Boy Scout Activities for boys 11-17 years of age. Cub Scouts activities for boys 7-10 years of age.

Provides Vermont and New Hampshire estate planning & settlement. Fax: (603) 643-8686

This is a free service for residents of Grafton County who are living alone, homebound or at risk for falls or accidents. Sponsored by the Grafton County Senior Citizens Council.

Trained volunteers are on-call 24/7 with mutual aid from Hanover and other communities.

A small handyman business that does all sorts of projects including: painting, pressure washing, window cleaning, lawn maintenance, and many other things.

Meetings are at 10:30 AM in the Library on the 2nd Monday of each month from September through June.

Glowen Day Spa’s theme is, “Glowing from the Inside Out”. I truly believe that when you feel happy, joyful, peaceful, and calm on the inside you glow on the outside. My vision, when thinking of how I wanted to help others, was to share something for everyone from all different walks of life. I want those who have never had a facial or a manicure feel comfortable coming in for the first time.

In addition, the clinic can help patients find other assistance they need, including housing, job placement, clothing and transportation.

In collaboration with the Red Logan Dental Clinic.

Exercise classes include: strength, balance, stretching, cardio vascular, Zumba Gold and chair exercises

Activities include: ceramics, book group, bridge, knitting

For the monthly calendar and newsletter, visit the center's website.

I am a holistic nutritionist that specializes in plant based eating and helping people work towards their health and nutrition goals with support, nutritional information, and recipes.

maple syrup and fresh blueberries

Inspired by the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, we honor our more than two hundred year history, as we embrace and encourage new ways of worship, fellowship and service.

To subscribe to the Lyme Gardener listserv: lyme-gardeners-subscribe@lists.vitalcommunities.org.

The historians are a resource for people seeking to understand the history of their house, their road, a cherished cellar hole they pass. In addition, the historians respond to questions about genealogy and family history. Many old families from town donate household goods that share their local history.

Handy man available for small or not so small jobs.

Outdoors or indoors.
Lawn/brush clearing
painting
light carpentry work
Dog walking

Classes cover a broad range of topics from Shakespeare, Pete
Seeger and Sinatra to the World Wars, the Middle East and American politics and presidents to
art, classical music, forensic anthropology, fly fishing, birding and kayaking. In recent years,
participants have had backstage access to the production of local theater; focused on the best
films of leading directors and actors; learned the best tips and techniques for solving crossword
puzzles, painting watercolors and selling on eBay; traveled to Botswana, the Basque Country,
and Cuba, and learned to write memoirs and screenplays. Membership required plus a fee for
each course.

Assistance can include general welfare assistance through state and federal programs, in addition to providing referrals to local programs that help with utility bills and fuel costs.

A committee representing the town's churches, school, and other support services reviews requests to provide short-term emergency funds for individuals and families. All requests are confidential.

Works within about 200 yards of the home. Monthly fee with free installation.

Combining acupressure, craniosacral therapy and other subtle modalities with massage to relieve physical and emotional distress. “A clear state of balance provides the foundation for health and happiness, and brings a person closer to his or her true nature."