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January 10, 2025                                                          Sherry Scott at sherryscottvt@comcast.net
 
 
St. Albans, VT – The Rotary Club of St. Albans is excited to announce the 31st Annual Rotary Home & Recreation EXPO, set to take place on Saturday, March 15th from 9am-5pm and Sunday, March 16th from 9am-3pm. The highly anticipated event will be held at the Collins Perley Sports & Fitness Center in St. Albans, conveniently located just off Exit 19 on I-89.
Admission is FREE compliments of our presenting sponsor, Window World of the Green Mountains.

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ST. ALBANS — Carl Rosenquist and Bridget and Valdemar Garibay are St. Albans’ 2024 Citizens of the Year.

Honored Tuesday by the St. Albans Rotary Club, the three were selected for their extraordinary community service. Rotarians and community members alike filled the Greg Brown Lodge to congratulate the honorees and speak to their character.

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Date: November 1, 2024
 
St. Albans, VT – On November 11, we invite the community to come together to honor and celebrate Veterans Day—a day dedicated to reflecting on the service and sacrifice of the brave individuals who have worn their country’s uniform and volunteered to protect our freedoms.
 
This day serves as a reminder to express our gratitude to veterans for their selfless service and to acknowledge the sacrifices their families have made on their behalf.
Interactors Lila Dumont and Lilah Powers shown above running a "Youth Booth" at City Hall on election day, giving children the opportunity to learn the process of voting by casting their own mock ballot which included abbreviated versions of state, federal and local races.
 
The Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired (VABVI) stands as the sole private agency dedicated to providing training, services, and support for visually impaired individuals across Vermont. Our mission focuses on empowering those who are blind or visually impaired to achieve greater independence, develop adaptive skills, and enhance their quality of life.
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As President of our Rotary Club, it’s an honor to be part of today’s event. Our annual Lucky Duck raffle has swiftly become a beloved tradition, and today is no exception. We’re here to cheer on our lucky winners and celebrate the powerful impact we can make together. Your presence here not only adds to the excitement but also supports vital local projects that benefit our community in countless ways.
 
Today’s event is particularly special as it marks a major milestone for our club—we’re celebrating our 100th anniversary! That’s a century of service, fellowship, and positive change both locally and globally. This morning’s gathering is the perfect kickoff to our centennial celebrations, embodying the spirit of unity and dedication that has been the hallmark of our journey.

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SAINT ALBANS, VERMONT – September 7th, 2024 – The St. Albans Rotary Club’s Fifth Annual Lucky Duck Drawing, held at the Historic Fountain in Taylor Park, was a resounding success, filled with festive activities, community spirit, and plenty of lucky ducks!

The event kicked off with the first-ever Duck Waddle around the park, featuring the Rotary’s own mascot, Lucky the Duck, leading a vibrant parade. Participants donned whimsical duck attire and showcased duck-themed inflatables, adding to the festive atmosphere. Awards were given for the cutest duck and best overall costume, celebrating the creativity of our community.