Transition Putney News Updates - November 1, 2012
Welcome to Transition Putney News Updates! Transition working groups and initiatives have been continuing their compelling work to assist, along with other Putney organizations, in keeping Putney connected, vibrant, and resilient. This Transition Putney News Update reports on contributions of the following groups: Localvores, Putney Student Corps, Putney Community Garden, Transition Into Aging – One Call Does It All, Putney Energy Committee, Putney Artist’s Residency, Putney Farmers’ Market, Green Bikes, and Education.
Transition Putney has been in its own transition since June 1, 2012. After formally transferring leadership from the original Initiating Group to the new Council of Working Groups, Transition Putney took a four month break, and is now actively building our new Council. Soon, we would like to bring the community together to share ideas for building a strong Transition Putney movement.
The Transition Putney Council -- Tiffin Mabry, Kathleen O’Reilley-Lawrence & , Claire Wilson
There is a new and very exciting show in the Meg Wallace Memorial glass box and beyond it. The fine crafts, paper, and yarn are made by artist Jenne Hampe Endresen. She has lived in various parts of Scandinavia for 19 years. She comes from Connecticut and has most recently lived on a very simple farm in Norway where there was no electricity and only hand tools . She is a true Radical Homemaker. She calls herself The Sauerkraut Missionary. When you look at her work you can not separate the art from the artist. Jenne is her art and is happy living in Putney. Don't miss this show.
Twilight Music presents a contemporary folk singer/songwriter triple bill featuring Antje Duvekot, Mark Erelli and Michael McDermott at Next Stage in Putney, VT on Friday, November 16 at 7:30 pm. 
This winter will hopefully be better then last. Will you need your driveway cleared from the snow, or even just your walkway shoveled? Please call Zach Rounds, a hard worker who enjoys working in the snow. (802) 490-4158. No job too small or big! Don't hesitate to call :)
There will be a dance hosted at the Putney Community Center for kids in grades 6-10th on Friday, November 16th from 7-9:30pm. The admission fee is $5.00 per student. Snacks and beverages are included in the admission. We are also looking for chaperones to help out. If you want something to do this Friday night, come volunteer as a chaperone. It's a lot of fun! Any questions, call the Youth Activities Coordinator, Zach Rounds.. (802) 490-4158. Visit our website at 
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Patti Smith of the Brattleboro Environmental Education Center (BEEC) will give a wildlife tracking overview and discuss some advanced tracking techniques on Wednesday, November 14 at 7 p.m. at the Putney Cares Barn. The program is sponsored by the Putney Conservation Commission which is welcoming back last winter's trackers and inviting others to join its Wildlife Corridor Tracking Program.
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The Putney Selectboard will meet on Wednesday, November 7, 5:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. All are welcome to attend. The agenda can be viewed on the municipal website using the following link: 
