Mud Truck Racing Returns to Concord VT
Backyard Adventures presents 4x4 Mud Truck Mania. Two days of of Mud Eating Trucks at 759 Mitchell Rd in Concord Vermont.
Saturday, May 23rd: qualifying heat at 12pm 'till done with a live band starting at 8:00PM (admission $5.00)
Sunday May 24th, final heat at 11:00AM 'till done
Entry Fee/Pit Pass $20.00 a day, $30.00 for the weekend
Spectator Fees $10.00 per day
Senior Citizens and Children under 5 free
Free overnight Camping (no hook up's)
Children under 18 must be supervised at all times, no pets please! Rules for the event will be posted at the site, enter at your own risk.
For more information call Aleta (802) 695-3329
or Pete (802) 279-3137
View Mitchell Rd Concord VT in a larger map
Calvin Noble Is Home!
For more information on Calvin's condition and all the updates, visit the
Top of the World ATV Club Home Page and Forum
Lunenburg Steeple Project
A great deal of progress has been made on the first stage of the steeple restoration project. The Top of the Common Committee is grateful to our volunteers - Larry Amadon, Tim Betts, Henry Lingley, Gary Fournier and Larry Weidemier - as well as to those "encouragers" who have stopped by to visit them. Through October 31st, our volunteers have logged 358 1/4 hours!
For a complete update on the steeple project, visit the
Lunenburg Top of the Common Web Site.
Thanks from Vivian Hovey
The Relay For Life in St Johnsbury was again an inspiring event. So great to see all the survivors, caregivers and those remembered for their fight against cancer. It is a time of hope and sharing like no other. I also attended the Relay For Life in Littleton, NH this year and my daughter, Christine lit the torch along with an 8 year boy named Luke, both cancer survivors. A special thank you to all who contributed to the American Cancer Society ($405.00 was my total).
Wish you all health, happiness and peace.
Vivian Hovey
Visit the American cancer Society's Relay for Life website.
Thank you.
Related Sites:
Moose River Rock Dodgers Snowmobile Club Website
Visit the VAST
(Vermont Association of Snow Travelers)
website for trail conditions
Non-Profits - clubs
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