Stowe Reporter

Classes start in Stowe, Morrisville

Kathleen Hobart of Belvidere has been appointed clerk the unified Superior Court for Lamoille County, effective Aug. 29.

Tom Evslin of Stowe, Vermont’s chief technology officer, will retire from state government on Sept. 15.

The select board also approved a master plan for improving the Mayo Farm recreation and events fields.

Lamoille Superior Court has denied a motion to dismiss counterclaims in a dispute between Kneebinding Inc. and Richard J. Howell, both of Stowe.

Offer supports Adams Camp bridge

Police have nabbed the man they suspect of two home invasions at Topnotch Resort and Spa in Stowe.

A Hyde Park man faces three charges in connection with a long night in Morrisville.

A Morrisville man has been charged with simple assault after allegedly punching his landlord.

A Stowe man has been accused of driving drunk a third time.

Adaptive Ballet, a free beginning ballet class for children ages 4 to 7 with special needs who can function well in a group setting, will be offered this fall by One Studio Dance and Yoga.

A flea market and bazaar will be held Saturday, Sept. 4, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Puffer Methodist Church on Main Street in Morrisville.

Queen Esther Chapter 7, Order of Eastern Star, and Winooski Masonic Lodge 49 held their third annual picnic for friends and family at Hope Davey Pavilion in Waterbury Center.

Puffer Child Care Center in Morrisville has a new director, a new teacher, a new location and, soon, a new name.

The CrossRoads Motorcycle Rally committee presents a $4,000 check to Rhythm of the Reins, money raised at the first CrossRoads Motorcycle Rally held July 23-25 in Waterbury. The event drew motorcycle enthusiasts from around New England and beyond. It was planned by the Flying Hogs motorcycle group, Ted’s Flying Hogs and Sidecar Candies, and many volunteers. Ted Brunell presents the check to Sara Beth St. Peter of Rhythm of the Reins, a therapeutic riding program administered by Water Tower Farm in Marshfield. Through therapy sessions with horses, children and adults find rejuvenation and liberation from a variety of physical and emotional conditions.

Daily: Breakfast, vegetable options, fresh fruit and milk.

A free hunter safety course will be offered by Stowe Parks and Recreation on four consecutive Mondays, beginning Sept. 13, and on one field day, Saturday, Oct. 9.

The differences between Stowe Cablevision and Comcast are stark.

David Smalley of Stowe testified in Lamoille Superior Court that he spoke with Stowe Mountain Club officials in late 2005 about a deed covenant that he says prohibits development of a golf course near his property, according to documents on file with the court. In an article published Aug. 12, “Golf course develops a slice,” a lawyer for the club asserted Smalley was not aware of and did not alert the club about the covenant until 2008.

Vermont, like the rest of the country, has been forced to adjust to new fiscal realities as a result of the Great Recession.

To the Editor:

“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” — Mahatma Gandhi

Waterbury course is among the best Vermont has to offer

Stowe youngsters in grades one through five can register online at www.stowesoccer.org for soccer this fall.