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Public input sought on future of Canton Recreation program
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Sunday, March 7, 2021 - 8:01 am
CANTON A group of more than 20 has been meeting with the Village and Town Recreation Committee since mid-December to “Reimagine Canton Recreation.”
Following five virtual meetings and substantial discussion and idea sharing, the advisory group has drafted a set of recommendations for the future of Canton recreation. Public input is being sought.
The recommendations reflect an understanding of available resources and the direction Canton residents would like to see for Canton municipal recreation programs and facilities. While members of the advisory groups have received input from others in their interest areas, the Recreation Committee is now seeking broad public feedback on the recommendations.
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Vermont Business Magazine The Vermont Community Foundation announced today that in partnership with many of its generous fundholders $169,711.94 in Spark Connecting Community grants has been awarded to 64 nonprofit organizations for local projects in communities across the state, including some nonprofits that serve residents in multiple counties. Of the total funding awarded, $77,950 was made possible by Giving Together, a program at the Community Foundation that shares grant proposals with fundholders and donors to give them the opportunity to co-fund projects.
Spark Connecting Community is a competitive grant program at the Foundation that puts building and nurturing community front and center. The Community Foundation aims to support the work happening throughout Vermont’s 251 towns that builds social capital. These grants where a small amount can make a big difference are intended to light the spark that keeps Vermonters healthy and happy.