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caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
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4 days ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
LUNENBURG — Students at the Lunenburg School paid their respects to fallen soldiers and members of the United States Armed Forces during the annual community-school Memorial Day observance, on Friday, May 30 at 10 a.m. on the Lunenburg Common. The kids walk from school and line the walkway for the ceremony. kAmu@C E9:D J62C’D @3D6CG2?46[ DEF56?ED :? 8C256D @?6 2?5 EH@ >256 A@AA:6D[ D96 D2:5[ 2?5 DEF56?ED :?
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5 days ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
PEACHAM — A volunteer-led effort to restore the last operating one-room schoolhouse in town, the East Peacham Schoolhouse, has been at work since 2018. East Peacham Schoolhouse, Inc. formed and plans to launch an ambitious capital campaign to cover the estimated $750,000 restoration project. kAm|6=:DD2 w@F89[ AC6D:56?E @7 E96 @C82?:K2E:@?[ D2:5 @? 2 C646?E E@FC @7 E96 2?E:BF6 DECF4EFC6 @? t2DE !62492> #@25 E92E E96 ?@?AC@7:E H2D 7@C>65 27E6C E96 !62492> w:DE@C:42= pDD@4:2E:@?
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1 week ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
ST. JOHNSBURY — Outside of the St. Johnsbury School, a digital sign notes May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Inside the school’s entryway, a banner for Mental Health Month is displayed; there’s also a club devoted to students’ mental health that meets after school throughout the school year as part of the CatCH (Catamount Community Hours) program. kAm~? uC:52J 27E6C?@@?D[ %6CC: {2G6=J[ 2 >6?E2= 962=E9 AC@76DD:@?2= 2?5 E96 %C2:?:?8 2?5 r@>>F?:EJ t?8286>6?E s:C64E@C H:E9 }@CE962DE z:?85@> wF>2?
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1 week ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
ST. JOHNSBURY — The first traveling exhibit to be on display in the new building on the grounds of the St. Johnsbury History & Heritage Center is in town thanks to the Saint John de Crevecoeur of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) chapter. The pop-up exhibit is available for the public to view through June 5, said Debra Bell, the recording secretary for the DAR chapter, which performs public service projects across the Northeast Kingdom. kAm%96 $2:?E y@9?
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1 week ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
LUNENBURG — Students at the Lunenburg School will pay their respects to fallen soldiers and members of the United States Armed Forces during the annual community-school Memorial Day observance, to be held this Friday, May 30 at 10 a.m. on the Lunenburg Common. According to Lunenburg School Principal Tammy MacQueen, “We have the kids walk down to the Memorial Day celebration and they line the walkway.”kAmu@C E9:D J62C’D @3D6CG2?46[ DEF56?ED :?
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1 week ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
EAST CONCORD — Ashley LaRoche has found a way to combine her nursing career with her love of animals. She founded a business to bring joy and connection to area nursing home residents and people living in assisted living facilities. After 14 years as a registered nurse, she launched Ashley LaRoche RN Animal Assisted Activities in March. kAm{2#@496 :D 2 =:46?D65 #} :? }6H w2>AD9:C6 2?5 '6C>@?E H9@ H@C<D :?
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3 weeks ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
BARTON — Vermont’s first-ever conference of the National Stuttering Association drew dozens to Burlington earlier this month with a message as clear as it was empowering: “It’s OK to stutter.”Held May 3 at Edmunds Middle School during National Stuttering Awareness Week, the conference welcomed about 50 participants, including children, teens, and adults who stutter, speech-language pathologists (SLPs), families, and friends.
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3 weeks ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
ST. JOHNSBURY — Moms and grandmothers were treated to a warm celebration Saturday morning at the Good Living Senior Center, where a Mother’s Day breakfast and bake sale were held as a fundraiser to support upcoming trips and programming. Volunteers—including students from the St. Johnsbury Academy National Honor Society, board members of the nonprofit center, and family members of Executive Director Kimberly White—helped make the event possible.
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3 weeks ago | 
caledonianrecord.com | Amy Ash Nixon
ST. JOHNSBURY — Catamount Arts celebrated its 50th anniversary over the weekend, honoring its evolution from a traveling film series into a cultural institution that powers the arts and local economy in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. The nonprofit, which held its first film screening on May 2, 1975, at the Alexander Twilight Theatre at the former Lyndon State College, was founded by aspiring filmmaker Jay Craven.
