A Winter's Tale...
Motion in Poetry #1 - 5 poems about winter, written by Jon Trovato and read by Janet Miller Haines, music by Sergey Cheremisnov and aerial scenes after a snowstorm in Peter Bloch’s New London field. Our appreciation to Peter, for sharing this beautiful film!
SUNAPEE COFFEEHOUSE
THIS WEEK: DAVE CLARK & ROB OXFORD  
Singing two part harmonies with their own style and energy, from songs you will remember fondly, “Oxford & Clark” make an entertaining duo performing Americana music made famous by entertainers like: Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Roger Miller, The Kingston Trio, The Everly Brothers and many more.

Rob Oxford and Dave Clark have been performing in the tri-state area since they met in 2012 at a performance venue in Quechee, VT. With their upbeat unique on-stage personalities and tight harmonies they draw you into their performance for an experience you are sure to remember and enjoy.

Some places they have performed are: The NH Building at the Eastern States Expo, Quechee Balloon Festival, Glory Days of the Railroad, Bedford NH town concert series and many more.

Downstairs at the Sunapee Methodist Church, 9 Lower Main Street in Sunapee.  www.sunapeecoffeehouse.org .
NEXT WEEK: UNNAMED COLORS (SIERRA & ANDREW)
Sierra & Andrew are a musical duo from Plum Island, MA. The duo unites soulful vocals and dynamic guitar work for a wide-ranging repertoire of original and cover songs. Sierra & Andrew have been writing and performing together for 10 years, and they comprise half of the original rock band, Unnamed Colors.   
BECOME INVOLVED AND VOLUNTEER
"Now is the time for all good men (& women) to come to their aid of their country.”

Paraphrasing the ages old typing drill proposed by instructor Charles E. Weller and documented in his “Early History of the Typewriter” published in 1918. Whether your town adheres to a traditional Town Meeting or the newer SB2 voting protocol, now is indeed the time to become involved and volunteer to serve on one of the many town, school or library boards & committees. Every community depends on residents to help with governance by lending their time & expertise in service for the good of all. 

Call your Town Hall/ Clerk’s office or check the town website for board & committee openings find the one best suited to your interest & skills and submit an application to serve in that office.

To view openings go to: https://www.town.sunapee.nh.us/news
SCHOOL FORUM MEETINGS
Of Vital interest to all Sunapee voters:

Monday, January 27th from 5 ~ 6 pm. Sunapee School Board members of the Capital Improvement Committee (CIP) will be hosting a Q & A session regarding the current Sunapee School District projects at the Abbott Library.

All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
COFFEE WITH THE CHIEF
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 29th
The first Coffee with the Chief of the new year will be on
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
from 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
at the Safety Services Building. 

Join us for coffee and conversation!

David P. Cahill, Chief
Sunapee Police Department
603-763-5555
INDOOR ACTIVITIES
Not a skier or snowmobiler… and looking for interesting indoor activities? 

Check out your local library:
or the weekly happenings at COA: coachapincenter.org
COMING UP IN FEBRUARY
LET YOUR VOICE & CHOICE BE HEARD
ACROSS THE LAND! VOTE.
Monday, Feb. 3rd: 
Sunapee School Deliberative Session. Project Sunapee will be serving a delicious Lasagna Supper prior to the meeting.
Tuesday, Feb. 4th: 
Sunapee Town Deliberative Session.
Friday, Feb. 7:
Center for the Arts Lake Sunapee Region’s “First Friday Art Stroll”. 
Tuesday, Feb. 11: 
NH’s First in the Nation Primary Voting Day. 
HISTORY TRIVIA
On this day, January 22nd in 1929 .. Congress passed legislation making “Prohibition” the law of the land, declaring the United States a “dry country”! On December 5, 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced the 21st Amendment was ratified, ending Prohibition. 

1930 .. Groundbreaking for the Empire State Building. Construction on the tallest building in the world was completed in a record 410 days! 

1938: “Our Town”, Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer prize play about small town life in Grover’s Corner NH premiered on stage.

1968: The Apollo Lunar Module was launched to the moon! 

Any guesses on how January 22, 2020 will be remembered in history?

Wednesday’s email “ SUNAPEE HAPPENINGS ”
highlights a selection of events in our community each week.  

For complete details on everything happening around the
Lake Sunapee area, check out the
Project Sunapee Community Calendar at:

 You too, may submit all nonprofit and civic events
to that same calendar for posting.