The Rotary Club of Plattsburgh to Celebrate 100 Years with Dinner, March 14
PLATTSBURGH, NY __ In March 1926, twenty outstanding members of the Plattsburgh community met to formally establish the first local club under the banner of Rotary International. Little did the club’s charter members anticipate that this small but energetic service organization would become well-known for its wide variety of local, national and international charitable works and projects.
This year, the Rotary Club of Plattsburgh, more commonly known as Noon Rotary, continues its 100th year of fundraising efforts benefitting many North Country citizens and other people in hundreds of countries around the world. To recognize its “Service Above Self” to the community, Rotarians and the public will gather Saturday, March 14, at the West Side Ballroom to celebrate the club’s centennial milestone.
October is recognized as Polio Awareness Month by Rotary International and other organizations to raise awareness and funds for polio eradication. The month-long campaign culminates with World Polio Day on October 24, which commemorates the work done to combat the disease and highlights ongoing efforts to eliminate it worldwide.
Many people join Rotary as a means of "paying back" for the professional success they have achieved. They are looking for ways to help others. When you join Rotary, you play a role in helping the club achieve its community and worldwide goals. This is done both through involvement in community projects and financial support. Rotary club membership is a great way to mix with community leaders from all walks of life and to hear outstanding speakers each week.
"I love being part of something that brings people together and makes a difference."
TTSBURGH, NY __ The 39th annual Rotary International Fishing Classic was held on beautiful Lake Champlain Friday, May 30 through Noon on Sunday June 1, 2025. This is the oldest fishing event on the lake, the earliest each year and features all cash individual and team prizes. 
