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The Colebrook Chronicle
Friday, April 14, 2017
Around The Region
Natalya, Esther, Priya, Natania, Honour, Barbara and Samantha
were hard at work last Saturday with a Girl Guides cookie sale on
the steps of the Lennoxville United Church. Corey Bellam photo.
These horse-drawn rides are a true Island Brook tradition, seen in action during a sugaring-off event on
April 2 at the Town Hall in Island Brook for Newport Township. Corey Bellam photo.
Steam rising from the Lowry sugar camp. Corey Bellam photo.
Rainer Lowry and his brother Volker have been hard at work during
the maple sugaring season this year. Corey Bellam photo.
Ryan Lowry braves the hot temperatures of feeding the sugar arch
during our visit to the Lowry sugar camp. Corey Bellam photo.
THE DROWSY
CHAPERONE
Upstage Players present “The
Drowsy Chaperone” this Friday
and Saturday at 8. and Sunday
at 2. Don't miss this raucous silly
(PG-rated) musical with dance
and tap and crazy characters.
Shows will take place at the
Littleton Opera House, 2 Union
St., Littleton. Tickets are $16
dollars at the door or $14 in
advance at Littleton Area Cham-
ber of Commerce or through
Catamount Arts.
WREN
ANNUAL MEETING
Monday, March 20, presented
WREN with a wealth of positive
activity
surrounding
their
Annual Meeting. The biggest
news comes with the election of
five new board members: Tami
Nason of Bethlehem, Audry
Crowe of Franconia, Debbie
Brown of Landaff, Judith Ratzel
of Bethlehem, and Gina Welch of
Berlin.
The main highlight of the
night came as Alison Chisolm
and Natalie Woodroofe presented
a total of five awards to six dif-
ferent individuals whose hard
work and dedication have con-
tributed to WREN and the local
communities.
The first award showcased
the WRENtreprenuers of the
Year. The recipients, Meryl and
Lane Nevins, own the successful
Prospect Farm of Lisbon. The
next two awards were the “Can’t
WREN Without You.” One of
these went to Cathy Towle who
volunteers on the WREN
Finance Committee. The other
went to Katy Curnyn the WREN
Director of Retail and Market
Access. Kathie Lovett, the Artist
and WREN Gallery Volunteer,
received the WREN for a Life-
time award. With the final
award, “Above and Beyond the
Call of WREN Duty,” going to
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