Thursday 4th September

The Last Minute String Band
7 PM to 10 PM Join us for an evening of Foottappin' Fingersnappin' Good Old Time Music

WC3 COMMUNITY YARD SALE

Postponed until September 20, due to flood

9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.
To benefit the community center
We need donations in good condition of: furniture, household goods, artwork, garden supplies, office stuff, linens, sports equipment & all collectible bric a brac. What we DON’T want: appliances, clothing, mattresses, non-functioning items of any sort.
Clean out a barn/garage/kid’s room/storage locker and help the W.C. community center !

Start a club!

Poker? Knitting? Chess? A book club? And then schedule your meetings here! There's no charge to meet at WC3 during business hours, just buy some breakfast or lunch, coffees, or a couple of glasses of wine! Any day, 7:00 am to 6:00 pm. So far, we've had a Friday French classes, a teachers' mentoring group, a young mothers' group, the weekly meetings of several local Boards of Directors, a book group, wine-by-the-fire parties, a homeowners' association, the Democratic Party precinct 7 Super Tuesday caucus and more.

Want to learn French?

We meet at 8:30 am on Fridays for an hour of casual conversational French. Everyone is welcome, and French proficiency is not mandatory. We just come to have a fun time. There is either a drop-in fee for $25 or a -10 classes punch pass- for $200 Another group class may be offered in the fall at CMC. Shefali is a French native, has taught at Aspen Country Day School for 9 years. She has tutored all levels-AP-IB-College prep- and has helped travelers going to French speaking countries, on a private basis, for 25 years.

For more info, call Shefali (Anne Roland) at 923 2115 or 945 5472.

Links to friends

click here to find a list of our friends

Wish list

We have started a wish list on Amazon for goodies that we could use. Feel free to add items that you think we should have, or feel free to contribute some of those items.

Quotes

Nothing defines the quality of life in a community more clearly than people who regard themselves, or whom the consensus chooses to regard, as mentally unwell. Renata Adler