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Springfield Area Parent Child Training Center
51 Jack and Jill Ln, North Springfield, VT 05150
 
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Over 45 people attended the Annual Governor’s Luncheon hosted by the Springfield Rotary Club and the Springfield Regional Chamber of Commerce at the River Valley Technical Center on Mar. 31, 2025 to hear Governor Phil Scott's vision for Vermont. Among the priorities for his administration are housing and public safety.
 
As a reward for Springfield residents collecting 1000 pounds of thin film plastics for the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge, the Trex Company (Trex) provided the Springfield Rotary Club with its ninth outdoor bench that was placed at the “Green on Main” at 77 Main Street in Springfield.
 
The Springfield Rotary Club’s “Fill the Cart from the Heart Food Drive” was held on Sat., November 16th in the Springfield Shopping Plaza to benefit the Springfield Family Center Food Shelf. 1098 pounds of food and $593 in monetary donations were collected.
Rotarian Bob Flint looks on as Steve Mas, manager of TMM Dispensary draws the winning ticket for the $5,000 raffle prize at the 70th Annual Springfield Rotary Club Penny Sale.
 
The generosity of the Springfield Rotary Club is putting new books in the hands of 50 lucky students. Through the Rotary Ideals Literacy Project, local club members donated a set of two books, “Andy & Elmer’s Apple Dumpling Adventure” and “Becky & Lin’s Apple Orchard Park” to each second and third-grade classroom at Chester-Andover Elementary School.
 

The 70th Annual Springfield Vermont Rotary Club Penny Sale returns this year on Saturday, Oct. 19, 2024 at 6 p.m., with doors opening at 5 p.m., at Riverside Middle School in Springfield.

                                                         
 
As a reward for Springfield residents collecting more than a ton of thin film plastics for the Trex Thin Film Plastics Challenge, the Trex Company (Trex) provided the Springfield Rotary Club with two outdoor benches that were placed at the Springfield Town Library.
By Deb Cox, Springfield VT Rotary Club President
 
The Springfield Rotary Club has been in existence since 1927 serving the residents of Springfield and the greater community.  You may be asking what does Rotary do and what does it stand for?
The Rotary Club of Springfield Vermont recently inducted Springfield resident Debra Cox as its club president for the 2024-2025 Rotary year. 
 
Rotary club members serving as officers with Deb this year are President-Elect Sue Dana, Secretary Marty Cohn, Treasurer Michelle Chamberlain, Immediate Past President Emma McGuirk and directors-at-large Jeff Mobus, Patricia Putnam, and Bill Dakin.
In honor of its 95th anniversary, the Springfield Vermont Rotary Club donated 95 books to Elm Hill School, Union Street School, Springfield Area Parent Child Center, Springfield Family Center, and Springfield Housing Authority.
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