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List Server for Corinth/Topsham and Surrounding Community

List Server Website
One of The Local Resource Network's goals is to create and enhance local communication and commerce. We have set up a very simple listserv for the Topsham/Corinth area and surrounding towns for just that purpose. Think of it as an e-mail bulletin board. Once you are signed up, you will receive one e-mail a day (assuming at least one person posts something) with all of the messages combined. This is called a digest version.

And you can post something to the whole list. If you are aware of a local event coming up that others might want to know about, ("Pond Skim at Northeast Slopes on March 26th, conditions permitting" or "I have extra eggs to sell this week, contact me..."), you can make an announcement to everyone on the list.

To subscribe to the list, just send a blank e-mail to: lrn-subscribe@lists.valley.net

You will get an e-mail back asking you to confirm that you would like to sign up and a link to click on.

It is that simple.

Still not sure? E-mail Rob Rinaldi (quietinvermont@gmail.com), or John Morris (morrisvt@tops-tele.com) and we will try and answer your questions.

More info on ValleyNet Groups and Lists for Corinth and other towns here

April 27, 2012 at 7pm at Cookeville Town Hall

Steve Long will introduce his new book, More Than a Woodlot: Getting the Most from Your
Family Forest, published by Northern Woodlands. More Than a Woodlot is an engaging
introduction to forestry for owners of small woodlands.

List of 2010-2011 Academy Cafe events here

Preliminary List of 2011-2012 Cookeville Cafe Music & Talent Series Events here

February 11, 2012  Wall Stiles Band 

 See the Calendar for Town Events

Towle Hill Studio

For more information about the gallery, visit the Web site www.towlehillstudio.com, or email Mark Nielsen at mjnart.nielsen@gmail.com

Opening Celebration at the F. X. Shea Town Forest
Sunday, June 12, 2011 noon to 2pm was a huge success!
At the end of Wilson Rd (1st right from Coppermine Rd off Center Rd)

 Contact Val Stori at valstori@yahoo.com or call 522-0017

Celebration Invitation Here! (a little big 1.9mb)

F X Shea Trail Map

F. X. Shea Town Forest page

The Cookeville Mall

The Corinth Conservation Commission and the Local Resource Network operate the Cookeville Mall, a free “New to You” shop for the local community in Corinth. The Mall is located in the Cookeville Post Office building to the left of the entrance to Northern Woodlands. Started in mid-August, 2010, the Mall has been open on Saturdays (10-11 a.m. in the winter starting in November; 8a.m. to noon starting in May for the summer)

The Mall now has a Food Court outdoors with locally made or locally grown products for sale.

    We have learned about other communities that have successful shops like this, where people can donate used household goods and items they no longer need. Other people take them home and put them to good use. It is a good way to get rid of things that are cluttering your basement without going through the hassle of organizing a yard sale, or worse yet, throwing them out. And these items may be exactly what your neighbor has been looking for, but didn’t want to buy new.

    The Cookeville Mall will help keep perfectly usable items out of the landfill and provide useful items to people who need them.

    The shop will be staffed each Saturday for picking up and delivering goods. It’s important that items are dropped off only during business hours. So take a look in your attic or basement for small and medium sized items that are in good working condition but that you no longer need. Please, no clothing and no computers, printers, TVs, or other large electronic devices.

    Everyone can take what they need – for free.

Keeping Track Training Program

Susan Morse, of Keeping Track, is offering a 7-day training session for people in Corinth and the surrounding area. There will be one full-day training session each month on a Saturday or Sunday, beginning in October 2011 and ending in April 2012. Three programs will be at Wolf Run in Jericho, Vermont, and three will be in Corinth. In addition, Sue will come to Corinth for two evening potluck supper programs. Participants are taught a scientifically-based data collection methodology in the form of track and sign surveys and are expected to look for and document wildlife signs in a particular habitat following the training.

There is a cost for the training, but efforts are being made to keep it to a minimum. For more information about Keeping Track, go to http://www.keepingtrack.org/index.html. For more information about the Corinth training, call Linda Tobin at 802 439 6305.

2011 Events with the Corinth Conservation Commission

See conservation page

For more info: email Anne Margolis: anne.margolis@gmail.com or call 439-5630

Vermont’s new electronic waste law will ban the disposal of electronic waste starting January 1, 2011 and will provide convenient collection of certain electronic waste for consumers, charities, school districts, and small businesses for free starting July 1, 2011.

For more information:  http://www.anr.state.vt.us/dec/e-waste/

link to Town Report content (8mb) a large download

Solid Waste Disposal at Town Garage   Saturdays only 8am to 1pm

FOODSHELF - the foodshelf located in the Topsham Grange Hall serves many families in Corinth.  A donation box has been placed at the Corinth Town Hall. 

Corrections and Additions to this website or the calendar can be sent to Rik Sheridan at riknlaur@gmail.com  439-6299

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