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Club returns to virtually weekly meetings

Meetings continue on ZOOM only

Due to the continued high number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 occurring daily in Clinton County, the weekly meetings of the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh will continue virtually on ZOOM versus in-person meetings. The Board of Directors review its decision on a monthly basis whether to continue broadcasting based on the COVID-19 situation locally and statewide. The link to the weekly meetings is https://zoom.us/j/216382592 or you can click on the meeting date in the Calendar below for more information. (Updated 12-07-21)

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Rotary Baking Class

HOLIDAY BAKING & COOKIE DECORATING

SAVE THE DATE: Thursday, Dec. 9, 7 - 9 p.m. ZOOM

Co-hosted by the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh and the Sunrise Rotary Club, Sue Leblanc-Durocher of the Sunrise Rotary Club will offer tips on holiday baking and cookie decorating. It will be a fun evening for families so include your children and grandchild.

Showcase your decorated cookies.
Cookie recipe exchange.
Win door prizes, including side wines, donated by Smithfield Wine & Liquor.

The Zoom link to join is:

Link - https://bit.ly/RotaryHolidayBakeShow
Zoom Meeting ID: 831 2149 1193
Passcode: 874114

Clare and Carl's Hot Dog Stand Adorns Rotary Tree Ornament

Posted on Nov 22, 2021

Rotary Club selling seventh tree ornament for holidays

A seventh limited edition tree ornament depicting another local landmark is now available from the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh. This year's three-inch ornament features on the front side a rendering of the iconic Clare and Carl's Texas Red Hots hot dog stand, which is located on Route 9 just south of the City of Plattsburgh. On the reverse side of the ornament is a description of the seasonal restaurant, which reads "Clare and Carl's Texas Red Hots has been serving original Michigans since the 1940s."

The porcelain ornament is delicately trimmed in 22-karat gold and fired at 1400 degree for durability. Cornelia Forrence, co-chair of the Rotary club's ornament committee, said the latest ornament continues the club’s emphasis on the rich history and beauty of the region.

Past Rotary Club Meetings - Previously Recorded

Posted on May 20, 2021

The Rotary Club of Plattsburgh has resumed virtual weekly meetings via ZOOM (effective Sept. 8, 2021). We hope to return to in-person weekly meetings at MHAB Life Skills Campus at 14 Dormitory Drive off Idaho Avenue on the former Plattsburgh Air Force Base soon.

35th Annual Rotary Fishing Classic -- Final Results

Roland Poulin of New Hampton, NH, took first place in the lake trout category with this 14 lb. 0.5 oz. catch. PLATTSBURGH, NY __ A New Hampshire angler and two Vermont men took top prizes in the 35th Annual Rotary Fishing Classic on Lake Champlain this past weekend (June 4 – 6), which is sponsored annually by the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh.

Roland Poulin of New Hampton, NH, took first place in the lake trout category with a 14 lb. 0.5 oz. catch. Chad Lambert of Burlington, VT, won the top spot in the salmon category while first place in the walleye category went to Jeffrey Coon of Swanton, VT. The team competition was won by Wasted Wages.

In the youth division, Aubrey Richards of Lake George NY, took first and second place in the lake trout category while Cole Lemieux of Fairfield, VT, won the top prize in the salmon category. There were no fish weighed by youth in the walleye category.

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