Through the “Sunderland Shines” process, the community came together to identify and prioritize goals, foster local leadership, connect to resources and develop and realize achievable action plans. Through 3 public meetings, community members chose two priorities for action, and signed up for task force groups to move them forward. The new task force groups will…
Members of the Sunderland community came together Wednesday, July 18th for the second step of the Sunderland Shines Community Visit process and set two concrete and actionable priorities for the future of the town. All area residents are encouraged to sign up for these task forces online at bit.ly/SunderlandShines. At the meeting, community members discussed…
Sunderland community members are encouraged to participate in the second step of the Sunderland Shines Community Visit process by joining the meeting on Wednesday, July 16 from 6:00 to 8:30 pm at the Sunderland Elementary School to discuss and vote for community-led actions that will improve the future of their town. Selectboard Chair Todd Lawrence…
(5/4/11) – We talk about the Internet as the communications tool of the future, but it is also a new tool for communicating about our past. The e-Vermont communities of Sunderland, Arlington, and Sandgate are creating online tools to share their rich collections of historic documents. The Russell Collection at the Martha Canfield Library in Arlington…
e-Vermont Initiatives in Sunderland-Arlington-Sandgate (SAS) were spearheaded by a small but very productive team representing town government, local businesses, the public library, schools, and citizens. In one short year, this team succeeded in bringing the following accomplishments to SAS: Snelling Center for Government assistance for development of Sunderland’s and Sandgate’s official town websites; Ten laptop…