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Photo: Vernon Silver Star Rotary
A new president and executive have been elected to the Vernon Silver Star Rotary Club.
The new president is Teresa Durning, who will be bringing in her group of executive directors for the 2020-2021 season.
With the future uncertainty of COVID-19, the Rotarians are learning new ways to provide service and connect with the community.
"As Rotarians we serve, support and are resilient," says Durning.
Durning aims to engage members with community activities, increase the Rotary's presence, build relationships and work with all members to improve club enjoyment.
If you are interested in joining or visiting the Rotary Club, you can visit their Facebook page or website. Rotary meets once a week on Tuesday's at 6:45 a.m.
