Cabot Chronicle Online

     Scott St. John, chef at the Cabot school, would like the community to know of a food program available this summer at the Cabot School.

     The Cabot Community Association (CCA) was created in [year] to provide a tax-exempt organization for community projects.  Most specifically, the CCA was going to obtain funding to rehabilitate the old Methodist church building in the village as a community theater.  Although that did not happen (yet), the CCA did receive grants for some other community activities.  Then it became dormant.  In 2011, as the federal government’s funding for youth-oriented prevention services was decreasing, including the Cabot Coalition’s budget that was administered by the Supervisory Union, the need for a community-based organization to be the home for The Cabot Chronicle and potentially other community activities became evident, so the CCA was revived.  Fortunately a few of the original founders of the CCA had continued to file the annual paperwork to keep it alive.