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Dear EVA supporters,
EVA has had a very
busy 2011 so far,
and although we
still have four
months to go, I
wanted to share with
all of you what I
have learned this
year.
For many months, a
lot of my time has
been spent on
Enfield's 250th
Anniversary
celebration which
took place the
weekend of July 4th.
Throughout the
project, I
worked with many
citizens of Enfield,
some old
acquaintances and
some new. They came
from all walks of
life - art,
business, culture,
education, and
government; and
religious and
volunteer
organizations. They
all had one goal: to
work together
to ensure that our
town celebrated its
250th anniversary in
style. I think all
of you will agree
that we met our
goal.
There are two words
that describes
the feeling I had
throughout the 250th
celebration. First,
when I saw the
stream of people
walking towards Huse
Park on Friday
evening to attend
the Street Dance;
and then when I rode
in the Mascoma Boat
Parade, came through
the old Shaker
Bridge opening, and
saw family, friends
and townspeople
walking and waving
amidst the broken
wood and tangled
metal of the old
bridge. The feeling
continued when I
walked along the
Rail Trail and saw
the "Ties that Bind"
display on the
outside of the old
depot and when I
went inside to see
the "Trains"
exhibit; when I read
the first-person
essays by young and
old residents; when
I sat in the
historic Mary Keane
Chapel and watched
as Donna and George
Butler presented the
250th anniversary
banner to the town
before I sang
patriotic songs with
family and friends;
when I ate chicken
and biscuits,
breakfast
casseroles, and
barbecue chicken in
spaces that would
not exist without
volunteers; when I
walked in the parade
and recognized
family and friends
smiling and
cheering; and when
the Little Folks Day
Care handed out cake
at the Closing
Cermeony. Two
words: Very
proud! I am
so very proud of my
town. Where I was
born, where I grew
up, and where I live
and work today!
Thank you all,
volunteers and
participants alike,
for showing that our
250-year-old
community has kept
and will continue to
"keep the good
things happening"
when we work
together.
Sincerely,
Dolores C. Struckhoff
Enfield Village Association
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Association News |
Economic
Development Committee
Business Networking
Brown Bag Lunch
Discussion
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Lori Bliss
(far right)
of
Enfield
House of
Pizza,
and our June
Business
Coffee host,
listens
attentively
as Jonathan
Putnam of
Connected
Car Audio,
a new
business in
Enfield,
introduces
himself to a
group of
local
business
owners
including
from his
left to
right:
Nicole
Carrier of
Yoga
Piphany,
Leslie
Clancy of
Luna Moon
Fairy Party
Fun,
and Jennifer
Lee of
Bluen
Flower
Garden
Design. |
If you are an
Enfield business
owner, or the
employee of an
Enfield business,
join EVA on
September 30th from
noon to 1 pm for a
brown bag lunch
discussion at the
Community Building
in Enfield.
The luncheon dicussion
will focus on Social
Media the latest of the
Marketing Mix. Share
best practices or learn
new ones while you meet
and network with other
members of Enfield's
Business Community.
Directory of
Businesses and Services
The Economic
Development
Committee is gearing
up to work on the
Directory of
Businesses and
Services for
Enfield later this
fall with a
distribution date
during first quarter
of 2012. If you are
a new business or
were left out of the
directory in 2009,
please email
eva@interidal.net
for a form. All
previously listed
businesses and
services will
receive a form in
the mail later this
fall. If you are
interested in
advertising, we will
have a full front
inside cover, a full
back inside cover
and a full back
cover all in color.
Other ads will be
full pages, half
pages, business card
size (1/5 page) in
black and white.
Please include this
advertising in your
upcoming 2012 media
plans!
Local Realtor
Recognized
Congratulations
Leafie "Casey"
Cantlin
The Upper Valley
Board of Realtors
just announced
Leafie "Casey"
Cantlin has been
awarded their
2011
Realtor of the Year
award
for outstanding
service and
contributions to the
real estate
profession. Casey is
the owner of Cantlin
Associates, REALTORS
of Enfield. Casey
has been a realtor
for 28 years. Her
business is in
Enfield. Casey grew
up in Enfield and
now lives in Canaan
with her partner,
Todd Hersey and
their sons, Thomas
and Luke Hersey.
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Enfield Happenings |
Town of Enfield
Enfield Village
School
School is Open -
Watch for Children
Crossing Route 4!
Enfield's 250th
Anniversary
Upper Valley Talent
Celebrating
250 Includes Enfield
Friday, September 7,
7 pm
Hanover High School
Auditorium
Hanover, NH
$10 Adults, $5
Children
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Dirty Work
at the
Crossroads
Cast |
If you
missed our
anniversary play
on July 22nd
and July
23rd, there
is one last
chance to
see our
local talent
at work
with excerpts
of
the melodrama,
Dirty
Work at the
Crossroads.
Come out and
support
Celie
Aufiero and
her
wonderful
cast.
E250th
Souvenirs
Offered for
Sale
EVA and Town Offices
We still have plenty of items left.
Bottled water - First Person Books - Frisbees - Hats
Historic Site Tour Books - Magnets - Tattoos - Tote Bags
Enfield Recreation Commission
Enfield Farmers' Market
Saturdays: 10 am - 1 pm
Huse Park
Route 4
Enfield, NH
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Blue Ox Farm Special Beets! |
- Remember to bring your reusable bags!
- Farmers include, EVA's Business Coffee Group Member Blue Ox Farm.
- Lots of other yummy items and local crafts available.
Volleyball
Sundays: 7 - 9 pm
Mascoma Valley Regional High School
Route 4
West Canaan, NH
FREE
Enfield Emergency Management
Everyone at EVA and around town wants to thank the Enfield Fire Department, the Enfield Police Department, the Public Works Department and other town employees and volunteers for all their hardwork during Hurricane Irene. Thank you for being so prepared. We were very lucky to have received limited damage compared to our neighbors in West Lebanon and across the border in Vermont.
Please note: The bridge on Shaker Boulevard is out. For more information contact the Department of Public Works at (603) 632-4605.
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Support our Own |
Enfield Business
Update
on Jill LaBelle of
Canine Cuts &
Cuddles
Jill LaBelle,
owner of Canine Cuts
& Cuddles, and a
member of the EVA
Business Coffee
Group as well a new
EVA volunteer, was
in a severe motor
vehicle accident on
July 29th in
Norwich, Vermont. In
addition to broken
bones, Jill suffered
a recoverable brain
injury. Although she
is in a coma, she is
showing some signs
of response which is
promising to her
family and friends.
Currently Jill is in
DHMC, but soon she
may be moved to a
rehabilitation
facility, possibly,
Crotched Mountain.
Jill's sister Gaile
and brother-in-law
Bruce from New York
and many of Jill's
local
friends have been at
her bedside since
the accident.
Jill's life revolved
around her four
dogs. The Animal
Clinic of Enfield
has temporary
custody of them but
Nicole Carrier and
Leslie Clancy have
been sharing the
care of three of the
dogs while Christine
Hatarowski cares for
the fourth.
Jill also left her
lovely home on Route
4. Casey Cantlin and
Alison Maldonado are
taking care of the
house and searching
for a tenant for its
charming studio
apartment.
If you know of
anyone looking for
an apartment or if
you would like to
contribute to the
fund to help Jill
and her dogs, please
contact Cantlin
Associates, REALTORS
at (603) 632-7955.
Let us all hold Jill
in our thoughts and
prayers.
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Local Events |
Arts,
Education
and Other
Events
Bear Hollow
Vintage Guitars
Open Jam
Tuesdays: 7 - 9 pm
502 Route 4
Enfield, NH
For more
information,
call (603)
632-3535.
Cardigan
Mountain Art
Association
Free
Oil Painting
Workshop
(bring your own
supplies)
Sunday,
September 11, 1
- 4 pm
7 Depot Street
Canaan, NH
For more
information,
call (603)
523-7292.
Enfield
Historical
Society
Enfield Center
Musuem
2nd & 4th
Saturdays: 2 - 4
pm
Route 4A
Enfield Center,
NH
Lockehaven
1850's School
Museum
Sundays: 2 - 4
pm
Lockehaven Road
Enfield, NH
Enfield Library
Library
Hours
Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays: 1 - 8 pm
Wednesdays: 10 am -
6 pm
Saturdays: 10 am - 2
pm
Enfield-Mascoma
Lions Club
Harvest
Dinner
Roast pork with
seasonal vegetables
and homemade apple
crisp!
Sunday, September
25, 5 - 7 pm or
until the food runs
out!
Enfield Community
Building
Route 4
Enfield, NH
$8 Adults
$4 Children
Enfield
Shaker Bridge
Theatre
Fifth
Season
Time Stands
Still by Donald Margulies
October 7 - 23
Friday and Saturday: 7:30 pm
Sunday: 2:30 pm
Whitney Hall Auditorium
Main Street
Enfield, NH
For more information call
(603) 448-3750
Enfield Shaker Museum
Granite State Ringers
Concert
Handbell choir
recital
Mary Keane Chapel
Route 4A
Enfield, NH
Sunday, September
18, 4 pm
Suggested Donation:
$10
For more information
call (603) 632-4346
or email
info@shakermuseum.org.
Shaker
Crafts Weekend
A weekend of
Shaker lectures and
workshops
September 23 - 25
Route 4A
Enfield, NH
Price: $249 with
overnight, $149
locals (no room)
For registration and
information, call
(603) 632-4346 or
email
info@shakermuseum.org.
Mascoma Area Senior Center
Weekday Events
166 Route 4
Canaan, NH
(603) 523-4333
kkeating@gcscc.or
Daily schedule includes a coffee group at 8:30 am; Scrabble, other games and cards at 10:00 am; lunch at 11:50 am (suggested donation $3 for ages 60 and over, $7 for ages 59 and under); and Bingo for Baubles at 12:30 pm.
Open to all Enfield Seniors 60+. For information on transportation to the center and shopping days,
call (603) 523-4333.
Mascoma Cooperative Preschool
Hike-a-hill Project
September 17
For more information or to sponsor a student, call (603) 632-7821 or email caracareens@yahoo.com
Methodist Church
Thrift Shop
Thursdays and Fridays: 7 am - 1 pm
Methodist Church Vestry
Route 4
Enfield, NH
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Specials |
Whaleback
Mountain
Exit 16 - Interstate 89
Enfield, NH 03748
(603) 632-5800 or
Season Passes 25% Off
First 50 buyers entered into
raffle with great prizes.
For more info visit
www.whaleback.com.
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Volunteer
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Month
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Bev McKinley
Office Support |
Volunteer Jobs
In our office:
Bookkeeping
Data base updates
Distributing event flyers
Fundraising
Grant research/writing
Other office work
Main Street:
Plant work
Special Projects:
Please join us for a Volunteer
Green Up Day in
Enfield on Saturday, October 1st
from 9 am to 4 pm. We have lots
of projects to spruce up our
town! We will meet on Main
Street in front of the Copeland
Block.
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Town of Enfield
Public Notice
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Huse Park
Temporarily Closed!
In order to complete a drainage
repair project, a portion of Huse
Park will be closed for two weeks
beginning August 18th.
The Community Building, ball field
and Farmers' Market will remain
opened.
The playground, basketball court and
pavillion will be closed. |
Support Our Own |
Papa's Dogs
Carl Pellerin's
Mobile Hot Dog Cart
Serving hot dogs, chili dogs,
soft drinks and chips.
Monday - Friday
11:30 am to 2 pm
Tinkham's Parking Lot
(Next to the Enfield Hardware)
Enfield, NH
(603) 632-5438
Also Available For
Your Personal Events!
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Fall Schedule
25 Classes per week:
Yoga
Kickboxing
Zumba
Total Body Conditioning
Weight Training
1st Class Free
Starts after Labor Day
502 US Route 4, Unit 3
Enfield, NH
(603) 290-2900
Breath
Flow
Laugh
Be Present
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Available
Rental Space
in Enfield
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Rent
Office
or
Retail
Space in
the
Historic
Copeland
Block on
Main
Street |
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Pentagon
Properties
(603)
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want
to
sell
and
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to
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proceeds
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EVA,
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and
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