Cambridge Area Rotary

10/26/2026

Cambridge VT Community Center Backcountry Magazine Cambridge Elementary School

10/22/2026

AE Tuck spearheaded a Rotary grant that benefits foodshelves in and ! Items include a refrigerator, shelving, and collapsible bags (folks borrow them to bring their food home and then return them). Rotary International

10/22/2026

Well said Smugglers' Notch Resort !

Ski and snowboard movie season is upon us!

While we might not be able to ski and ride just yet, we are able to get STOKED about skiing and riding (very soon). The best way to do this is to attend the Backcountry Magazine Barn Bash at the Cambridge VT Community Center on Friday November 6th!

If you’ve never been to the Barn Bash, there’s a lot of awesomeness beyond the movies:

Live music
A huge raffle (tons of ski and snowboard gear and a BrewFest Weekend Smuggs getaway)
Dinner and a drink included with your ticket
A food drive for the Cambridge Food Shelf (every item you bring earns you a raffle ticket!)
AND All proceeds benefit the Cambridge Area Rotary Winter Wellness Days program which gives local kids the chance to ski and ride for free, regardless of income

For more info head to the link below. Hope to see you there!

https://www.smuggs.com/event/backcountry-barn-bash/

10/17/2026

Come on down today from 9am to 2pm to the Cambridge VT Community Center and grab some great winter gear! Lots of inventory, 6 ski shops with inventory, junior ski lease vouchers available. Select items are 20% off from noon to 2pm.

07/05/2026

Our community is grieving the loss of young souls that drowned last week. Please consider helping the family lay them to rest by donating and or sharing this important fundraiser.

My name is Hesi Correa, I am a very close family friend of Maria, Luis,… Hesi Correa needs your support for Honoring the wishes of Yazmin and Sandro’s family.

07/04/2026

05/28/2026

And now... meet our second July 4th Grand Marshal:
MARY ANDERSON - Cambridge Elementary School Principal for 25 years!

Mary is a seventh generation Vermonter hailing from Addison County where her ancestors helped to settle the towns of Waltham, Weybridge, and New Haven. She descends from a long line of educators and farmers. Her education includes a Bachelor's Degree in Education from Johnson State College and a Master's Degree in Education from Trinity College of Vermont. Her career in education began 33 years ago at the Jay/Westfield Elementary School where she taught Kindergarten, Reading Recovery, and sixth grade. She is extremely proud to have served as Principal of the Cambridge Elementary School for these past 25 years. She was named 2024-2025 Vermont Elementary Principal of the Year.

“I cannot think of a more rewarding career - one where you are given the opportunity to work alongside a passionate and devoted community who each and every day work tirelessly to prepare our students for the future and change people's lives for the better. Day and night, 365 days a year, members of the CES community, along with our constituents, remain close to my heart.”
- Mary Anderson, Spring 2026