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Park bench dedicated to Storey, noted Shelburne public servant

Fire destroys Shelburne home

A home on South Ridge Road in Shelburne appears to have been a total loss after a fire on Monday morning, Jan. 31.

Shelburne Rescue holds CPR class

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Shelburne Police Blotter: April 30 - May 5

2– disorderly conduct Incidents: April 30 at 5:56 a.m., a false fire alarm was activated at a home on Juniper Road. April 30 at 11:46 a.m., police went to check on a person at the T-Bird Motel but couldn’t find them. They got in touch a few days later. April 30 at 11:57 a.m., a resident of Harbor Road reported someone had tried to open a fraudulent bank account with their personal information. Investigation continues. April 30 at 3:11 p.m., several people called about a man and woman arguing on Irish Hill Road. The woman was injured. The man left before police arrived, but he has been identified.

Selectboard remembers the late Marty Illick and Terrance Dinnan

Scooter MacMillan | Staff Writer “Marty was a force of nature. She was indomitable in her vision and advocacy for environmental conservation,” chair Jerry Storey said. The board members, along with close coworkers and friends of Illick, spoke about the tenacity and kindness she brought to her advocacy work that will be missed dearly by the community. “She’s going to be missed incredibly. She was somebody who was always there when you needed her. She was kind and gentle and forceful and it’s a rare person who can be that,” said Gail Albert, the chair of the Natural Resources and Conservation Committee who worked closely with Illick.