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GREENSBORO BEND- Boiled Dinner and<br />
Red Flannel Hash Supper. Also serving salads,<br />
rolls, beverage, mac and cheese. Tag Sale<br />
and bake sale at the United Methodist Church.<br />
$12 Adults, $6. Kids, 5PM.<br />
HARDWICK- Special Blessing St. John the<br />
Baptist Church 39 West Church Street,<br />
<strong>11</strong>:00am. In recognition of the patron Saint of<br />
Animals, St Francis of Assisi, we welcome your<br />
caged, haltered, or leashed animal (or a photo)<br />
for this special blessing. For more info: Call Sue<br />
at 888-5317<br />
MONTPELIER- Wild Edibles – Apple<br />
Edition 9AM - 1PM at the North Branch<br />
Nature Center, 713 Elm St. Join NBNC naturalists<br />
on a tasty exploration of re-wilded orchards<br />
to learn about the natural and cultural history<br />
of our venerable state fruit. We’ll do some wildstyle<br />
apple picking, then return to the trailhead<br />
to press fresh cider and cook up our bounty.<br />
Led by NBNC naturalists and educators Sean<br />
Beckett and Ken Benton. Hosted by NBNC and<br />
Hunger Mountain Co-op.<br />
Tuesday, September 24<br />
GREENSBORO- Northern Harmony An<br />
ensemble of nine brilliant young singers based<br />
in Vermont presents a concert of world harmony<br />
traditions. Students from Lake Region<br />
High School in Barton will join in the concert,<br />
in the culmination of a day-long workshop with<br />
Northern Harmony leaders. 7:00 - 9:00 PM.<br />
Tickets start at $15, Seniors 20% off, and<br />
Students $5.<br />
Wednesday, September 25<br />
BARRE- Future Planning: Do you have your<br />
future financial ducks in a row? We’ll talk about<br />
why you would want a will, how much you<br />
need to retire, when to take social security, and<br />
touch on the new tax code. At Capstone 20<br />
Gable Place, 6-7:30PM<br />
GRANITEVILLE- Business After Hours<br />
Reception at Rock of Ages 5-7PM. 558<br />
Graniteville Road. Join Chamber members,<br />
friends and community leaders as we mix and<br />
mingle. To register, call 229-57<strong>11</strong> or email<br />
info@centralvt.com.<br />
GREENSBORO- Brooklyn mid-week movie<br />
at the Highland Center for the Arts 2875<br />
Hardwick Street, 7PM. $5 Tickets.<br />
MONTPELIER-Hike Montpelier area with<br />
GMC. Easy. 4.5 miles. Hubbard Park and<br />
beyond. Start at the North Branch Nature<br />
Center and walk to the “Stump Dump” entrance<br />
to the park. Hike out of the park to a couple of<br />
lovely viewpoints for a picnic lunch. Contact<br />
Steve or Heather Bailey, stevecbailey@gmail.<br />
com or 622-4516 for meeting time and place.<br />
Healthy Microbiome = Healthy You With Erik<br />
Esselstyn, A.B. 6:00-7:30pm. We will review<br />
the latest science examining fiber’s importance<br />
in wellbeing, and the link of inflammatory illness<br />
to low dietary fiber. We will explore the<br />
role of whole foods plant based nutrition in<br />
optimum health. $10 non-members/$8 members.<br />
All workshops are held in the Hunger<br />
Mountain Co-op community room unless otherwise<br />
noted, with access to a freight elevator<br />
upon request. To sign up, email name and<br />
contact information to info@hungermountain.<br />
coop<br />
Thursday, September 26<br />
CALAIS- Cowboys and Angels at the<br />
Whammy Bar, 31 W County Rd. 7:30PM<br />
MONTPELIER- Hunger Mountain Brown<br />
Bag Summer Concert Series featuring Dave<br />
Keller, at noon in City Hall Plaza (39 Main<br />
Street) sponsored by Edward Jones.<br />
Food Book Club With Robert Barossi of<br />
Hunger Mountain Co-op. 6:00 – 7:00pm.<br />
Dining on exceptional food and reading an<br />
extraordinary book are two great pleasures.<br />
Each month, we’ll read a work that is about or<br />
related to food. This month’s book: The Last<br />
Chinese Chef by Nicole Mones. All workshops<br />
are free and held in the Hunger Mountain<br />
Co-op community room unless otherwise<br />
noted, with access to a freight elevator upon<br />
request. To sign up, email name and contact<br />
information to info@hungermountain.coop<br />
SPEAKING OUT | The WORLD<br />
What’s your favorite NFL<br />
football team?<br />
Teia, Barre<br />
49’ers<br />
Paul, Barre<br />
NY Giants<br />
Michelle W., Williamstown<br />
Seahawks!!<br />
Cody, Barre<br />
Patriots<br />
Randy & Kyle, Barre<br />
Patriots<br />
Mary Jane, Barre<br />
Patriots<br />
Brendan H., Barre<br />
Cowboys!!!<br />
Leda E., Berlin<br />
Cowboys!<br />
See page 32 in this week’s WORLD for<br />
more information and schedule of<br />
events for this year’s Tunbridge Fair<br />
Concepts Kakuro<br />
Best described as a number<br />
crossword, the task in<br />
Kakuro is to fill all of the<br />
empty square, using numbers<br />
1 to 9, so the sum of<br />
each horizontal lock equals<br />
the number to its left, and<br />
the sum of each vertical<br />
block equals the number<br />
on its top. No number may<br />
be used in the same block<br />
more than once.<br />
September <strong>11</strong>, 20<strong>19</strong> The WORLD page 23
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