Sandwich News Column

By Stephanie Goddard​

Spring-like temperatures and gentle rains are quickly melting the snow from the fields and forests. Mud abounds. Robins are returning, bringing their cheery song to the morning. And Sandwich’s Maple producers are busy collecting, evaporating and bottling the liquid gold.


Here’s a few of the fun and interesting events coming up in the next couple weeks in and around Sandwich: (you can read more about them below!)


March 20 – Garden Talk at library
March 20 – Trivia Night at Foothills
March 21 – Steve Allain at Corner House
March 22 – Spring Equinox Celebration at library
March 23 – Shakespeare Auditions
March 24 – Books Sandwiched In
March 24 – Farm to Bowl Soup Fund raiser
March 27 – Historical Picture Night
March 28 – Starlight Honeys at Corner House


Town Election and Meeting Results


At the Sandwich Town election on March 11th, a total of 499 ballots were cast. 465 were on the day of, and 34 were by absentee. The following were voted into their respective offices: Joanne D. Haight for a 3 year term, Selectman; Alison J. Gage, 3 year term, Town Clerk/Tax Collector; Kay MacDonald, Trustee of Trust Funds, 3 year term; Jim Hambrook, 3 year term Sewer Commissioner; Benjamin Fullerton, 3 year term Cemetery Trustee, and two Library Trustees: Katy Hax Holmes, and Eve Porter-Zuckerman.
Article 2, amendments to the Zoning Ordinance: 1. Amend map to update lot numbers/street names to identify boundaries of Commercial District, passed; 2. To use National Wetlands Inventory Map to identify designated wetlands, passed. 3. Moving the Saving Clause to the end of the Ordinance, passed. 4. Solar amendment opening up more areas for solar production – passed 344 yes to 140 no.
Article 3, petitioned solar zoning amendment to protect the scenic beauty, small town character and historical landscape, did not pass  - 142 yes to 344 no.
Town Meeting Results: all warrant articles passed.


Samuel H. Wentworth Library


Thursday After School drop-in for youth and families: March is ‘Youth Art Month!’ Each Thursday this month at After School drop in, kids will have an opportunity to complete a different art project. Registration appreciated but not required – just drop in and join Ms. Kourtney for some creative fun. Snacks too!
March 22, 10:30, Samuel Wentworth Library hosts a special Spring Equinox Celebration. We will gather as a community to celebrate the arrival of spring with a collaborative hanging art creations, bonfire, snacks, and songs by ‘Local’s Vocals.” Bring something special to create a spring-found art collection: A ribbon, a feather, stick, rock, acorn, button, piece of fabric, anything that can be tied with a string and hung from a branch. Samuel H. Wentworth Library is located at 35 Main Street, PO Box 146 Center Sandwich, NH 03227 phone: (603) 284-6665; email: [email protected]. Hours: Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 12:00 – 5:30, Thursday and Friday, 10:00 – 5:00, and Saturday 10:00 – 12:30.


Garden Talk with John Moulton


Spring is almost here.  It's high time for gardeners out there to get busy.  Please come to our gardening event, Thursday, March 20, at 6 PM at the Samuel H. Wentworth Library Meeting Room.  John Moulton of Moulton Farms is going to talk about how to make home gardens more climate resilient.  It is now possible to grow vegetables that didn't thrive in NH, like sweet potatoes. We have a greater selection of tomato, peppers, eggplants, etc than we did in the past.  Fall plantings can be much more exciting as later frost dates become common.  And, as always, we will talk about soil. Brought to you by the Friends of the Library.


HealthCare Nepal Presentation


On Tuesday, April 1, Jack Starmer will bring an update on the work in Nepal. The Friends of the Library would like to invite you to come hear Jack’s presentation at the Benz Center, 18 Heard Road, at 6 PM.
Everest Basecamp is where the seeds were planted for 27 years of work in healthcare and education in Nepal, the poorest country in South Asia where 25% of the population lives below the poverty line. Writes Jack Starmer, “I’m honored to have been invited by the Friends of the Library to present a follow-up to my talk 2 years ago, this time focusing on what led to our work there, with an update on our current activities. Slides, video, and your questions.”
Jack's first presentation about this wonderful project in 2021 was one of first post-COVID events.  It's high time for an update.


Books-Sandwiched-In


Attention all readers! Here's the lineup of books for your winter reading. Thank you, book reviewers!
The Books Sandwiched In committee hopes you'll enjoy these books, and can join the discussions Mondays at noon in the library Community Room.
~March 24 The best-selling novel JAMES, by Percival Everett, will be the focus of Books Sandwiched In on March 24th. The narrative is both harrowing and ferociously funny. James, the narrator of this brilliant novel, may seem familiar to those who know Twain’s Huckleberry Finn. But this new James is a fully-imagined, majestic human being. Will Speers will review the book and lead the discussion. Please join us for this last book review of the season.
Books Sandwiched In is supported by The Friends of the S.H.Wentworth Library. The program meets Mondays at noon in the library Community Room and on Zoom.


A Look Back


Sandwich Historical Society Director Jim Mykland has pulled together some interesting entries from the Sandwich Reporter (1883-1944). You can read more at https://www.sandwichhistorical.org/miscellany-and-mystery.html. Grab your favorite Irish beverage, settle down in your favorite reading spot, and enjoy!
March 30, 1939:  
~Whiteface - We still have plenty of snow in the woods and fields. Roads are bare in most places. Sunday the snow seemed to settle and the walls are showing.
 ~Crows and blue jays are calling, birds are singing their spring songs. We keep a bird feed box the years ‘round and grain on the ground and have different birds come to it. Blue jays 17 counted at one time on the box and ground; jennie wrens, nuthatches woodpeckers, crows, chickadees, sap suckers and several others. A hen hawk came and got grain. A large crane flew over the house. We still have one red squirrel that comes just before a storm. Some of the chickadees will eat out of our hands.
~Several have started tapping their orchards. There doesn’t appear to be any frost in the ground. Nice warm spring-time weather.
~Quimby School Notes - On Thursday evening, the boys’ and girls’ basketball teams motored to Ossipee to play the Ossipee high school teams. The boys and girls put up a great fight but lost. The girls’ score was 33-9 while the boys’ score was 46-9. However Quimby School maintained its good sportsmanship and improved its playing both of which satisfied the school.
Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods


Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods is located at 740 Mt Israel Road in picturesque Sandwich, New Hampshire. There is plenty of free parking and room to prepare yourself for a lovely day on the trails.
CSVW is sending some warm thoughts your way as we announce the date for our 2025 Annual Bird Walk! We hope you will put this fun event on your calendar for spring. Saturday • May, 17 2025 at 7:30 am at the Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods, 740 Mt Israel Road, Center Sandwich, NH 03227.
LED BY: Wildlife Biologist, Christine Costello
To check the website for trail conditions and other news Check the CSVW Website Trails page https://www.chapmansanctuaryvisnywoods.com/


Picture Night at the Benz


Picture Night is back! Thursday, March 27th, 7:00 pm at the Benz Center. It’s time to break those late winter blues and celebrate spring with Historical Society Director, Jim Mykland, as he guides you on another trip through the photograph collection of the Sandwich Historical Society. 
The SHS has a specially-curated selection of landscapes, people and buildings now long gone. Acknowledging and seeing the past helps us understand the present and think about the future of our little town.  History isn’t just yesterday, but it’s also today and gives us insight into what may be down the road tomorrow. 
Help us in our mission to preserve and educate about Sandwich history. We promise, not an academic slog, but a fun evening with your neighbors learning about and seeing Sandwich past.  This program is free.  This is an in-person event.  We hope you will join us!  
https://www.sandwichhistorical.org/calendar-of-events.html
Questions? Email [email protected]


Corner House Restaurant


Winter Hours:
Tuesday through Thursday, 4 – 9
Friday 4 – 10
Saturday and Sunday 12 – 10
Friday evenings from 6 till 9, the Corner House hosts fantastic local musicians in the pub:
Friday, March 21 – Steve Allain
Friday, March 28 – The Starlight Honeys
22 Main Street, Sandwich, NH 03227, email: [email protected]
(603) 284-6219


Foothills Café and Curio


New Mud Season Hours:
Sunday 10 am-8 pm
Monday 8 am-8 pm
(Closed Tuesday and Wednesday)
Thursday 8 am -9 pm
Friday 8 am-9 pm
Saturday 8 am -9 pm
March 20 is Trivia night! 6 pm. Be there!
The foothills will be taking their ‘mud season break’ from March 25 through April 17th.
Email [email protected].
The Foothills Café and Curio is located at 25 Main Street, Sandwich. 603-707-2424.


Banjo Gathering


From Christina Woodman: “Yes we're still gathering at the Sandwich Town Hall every other Thursday to play our banjos on our knees. 6:30 to 8pm; Simple, easy, no pressure..... not a lesson, just a get together to learn from each other and try some cool stuff.” Contact [email protected] for more information.


Town Hall Piano Update


From Christine Woodman: The Sandwich Jam members want to announce that the town hall piano has been tuned up! Many thanks to everyone who helped; we appreciate the donations.
To those who use the town hall: please leave the piano in its place, when possible. Moving the instrument may affect the tuning. We know that the piano will require another tuning in July or August....but let's try to leave her in place, whenever possible, please. 
Along those lines....we are having another family contradance May 3!! Stay tuned for more details. And yes, folks may come and just watch and listen. Children;s dances will also be taught so bring the young 'uns.


Music Jam


Hello, beginner to intermediate musicians. This is a reminder that we gather every Wednesday from 6:30 to 8pm at the Sandwich town hall for a free, fun-filled music jam. We play traditional, Celtic, oldtime, folk, and Americana tunes at a slow to moderate tempo. Bring your hobby out and start playing with others! It’s fun and inclusive. Right now, we have fiddles, penny whistle, flute, guitars, mandolin, acoustic bass, piano, concertina, and an autoharp!! Sheet music available. Plenty of parking, and an elevator lift if needed. Listeners are always welcome, never an obligation to attend. It’s free! For more information, contact Christine Woodman at [email protected]


Friends and Fiber


If music isn’t your thing, maybe yarn is! Every Wednesday evening, 6:00 – 8:30 pm, Library Community Room: Friends and Fiber Group: All abilities and ages of fiber enthusiasts (and those wanting to learn or just visit) are welcome to attend. Come with your knitting, crocheting, spinning, felting, rug hooking, embroidery, sewing or other fiber arts-related or hand-held project to work on. There is no charge and the group is casual and welcoming. While there is no formal instruction, if you have a question about your project, there is usually someone in attendance who can provide assistance. Experience is that the group is likely to gather on the off weeks as well as everyone enjoys the company and sharing of ideas. Should you wish more information or if you have questions, please contact [email protected]. 


Shakespeare Auditions


Advice to the Players, Sandwich’s Shakespeare company, is holding auditions March 23rd. You can sign up online at tinyurl.com/attp2025audition. Advice to the Players is seeking actors of all ages and experience levels to join them for The Merry Wives of Windsor (July/Aug) and other Shakesperean shenanigans. Ensemble-style auditions – no need to prepare a monologue. Ust come ready to move and play. March 23, 2 – 4 pm, at the Sandwich Town Hall.


Shakesperience Summer Camp


Don’t miss registration for this year’s Shakesperience Summer Camp! Weekdays, July 14-25, with a final performance on July 25th at 10 am. Advice to the Players’ summer camp returns for an exciting journey into Shakespeare’s language, characters and plays. The two-week camp is an outdoor theater experience that immerses youth (ages 5-17) in the art and craft of acting, as well as the terms and techniques of Shakespeare. Led by a team of incredible teaching artists, they’ll explore theatre games, clown skills, text analysis, and movement and dance – culminating in a rousing performance adapter by the teaching artists in collaboration with each and every camper. Sign up at advicetotheplayers.org.  If you have any questions feel free to email: [email protected].


2 Basket Street Yoga


Led by Molly Powers Simmons, and located at 2 Basket Street, Center Sandwich.
Contact Molly at 617-461-9512, or visit the website at 2basketstreetyoga.com for more information or to sign up for classes. Just a friendly reminder that winter parking is in effect. Please park in the main driveway. Thank you!
Schedule of 60-minute classes:
Saturday 3/22 – 9am, 60 min - All Levels Flow with Molly - in studio and on Zoom
Monday 3/24 - 8 a.m.: 60 min - All Levels Flow with Molly - in studio and on Zoom
Wednesday 3/26 - 9 a.m.: 60 min - All Levels Flow with Molly - in studio and on Zoom
Drop-in price: 15.00; 5-class pass - $65.00.
[email protected].


Dragonfly Yoga Barn


Upcoming retreat:
*Amorgos, Greece Yoga Retreat: May 16 ~ 23, 2025
Dragonfly is located at 280 Bennett Street, North Sandwich. Contact [email protected], or online at www.dragonflyyogabarn.com.


Eastman House Counseling and Yoga


Offered by Heather Cameron. Located at 909 Holderness Road, Center Sandwich. Yoga class is held on Fridays, from 9- 10 am, Mindful Slow Flow. Slow flow yoga is a gentle practice which combines deep breathing, stretching and relaxed postures to bring restorative energy and serenity to your body and mind.
Preregister via email, [email protected].


Marigold Moon Wildcraft Apothecary/North Sandwich Tea


Open most Saturdays, 10-3. Marigold Moon offers various wildcrafted products—teas, tinctures, oils, balms, and more. The other wild treasures include signed books, postcards, beeswax candles, and more. Located at 620 North Sandwich Road, North Sandwich.


Anna’s Pasture Raised Eggs


Anna’s Pasture Raised Eggs are available most Saturdays 10-4, at Hill Country Books and Anne Made, 25 Grove Street, Center Sandwich.


Bookshop Open


The Bookshop at 25 Grove Street is open most Saturdays, from 10 AM until 5 PM. Look for baked banana bread, Irish soda bread, hermits, and 5 varieties of shortbread. They offer items such as Scotch Irish Oatmeal Cake. John Perkins writes, “Anne and I first encountered this delicious breakfast food at the Downy flake Doughnut shop on Nantucket Island. The Downyflake served breakfasts on Nantucket for most of the twentieth century before the building was sadly lost in a fire. Many visitors to the Island remember the large tin doughnut which hung out over the sidewalk.” Stop by for Scottish shortbread, Anna's eggs and Swedish Ginger cookies. As always there is an excellent selection of books.


Chestnut Meadow Farm


We still have storage onions, shallots and garlic for sale, so reach out to us if you need any. Chestnut Meadow farm is a small, family farm located at 146 Wentworth Hill Road in Sandwich. You can reach us at [email protected], or check out the website, www.chestnutmeadowfarm.com. We love knowing where our food comes from!


Mountain Breeze Farm


Mountain Breeze Farm specializes in fresh, local beef and pork, as well as maple syrup. They have a variety of cuts, such as pork loin roasts, small hams, breakfast sausage, bratwurst, bone-in chops, and spareribs; Also select beef steaks, ground beef, beef kielbasa, beef chorizo, and stew meat. Please inquire if you are looking for something not mentioned or would like a custom order. Contact Mountain Breeze at 603-677-2604 if you have any questions or to place an order. Mountain Breeze Farm is located at 327 Dale Road, Center Sandwich.


Something Wild Farm


Richard of Something Wild Farm writes: “Sugar Season is the rite of passage from Winter to Spring on this farm. Mud and ice give way to stone and pasture.”
If you see steam and smoke coming from the evaporator behind the farm stand, feel free to stop by and see how maple syrup is made! We’re a small operation and do things differently than most larger maple operations. Hopefully by then we’ll have syrup for sale, as well! Rich is always happy to talk your ear off about maple syrup, chickens, eggs, sheep, farming, food, and community! Located at 430 North Sandwich Road. Pasture raised eggs, Maple Syrup, handmade candles, and more. Contact Richard at [email protected], and check out their website, somethingwildfarm.com.


Booty Family Farm


From Steve at Booty Family Farm: The buckets are hung and the pans have been sweetened! We will gladly fill any clean mason jars with maple syrup. Please put your name on each jar, a way to contact and a preference of grade. Feel free to reach out with any questions. We currently have 2025 syrup for sale in the sugarhouse and it looks like a great week for making more! Visitors always welcome! 
We are a certified organic farm located at 610 Mount Israel Road and have been in operation for over 40 years Stop by any time or call/text Steve at 860-227-0397. Thanks for supporting local, Steve Bartlett and the Booty Family Farm.


Waxing Moon Gardens


Our CSA is live on our website; https://www.waxingmoongardens.com/onlinestore/csa-store. 
Waxing Moon Gardens is located at 222 Whiteface Intervale, North Sandwich.


Sandwich Creamery


At the North Sandwich store.
2 Maple Ridge Road, Sandwich. Self-serve, locally made ice cream and cheese. Open from 9 am until 9 pm daily.


Papa Beans Ice Cream/Young Maple Ridge Sugarhouse


Stop by anytime during our regular open hours (9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily) for some delicious maple products and ice cream! We’ve got everything from quarts and pints of ice cream, and ice cream sandwiches. Plus, we have an assortment of maple syrup (in plastic and glass bottles), Maple Bourbon Syrup, Maple Candy, Maple Sugar, and Maple Cream. 
Located at 301 Wing Road, Sandwich. Open 7 days, 9 am – 9 pm.


Soup Dinner Fundraiser


Mount Washington Valley Eaters and Growers presents another Farm to Bowl Food for All! This event takes place in two seatings (5:15 pm, and 6:30 pm) on Monday March 24th at the Local Grocer in Conway. At this unique dining experience, you get to pick out a handmade pottery bowl (to keep) and fill with a delicious homemade soup, served with bread from Old Village bakery. The bowls have been generously donated by local potters. Grab and Go option also available. All proceeds go to the Food for All Local Access Fund. Tickets are $45.00. Mt. Washington Valley Eaters and Growers’ mission is to nourish the community by increasing access to locally grown foods while strengthening relationships with farmers, families, and the land. Find out more at mwveg.com/food-for-all .


Tamworth Community Food Center Welcomes You


If you or someone you know is in a position where access to food would be of help, please call the number provided. There are resources. The primary goal of the Tamworth Community Food Center is addressing hunger for those in need, serving the communities of Tamworth and Sandwich, NH. Our organization’s volunteers are trained and well-informed, knowing the value of awareness, action, and the effects of hunger. We are dedicated to providing fresh and nutritious food to people and families who may go without it. Our volunteers are devoted to understanding the significance and impact of community outreach. Donations from individuals, local organizations, businesses, and the towns provide stability and support, addressing the essentials of our citizens via sustainable solutions. It is our goal to tackle both short and long-term needs.
Wednesday, March 26 , from 11-3.
Located at St Andrews Church, 678 Whittier Road, Tamworth, NH. General Questions: 603-960-4067.


Senior Meals


Join the fun at our Wednesday lunch here in Sandwich! Sandwich senior meals take place on Wednesdays at noon at the Benz Center, 18 Heard Road, Center Sandwich. Additionally, Moultonboro senior meals are held Monday through Thursday at the Moultonboro Community Center (formerly the Lions Club) at 139 Old Route 109. All are welcome.
Monday, March 24: Chicken Cordon Bleu, mashed potatoes with gravy, butternut squash, mixed vegetables, dinner rolls, Mandarin oranges
Tuesday, March 25: Tuna noodle casserole, peas, cauliflower, whole wheat dinner rolls, pineapple
Wednesday, March 26: Sweet and sour stir fry with Chow Mein noodles served over steamed rice, garlic broccoli, beets, bananas
Thursday, March 27: Turkey Divan casserole served over barley, steamed carrots, green beans, dinner rolls, applesauce
Free will donations are most welcome.
The Moultonboro site chooses the menu and prepares it; food is delivered to Sandwich for serving.
Coffee is ready at 11:30. Desserts are usually set out by then; there is a good possibility one of our volunteers will arrive with a still-warm homemade sweet bread (banana and pumpkin come to mind). Call the Moultonboro site at 603-476-5110 for takeout orders or to sign up for home delivery.


New Sandwich Community Nurse


The Sandwich Community Nurse Association is happy to announce that Danielle Paquette-Horne, RN, has signed on to be our Town’s first dedicated Community Nurse. Beginning March 19, Danielle will be accepting calls and emails from Sandwich residents of all ages on Wednesdays and Thursdays. She’ll make house calls on those days, free of charge, to fill gaps in care not provided by Visiting Nurse Associations, primary care or home caregivers. The goal is to help our residents stay healthy and at home.
She’ll help residents evaluate their health care needs, identify care resources, offer health education and facilitate communication among patients, families and caregivers. Danielle will also host community education events at the Benz Center.
Danielle can be reached by cellphone on Wednesdays and Thursdays (only) at 603-916-0654 or through [email protected].
Please note that the Community Nurse is not an urgent-care or emergency service. Residents with urgent care needs should contact their primary care provider and direct emergency calls to 911.
A Center Harbor native, Danielle has extensive nursing experience in all settings, and has provided community nursing in the Lakes Region and Plymouth area.
Her hiring culminates two years of research and planning by the Sandwich Community Nurse Association, a nonprofit group headed by volunteer board of local residents. It’s funded by the Alfred Quimby Fund, the Community Nurse Connection and generous Sandwich residents.
Please welcome Danielle and avail yourself of her experience and help!


Winnipesaukee Republicans Meeting
 
The Winnipesaukee Republicans will meet on April 2, 2025 at Harley Jacks Burgers and Brews in Ossipee at 5:30 p.m.
Guest speaker will be Jody Underwood, founder of Education Options.
"Find schools, compare programs, and discover resources for your child’s success."  https://edopt.org/
Hear about their work to provide a website and "expos" around the state to inform families about education options that are available in their area.


Sandwich Transfer Station


New facility stickers are available at the town hall for 2025-2026. Facility stickers are required for use of the Transfer Station. Stickers are available for purchase at Town Hall, by mail or by drop box.
Sandwich Transfer Station hours are Sunday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 8 am to 4 pm. Please arrive at the Transfer Station at least 15 minutes before closing to allow for unloading and closure for the day. Kevin and John appreciate being able to close on time. Reminder: if you are recycling larger cardboard, please be sure it is cut to a maximum size of 4' x 4'. Larger pieces jam up our compactors!


Notes from the Selectmen’s Office


As a reminder, you can sign up for tailored alerts (email or text notifications) at https://www.sandwichnh.org/enotify/index.php. Please let the Selectmen's Office know if you are having any issues with our alert system. 


Town of Sandwich contact information


Alison Gage, Town Clerk/Tax Collector, [email protected]
Town Clerk’s office hours: Tues & Thurs 8:00am to 5:30pm
Courtney Delaney, Town Administrator, may be reached during regular office hours, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. e-mail: [email protected]
Kelly Cox, Administrative Assistant, may be reached during regular office hours Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 7:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. e-mail: [email protected]
Website: sandwichnh.org
Town of Sandwich
8 Maple Street, PO Box 194
Sandwich, NH 03227
P: 603-284-7113


Community Church of Sandwich


Worship with the Community Church on Sundays at 10 at the Methodist Meetinghouse, Main Street. Contact us by Mail: PO Box 267, Sandwich, NH 03227, email [email protected], or call 603-284-6151


Harvest Church of the Lakes Region


Harvest Church invites you to visit at 80 Bean Road in Moultonborough, Sundays at 10:00 am for contemporary worship and Biblical teaching. We have several meetings during the week as well: a men’s Bible Study on Mondays in Sandwich, and a home church meeting on Thursdays in Sandwich. Call for details! Contact us at [email protected] or 603-476-7037.


North Sandwich Friends


North Sandwich Friends Meeting invites friends and neighbors to join their weekly Meeting for Worship from 10:00 to 11:00 am on Sunday at the North Sandwich Meetinghouse (354 Quaker Whiteface Rd., N Sandwich, NH 03259).
Quakers, or “Friends,” have their roots in 17th century England. We have no explicit creed, nor does Quaker practice reflect a hierarchy among individuals. Believing that there is that of God in every person, Quakers welcome all who seek to join us in common spirit. Friends seek to live lives guided by six “testimonies”: Integrity, Simplicity, Peace, Equality, Community and Stewardship.
Meeting for Worship is a time of quiet listening to the inner voice of spirit, God, the Light within –whatever term one uses—in community with others. We sit largely in silence for an hour; friends who are deeply moved to share an insight may rise and do so. Most Sundays, a very brief reading is offered reflecting Quaker values or history, which may provide a common focus for reflection. After the meeting, friends share individual reflections and announcements with each other.


In the Round


In the Round takes place Sundays at 8:45 – 10:30 am at the Benz Center, 18 Heard Road, Sandwich.
In the Round, a community discussion group for the past 25 years, meets weekly in Sandwich. The topic is always thought-provoking and related to what people are thinking about these days. In the Round welcomes all points of view, reasonably and respectfully considered. Anyone who wishes to join in that spirit of dialog is invited. Various viewpoints are welcomed. Everyone is welcome.