The annual District 7410/Honesdale High School Essay Contest is now underway! All Honesdale High School Juniors & Seniors are urged to participate in this contest with a top prize of $1,000. The theme this year is “Create Hope in the World: How can Communities, Schools,Families and Friends support Mental Health with caring, giving and compassion?” The deadline for entries is Februay 2, 2024.
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District 7410/Honesdale High School Essay Contest 2024
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Posted by Lisa Champeau on Sep 29, 2014
(Honesdale, September 27, 2012)…The Honesdale Rotary wants you to help them savor the world, according to Andy Chapman, vice president and chair of the club’s International Flavors dinner this year. The event, a feast of round-the-world dishes prepared by area restaurants and Rotarians, will take place Saturday, November 1st, at Honesdale High School, from 5:30pm – 7:30pm.
“Our International Flavors buffet is a great opportunity for individuals and families to taste different cuisines at a reasonable price,” says Chapman, “and it’s a perfect way for our club to share our story. We are part of a huge service organization that counts more than a million members worldwide. We’re in Honesdale, but we’re linked to fellow Rotarians in China, Japan, France, Australia—the world.”
Monies raised will support Rotary projects locally and globally. Last year, the club helped the Honesdale Little Baseball Association build two new batting cages and the Emergency Food Pantry apply for a non-profit tax status. Internationally, the club helped buy shelter boxes for victims of natural disasters, as well as continued to contribute to Rotary International’s efforts to eradicate polio worldwide. Since 1988, the incidence of polio globally has decreased 99%!
Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for children. They are available at Stephens Pharmacy, 1101 Main Street, Honesdale or by calling 570-253-8631. Corporate sponsorships are also available for $300, $150 and $50. For more information, visit Honesdale Rotary on Facebook or call (570) 253-8631. Visitors are welcome to all meetings, which take place Tuesdays at 12 noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale.
Group Photo: Come share a meal with us! Honesdale Rotary and Honesdale High School Interact club members pose for a picture minutes before opening the doors to last year’s International Flavors buffet. This year’s event is Saturday, November 1st at 5:30pm at Honesdale High School.
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Savor the World at Our Int'l Flavors Dinner 2014
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Lisa Champeau
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2014-09-30 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Brian Fulp on Oct 08, 2013
(Honesdale, September 27, 2012)… “Put it on your calendar, it’s a feast for the fabulous foodie in you!” says Honesdale Rotary Second Vice President Andy Chapman. Chapman is co-chair of the International Flavors Dinner committee, which just announced the date for this year’s event: Saturday, November 2nd, 2013, from 5:30pm – 7:30pm at Honesdale High School.
“Everyone is invited to enjoy a gourmet spread of local and international dishes prepared by area restaurants and Rotarians and their families,” explains Jordan Ubertini, club vice president and Andy’s co-chair. “Proceeds benefit Honesdale Rotary charities, including one of Rotary’s most life-changing programs, the International Student Exchange program.”
Honesdale Rotary has co-hosted high school students from France, Columbia, Mexico and many other countries. The club has also helped send many Honesdale High School students abroad—to Australia, Japan and Thailand in recent years.
Restaurants which participate traditionally have included such eateries as Settlers, Hotel Wayne, Tick Tocks, Trackside, Cordaro’s, Woodloch and more.
The dinner is served buffet style, with one seating. Tickets are available at Stephens Pharmacy, 1101 Main Street, Honesdale or by calling 570-253-8631. Corporate sponsorships for $300 include four tickets and signage at the event.
Rotary International is a service club of more than 1.2 million members in 34,000 clubs worldwide. Committed to “service above self,” Rotarians engage in humanitarian, educational and vocational projects around the world. Global projects include a polio eradication program, which is very close to accomplishing just that this year! Local projects include helping Friendship House, VIP and other groups, as well as the formation of a junior Rotary club at Honesdale High School called Interact.
For more information, visit Honesdale Rotary on the web. Visitors are welcome to all meetings, which take place Tuesdays at 12 noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale.
Photo: Honesdale Rotary members posed for photo just before last year’s successful International Flavors buffet dinner. This year’s dinner is November 2nd, 5:30pm at Honesdale High School. All are invited!
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Honesdale Rotary's International Dinner November 2, 2013
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Brian Fulp
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2013-10-09 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Brian Fulp on Oct 08, 2013
(Honesdale, September 22, 2013)… A well-known community advocate, Richelle Stephens, MSN, RN of Honesdale, recently joined the Honesdale Rotary. Richelle, who has been active in many other groups, most notably Habitat for Humanity, was “looking for something new but also something of service to my community.”
The registered nurse and mother of two boys currently works at Mountain Laurel Surgery Center and as a clinical instructor at the University of Scranton.
Her husband’s family owns Stephens Pharmacy and Northeast Medical Equipment, where Richelle also occasionally lends her expertise.
“We are more than happy to have Richelle be a part of our group,” said Rotary President Ken Doolittle. “Her ready smile and willingness to jump in are exemplary. She’s already on several committees!” Honesdale Rotary is a service club with close to 40 active members. Part of Rotary International, which counts more than one million members worldwide, Honesdale Rotary engages in both local and global community projects.
This November 2nd, join Honesdale Rotary at its International Flavors dinner at Honesdale High School at 5:30 pm. Enjoy international dishes cooked up by local restaurants and Rotarians and their families and help fund many Rotary projects, including its International Student Exchange program. Honesdale Rotary welcomes new members. Join the club for lunch Tuesdays at 12 noon at Cordaro’s, Grandview Avenue, Honesdale.
Photo: Richelle Stephens, center, receives her new-member pin from Honesdale Rotary Secretary Kay Reynolds and President Ken Doolittle.
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Richelle Stephens Joins Honesdale Rotary
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Brian Fulp
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2013-10-09 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Brian Fulp on Oct 08, 2013
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(Honesdale, July 2, 2013)… Ken Doolittle, executive vice president at Wayne Bank in Honesdale, was installed as President of Honesdale Rotary on Tuesday, June 23 during a dinner ceremony at Woodloch Springs, Hawley. “It’s an honor to lead a group of people who are really concerned about their local community,” said Ken, “and, on a larger scale, the world community.”
Stepping in as Vice President/President-elect for anext year is Jordan Ubertini, a financial advisor with Merrill-Lynch. Ubertini, who is also active with the Honesdale Jaycees, says he’s looking forward to working with Ken and the other officers: Kay Reynolds, secretary; Larry Caruth, treasurer; Andy Chapman, second vice president and Margaret Allen, sergeant-at-arms. Caruth and Reynolds retained their posts from last year.
The installation ceremony was officiated by two New Foundland Rotarians, Past District Governor Kerry Nix and Assistant District Governor Bob Chavey. It was emceed by Honesdale Rotarian Jim Mould.
“We’re a fun group with a serious mission,” Ken continued. “The Rotary is a worldwide organization of business and professional leaders who provide humanitarian service and help build goodwill and peace in the world and at home.” The Honesdale Rotary has contributed to both local and international projects, including building a well in Cameroon, Africa, and helping Friendship House in Honesdale with regular donations. The club holds fundraisers such as the International Dinner each fall as well as participates in Rotary-sponsored blood drives, wellness initiatives and roadside cleanups. The junior Rotary club, Interact, at Honesdale High School also has a “Little Buddy” mentoring program for at-risk elementary students.
“We’re really pretty busy,” said Ken, “and we welcome new members.” Doolittle succeeds Sylvia Kingston, Human Resources Business Partner at Highlights for Children. The club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s in Honesdale. It is open to all. Photo: Margaret Allen; Larry Caruth; Kay Reynolds; Ken Doolittle (holding the President’s gavel); Andy Chapman and Jordan Ubertini.
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Changing of the Guard at Honesdale Rotary
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Brian Fulp
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2013-10-09 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Brian Fulp on Oct 06, 2013
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, N.Y. area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club counts 37 members — 34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on Nov. 2 at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives — including their own — through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world. The local club meets every Tuesday at noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
(Honesdale, September 10, 2013) … Honesdale Rotary officially inducted Major Ray Bartholomew and Dolores Leopardi into its club this past summer. Leopardi, who works at Koberlein Environmental Services in Honesdale, said she joined the Rotary “to make a difference in my community, I really wanted to help out and now was a good time in my life to do that.” Leopardi, who hails originally from Long Island, has lived in Honesdale since 1995. She’s already volunteered to help out at many Rotary-sponsored events.
Bartholomew, who is originally from the Albany, New York area, has been with the Salvation Army for almost four decades. He noted that he’s been in other Rotary clubs in Pennsylvania during his long career and is pleased to join what he calls “a very active club” in Honesdale.
The club today counts 37 members—34 active and three honorary. “Our next project will be the International Dinner,” said club President Ken Doolittle, “on November 2nd at Honesdale High School. The funds help many programs, but most importantly the Rotary’s International Student Exchange program. We anticipate our new members will be there and we hope many others will join us.”
Honesdale Rotary, part of Rotary International, offers its members opportunities to change lives—including their own— through educational, health and civic projects in their local areas and around the world.
The local club meets every Tuesday at 12noon at Cordaro’s Restaurant in Honesdale. All are welcome.
Photo: Ray Bartholomew, Dolores Leopardi and club President Ken Doolittle.
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New Members Join Honesdale Rotary
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Brian Fulp
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2013-10-07 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Lisa Champeau on Apr 08, 2013
Honesdale Rotary donated a life-saving piece of medical equipment, an automated external defibrillator (AED), to Honesdale Friends of Soccer to be used at area soccer games for all ages. Friends President Chris Bresset said the portable electronic device has pads for both pediatric and adult use and comes with easy-to-use audio and visual commands. Approximately 1,100 players and parents are involved in Honesdale soccer, he noted, “and we hope we never have to use the AED, but we are very grateful to the Rotary for helping us be prepared—just in case.” Bresset said the Honesdale team had a “close call” with a player last year and an EMS crew was called to the scene. The AED, which automatically diagnoses cardiac arrhythmias and helps the heart re-establish an effective rhythm, will be kept at the Honesdale soccer field near the high school. Photo, left to right: Friends of Soccer member Sherry Grandinetti; Secretary Debbie Adams; President Chris Bresset; Honesdale Rotary member Laurie Harrington; Rotary President Sylvia Kingston; Friends’ Carrie Demers; Friends’ Kipp Welsh. Missing: Friends Vice President Lisa Stengel and Friends Treasurer Forrest Goodenough.
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Honesdale Rotary Donates AED to Friends of Soccer
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Lisa Champeau
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2013-04-09 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Lisa Champeau on Nov 26, 2012
Two weeks and 185 pieces of winter wear! Way to go Honesdale Rotary, donors and local businesses who helped the Rotary's Winter Woolies Coat Drive 2012!
The bins were packed to their edges with jackets, coats and vests which were all taken out, sorted and sent to several different charities. Altogether, Honesdale Rotary’s “Winter Woolies” coat drive from October 29th to November 10th was a hit. “We sincerely thank the people who donated and the businesses that allowed us to put bins and boxes in their lobbies,” said Sylvia Kingston, president Honesdale Rotary. “T’is the season of giving, and so many people gave!”
The drive could not have come at a better time-- just before the first significant snowfall and just after Hurricane Sandy. Click on headline to read more...
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Winter Woolies Coat Drive - Good Timing!
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Lisa Champeau
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2012-11-27 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Lisa Champeau on Oct 27, 2012
 Good citizens at work! Rotary roadside cleanup! With the help of Honesdale High High School's Interact club (junior Rotary), Honesdale Rotary members cleaned up the banks of Route 191 south of Honesdale on Saturday, October 27th. Bags upon bags were collected, but no word yet on whether the tonnage beat last spring's cleanup. The Rotary tidies up the same stretch of turf every spring and fall. If you see them next time, give a wave! Rotary meets every Tuesday at 12 noon at Cordaro's in Honesdale. All are invited. And don't forget THE ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DINNER, Saturday, November 3rd, 5:30pm-7:30pm at Honesdale High School. 
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Honesdale Rotary Cleans up Rte 191!
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Lisa Champeau
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2012-10-28 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Lisa Champeau on Oct 07, 2012
NEW VENUE! Everyone is invited to enjoy the Honesdale Rotary’s annual International Flavors, a gourmet feast of local and international dishes prepared by area restaurants and Rotarians. This year, the event takes place at Honesdale High School on Saturday, November 3rd, from 5:30pm – 7:30pm. The Local Boys will provide entertainment. Proceeds benefit Honesdale Rotary charities, including one of Rotary’s most life-changing programs: the international student exchange program. Read more by clicking above headline.
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International Flavors Dinner Saturday Nov. 3rd - Join us!
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Lisa Champeau
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2012-10-08 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Lisa Champeau on Mar 04, 2012
 AWESOME! That was the word heard most often on the night of March 2 at Stourbridge Primary School, where some 150 youngsters, grades K through 5th, enjoyed a circus night put on by Honesdale High School's Interact club. The Interact members, about 30 on site, plus adult Rotary volunteers and parents, dressed in circus costumes-- clowns, trapeze artists, ringleaders, lions, bears, big dogs-- and manned close to 20 stations, such as bouncy houses, face painting, cupcake decorating, "Knockout," circus yoga, stacker tables, sno-cone and cotton candy stations, "parachutes" and more. Parents dropped off their youngsters at 6pm and picked them up at 9pm. Co-organizer Kay Reynolds, Honesdale Rotary secretary and Interact advisor, said the "preliminary tally is about $2,000, but we have a few outstanding donations and costs." Monies raised go towards the club's "Little Buddy" program (mentoring younger students) and End Polio Now, a Rotary International project to eradicate polio from the globe, among other projects. To see more photos, especially from the dress-up and take-home a print station, visit Honesdale Rotary on Facebook.
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Circus Night- HHS Rotary Interact Club Entertains 150 Youngsters
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Lisa Champeau
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2012-03-05 00:00:00Z |
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Posted by Lisa Champeau on Jan 14, 2012
(Honesdale, January 3, 2012)…Ho ho ho—the new year is starting off a bit brighter for Friendship House in Honesdale. Members of the Honesdale Rotary dropped off a $500 check plus close to a dozen boxes of non-perishable foods such as boxes of cereal and the ever-popular “mac’n’ cheese,” toys and magazines from Highlights. Friendship House, a non-profit statewide organization, provides an all-day program for at-risk children ages two-and-a-half to school-age. Services include breakfast, lunch, snacks and educational, solution-based interventions, individual/group therapy and recreational play.
The Honesdale group serves about 30 children on a daily basis. “We need so much, and the Honesdale Rotary saw that and responded,” said Lori Burian, “we can’t thank them enough. It is encouraging to know that members of our community recognize and support our efforts.” The Honesdale Rotary club presented another $500 check in June to help fund breakfast at the Early Childhood Program on Delaware Street. Pictured left to right: Rotarians Al Kobe and Maureen Beilman; Lori Burian, Friendship House; Rotarians Kay Reynolds and Sylvia Kingston. The Honesdale Rotary welcomes new members. The club meets at Cordaro’s Restaurant, Honesdale, every Tuesday at 12noon.
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Honesdale Rotary Helps Friendship House
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Lisa Champeau
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2012-01-15 00:00:00Z |
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