The old adage - the more things change, the more they stay the same - is taking on a new twist: As the number of more COVID-19 cases arise, the more loud the message must be: SAY HOME to STAY WELL .
Last week's newsletter is a bit outdated; here is what we know today....
The Main Street Improvement Project is now on hold as per executive order by Vermont Governor Scott. The shutdown will be in effect until at least April 15 and may be extended by a future addendum to this order. Read on...
STAY HOME, STAY SAFE, STAY INFORMED
New city manager, Daniel Hofman has been working tirelessly for Vergennes and with strong collaboration among officials from the 5-Town area. A flyer was recently sent to all Vergennes, Ferrisburgh, Panton, Waltham and Addison residents that provided concise resources for people in need. Together, we are truly more. Well worth sharing, once again: AREA RESOURCES . On Friday, March 27, he released a CoVid-19 update for Northwest Addison. Additional resources can be found on the City of Vergennes website .
VERGENNES STRONG
Neighborhoods throughout Vergennes and around the world are practicing social distancing from their front porches. This we know for sure - the Little City has a very BIG heart. Visit the Vergennes Partnership Facebook page for some great pics and videos from nightly 7:00pm happenings on So. Maple Street, So. Water Street, and Booska Court and more. Keep your spirits up and your heart open; UNITE for this Vergennes Movement!
STAYCATION ART LESSONS available FREE online!
They say that art heals all. Accomplished local artist, Lillian Kennedy invites you to turn these trying times into a chance to go inward and outwardly express yourself through her weekly art lessons. A gift to us all; begin your journey today! Look for new lessons online each Friday! Lesson #1 Lesson #2
Vergennes Business Phone List Note, the Partnership website contains links to most Vergennes businesses websites. If you cannot reach a business at this time, contact the Partnership office to assist.
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