OfficeIn their continuing effort to make Select Board meetings more accessible and relevant to the various sections of Town, the Weathersfield Select Board will once again be ?on the road? during the summer and fall

Next 'on the road' meeting:
Thursday July 20, 2006 Weathersfield Highway Garage

For more info and the rest of the schedule, please visit www.weathersfield.org
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2006 - 2007 Property Taxes

Town OfficeDue Dates: Wednesday, August 23rd, 2006
Wednesday, November 15th, 2006
Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
Wednesday, May 16th, 2007

For more info, please visit www.weathersfield.org
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Man charged with luring 'girl' online

News From NearbyJuly 8, 2006
BRATTLEBORO ? A Springfield man was arrested Monday for allegedly using the Internet to lure an undercover detective with the Brattleboro Police Department posing as a 14-year-old girl. Police said George W. Tallman, 36, using the screen name dan austin69, allegedly propositioned the detective for sexual acts in an on-line chat room. Tallman allegedly showed up at a prearranged meeting scheduled with dan austin69 in Brattleboro.

See the full story at The Rutland Herald
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Local rhythms

Music & EntertainmentRadio Bob?s birthday

By Michael Witthaus

Born in 1956, the year Elvis Presley went nationwide, Bob Rivers? life has spanned the arc of rock-era radio. Legend has it that, barely a teenager, he built a 5-watt transmitter in his basement. In his 20s, he worked at just about every station in the Northeast, ending up a huge success at WAAF-FM in Worcester, Mass.

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Bird Brains: Loons' cry more common, but vigilance needed

NatureBurlingtonFreePress.com - Burlington,VT,USA .Reports from great blue heron rookeries throughout the state reveal that most young are nearing fledging. A rookery in Weathersfield had 16 young in six nests, one near Manchester on U.S. 7 had at least one nest with 4 young, and a site on North Hartland Reservoir had at least six nests with large young. Bald eagles have been frequently reported around and in the Hartland rookery.

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Owner workshop set for July 15

General NewsJuly 4, 2006
WINDSOR ? For anyone interested in buying a home, The Rockingham Area Community Land Trust is hosting a workshop July 15 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Mount Ascutney Hospital.

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Herbert Williams Sr.

ObituariesJuly 5, 2006
ASCUTNEY ? Herbert D. Williams Sr., 86, died July 4, 2006, at his home in Ascutney.

He was born Dec. 26, 1919, in Manchester, N.H., the son of Houghton and Myrtle (Hubbard) Williams.

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Lois A. Martel

ObituariesJuly 8, 2006
PERKINSVILLE ? Lois A. Martel, 71, died July 6, 2006, at Dartmouth Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.

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Welcome to SolarFest!

Music & EntertainmentCelebrating the power of renewable energy, the arts, and community action to change the world. If we don't do it, who will?

SolarFest is a 2-day renewable energy powered arts festival held on Forget-Me-Not Farm in Tinmouth Varmont. It is equal parts music festival and energy/sustainable living fair featuring a wide range of high-quality music, a songwriter showcase, and renewable energy and sustainable living workshops and displays. In addition, SolarFest has poetry, puppetry, storytelling, theater-in-the-woods, crafts and food vendors, children's activities, and camping. The two performance stages at SolarFest are completely powered by the sun through photovoltaic arrays and batteries.

SolarFest 2002 was voted one of the Vermont Chamber of Commerce Top Ten Summer Events.

Vendors will include Weathersfield's own Dave Bonta from the USA Solar Store!

Visit the Solarfest website for more information

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