Bruce Leavitt Classification talk in April
Cristina Alicea update from Vermont Stage in June
Dr. Lewis First update on UVM Childrens Hospital in May
Faith Revell update on Rokeby Museum to recognize Juneteenth
Green Up Day in May
Green Up Day in May
Green Up Day in May
Ian Squirrel rejoins the club in April
Leah Mital updates the club on the Vermont Youth Conservation Corps in May
Nina Borden at Peace Pole in front of SBHS
Peace Pole installation in front of SBHS in May
Tim Dartt Gives Update On Scouting in June
Moira Lemay receives Tuttle Award in June
Vermont Professionals of Color Check presentation in June
Williston-Richmond Club Fellowship in June
Jessie Baker, South Burlington City manager spoke to the club and updated us about status of SB and updates and plans for the city moving forward.
Rotary District Governor Ariel Mondlok spoke to the club and updated us about her initiatives and activities.
Our very own Dr. Erin Davis, Chief Academic Officer for the Vermont Agency of Education spoke to club about the recent changes made by the legislature.
Stephen Perkins the Executive Director of the Vermont Historical Society spoke to the club.
We had a wonderful changeover event at the Ridgewood Clubhouse. Several members and spouses were in attendance. Penne and Penrose took over the helm of the club as co-presidents for the 2027 (pictured here with Kristen) year. Kristen received the Paul Harris Fellow award and Sergio was awarded the Rotarian of the year. Well done members. We are looking forward to another great year, our 41st. Check out the al bum here.
Please help us congratulate Moira Lamay on receiving the 2026 Frederick Tuttle Award. This award recognizes a member of the community who has shown exceptional service to others. Moira has devoted countless hours to the Howard Center, The Family Readiness Committee of the Vermont National Guard and the Governor's Leadership Team for the Prevention of Suicide. Thank you for all you do and for your dedication to the community!
Our own Rich Berger made a check presentation to the Vermont Professionals of Color Network as part of the club's charitable contributions.
Faith Nevell, Executive Director, Rokeby Museum gave a very interesting talk to the club regarding its history.
Service Above Self
South Burlington, VT
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