Thursday, April 09, 2009

 

April and beyond

Check out Late Night Saturday with Tim Kavanagh Saturday, April 11th at 11:30pm on WCAX - the guest will be David Ball and the band is NATIVE TONGUE that my husband is part of http://nativetonguerocks.com What great fun we had tonight going up for the recording. We were in the studio audience for the recording of two shows, the next one will air the following Saturday.
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The Berlin PTNA is running the food concession for the
**Vermont State Scholastic Chess Championships**
which will be held THIS SATURDAY, April 11th at Berlin Elementary School.
We're looking for folks who are able to donate desserts for this event - cookies, bars, brownies, cupcakes, quick breads, pies, fruit. Items can be dropped off Saturday morning. If you use any type of dish that would need to be returned, please label it!
There are 135 students from kindergarten through high school registered so far and we're expecting more to register at the door. We hope this will be a great fundraiser for the PTNA!
Feel free to drop by and check out the chess tournament - Rochester Chess Center will be there with chess supplies for sale and they'll be setting up a GIANT chess set for kids to use. The gym will be where players hang out inbetween their matches, playing chess and other games. Of course you're welcome to buy breakfast, a snack or lunch in support of the PTNA! The menu for the day includes: Breakfast sandwiches * Yogurt * Apples * Bananas * Wayside donuts * Muffins *
Hamburgers * cheeseburgers * Hotdogs * Chips * Lasagna * Pizza * Desserts * Beverages
If you feel you're able to help in some other way such as at the registration table or with set up, food concession or clean up, please let me know. If you're a chess player and could be a room monitor, we're still looking for one or two folks. - Thanks, Corinne

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It's not too late to get Sugar-On-Snow at the Morse Farm (not available Easter Sunday even though they're open) but the end is in sight. Call to find out when when it's available 223-2740 although when they're open you can always get a maple creemee or some kettle corn so a yummy treat is available.

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Capitol Video - Artisan Pizza invites folks for their Grand Re-Opening on Saturday, April 18th - Pizza Tasting - FREE slices, enter to win one free pizza a month for the next year and other prizes http://www.capitolvideo.com 229-5756

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The Berlin Elementary School Talent Show will be on Thursday, April 30th at 1pm. There will NOT be an evening show of this event.

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Check out the events coming up at the Kellogg-Hubbard Library in Montpelier: http://www.kellogghubbard.org/ec.html Remember that ALL Berlin residents qualify for a library card (must show proof of residency) and you're encouraged to stop by and check out all the wonderful books, dvds, magazines, reference materials and programs for adults and youth available to you there. There are computers you can use also!

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FREE Workshop - Parenting Autism, helping parents parent on the spectrum. Wednesdays for four weeks, 6-8pm May 20 - June 1 (childcare & dinner provided). To be held at the Family Center of Washington County at their new location of 383 Sherwood Drive, Montpelier. To register or for questions email Angela angela@parenting-autism.net The Build Your Family Workshop helps parents learn exercises and tips to help develop respectful and meaningful relationships with their children and to make a plan to grow their children into happy, productive adults. http://www.parenting-autism.net

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The Berlin Elementary School 5th & 6th grade production of Peter Pan will be on Tuesday, June 2nd (1pm & 7pm) and Wednesday, June 3rd (7pm) - please note this is a change.

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There are some great Kids' Fishing Events coming up this spring. Check out the dates and locations at: http://www.vtfishandwildlife.com/fish_kidsbrook.cfm

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Vermont State Campgrounds: Becoming an Outdoor Family http://www.uvm.edu/~uvmext/programs/4h/youth/downloads/outdoorfamily2009.pdf

May 29, 30 and 31, 2009 for the 12th annual offering of outdoor educational experiences for the whole family. This program is a joint effort by the University of VT Extension and the VT Agency of Natural Resources’ Departments of Fish & Wildlife, and Forests, Parks & Recreation to promote, address, and instill in the general public a basic understanding of environmental conservation, safety and fun in the out of doors. Expert instructors begin each class with the basics, providing hands-on experience and encouraging participants to ask questions. The variety of classes includes wildlife, forestry, orienteering skills, hiking, wildlife photography, fitness, camping, kayaking, canoeing, firearm safety, fishing, and much, much more. Call Lisa Muzzey or Gail Makuch at 802-257-7967 or 1-800-278-5480 within VT. Cost is $165 per family and covers the campsite for the weekend, instruction, class materials and equipment, and all costs associated with organizing and putting this program together.

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In Vermont you'll soon be able to check out something new at the library: a free park pass for the day - "Check out the Parks" program. At each of the 182 public libraries, there will be a free park pass for a day. People can sign it out like a book. The goal is to get more people interested in using the state's 52 parks and in getting a season pass. "From our point of view it's really an excellent opportunity to get more people into our parks and we are quite confident that if they can have a good experience or when they have a good experience they will be return customers not just this year but in future seasons as well," Vt. Forest Parks & Rec Commissioner Jason Gibbs said. The passes will be available at public libraries starting at the end of April.

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Check out KidsVT for calendar of events, summer camp information and more http://www.kidsvt.com/

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