Cavendish Update 4/4/25: Gov. Visit/Scam/News/Events
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4/4/25
1. Scam Alert
2. Cavendish Related News
3. Events Calendar
1. SCAM Alert!: Scammers are using a fake phone number that shows as Chester Police (802-875-2035). If you receive a call, you may notify the caller you will return their call. Hang up and call the office line at 802-875-2035. Do not call any other phone number provided.
2.CAVENDISH RELATED NEWS
• Governor Scott's 'Capital for a Day' heads to Windsor County Including Cavendish: Governor Phil Scott and members of his cabinet will be in Windsor County on Monday, April 7 for its Capital for a Day 14-county tour. Stops in Cavendish are as follows:
- 8-9 am: Cabinet Meeting Murdock’s on the Green, Proctorsville Gov. Scott and members of the Administration
- 9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.: Tour and Visit Cavendish Town Elementary School Education Deputy Secretary Jill Briggs Campbell
- 10-11: Ludlow area Liquor Licensee Discussion Murdock’s, Proctorsville. Liquor and Lottery Commissioner Wendy Knight, Financial Regulation Director Mary Block
• Hundreds of Vermont schools and child care facilities do not meet herd immunity threshold for measles. The state’s measles vaccination rate for incoming kindergarteners has been below 95%, the critical “herd immunity” threshold that can prevent individual cases from becoming outbreaks. Both GMUHS and CTES are listed as having >90% vaccination rate for students being fully immunized. Note that schools with facilities with a vaccination rate above 90% were reported only as ">90%." No information was provided for Stepping Stones Preschool.
• What do Trump’s ‘reciprocal tariffs’ mean for Vermont?: Vermont might have been spared the worst in the president’s latest round of tariffs, but officials said a broader trade war could still shake up the state’s economy. VT Digger
3. EVENTS
APRIL 4 (FRIDAY): Ham Bingo Fundraiser for CTES. Starts 6 pm at the school. Cards are $1 and there are 10 rounds.
APRIL 12 (SATURDAY): 10-NOON
APRIL 19 (SATURDAY): FREE Easter Dinners cooked by members of the Ludlow and Proctorsville Fire Departments. 125 Dinners will be provided. They can be picked up on April 19 from 12-2 at the Ludlow Fire Department. The menu includes ham, potatoes, gravy, corn, roll and dessert. Call Angela 802-356-3823 by April 17 to reserve your free dinner.
- Great Ludlow Egg Hunt at the Ludlow Community Center starts at 10 am. Mini games and Guessing jars start are from 9-10.For ages 2-12
APRIL 20 (SUNDAY): HAPPY EASTER
MAY 3 (SATURDAY): GREEN UP DAY!
MAY 12 (MONDAY): Demystifying Healthcare in Our Region from 8:30-10 at the Ludlow Community Center, 37 Main St. Ludlow. Registration is requested but not required FMI: www.northstarfqhc.org/communityforum
