>

Selectboard Meetings
& Town Meetings

P.O. Box 238
Rochester, VT 05767
Phone: 802-767-3631

Town Clerk/Treasurer/
Tax Collector:

Julie Smith
townclerk@
rochestervermont.org

Assistant Clerk/Treasurer
Kristen LaPell
assistanttownclerk@
rochestervermont.org

Delinquent Tax Collector:
Rebecca Klein

Highway/Road Dept:
John Champion, Road Foreman
Dana Spalding
Teddy Smith
802-767-4732

rhs_stamp_0

RFM&E-Logo

All homepage rotating photos:
© 2022 Jeffrey Mather
© 2022 Jerry LeBlond
Photos used on this website are not public domain and need permission for use.

Upcoming Events

July 4
Rochester Town Parade on Main St.: 11 am, food, floats, & after-parade festivities. Contact Martha Slater at 802-767-3025 or lavendarmfs@myfairpoint.net if you’d like to participate.

Pierce Hall Independence Day Dash
Pierce Hall Celebrates its 100th Year! 5-Kilometer (3.1 Mile) Run/Walk Race before the Parade. Registration 8:00 AM at Rochester School. Adults Run/Walk 8:30 AM. Children’s (15 and under) One Mile 9:00 AM


 Rochester Public Library
Writer’s Workshop: 1st Sat. of each month, 1pm, with Amy Braun

Historical Book Club
Meetings are held the third Thursday of each month at 10:30. Pick up a copy of the current title and join us!
If you need an evening book club, we will repeat the title for an evening session if there is enough interest.

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
is a free ongoing library based program promoting parents reading to babies, toddlers, and preschool children.

Summer Reading for children, teens, and adults during regular library hours.  Tuesday & Thursday 12:30-7, Saturday 9-1. Summer programs and speakers are yet to be determined.

Rochester Farmer’s Market:
Friday afternoons, 3-6pm. June 8 thru October 5

The Rochester’s Farmer’s Market & Exchange is gearing up for the 2018 summer season beginning Friday, June 8 and running thru October5, from 3 in the afternoon until 6.  Rain or shine its a great way to start the weekend!”

This year Rochester’s Market & Exchange will feature local farm produce, products and meat, baked goods, crafts, art and more. “We’re looking for several diverse prepared food vendors so you’ll be able to have a quick bite while shopping or pick up dinner on your way home.” according to the markets planning board. There are spaces available both by the day and the season at very reasonable prices.

Harvest Fair
Second Saturday in September, 10 am to 4 pm. Sponsored by the White River Valley Players. Live entertainment all day, food, crafts, games, flower show, and more! For more information: Martha Slater at 802-767-3025 or lavendarmfs@myfairpoint.net