HomeMy WebLinkAbout2016 Fall Newsletter.pdfThis newsletter sponsored by the
Enfield Community Council (ECC)
Cortney Bailey, President 279-4702
cbailey525@yahoo.com
Carta Trenchard, Vice President 342-1385
Deena Rambaum, Secretary 379-3420
deenarambaum@gmail.com
Jennifer Hubbeil, Treasurer
Cortney Bailey, Newsletter Editor 279-4702
What's Inside...
From the Editor
EVFC Blood Drive
Enfield Food Pantry
Area Churches:
Agape Bible Church
Enfield Baptist Fellowship
Jacksonville United Methodist
Living Water Christian Fellowship
Enfield Valley Grange 4
Historical Article 4
Harvest Festival 5
Regularly Scheduled Meetings 6
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Enfield Community Currents
Brought to you by the Enfield Community Council
2016 October- December Free
in the end, It's not the years In your life that count. It's the life
In your years.
Abraham Lincoln
Well, here we go again with the snow and the cold. I hope everyone is
stocked up with their heating fuel. I know we have some splitting of firewood still
to do, but my has the summer been busy!
Summer camp was a great hit once again. The heat this year (and lack of
rain) made the summer a touch uncomfortable. I hope you all got to enjoy as
much as you could.
Canning is in full swing in my house. Next up is homemade grape juice!
I hope to see everyone at the Harvest Festival. The flyer is inside for you to get
all the information.
As always, keep an eye out for each other. And remember, sometimes the
biggest help is just stopping by to say hi.
Enfield Community Council has been working with the school to get an actual
lease signed. Thank you to everyone who voted.
Take care of each other,
Cortney Bailey
The Memorial Garden Caretaker
The Memorial Garden at the school still needs a care taker(s). Many years ago,
this garden was started as a remembrance to beloved people who have left us.
There is a beautiful redbud in remembrance of Gregory Kirchgessner. There is a
simple bench in memory of Alfred Wurster. There are columbines planted by the
5'^ grade in remembrance of the tragedy in Colorado many years ago. Kevin
Reilly laid a stone path for better access. Over the years, the maintenance of
this very visible spot in our community has run out of steam. Lee Ginenthal,
Special Projects guy in the school district, last spring, took some 5* graders,
taught them some skills and they did some weeding and hole digging. The
beautification boys put up part of the new fencing that was needed this summer.
Lee will continue with the new 5* graders to complete the fence this fall and he
has some plans for a new entrance.
We have some new energy but we still need a family or 2 families who would
take on responsibility for this focal point in our community. Ann Rider has the
past records for this plot and knows the basic needs for this space. Call her at
277-3478 for more information. Here's a great opportunity to make a real
change in your community, get lots of personal gratification for your efforts,
teach your children about community volunteering and make new friends.
Enfield Community Council Seeks New Members
The Enfield Community Council is propping for a new building and
a busy year. We would like to add to our board and find Enfield
people to help us with our new projects. Tell us the type of things
you can help with, and we will gratefully find a place for you. Our
major focus is the youth of our community.
Talk to your friends, search your thoughts. Contact Deena @
379-3420 or Cortney @ 279-4702, if you ca,n help in any way.
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Enfield Community Council Summer Day Camp
A Teen Discovers Trees
During tfie third week of camp, I had a young man as my GIT. As preparation for the weekly Science and Then Some
activity I decided to go for a hike to practice my tree identification skills and learn more about the species in the area.
Bailey joined me for the hike up the gorge trail during which I started pointing out trees to him, told him some of their
uses and how to tell them apart. At first he did not seem too enthused with my edification on the subject but about half-
way through the hike he started asking me more questions. He then exclaimed "I never noticed how different each tree
Is! It's really Cool!". Several weeks later, I quizzed him during another hike, and to my surprise he actually remembered
the various species!
- Eric, RYS Program Manager
This was just one of the many things our new RYS Program Manager Eric Carter shared with the ECC from Summer
Camp...
The Community Council summer 2016 camp season was, once again, delightful. It is great to spend time with the camp-
ers in such a wonderfully serene environment and to work with young adults and teens as they make their way into the
next stages of their life.
The camp had a total of 115 campers and 11 Counselors-ln -Training (CITs). Camp at Treman Park was a pleasure,
relaxing - a genuine "camp" feeling. Besides the daily specialized camp activities: crafts, forgotten arts (cooking, music,
games, sewing projects), sports, hiking, science, creek exploring, playground time and swimming there were "Special
Days". These days consisted of a presentation from the Tin Can Fantasy Factory, ice cream sundaes, Luau day, tie-
dye making, pj/movie day, obstacle course,FLIC(FingerLakeslndependence Center), Cayuga Nature Center and their
animal presentation, Cornell Raptors and the traditional Pasta (formally Peanut) Hunt. There were field trips to Hangar
Theater, Sciencenter, Taughannock Falls, Greenwood Park, Bowling at Atlas in Tburg, Cayuga Lake Park, mini-golf,
Watkins Glen swim pool, and a canoe trip for some older campers.
We all survived the extremely hot weather, with minimal rain - got in lots of swim and creek time this year!
I would like to take this opportunity to thank: United Way for funds to help with the ongoing of camp this season. Town
of Enfield for the contracted yearly funds for programming, all the staff for a wonderful year, parents and campers for
participating in our camp, the 3 community member donors for the "Send a Child to Camp" scholarship fund and lastly
Treman State Park for accommodating and being very amiable hosts to the Community Council for another successful
camp season.
I will see many of you throughout the school year, some in passing socially and hopefully all at the Harvest Festival
(proceeds benefit the camp).
To all a successful school year, contentment in work environments, time with family and friends. See you all next sum-
mer, if not sooner...
Vera
Broadband BuildT>ut in Enfield
Clarity Connect has started the broadband build out in Enfield. Poles are being set. If you are interested in becoming a
subscriber, it is not to late to sign up. If you have internet access at work or the library contact them at Connect-
NY@clarityconnect.com or call them at 257-8268. They are also still hiring installers. If you like to work outside, and
have experience similar to what a Dishnetwork/Direct TV installer might have, contact them at employ-
ment@clarityconnect.com.
In September 2012, the Enfield Town Board passed a resolution supporting broadband expansion in the Town. The
Board agreed to waive all fees to the project, bring electric service to each tower location and help inform the public of
this broadband option to residents.
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' lie Enfield Community Council Presents
11 am to 3:30 pm
Enfield Elementary School
20 Enfield Nam Road
Good Times & Great Food All Day!
Eeatured Events
Livi^ Entertainment
Undor Construction
The Tomptdns County
Dairy Princess Program
Giant Ice Cream Sundae!
Airplane Pinq Pong Ball Dnop
3:30pm
Silent Auction
A wonderful selection of
goods & services from local
artists, crafters, restaurants
& businesses:
Bidding ends at 3:30 p.m. sharp
Cake Wheel
With the EVFC Ladies
Auxiliary, ail proceeds go to
ECC!
Bake Sale
Delicious treats from the
Enfieid Senior Citizens
Quilt Raffle
Drawing at 3:30 pm
Full Size
Autumn Colors Sampler
Sewn community members
Tickets: $1 each or 6 for $5
Available at the Town Hall, from
ECC members, & at the Festival
Main Ticket Table
Local Vendors
A great selection of
hand-crafted items
PTA Book Fair
Get some reading for the kids &
a gift for favorite teachers!
Information Booths
Lots of great things to team
about!
Concession Stand
hot dogs, chili, chili
dogs, corn chowder,
squash soup, nachos
& cheese, & drinks
BBQat11 am
$9 fiill dinner
Chicken, roll, choice of two
sides: baked beans, salt pota-
toes, cole slaw A dessert!
$6 chicken half only
$6 vegetarian
lots Of Games & Activities (or Children:
Hay Ride, Games Tent, & Morel
Fun Things to look at and learn Abont with:
Enfield Fire Department* Highway Department
"Car Pride" Exhibit
Can you help make this event a success?
Contact Cortney Bailey at 279-4702
The Enfield Harvest Festival is the major annual fundraiser for the
Enfield Community Council; all profits go directly to fund local Youth
and Community Programs.
Event made possible by the Tompkins County Strategic Tourism
Program.
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Red Cross Blood Drive
At the Enfield Volunteer Fire Company
Red Cross Blood Drive: The 3rd Tuesday of every other month
(the odd months: November, January etc.) 1:30 until 6:30 PM., walk-ins
are welcome or call the American Red Cross at 273-1900 for an
appointment.
Next Blood Drive: Tuesday, November 15th
Thanks to the community for helping us meet or exceed our monthly
goals! However, there's always room for more!
Area Churches, Missions, & Activities
Enfield Baptist Fellowship
172 Enfield Main Road
Worship/Sunday Schooi
Sunday 6:00 pm
We are an American Baptist Church
associated with American Baptist
Churches New York State and
American Baptist Churches U.S.A. We
support missions throughout the world.
Everyone is welcome. Please call 607-
273-5682 for updated times for our
worship service.
We are a small, caring fellowship of
believers who sponsor the Enfieid Food
Distribution in cooperation with the
Food Bank of the Southern Tier and the
Town of Enfieid along with the help of
many local volunteers. Volunteers are
needed and welcome.
Community Businesses
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(607) 220-3517
Agape Bible Church
264 S. Applegate Road
607-273-7419/www,aaaDe-ithaca.orq
Pastor Mike Corrlero
Pastor Chip Adams-Compton
Agape is a non-denominational,
charismatic fellowship, with a
diverse group of people from
different cultures and backgrounds.
Our Purpose
• To be a house of restoration, refreshing,
and rest.
• To worship the Lord and seek his face.
• To share His love, and build up and equip
God's people.
• To spread the gospel both here and to the
nations.
8:30 am Morning Service: A 70-minute
service, with a short time of worship,
followed by the teaching of the word of
God.
10:00 am Mornino Service: A service of
around 2 hours and 15 minutes, with
expressive charismatic worship, and
opportunity for body ministry and
testimony. Nursery and Children's
Church are provided during the 10:00
am service.
Jacksonville Community
United Methodist Church
PO Box 224, Jacksonville, NY 14854
607-387-6296/www.lcumc.com
Reverend Nelson Reppert. Pastor
We welcome visitors and invite
you to join us at any time. The
church is located on Route 96 in
Jacksonville Center, Jacksonville.
Worship & Meetings:
Sunday Worship at 10:00 a.m. year-
round (Sunday School & Nursery
concurrent)
Bell Choir, Thursdays at 6:30 pm
Vocal Choir, Thursdays at 7:30 pm
Enfield Food Pantry
The Enfieid Food Pantry is
available to Enfield residents in need
of help providing food for themselves
and their family.
NEW HOURS: The pantry is
open 3-5:30 pm on the 2nd and 4th
Mondays of every month, 3-4 p.m. on
the 2nd Tuesday month, and 3-5:30
p.m. on the 4th Tuesday of every
month.
The pantry is in the Community Bidg,
182 Enfieid Main Rd. and is a ministry
of the Enfield Baptist Fellowship. The
Town of Enfield provides the space
and utility costs.
Living Water Christian Fellowship
162 Enfieid Main Road, Ithaca
607-277-6301
Rev. Chris Lynch, Senior Pastor
The Living Water Christian
Fellowship welcomes you! We are a
full Gospel community fellowship. We
believe and practice the gifts of the
Spirit (I Corinthians 12). Please check
out our web site LWCFIthaca.com
Regularly Scheduled Events:
Sunday
Worship Service 10:00 am
Sunday School 11.00 am
Tuesday
Bible Study 7:00 pm
Saturday
last Sat of the month
Men's Breakfast 8:00 am
Open Hands Blessing Shop will be
open on the first Saturday of each
month from 9:00am to 12:00pm at
Living Water Christian Fellowship.
Free clothing and household items.
Taking high quality, clean donations at
that time as well. All are welcome.
Please call 594-3922 for more
information.
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Enfield Town Boards
Meetings are held in the
Community Buiiding, 1st floor
Town Board: 2nd Wednesday, 6:30pm
Town Supervisor
Ann Rider 277-3478
ann-rider@townofenfield.org
Vera Howe-Strait
Town Council Members
Virginia Bryant 280-0487
Mike Carpenter 277-4204
Henry Hansteen 727-3746
Mictiael Miles 387-3175
Planning Board: 1st Wednesday, 7pm
Chair, Dan Walker 387-6394
Ann Chaffee 272-6460
Steve Givin 273-7434
Red Poney Carpenter 279-2372
Henry Hansteen Liaison 727-3746
Town Offices
Town Clerk 273-8256
Alice Linton, Town Clerk
Sue Thompson, Deputy Town Clerk
Town Office/Clerk Hours:
Monday-Thursday, 3 pm - 6 pm
Highway Department 272-6490
Barry Rollins, Highway Superintendent
Town Highway Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 6 am - 2:30 pm
Town Court 272-0529
Justice Poole: Monday, 5:00 pm
Code Enforcement Office
Community Building, 2nd floor
Code Enforcement 277-0266
Alan Teeter, Code Enforcement Officer
Code Enforcement Office Hours:
Monday thru Thursday 8:30-11 am
Wednesday 5-7 pm
Community BIdg, dwnstrs 882-9958
Town Historian
Sue Thompson 272-6412
Enfield Volunteer Fire Company
Roger Lauper, Chief 272-8757
Tucker Snyder, Deputy Chief
Kirk VanDee, 1st Assistant Chief
Tony Carlisle, 2nd Assistant Chief
County Legislators
Jim Dennis
Enfield/Ulysses
387-4058, jpd821@yahoo.com
Dave McKenna
Enfield/Newfield
564-7243, dmckenna@tompkins-co.org
Town of Enfield
Municipal Newsletter
168 Enfield Main Road
http://townofenfield.org
October-December 2016
Report from the Supervisor
The Wright Brothers finished painting the Town Hall. It looks so much
better and many people have commented on it. Norm Smith says he still
has some finishing touches to do but by and large it's done.
I want to express my condolences to the family of Calvin Rothermieh in
his passing. I've known Calvin since I was 16 years old and my
boyfriend was his hired man. Calvin was a life long resident of the Town
and served for many, many years on the Planning Board. He has stated
many times that he intended to remain on the Board until he died to
ensure that there would never he zoning in the Town of Enfield. He got
his wish. This does create a vacancy on the Planning Board and any
resident who is interested in this Board should write a letter of interest to
me or Dan Walker, Chairperson of the Planning Board. The term of the
new hoard member will begin January 1, 2017.
It's budget time and the Town Board is committed to staying within the
Tax Cap as set by the Governor's office. Our tax cap is .06% for 2017,
basically a 0% increase. The tentative budget will he presented to the
Town Clerk by September 30. As per NYS Law there will he a Public
Hearing on the 2017 budget and several opportunities to express your
opinion during Privilege of the Floor at Board meetings and emails to
the Town Board before the Board votes on the final budget by
November 20.
The Black Oak Wind Farm has very recently gone hack to its original
plan for the placement of the 7 turbines. The NY State Environmental
Quality Review Act (SEQRA) has been completed for the original plan
and the Town Board accepted the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
and the Statement of Findings in January 2015. We are now starting the
next phase of our local law; the process of final pennitting, leading to
the issuance of a Wind Energy Penuit. This involves approving several
plans such as a Landscaping Plan, an Invasive Species Plan, a Fire and
Emergency Plan, a Decommissioning Plan and a Community Relations
and Dispute Resolution Plan so the Code Enforcement Officer can go
over final drawings and road usage requirements to issue a building
permit. Yes, there has been a little time lapse hut it is a complex,
ambitious project and, humans being what we are, it is seldom a smooth
road. The Town is deteraiined that this he an environmentally safe
project and many factors have to be balanced along the way. The Board's
job is to make decisions based on good science and to look at the
benefits and drawbacks to the entire Town when making decisions on
the final part of this project.
It's the start of a lovely fall. Have some chicken BBQ at the Enfield
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Community Council Harvest Festival on
October 1 and get all those vegetables in a
can or the freezer.
Ann Rider, Town Supervisor
From the Highway Department
By the time this comes out we should be finished
with our summer roads paving projects: One
mile on E Enfield Center road, between
Applegate and S. Van Dorn Rd, we replaced
three roads crossing pipes and eight driveway
pipes, as well preparing for the paving. South
Buck Hill Rd, one mile, between Harvey Hill and
W Enfield Center Rd. Cn Fish Rd we had to
reconstruct the base, which consists of digging,
drainage, putting fabric paper putting down and
crusher run. This was the last mile, between S
Buck Hill and Black Cak rd. Also doing ditching
and driveway pipes. We are still hoping to get
three more miles completed with Oil & Stone
before the snow fly's. Cnce this is done we will
be back to Hubble Drive to finish tree cutting and
ditching. And rebuilding the end of this turn
around. We are going to start the Greek job, off
the end of Hubble Drive, with Soils and Water •
the end of Cctober, first of November. Then we
will also be heading back to S Van Dorn Rd tree
cutting and digging back the banks, prepping
this for re-pavement next year. And our usual
cutting shoulder and digging ditches on other
roads. FYI: Local Law #2 2010 Excavation and
Construction in Municipal Roadways
and Highway Right-of-way: Permits are needed
tor Drive culverts and constructing
driveways. Any construction in the right-of-way
needs review by the Highway department prior
to any work being done.
We had some major Issues with our equipment
excavator was down tor a month and a halt,
thankfully this was all still covered under
warrantee. This did set us back ditching and
other jobs that needed an excavator to
complete. Cne ten wheeler truck set us back
$10,000 in repairs, another ten wheeler set us
back $7,000, and both issues were engine
problems. We can (and do) fix a lot of things
ourselves, but unfortunately these jobs
needed special tools. And of course another
aspect Is we can't be in the garage fixing the
equipment and out on the roads fixing them at
the same time.
Winter is coming so remember to check
mailboxes requirements, the no parking in the
right-of-way law comes into play tor the winter. I
know I sound like a broken record, but speed is
the major factor in Winter
Enfield Town Web Site - www.townotenfield.orq
Just a reminder it you are holding a public event please send me
the information and I can place it on the web site, (susan-
thompson(a)townotentield.orq).
Minutes from the meetings of the Town Board, Wind Advisory
Committee, and Planning Board are placed on the website.
Don't forget to sign up to receive the "posting" notices from our
website.
It you don't have ready access to a computer and want to know
about our town meetings you can give the Town Clerk's office a
phone call 607-273-8256 or stop in to visit at 168 Enfield Main
Road.
From the Town Clerk
Enfield Newsletter - September 2016
Welcome to the tall season! It you are planning to purchase a
hunting or fishing license this tall, please keep in mind that it you
buy it at town hall a small portion of the tee you pay will go to the
Town of Enfield.
Please remember that the Town of Enfield has a Dog Control
Law. A tew points from the law to remember are:
• Dogs must be restrained by an adequate collar and leash or
under full control of a responsible person, when not on the prop-
erty of the owner...
• Dogs must not cause damage or destruction to property... or
commit a nuisance other than on the premises of the person own-
ing or Harboring such dog.
• Dogs must wear a valid and current Town of Enfield dog license
while off the owner's property, whether or not restrained by an
adequate collar and leash.
• Dogs must be licensed when tour months of age or older.
To view the complete law, please go to the town's website:
www.townotentield .org.
Enfield town and county tax bills will be mailed at the end of De-
cember and can
be paid without penalty until January 31.
We will have additional hours during the month of January: Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings from 9-12. Cur Cctober,
November and December hours will remain Monday through
Thursday from 3-6 p.m. We are always glad to come in extra
hours to accommodate your needs. Just give us a call at 273-
8256 or send an e-mail to
towncierk@townotentield.org.
Alice Linton, Enfield Town Clerk
Accidents. I was very grateful to some residents that call me on
Saturday Sept 9th to let me know that a recycling truck had torn up
our newly paved E. Enfield Center rd. Luckily I was home and with
this quick alert-1 was able to fix the damage in a couple of
hours. So keeping calling, and thanks tor the heads up! You can
Imagine that I had a pretty good talk with this driver and the
business too! Also thanks tor all the hard work and commitment
from our Highway guys, and the support of Town of Ithaca, Town
of Newtield, Town of Ulysses and Tompkins County Highway
Department. See you on the Roads! -Buddy
Enfield Town Historian - Sue Thompson (Historian@townofenfield.org)
A dedication ceremony will be held September 28 at TC3 in Dryden tor tour monuments representing civil war nurses,
one will be honoring Enfield's Sarah Graham Palmer "Aunt Becky". I will have a display of Sarah's lite at the Enfield
Harvest Festival in October.
The Municipal Historians of Tompkins County are updating the town's touring brochures. Enfield's brochure is done except
tor adding a tew pictures. They hopefully will be published by January 2017. These are tor our 200* anniversary of
Tompkins County (April 7, 1817, by act of the New York State Legislature, the counties of Seneca and Cayuga were
divided, and Tompkins County was formed).
Enfield will be celebrating their 200* anniversary in 2021 (est. March 16, 1821) how would you like to celebrate the
town?
I recently discovered that tamiiysearch.org has added New York State marriage records tor Tompkins County on their
website. "New York, County Marriages, 1847-1848; 1908-1936." This is a tree genealogy website. It was exciting to
discover this, try it out! it you need help in any of your genealogy endeavors let me know I would be glad to help out.
News from Tompkins County Government
A Message from Maureen Reynolds, Tompkins County Clerk: County Clerk and DMV Ready to Chat!
The Tompkins County Clerk's Office is located in the Tompkins County Courthouse at 320 N. Tioga St. and
the Department of Motor Vehicles is conveniently located at 301 Third Street in the Hancock Plaza - and now, we are
available to chat and answer your questions online! Go to Tompkins County Department of Motor Vehicles and
click the chat now button.
Both offices are known tor our fast-moving lines, quick turnaround of documents, friendly and helpful staff, and
ease of access - either in person, phone or online. Cur goal is to provide excellent service to our customers.
County Clerk's Link: http.s:.7app.purcchat.conv\v/Countv'.'u20C.'ierk
• Need a copy of your deed?
• Renewing your driver's license?
• Transferring a pistol permit?
• Planning to travel abroad and need a passport?
How may we help you?
Maureen Reynolds, Tompkins County Clerk
Flu Vaccinations Available at the Tompkins County Health Department
Protect yourself and your community from the flu and get vaccinated! There are many opportunities tor flu
vaccination including health care provider offices, pharmacies, and the Tompkins County Health Department. Everyone
over the age of six months should be vaccinated every year against the flu.
Flu vaccination is the best protection against the flu - it protects you and limits the spread of flu to others. These
include infants under the age of 6 months who are too young to be immunized and those who are immunocompromised
such as people who are receiving cancer treatment.
Tompkins County Health Department (TCHD) is providing flu vaccinations at its locationat 55 Brown
Road - across from the airport. There is plenty of tree parking. Flu vaccinations will be available at the Health
Department beginning, October 6. Appointments are necessary tor all clinics and can be made by calling the Health
Department at 607-274-6616.
Flu vaccinations will also be available to the public on Tuesday, October 13 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at
Lifelong, 119 West Court Street. Call TCHD at 274-6616 to make an appointment.
Most health insurance plans cover the cost of an annual flu vaccination. At the Health Department, there are no
out-of-pocket costs it you have one of the following health insurance plans: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicaid, Total
Care, Fidelis, Medicare Part B and Medicare Managed Plans: Secure Horizons, Today's Options, and Medicare Blue.
However it you have a health insurance plan other than those listed above, you will have to pay the cost of the
flu vaccination at the time of your appointment. The Health Department will provide a receipt that you may submit to your
insurance tor reimbursement.
The cost is $35. Cash and checks accepted; no credit or debit cards.
Enfield Town Web Site - www.townofenfield.org Dates to Remember
We hope you have been enjoying our new Town Web
Site. Just a reminder if you are holding a public event please
send me the information and I can place it on the web site:
(susan-thompson(a)townofenfield.orq)
A few sites to check on the "Top Menu" of the website:
• "Resources" - Documents - Public Laserfiche, you can do
your own "historical research" with the many town
documents we have placed there.
"Throw Back Thursday" weekly historical articles under
"News" on the top menu.
Don't forget to sign up to receive the "posting" notices
from our website!
October
1 ECC Harvest Festival 11am to
3:30pm Enfield School
12 Town Board @ 6:30pm
19 Grange Meeting 7:00pm
November
9 Town Board @ 6:30pm
15 Red Cross Blood Drive 1:30-6:30
@EVFD
16 Grange Meeting 7:00pm
December
14 Town Board @ 6:30
21 Grange Meeting 7:00pm
Need a Space to Meet?
The Enfield Community Center is
available for Enfield community events
and activities, and has tables and chairs
available. To reserve space, or report a
problem with the facility, contact the Town
Clerk for the appropriate referral.
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